Clallam County Parent to Parent is hosting a free virtual “DDA 101” seminar at 4 p.m. Thursday, March 18, via Zoom.

The Developmental Disabilities Administration is the “main door” to services for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities in Washington state, program organizers note; it’s where people go to get help for in-home, out-of-home, educational and community-based services.

Carina Robinson, DDA supervisor for Clallam and Jefferson counties, will explain how to apply to the DDA; what services and supports are offered; what to do if denied services, and more.

Find the Zoom link and more at clallammosaic.org/p2p.

For more information, contact Carah Pless, Clallam Parent to Parent Coordinator, at 360-406-1215 or p2p@clallammosaic.org.

Parent to Parent is a program that provides information and one-to- one emotional support to parents, families, and caregivers, of individuals who have special needs. Part of a national organization, the Clallam County chapter is hosted by Clallam Mosaic.

For more information about Clallam County Parent to Parent, visit clallammosaic.org/p2p.

Visit the Developmental Disabilities Administration online at dshs.wa.gov/dda.

Upcoming Parent to Parent virtual seminars include one about special education services on April 15, and transition services on April 29; all Parent to Parent seminars begin at 4 p.m.