DSHS Issues Wildfire Recovery and Reoccupancy Guidance for Adult Family Homes
August 12, 2026
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Connect and grow with your community! Meet us in Kent for free lunch, valuable networking opportunities with local providers and affiliates, and earn…
Description: Licensing Inspections for AFH Providers This webinar is hosted by the Adult Family Home Council (AFHC) and taught by the Washington…
Presented by Brenda Fay, Outreach Representative with Washington State Labor & Industries, and Stephen Yim, Community Outreach & Resource Planning Specialist with…
An adult family home (AFH) is a type of senior living option designed to provide a comfortable, intimate environment for seniors and vulnerable adults in a residential home. Often referred to as senior homes or group homes, these settings usually house six or fewer residents, which allows for a more personalized, intimate level of care. The staff at adult family homes are trained to help with activities of daily living (ADLs), including assistance with dressing, bathing, and mobility. Additionally, meals, housekeeping, and other services are typically provided. This smaller, more homey atmosphere offers an alternative to larger assisted living facilities, with a focus on individualized care and attention.
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