The Washington Declaration of Entitlement — Disabled Child or Guardian Benefits is a set of laws that provide support for children and guardians with disabilities in the state of Washington. This includes access to health care, education, employment, and housing for individuals with disabilities, as well as financial assistance for those who are unable to work. The types of benefits provided by the Washington Declaration of Entitlement include: • Health Care: Access to health care services and medical supplies for individuals with disabilities and their guardians. • Education: Access to special education services, resources, and programs for children and adults with disabilities. • Employment: Access to employment opportunities and vocational training for individuals with disabilities. • Housing: Access to affordable housing and rental assistance for people with disabilities and their guardians. • Financial Assistance: Financial assistance programs to help individuals with disabilities and their guardians pay for basic living expenses.