PEACE NW serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), their families, and others in Clark, Skamania, Klickitat and Spokane counties. Our mission is to support people in achieving greater independence and inclusion within their communities.
We offer guidance in areas such as education, housing, and employment, working closely with schools, government agencies, nonprofits, and community members to ensure access to the resources they need.
Through our services, we advocate for a more inclusive society where people of all abilities can live fulfilling lives.
Disability Candidates Forum
Join us on October 22nd for our Disability Candidates Forum, a unique opportunity to hear directly from candidates about issues affecting people with disabilities and their families. This forum will focus on accessibility, inclusion, independent living, healthcare, employment, and other key topics important to the disability community. We encourage voters, advocates, and community members to attend, ask questions, and learn where candidates stand on the issues that matter most.
National Disability Employment Awareness Month - 26th Annual Employment Awards
In recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), we are proud to celebrate the 26th Annual Employment Awards, honoring individuals, employers, and community partners who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to advancing employment opportunities for people with disabilities. These awards highlight the achievements, leadership, and inclusive practices that help create a more equitable workforce where everyone has the opportunity to contribute, succeed, and thrive. Together, we recognize those making a meaningful difference and inspiring a more inclusive future for all.
Our Services
Parent Coalition
The Clark County Parent Coalition (CCPC), a program of PEACE NW, supports families and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) as they navigate education, transition, and disability services. Through direct support, community events, multicultural outreach, and advocacy, CCPC helps families address evolving needs and break down barriers to access.
Parent to Parent (P2P)
PEACE NW’s Parent to Parent (P2P) program connects families of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to vital peer support, resources, and community. Serving Clark, Skamania, and Klickitat Counties, P2P helps families navigate new diagnoses, life transitions, and advocacy needs—ensuring no one has to navigate the journey alone.
Legislative Advocacy
PEACE NW empowers community members to participate in the policy decisions that impact individuals with I/DD. We offer education, resources, and advocacy opportunities throughout the year. By connecting families and self-advocates with legislators, we help elevate lived experiences. Change happens when we speak up together.
HOME
Since 2021, PEACE NW HOME has supported individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families in Clark and Spokane Counties by building self-advocacy, goal setting, and housing navigation skills. The program equips people to explore housing options, access resources, and work toward community-based housing solutions.
System Navigation
PEACE NW helps families, self-advocates, and underrepresented communities find, access, and navigate the services they need. We focus on removing barriers, elevating diverse voices, and promoting inclusive, system-wide improvements that support people with disabilities in living full and thriving lives.
Empowered Independence
PEACE NW’s Independence Coordination empowers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to build skills, access personalized supports, and take real steps toward living meaningful, self-directed lives.
Peace NW Podcast
The Peace NW podcast offers resources and insights for individuals with disabilities. Hosted by experts, it covers community inclusion, mental health, and supportive environments. We aim to empower listeners with practical advice and inspiring stories. Listen now.