If the federal government shutdown continues, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in Washington will end on Oct. 31, 2025. DSHS has more information about the impacts as well as what clients can do to prepare for the loss of benefits.

Topics A-Z - COVID-19

Behavioral Health Resources and Recommendations
COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Health Care Providers
COVID-19 Infection Prevention in Healthcare Settings
COVID-19 Vaccine Information
Care-a-Van Mobile Health Services
Supporting COVID-19 Health Equity Through Community Engagement
Stigma Reduction
COVID-19
Care Connect Washington
Case Investigations and Contact Tracing
What To Do When You Are Sick With COVID-19 or Another Respiratory Virus
Case Investigation and Contact Tracing Training
Frequently Asked Questions
Emergency Volunteer Health Practitioners
COVID-19 Vaccination Program Enrollment
Reporting COVID-19 Test Results
COVID-19 Vaccine Pharmacy Partnerships
Guidance for People at Higher Risk for Serious Illness
Emergency Language and Outreach Services Contracts
Testing for COVID-19
COVID-19 Treatments: Transition to Commercial Marketplace
COVID-19 Variants
School and Child Care Immunizations Information for Families
Masks and Face Coverings
Power of Providers (POP) Initiative
Pregnancy, Birth, and Caring for your Newborn
10 Million Total Doses Administered Toolkit
Washington State 2020 Community Recovery-Oriented Needs Assessment (CORONA) Survey: Statewide Results
Free Telehealth Appointments for COVID-19 Treatment
Long COVID
Mental and emotional well-being
COVID-19 Vaccines Toolkit for Businesses and Employers
Suicide Prevention Toolkit
What To Do if Exposed Toolkit
College and University Toolkit
Partner toolkit
COVID-19 Vaccine Communications Toolkit
Initiative to Address Health Disparities Across Washington State
COVID-19 Telehealth Toolkit
Power of Providers Webinars
Long COVID Resources for Providers