Offers an intensive outpatient therapy program, group therapy, substance abuse assessments, and dual-diagnosis services.

Provides communications, welfare inquiries and other critical support to keep the lines of communication open between military members and their families.

Preventing families from becoming homeless through rental assistance and targeted case-management.

Provides monthly cash payments for people age 62 and older who have earned Social Security benefits based on prior work. Benefit amounts depend upon wages earned and the number of quarters of coverage credited to the individual's Social Security record.   Handles requests for Social Security numbers, claims, etc. Also handles late Social Security check inquiries. Clients should wait until the 6th of each month to receive a check; check renewal takes an average of two to three weeks.   This program is based on taxes paid into the Social Security system by workers. Taxes pay for Social Security benefits and for part of Medicare coverage.   Provides replacement Social Security cards.

Trained staff are available to assist individuals with creating or editing a resume, interviewing skills, and job search assistance.

Helps low-income individuals and families obtain a more nutritious diet by supplementing their income with Basic Food benefits. Monthly benefit amounts vary based on the number of people living in the household, income, and living expenses such as rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare and child support. Provides an ATM/debit-like card used to access food benefits to eligible low-income households.   Food Stamp guidelines are as follows:   1. Exempt goods that may not be purchased with food stamps: -  Cigarettes -  Pet food -  Non-edible household items -  Alcoholic beverages   - Food purchased at a restaurant 2. Time limits: Benefits do not expire and may be used at any time.   3. Expedited service: Households defined as destitute and having little net monthly income or resources may be eligible for expedited service, i.e. they may be able to pick up their benefits no later than the fifth day following application if they are eligible for benefits.   Disaster Food Benefits: DSHS can replace EBT benefits for recipients of Washington's Basic Food program if food was lost due to a declared disaster. For DSHS to replace the benefits, the customer must report the loss within 10 days from the date the loss occurred. DSHS will replace the value of the amount of food lost in the disaster, up to the total amount of the customer's monthly allotment of Basic Food.

Provides basic town services for residents of town of Yarrow Point.   Building department issues permits for a variety of construction activities on private property, including building, mechanical, plumbing and demolition permits.   Report any problems with public property, such as street repairs, to the Public Works Department.   Clyde Hill Police Department provides police services.   Bellevue Fire Department provides fire services.

Teen Court is a diversion program, with the goal of offering youth an alternative to juvenile detention. This program offers all participants the unique opportunity to learn about the consequences of criminal behavior and how it affects their community. This program overseen by Northwest Youth Services and is accessed through referrals by the Prosecutor's Office. Teen Court hears cases involving youth who are facing a second discretionary diversion or who failed a traditional diversion contract. The offenses involved are misdemeanors, and do not include offenses involving weapons, domestic violence or gang activity. The offender admits to the offense and then goes before a jury of high school students charged with determining the penalties to be assessed.

InCharge Debt Solutions is a national non-profit credit counseling agency offering confidential budget counseling, debt management, housing counseling, bankruptcy counseling and financial education programs to consumers, including military personnel serving overseas.

Provides fire prevention activities including review, inspection, and investigation. Fire suppression and emergency medical aid is provided for the following:   -  Bellevue -  Beaux Arts -  Clyde Hill -  Hunts Point -  King County Fire District #14 -  Medina -  Newcastle   -  Yarrow Point    Blood pressure checks are available for those that visit in person, as staffing allows.    Accepts newborn babies dropped off by the parent within 72 hours of birth. The parent shall not be prosecuted and will remain anonymous, but will be asked for a medical history.

Many low-income households qualify for this federally funded program, which provides assistance with heating bills during the winter months.

Provides free pregnancy tests, limited ultrasounds, pregnancy counseling, sexual integrity classes, and material support. Offers new and used baby clothing size newborn to 4T, as well as diapers, wipes, and other items/equipment.

LIMITED FUNDING - Provides families with children living on the outskirts of Tri-Cities with rent assistance through the CDBG program. This service is for those behind on rent or have an eviction notice.

- Offers free legal assistance to low-income tenants involved in residential eviction court proceedings. Legal assistants interview tenants and attorneys review all relevant documents. - Attorneys will representation in court and to resolve filed eviction lawsuit; attorneys will also negotiate with the landlord and represent the tenant. - Attorneys are unable to assist with evictions from emergency shelters or residential care facilities (such as nursing homes). They are able to assist those being evicted from permanent, transitional, and manufactured (mobile home) housing. - Drop-in child care provided by the Children's Home Society at the Regional Justice Center for parents while they appear in court.

Offers location as a cooling center during extreme heat for those who don't have access to air conditioning.

Provides fire protection, prevention and investigation services and emergency medical aid. Accepts newborn babies dropped off by the parent within 72 hours of birth.   The parent shall not be prosecuted, remains anonymous, and will be asked for medical history.

Offers showers and laundry facilities to homeless youth 13-25 years of age.

Provides a hot meal for anyone in need on Tuesdays, 8:30-10am.

Treating medical emergencies caused by an accident or sudden unexpected illness that needs to be treated right away or it could result in loss of life, serious medical complications or permanent disability.

Provides subsidized studio and one bedroom units for low income adults over the age of 55.   Adults with disabilities must be over age 55 as well.   There is a wait list of about 2 years.

Offers gender affirming hormone care for adults. Clients don’t need to participate in therapy or provide information from a mental health provider to receive hormone therapy. Prior to prescribing hormones, a Planned Parenthood clinician will -  Review your medical history, including your sexual and surgical history and current health practices -  Measure your weight and blood pressure -  Discuss your transition goals -  Draw your blood to watch for potential side effects of hormones -  Explain how to take hormones and answer any questions you might have   If hormone therapy is a good fit for you, you'll receive a prescription that you can take to a pharmacy.

Provides monthly cash benefits for the eligible survivors of workers covered under Social Security who have died. The amount received depends on the worker's age and how much they have earned. Additionally makes a one-time payment of $255 to the surviving spouse of a worker who has died. If there is no surviving spouse, the payment is made to a child who is eligible for benefits on the deceased's record in the month of death. The lump-sum payment is in addition to any monthly survivors insurance benefits that may be due.

Provides both permanency planning and intensive treatment services to children and families who may need help with chronic problems such as on-going abuse and neglect or intensive medical needs.  

Assists recipients of DSHS public assistance with obtaining a Washington State Identicard at a reduced cost from the Department of Licensing. DSHS public assistance clients will need to get a "Request for Identicard form" completed by DSHS to take to DOL. The client will then need to take the form to DOL, along with required evidence of identity as requested by DOL, and $5 to apply for the Identicard. The $5 is the cost to produce the card. Washington State Identification cards regularly cost $54 for a first-time or renewal, $20 for a replacement, or $10 for an address change.

Offers a membership organization that promotes support and education to professionals, individuals, and others who are serving breastfeeding families. To help support families, provides a directory of IBCLC members who can provide support to a family.