Get Registered for our 2025 Lobby Day!
Tuesday, March 25 | 8am — 5pm
416 Sid Snyder Ave SW, Olympia, Washington 98501
What is Lobby Day?
Lobby Day is an annual event scheduled during the legislative session that brings providers and affiliate business partners together to discuss critical issues affecting AFHs. Attendees will have an opportunity to network, get updates on the Council’s advocacy efforts, and meet with their lawmakers to voice their concerns. Breakfast, lunch, and fun provided at this free event!
Attending this Lobby Day will allow you to:
- Understand community issues
- Share your experience
- Educate your lawmaker
- Advance the AFH Council’s mission: To improve the lives and well-being of vulnerable adults through the support of adult family homes
Legislative Priorities
Our 2025 legislative priorities include advocating for a fully funded Collective Bargaining Agreement to eliminate delays for home care aids and ensuring consideration for equitable rates. We encourage all providers, regardless of whether they intend to participate in Lobby Day, to read our legislative priorities for more information on current advocacy efforts. If you wish to further support our work, you can do so by purchasing the champion, advocate, or supporter donations on the registration confirmation page.
Meet With Your Legislator
The Council will be scheduling meetings for members who wish to meet with their legislator. These meetings will be scheduled in groups based on legislative district.
Please be aware that:
- You must register by February 25 to have a meeting scheduled by the Council on your behalf.
- Meetings are scheduled based on legislative district. Find your district at: https://app.leg.wa.gov/districtfinder
- You must select yes when asked if you would like to meet with your legislator at the bottom of the registration form to get a meeting scheduled.
- Appointment information will be shared with you after it is scheduled and confirmed.
Sponsors:
Register for Lobby Day
*You must register by February 25 to meet with your lawmaker
Not a Member Yet?
Membership fees enable the Council to cover legal expenses and fund staff to advocate with the state and regulatory agencies. The participation of every adult family home is vital to ensuring fair regulations and rates that accurately reflect the costs of caring for our vulnerable adults. Consider becoming a member of the Council to help us continue improving conditions for all adult family homes in Washington State.