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WM Finds His Voice

The impact that a communication device can have for a child with autism is amazing—often giving them a voice for the first time in their life. The right technology can help a child to increase their communication, independence, and social interactions.

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Whether you are in a position to make a gift or start your own fundraiser, your support during the Season of Inclusion will impact thousands of families across Washington that rely on our services every day.

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Donor Highlight: Cathy & Phil Bisaillon

After celebrating her 25th anniversary with ESW in April, Cathy Bisaillon and her husband Phil passed an equally outstanding milestone earlier this month—topping $50,000 in lifetime donations!

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200 W. Mercer St., Ste. 210E
Seattle, WA 98119-3954
206-281-5700
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Kitsap County Parent Coalition

The Kitsap County Parent Coalition (KCPC) provides education, advocacy and referrals to help people with developmental disabilities get the support and services they need to improve their lives. Our Parent Coalition Coordinator arranges regular coalition meetings with special guest speakers and prepares newsletters and alerts on issues important to the disability community. KCPC provides more than support to people with disabilities, it strengthens their families as well, providing parent mentoring for caregivers and volunteer advocates for special education issues.

Kitsap County Parent Coalition Welcomes New Coordinator & Gets a Fresh New Look

The Kitsap County Parent Coalition (KCPC) is your go-to organization for information, resources, training and support for families caring for children and individuals with disabilities living in the Kitsap County community. KCPC is excited to announce an updated website with a new logo and a new look/feel, as well as the arrival of our new Program Coordinator, Melissa Lund! Head over to the KCPC website for a list of upcoming events and coalition meetings. Visit www.kitsapcountyparentcoalition.com/.