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Good news for individuals and families with high risk disabilities

Beginning around March 18, the state will open up doses to Phase 1B’s second tier. That includes people over 16 years old who have a disability that puts them in a high-risk category. Click here to watch press conference of Governor Inslee's announcement.

Additionally, the Washington State Department of Health has updated their COVID-19 vaccine guidance to clarify that all caregivers of children or adults with developmental disabilities (paid or unpaid) now qualify to receive the vaccine under the 1A priority group.

Increasing the % vaccinated increases family, caregiver, child, medical staff, and school safety for those who are part of this community and those who support them. It also better protects the under-16 ID/DD population. 

Please continue to wear face masks, face masks save lives. The CDC says double-masking may save more.

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