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Full Life Care helps adults of all ages with chronic illnesses and physical or developmental disabilities. We are a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving people’s lives and supporting caregivers. Since the 1970s, we have helped thousands of individuals preserve their dignity and avoid living in a nursing home or in isolation.
We are a multifaceted organization with a range of programs: at our onsite locations, in homes across King County and throughout Washington State’s Puget Sound. With more than 500 employees, we strive every day to improve the lives of the people and families we serve, some 3,000 individuals each year.
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For family caregivers, moments of rest can be hard to find. Between daily responsibilities, appointments and the emotional work of caring for a loved one, there is often little time to pause, reflect or simply enjoy something creative. At the Memory Hub, caregivers, volunteers and care recipients recently gathered for a visual journaling workshop designed to …
When Kristin first heard about Full Life Care’s Addressing Clutter and Hoarding Program (ACHP), she was not sure what to expect. The program, part of Full Life Care’s Housing Stabilization and Supports department, supports residents in Seattle Housing Authority’s senior housing portfolio who are working toward safer, more livable homes. After a neighbor encouraged her to learn more, …
April is National Volunteer Month, a time to celebrate the individuals and partners whose generosity, compassion, and commitment strengthen our community every day. At Full Life Care, volunteers are at the heart of our mission, and few partnerships reflect that spirit more deeply than our long-standing relationship with Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Lambda Alpha …
Caregivers and volunteers join the Care Teams Program for Caregiver Respite at Full Life Care for varying reasons, but what often develops is a deep connection forged by a willingness to commit. Care Teams requires a couple of simple time commitments from volunteers: 4 hours per month for 12 months supporting an unpaid family Caregiver …
