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Support Guide

**This list is a support list of potential resources students can get additional support. It is not an inclusive list and only services as a starting point for resources available.

Attention Deficit Disorder Association
Helps individuals with ADD through support, connect, transitions and training.

https://add.org/adda-virtual-programs/

Autism Society of Grant County
Provides support and resources to individuals and families with Autism Spectrum Disorder

The ARC of Washington State
The Arc of Washington State advocates for quality services and necessary funding to meet the needs of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

Big Bend Community College Counseling

Campus Assessment Response and Evaluation Team (CARE)

CDC Coping with Stress

Department of Services for the Blind
Provides services for people of all ages who are blind or have low vision.

Department of Vocational Rehab
Provides individuals counseling and employment services and supports to people with disabilities, including training.

Epilepsy Foundation
Has support groups, training and resources for those impacted by epilepsy.

https://www.epilepsy.com/

Grant Integrated Services
Grant Integrated Services provides Developmental Disability, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Services including help with housing, medical support, shopping, transportation, counseling, and many other services.

Grant County Crisis Line

Learning Disabilities Association of Washington
LDA supports and empowers individuals. They have resources available primarily in the Puget Sound area.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:

National Institute of Mental Health
Has information on various health topics, research and events.

Spina Bifida Advocates of Washington State
Provides emotional support for everyone affected by Spina Bifida, including meetings throughout the state, a newsletter, scholarships and equipment.

STOP Washington
Stop Washington is a program for people who need help with alcohol/drugs, anger management, domestic violence/abuse support, mental health help, and Moral Reconation Therapy.

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA’s)
Provides an extensive list of services, such as Substance abuse help, suicide prevention lifeline and counseling, as well as Veteran help, behavioral help (both extreme and mild), and Serious Mental health Illness locater, disaster help and more.

Veterans Crisis line:

Other Resources:

Affordable Colleges Online
Has a guide that has various disabilities resources. It also has scholarships for students with disabilities.