The Arc of Snohomish County

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Children (ages 4-7) who have a brother or sister with a disability are invited for Sibshop storytime, crafts & activitie...
09/15/2026

Children (ages 4-7) who have a brother or sister with a disability are invited for Sibshop storytime, crafts & activities.

Parents are encouraged to attend and connect with Arc staff to learn more about Sibshops.



FREE TO ATTEND; REGISTRATION REQUIRED

This event is for Sibshop participants and their parents.

*Please register each Sibshop participant separately*

REGISTER HERE: https://www.arcsno.org/civicrm/event/register/?cid=0&reset=1&id=658

What: Intro to Sibshops: Ages 4-7 & Parents

When: Saturday, September 19, 2026 from 11:00am-12:00pm

Where: The Arc of Snohomish County: (127 E. Intercity Ave, Suite B, Everett, WA 98208)

Sibshops are fun-filled events for brothers and sisters of kids with developmental disabilities or complex health needs. Sibs have an opportunity to share joys, concerns, problem solve and have a better understanding of their sibling's disability.

College 101 for Students with Disabilities (virtual presentation)Date: Monday, September 14, 2026Time: 6:30 PM to 8:00 P...
09/12/2026

College 101 for Students with Disabilities (virtual presentation)

Date: Monday, September 14, 2026

Time: 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM

Virtual presentation by Jaida Barrows

Hosted by The Arc of Snohomish County

Topics include:

-High School vs. College

-Documentation and Accommodations

-Civil Rights Compliance

-College Prep Timeline

Register Here for Zoom meeting link: https://www.arcsno.org/civicrm/event/register/?id=668

Questions? Contact [email protected]

09/01/2026

The City of Everett is now accepting applications for volunteer positions on its boards and commissions beginning today.

Boards and commissions bring community members together to provide advice, share expertise and help inform City decisions on a variety of topics that affect Everett. Whether you've served on a board before or are looking for your first opportunity to get involved, we'd love to hear from you!

Applications will be accepted through Oct. 15. Learn more about open volunteer positions and how you can apply by visiting everettwa.gov/boards.

09/01/2026

Imagine being with a loved one, friend, coworker, or even a stranger when they suddenly collapse and stop breathing. In that moment, every second matters—and knowing what to do can make an incredible difference.

CPR is a skill that anyone can learn. You don’t have to be a healthcare professional or an emergency responder to make a difference. With training, you can learn how to recognize an emergency, perform effective chest compressions, use an AED, and help with confidence while first responders are on their way.

🚨 Why learn CPR?

- Be prepared to help during a critical moment.
- CPR skills can give you confidence instead of feeling helpless during an emergency.
- Knowing how to use an AED can be an important part of responding to cardiac emergencies.
- The skills you learn can benefit your family, workplace, school, and community.
- Most importantly, being prepared means you’re ready to act when every second counts.

📚 Our upcoming CPR classes are a great opportunity to learn these potentially lifesaving skills in a supportive, hands-on environment. Visit our website to register for an upcoming class! https://bit.ly/4A5uSEG

Whether you're a parent, teacher, coach, caregiver, healthcare professional, business owner, or simply someone who wants to be prepared, CPR training is a skill worth having.

Get trained. Be confident. Because safety starts with you.

08/28/2026

The Lay Guardian Toolkit is a resource for non-professional guardians to help navigate the guardianship process in Washington State.

08/28/2026

The response to this alert was phenomenal. Across the state, parents, other caregivers, and their allies spoke up. The Arc of Washington State was able to negotiate a new contract, and services will continue for the more than 25,000 families supported annually - in every county in the state.

Raising a child with a developmental disability can be isolating. This program helps.

Big thanks to the 44 legislators who signed on to a bipartisan letter in support. You can read about that here, https://bit.ly/P2P_letter

*Signers from King County:
Representatives Stokesbary (31st), Penner (31st), Taylor (30th), Thomas (34th), Goodman (45th), Farivar (46th), Pollet (46th), Ryu (32nd), Callan (5th), Hall (5th), Kloba (1st), Walen (45th), Salahuddin (48th)

Senators Hasegawa (11th), Fortunato (31st), C. Wilson (30th), Slatter (48th), Wellman
(41st)

The Arc - Washington State

08/26/2026

This issue highlights updated housing resources, back-to-school supports, free park passes, upcoming trainings and events, and additional resources for families and self-advocates across Washington.

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127 E. Intercity Avenue Suite C
Everett, WA
98208

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