(UPDATE) Mornings With Member Support: Your Space for Questions, Clarity, and Connection
Mornings With Member Support is a twice-monthly virtual forum designed to give Adult Family Home providers direct access to AFHC’s regulatory and member support team. Led by Maleia Press, AFHC’s Regulatory Support Director, together with the Member Support staff, these sessions are held on the second and fourth Thursday of each month from 8:30–9:30 a.m. They are structured as open conversations, allowing providers to engage with AFHC staff in a straightforward, practical setting.
Each session centers on regulatory support and real-world application of state and federal requirements. Providers are invited to bring questions related to regulatory compliance, surveys, documentation, resident rights, and day-to-day operational issues in their homes. Whether you are working through a complex situation, confirming your understanding of a rule, or seeking assurance that your practices align with expectations, Mornings With Member Support offers an accessible, solution-focused environment. The forum also serves as an ongoing opportunity to build relationships with the Member Support team and fellow providers.
UPDATE MAY 14, 2026 SESSION CANCELLED
Please note that the Thursday, May 14, 2026, Mornings With Member Support session is cancelled due to the Spokane Spring Conference. The next session will take place on Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 8:30–9:30 a.m. Providers are encouraged to attend on May 28 to bring questions, discuss current challenges, and stay connected to available support.
Providers can register for the upcoming Mornings With Member Support sessions at the following link:
https://adultfamilyhomecouncil.org/events/mornings-with-member-support-2026-05-2
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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.