Services
Serving Deaf, Deaf-Blind, Deaf Disabled,
Hard of Hearing and Late Deafened Individuals
Services and resources are provided to meet the needs of individuals of diverse backgrounds such as employment, housing, transportation, financial services, and communication accessibility. WADHH commits to provide full communication accessibility for Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deaf-Blind, Deaf disabled and late deafened individuals. WADHH provides interpreter services, Social Events, Support Groups, Education and Outreach Services, Case Management Services, Information, and Referral, Assisted Listening Devices Program, Telecommunication Program (TED), and ASL classes.
INFORMATION & REFERRAL
Resource and Service Center
ASL/Deaf Culture Resource Library
Special Equipment Store
Public Video Phone
Public Internet/Computer Access
CASE MANAGEMENT
Advocacy
Communication Assistance
Peer Counseling
Housing Assistance
Unique and Diverse Services
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Deaf Senior Citizen Social Groups
Education and Training
Early Intervention and Deaf Mentorship
Business Meetings
Room Rental for General Purposes
ASL Classes & Craft Classes
OUTREACH SERVICES
Quarterly Newsletter “What’s Up?!”
Events, Workshops, Presentations, Information Booths, and more!
Regions
WADHH HQ
Vancouver
Reinforcing our Commitment
Dehne' O'Connor, Front Desk/Office Manager
VP: (360) 334-5740
Zachary DeLoya, Co-Director
VP: (360) 450-0946
Alex Long, Client Advocate
VP: (360) 334-5239
Chandra Jones, AWW Project Manager
Brenda Duval, AWW Coordinator
VP: (360) 450-2421
301 SE Hearthwood Blvd
Vancouver, WA 98684
Yakima Valley
One Step at a Time
Zachary DeLoya, Co-Director
3700 Fruitvale Bvd
Yakima, WA 98902
Tri-Cities
Helping The Community
Zachary DeLoya, Co-Director
Robin Traveller, Client Advocate
(509) 498-6412
8836 Gage Blvd Suite #103-A
Kennewick, WA 99336
Spokane
Reinforcing our Commitment
Sandra Carr, Client Advocate
N. 200 Mullan Rd, Suite #217
Spokane Valley, WA 99206