Community in Motion

The WA Cares Fund covers a wide range of long-term care services and supports to help you age independently. Covered services include transportation and much more!

To qualify for these covered services, you must have contributed to the WA Cares Fund for a required number of years and need a certain amount of assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).

Learn more!
What workers need to know: https://youtu.be/qnBJRzO6ntM?si=pnoGuFreNLCp_Zov
How it works: https://wacaresfund.wa.gov/how-it-works
How to apply: https://wacaresfund.wa.gov/apply
Benefits guide: https://wacaresfund.wa.gov/benefits

This month’s featured service is transportation.
Transportation services help with transportation to and from the grocery store, medical appointments, social services and therapeutic recreational activities.
Learn more about our covered services and supports by visiting https://bit.ly/43RilUi

🎉🚐 Community in Motion is excited to share that information about our transportation services will be available at the “Get to Know Washougal” community booth during the Washougal Community Market this summer!

The Washougal Community Market returns for its second season beginning Friday, June 5 at Reflection Plaza (1703 Main Street) in downtown Washougal. The market will take place every Friday through July 31 from 2–6 p.m. and features local vendors, live music, community organizations, family-friendly activities, fresh produce, baked goods, plants, handmade goods, and much more.

Be sure to stop by the community booth to learn more about local resources and transportation options available through Community in Motion while enjoying this wonderful community event.

We love seeing events like this bring people together, support local businesses, and strengthen community connections! 💙

🚶🚲🌱 Community feedback helps create safer, stronger, and more connected transportation systems for everyone.

At the recent 192nd Avenue Project open house, community members shared valuable input on how people travel the corridor, roundabout central island design, and preferences for walking, biking, rolling, and crossing improvements along the corridor.

If you missed the open house, there’s still time to participate! The online comment card is open through May 31, and feedback will go directly to the project team to help shape the final design ahead of the final open house in fall 2026.

We encourage community members to share their thoughts and help shape the future of this important corridor: beheardvancouver.org/192nd