Address: 2501 S Plum St, Seattle, WA 98144, USA
Phone: +18009147307
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–4:30PM
Tuesday: 8AM–4:30PM
Wednesday: 8AM–4:30PM
Thursday: 8AM–4:30PM
Friday: 8AM–4:30PM
Saturday: Closed
Ken Sprague
I worked there under on an accounting contract for about 6 months way back in 2007-08. I don't live in the area anymore and haven't for quite a while, but I have very fond memories of my time there. The staff was so friendly and always made me feel welcomed. Working alongside people that have the types of challenges that they do was so inspiring and I'll always be thankful for the experience.
Jasper Norman
Let me sharing the BIG TRUTH come out of their cloest. Lighthouse for the Blind Seattle could be good place for everyone such as Hearing with low vision and full blind during they match fit Hearing world. BUT for DeafBlind people not always prefect match for their accessibility at their depts that high precent workers do not use ProTactile as well. They do provide ProTactile training under DeafBlind progarm. They just could use that as lames that they would improve communication system between Hearing blind/low vision, sight and DeafBlind workers. They still put DeafBlind workers on limited positions that they allow others has their more opportunities than DeafBlind workers does! HR system have long way to clean their mess system during they still not doing proper process with DeafBlind appealled. HR didnt do what JUDGE would do by listen all sides but ONE because they have their FAVISM as very common with others companies. They have special event happen every year called DeafBlind Retreat in Seabeck. They did great job in past before new DeafBlind Retreat director takes over. Things went not very well recently they jump the conclusions so quickly without hearing both sides or ask SSPS who were with while on duty.. They were not even questioned at all but only that one person and made decision automatically! So you get the idea! Seabeck had gotten declined for a while now I understand why some people do not go back and volunteer! We lost good people (you know who they are.. do i need to name them?) Plus I know for FACT that one person donated $$$$ for years and volunteer SSP and not get him back recently?!! Wassup? Smell rats? Now with my case .. smell rats? So long.
Lisa Gallegos
My friend works there and it sounds so amazing
Maeli Macfarland
My job
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They are not a donation facility. They make aerospace parts
Contact Washington State Services for the Blind. Ask about their "Independent Living Skills" program. (Depending on the age of your husband, they have a second program aimed specifically at people who are retired.) Either of those programs can teach mobility skills, self-care skills, home skills like cooking and doing laundry, and use of technology to simplify life as a blind person. It's been awhile since I knew anyone who was teaching in or taking either program, so there may have been changes and undoubtedly there are other components that I am leaving out. A call to DSB is a good place to start. Good luck to you both!
We make airplane parts and stuff for the military.
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