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Provides conventional low-income public housing, Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, and affordable apartments throughout the Benton and Franklin Counties.

Provides seasonal financial assistance to income-eligible households for heating and energy bills; call or visit website for appointment; overdue bill and/or shut-off notice NOT required. Limited air conditioners available to those approved for LIHEAP this season.

Provides outpatient mental health services for all ages. Offers case management, therapy, peer support and medication management. Psychiatric providers help clients with the full range of mental health and substance use disorder issues.

Provides animal control for city limits of Zillah.

Provides assessment, medical detox, inpatient treatment, outpatient treatment, suboxone treatment, and naltrexone treatment to women who are pregnant with a substance use disorder. P.

Administers immunizations and testing for STD, AIDS/HIV, and Tuberculosis.

Assist with emergency, temporary, or short term need by providing vouchers. Clients leave a message. Calls are returned by volunteers M-Th who will try to schedule a face-to-face meeting to asses need and decide on appropriate assistance.

Provides suboxone medication in a medical clinic setting.

MAC provides support for unpaid family caregivers who care for individuals age 55 and older and are eligible for Medicaid medical services, but not currently accessing Medicaid-funded Long Term Support Services.

Provides clothing, furniture, household items, and many other donated material goods for families and individuals in need.

Refers clients to the nearest community food pantry or feeding program in Washington state.

Operates a public, post-secondary institution offering AAS degrees and certificates.

Accepts and sells clothing and small household items.

Provides public library services at multiple locations throughout North Central WA. Includes materials in Russian and Spanish. Libraries serve as warming and cooling centers during regular hours of operation on extreme weather days.

Provides crisis intervention services for families with youth ages 12-17 who have run away or who are in serious conflict with their families.

Offers support services to help participants successfully integrate into the community through employment. Includes employment assistance, behavioral health services and care coordination. Focuses on helping those with substantial barriers to employment.

Screens for a financial assistance program through the Mary Kay Ash foundation that offers financial assistance for women with cancer for home care, child care, transportation and pain medication. Refers to other patient assistance organizations.

Accepts passport applications, including first time applications, renewals and applications for expedited processing.

Offers drop-off sites where unused or unwanted prescription medications can be returned for safe disposal.  Accepts all medicines including controlled substances.

Offers gender affirming hormone care for those ages 18 and older. Clients don’t need to participate in therapy or provide information from a mental health provider to receive hormone therapy.

Accepts donations of packaged foods, snacks, gently used clothing, winter and weather related outer gears and clothing, hygiene items, gift cards, camping supplies, and cash donations.

Volunteers educate Clallam County veterans and their families about available benefits, assist in filing claims for benefits, and appealing benefit claims.

Provides information and referral to available community services for people who are or have experienced intimate partner violence.

Provides emergency food through a shopping-style pantry which includes pet food. Clients are allowed to come once a week. We are a USDA site. We provide nutrition education, cooking and gardening classes. Accepts donations of pet food.

Offers a home visiting program that provides parents with early childhood, school readiness, and family support information and services.

Offers meeting information for Alateen support groups.

One hour private financial coaching for individuals or couples.

Provides mental services including counseling and substance abuse prevention and intervention for youth and adolescents. Must be a student at clinic school.

Provides free public education for students in grades K through 5th.

Street Outreach connects people experiencing homelessness with resources.

Includes a pendant, 24/7 licensed nurse on staff, three nutritious meals a day plus snacks, water, coffee and other beverages all day, internet, basic cable, light housekeeping, and access to all activities presented on campus.

The Weight Room features Olympic free weights and Life Fitness Strength Equipment.  For newcomers, staff present periodic orientations with tips on strength training and equipment usage.

Operates a toll-free, centralized intake, advice and referral service for low-income people seeking free legal assistance with civil legal problems.

Membership allows access to any of the nine branches and their programs and facilities. Group fitness classes and youth programs are included in the monthly membership dues.

Provides a 24-hour answering service which provides information regarding the meeting times and locations of all Alcoholics Anonymous support groups in Whatcom County.

Provides pet cremation services. Does not provide euthanasia services.

Regulates all retail food service establishments, provides education in general and Food Worker Card classes specifically, investigates consumer concerns and food borne illness reports.

Provides a food pantry and a government surplus food distribution site for anyone in need. Offers limited non-food essential items such as hygiene supplies.

All ages from infants to seniors can learn to swim. Our goal is to teach youth, teens, and adults to swim, so they can stay safe around water and learn the skills they need to make swimming a lifelong pursuit for staying healthy. Individual and group lessons are offered.

Ride service for persons of special needs (persons with disabilities, too old or young to operate a vehicle, low income) and support for Veterans and access Veteran services.

Provides two food bags per month. First bag between 1st-15th; second bag between the 16th-last day of month.

A leadership program that focuses on college preparation and career exploration.

TSOA is for individuals who currently do not meet Medicaid financial eligibility criteria but do meet function criteria for care. It supports unpaid family caregivers and individuals who do not have a caregiver, but who live at home.

Offers an after-hours clinic for pediatric urgent care for children ages birth-21.

Provides inspections of electrical wiring; testing and licensing for construction contractors, electricians and journey level plumbers.

Supports families who are caring for a family member with a developmental disability in their home. Provides families supports necessary to keep eligible individuals at home. May include payment for respite care, equipment and supplies, some medical costs and recreational opportunities.

Works to develop the economy by promoting a diversified base of aggressive growth in business and employment.

Offers courses in a wide range of writing styles and experiences.

Theft awareness training for individuals who have been court-ordered to attend. Check the website for a current schedule.

Offers a week long summer camp to children 8-16 years of age, transportation included.

Provides a 24-hour hotline dealing with issues/concerns relating to alcoholism.

Provides a hot meal, emergency food bag, toiletries/hygiene items, diapers, baby wipes, coats, and other basic needs.

Caregivers, family members and friends of those suffering from memory loss are invited to attend the caregiver support group on the 2nd Monday of the month, 9:30am.

Provides nutrition education and supplemental food for income eligible pregnant women, infants, and children up to 5 years of age.

Provides information and referral for job placement and training, respite care, legal assistance, financial assistance and seizure/epilepsy information. Provides consultation to people with epilepsy regarding employment rights.

Agency dedicated to ending illegal discrimination and enforcing the federal Fair Housing Act for residents of Western and Central Washington. Services include complaint investigation, advocacy, education and information and referral.

Provides palliative care and nursing care for children with head injuries, pulmonary impairments, or similar disabilities; has room for families.

Maintains all county roads, flood and drainage control, plan development reviews, legal surveying, road and bridge engineering, and county traffic control. Topographical and aerial maps available in office.

Provides intensive treatment services to keep children and youth safely at home or to more quickly achieve safe reunification or other permanency when children and youth must be placed away from their parents.

Provides search and rescue service in Kittitas County.

Provides primary care dental services for children and adults.

Provides safety talks to schools; helps solve neighborhood problems in Kenmore area.

Provides financial aid grants in two forms and referrals for assistance outside the agency to qualifying applicants.

Manages affordable housing apartment complexes in many counties across Washington state. Most properties focus on serving low-income older adults and people with disabilities. Visit website for contacts at individual properties.

Provides ongoing recovery support through small, weekly support groups called Recovery Circles that provide peer support and encourage community belonging. Members can access job training programs at the cafe. Drug and alcohol-free space.

The Family Law Orientation (FLO) is a series of videos you can watch on YouTube. The videos provide information on the court processes, including court rules and resource information.

Provides K-12th grade education and serves as a hub for community activities.

Provides showers facilities and personal hygiene items to women and children in need.

Identifies and eliminates welfare fraud by clients and thieves. Thieves commit fraud by skimming or cloning EBT cards. Customers who are victims of food benefits theft can submit a claim to have food benefits replaced. Submit claim within 30 days or before Oct. 22, 2023.

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

I&A staff link seniors and their families to available resources in their communities. Staff also provide general information, support and advocacy.

Offers loans up to $15,000 for emergency home repairs for Federal Way homeowners under 80% AMI. Typically assists with issues that threaten the safety and/or health of the household.

Volunteers help clients understand the different parts of Medicare, assess their needs, and help them enroll in Medicare and assistance programs.

Court investigation involves interviewing defendants, acquiring violation records, verifying references, arranging for clinical evaluations, and preparing reports for judges.

Provides unrestrained access to a fair, accurate, and independently established record of the opinions, decision, and judgments of the court. Collects statutory fees and fines. Manages the jury panel for both district and superior courts.

Provides repair and maintenance to the buildings and grounds throughout the city of Omak. This includes all parks, cemetery, water, sewer, airport, library and city hall.

Helping youth ages 16-24 find and acquire opportunities to build their future through education, job training, and career development.

A federally funded family involvement program for low-income families with young children. Head Start serves preschool children in classroom settings.

Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technicians and Firefighter/Paramedics respond to fire emergencies in the city of Seattle.

Operates a weekly food pantry for anyone in need. No ID required; visit in person.

Assists Okanogan County families in learning about and connecting with community organizations and services, support groups, health, financial, and educational resources regarding their child's medical condition and special needs.

Offers a rebate on utility taxes for low-income older adults and customers who are disabled who paid Covington taxes for gas, electric, telephone, garbage, cell phone and cable.

Operates a long-term residential rehabilitation program for women in crisis due to substance use disorder. The program is located at the women's shelter in South Seattle.

Provides resource, activity, and refuge centers focused on helping street and homeless youth.  Offers showers, laundry, food, clothes, hygiene products, mail/email, and connection to other case management and employment programs.

Provides a monitored setting for the safe withdrawal from alcohol and other drugs.

Offers the following culturally relevant substance use outpatient services for youth and adults: SUD evaluations, DUI assessments, individual, group, and family therapy, Drug and Alcohol Information School, and court-mandated treatment.

Provides behavioral health services to children, youth and adults. Services include mental health assessments, case management for adults and children, relapse prevention, monthly monitoring, aftercare, intensive outpatient treatment and individual counseling.

Provides fresh and shelf stable food to area residents. Reduces food waste while ensuring families have reliable access to nutritious food. This is a drive-thru food pantry.

Deer Park Dial-A-Ride picks up riders at their home within Deer Park and offers transportation within the city limits of Deer Park. Schedule 24 hours to 2 weeks in advance. Drivers are able to assist riders with getting in and out of the shuttle and to help move rider's packages on and off the bus. Accessible for wheelchairs and people with disabilities.

Facilitates access to primary medical care and prescriptions for low-income, uninsured, underinsured Jefferson County residents by providing free medical needs assessment, guidance, advocacy, and referrals to appropriate care.

Offers a learning center and open classroom for adults who want to earn their GED or high school diploma, learn English as a second language, improve placement test scores, and gain a career advantage.

Provides classes and recreational activities including scrabble, sewing/quilting groups, dance lessons, chess clubs, painting, aerobics and arthritic exercise. Other recreational activities offered include monthly birthday parties, dances,

The program focuses on helping residents reach increasing levels of recovery in order to eventually transition back into the community.

Provides help to resolve animal control problems such as stray or vicious animals, animal-related emergencies, and reports of animal cruelty. Also provides licensing for domestic animals.

Volunteers 55 years or older are placed at “work stations” throughout Snohomish County, according to the type of volunteer work they enjoy and skill sets they have to share.

Provides a drop in-center for volunteers looking for opportunities to help at Community Action and in the community.

Offers families access to private birthing suites to stay in throughout labor, delivery and recovery, and the baby stays in the room. Also offers private post-partum rooms where family can rest until it is time to leave the hospital. Offers lactation support if needed.

Prevents health problems and treats health concerns such as ulcers, chronic pain and asthma through prescribed vitamin/mineral supplements, herbal and homeopathic remedies and physical medicine.

Provides a cancer support group for survivors, patients, and family or caregivers of a patient. Offered in English and Spanish.

Offers healthy fresh and packaged food and beverages, pet food, child care items, and personal hygiene products that have been donated from local businesses and farms, food drives, and individuals.