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We are so excited to announce the start of our Vancouver Washington FASt Friends Support group on March 28th 2020. We need your feedback on what you would like to see in your group and would like to update you on the time and location once we get that nailed down. Let us know you’re interested by clicking the I’M INTERESTED button. Volunteer ran and peer-led, all of our support groups are open to families or caregivers to individuals who have been diagnosed with or are suspected of being impacted by FASD’s as well as to adults impacted by FASD’s. Our groups are respectful of and open to birth mothers. There is no fee to attend.(Keywords: Adoption, Baby)

45th Street Homeless Youth Clinic services are for youth and young adults (ages 12-23) who are currently homeless or have been homeless at some point in the last 12 months. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

DUI assessment; intensive outpatient; alcohol/drug information; school; anger management; DUI victims impact panel.(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

Certified alcohol/drug intensive outpatient treatment; adult/adolescent; relapse therapy; ongoing recovery; smoking cessation; relapse prevention; couples group; gender specific; ADATSA assessment; referral; treatment.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

12 step support group for family/friends of alcoholics.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

Information on alcohol/drug related issues; counseling; referrals; diagnostic services; intensive outpatient treatment; alcohol/drug information school for individuals/youth/their families.(Keywords: Counseling, Recovery)

Supporting youth in maintaining abstinence from drugs & alcohol and promoting recovery along with healthy life choices. Peer suport group that is facilitated by two trained, credentialed YES counselors. (Keywords: Mental Health, Spanish)

Alcoholics Anonymous: 12 step recover groups for people who are alcoholics or are recovering alcoholics, or substance abusers. Service is manned by volunteers and answering service is available. There is a full listing of all available services on website www.piercecountyaa.org(Keywords: Recovery, Substance Abuse)

Information and referrals to AA meetings and treatment centers.(Keywords: Substance Abuse)

Certified alcohol/drug treatment; drug assessment; ADATSA; methadone treatment; pregnant/parenting women. Adults 18 plus. Sliding fee scale; medical coupons.(Keywords: Substance Abuse)

Multiple sites; 12 step support groups for people in recovery from substance abuse.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

12-step support group. Persons in recovery from alcoholism. Minimal fee for literature.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

12-step support groups Service persons in recovery from alcoholism.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

Emergency housing for women & their children; support ; advocacy; follow-up on an on-going basis; referral/resource information on legal assistance; financial assistance; alcohol/drug abuse. Victims of DV and their children.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Legal)

Legal advocacy; support groups; advocacy based counseling; information/referrals; confidential shelter.(Keywords: Abuse, Domestic Violence)

Child must be under the age of 18; absent from the home for a least 72 hrs.; beyond parental control, such as endangering themselves or others; have a substance abuse problem.(Keywords: Anger management, Substance Abuse)

Our four primary service areas are Early Learning, Youth Development, Family Support, and Counseling Services. This includes court approved parenting classes, support groups, baby resources and CPR/First Aid classes. All Atlantic Street Center services are free to participants. Currently updated by JazmynS@atlanticstreet.org Parenting support groups, Incredible Years,(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Mental health counseling; substance abuse treatment; case management; assessment.(Keywords: Mental Health, Substance Abuse)

Mental health counseling; substance abuse treatment; social services for low income families.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Treatment referral service; individual motivational counseling; court ordered, self-referral.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

MY MISSION IS TO HELP EVERY KID GROW UP TO BE A WHOLE AND HEALTHY ADULT BY TEACHING THE GROWNUPS WHO LOVE AND CARE FOR THEM HOW TO OPENLY AND CONFIDENTLY TALK ABOUT SEXUALITY. Offers parent classes, online classes, professional workshops, and one-on-one coaching(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Child Sexual Abuse Program; Children\'s Advocacy Center; Healthy Families Program; Crime Victims Service Center; Family Support Team; Parent Child Interaction Therapy; Parenting Skills Program.(Keywords: Abuse, Education)

Catholic Community Services in Snohomish County provides the following housing services: *Housing and homeless assistance * Specialized housing for single mothers in recovery, and their children; chronically homeless; pregnant and parenting women * HIV/AIDS housing and assistance * (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Parents recovering from drug and or alcohol abuse.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Mental health/chemical dependency treatment; DUI assessment; eating disorders; marriage/family; parent/child; depression; DV; sexual/physical abuse; grief/loss; anger management; support groups.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Individual, group, family counseling for adults and youth; family support; substance abuse services.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Sexual assault victim advocacy; 24 hour crisis services; certified drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; methadone program; residential services; vocational services; comprehensive mental health; housing; domestic violence; suicide prevention.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: ADHD, Anger management)

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: ADHD, Anger management)

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support, education, and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors, and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communites and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

Often domestic violence is accompanied by abuse of drugs and alcohol. But treating one does not treat the other. We offer this program to address both issues at the same time and in one place.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Call to report suspected child abuse/neglect.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services)

Local Intake: (253) 983-6100 Toll Free Intake: 1-888-713-6115 After Hours: 1-800-562-5624 Fax: (253) 593-5066 TTY: (253) 593-5149800-422-7517/253-983-6100 If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and there is no one answers this line, call the Police. 1-888-235-7638 office/reception(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services)

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical or emotional abuse, neglect or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.) Area served: Bellevue, Bothell, Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, Hunts Point, Issaquah, Kenmore, Kirkland, Medina, Mercer Island, Newcastle, North Bend, Preston, Redmond, Renton, Sammamish, Snoqualmie, Woodinville Zip Codes 98004, 98005, 98006, 98007, 98008, 98009, 98011, 98014, 98015, 98019, 98024, 98025, 98027, 98028, 98029, 98033, 98034, 98039, 98040, 98045, 98050, 98052, 98053, 98055, 98056, 98057, 98058, 98059, 98065, 98068, 98072, 98074, 98075, 98077, 98224 (Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services)

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical or emotional abuse, neglect or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.)(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical, or emotional abuse, or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police)(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

Call with any suspected abuse and neglect issues; child & youth support; childcare information & referral.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services)

Have media stories about abduction and abuse have you scared about your family's safety? This workshop will give parents the most progressive and proactive tips in regard to child safety. Easy tips and tools help you empower your kids without scaring them! You will leave feeling confident about keeping your kids safe.(Keywords: Abuse, Early Learning)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services)

Children's Response Center, a program of Harborview Medical Center, provides services and support for children and youth under the age of 18 who have experienced sexual assault or other traumatic events. Services are also available for non-offending family members and children and youth who display sexual behavior problems. Children's Response Center serves residents in East and North King County.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

The Children\\\'s Crisis Outreach Response System provides comprehensive services to children and youth and families in King County. These services are provided free of charge to children, youth and families. King County has contracted with YMCA Family Services and Mental Health to deliver these services. Who is eligible? Children and youth not enrolled in the King County Mental Health Plan (KCMHP) who are up to age 18 and who live in King County their identified caregivers and families (including foster parents)(Keywords: Anger management, Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Abuse)

Alcohol & drug treatment; community health; developmental disabilities; housing reservation & weatherization; mental health; veterans relief fund; youth program.(Keywords: Disability, Housing)

Transportation service for medical and employment; housing, group homes; emergency services; HIV/AIDs services; in-home care services; nutrition/meal services; employment training services Energy assistance with heating/electric bill LIHEAP(Keywords: Basic Needs, Food)

Child and Family outpatient services includes: Children’s counseling, Case management, Group therapy, Assessments, Evaluations, Medication Management Services. Youth Options is a program that helps youth transition to independent adulthood. 4Results Mentoring is a mentoring program children 7-18 in Clark county that are receiving mental health services, are foster youth, are children of prisoners, or otherwise high risk. Drug and alcohol services for adults and youth. Adult counseling, job counseling, homeless services, and crisis stabilization. (Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Mental health counseling; substance abuse treatment.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Mental health and substance abuse center.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Mental health counseling; support groups (depression, bipolar, chronic pain, self-esteem) ; children and family programs; community support services; crisis intervention; vocational rehabilitation; Services provided include: Adult Mental Health Services Adult Housing Services Vocational Services (Stepworks & Connections)​ Adult Substance Use Disorder Services(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

For seniors; functionally disabled; abused, neglected, exploited & abandoned vulnerable adults. Provide functional & nursing assessments; residential care case management.(Keywords: Abuse, Disability)

Short term mental health counseling services. Continuum of care for mental health and chemical dependency treatment services in Shagit County.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Is your child exhibiting inappropriate behaviors that may include sexual acting out, physical aggression, cruelty, rage, stealing, theft, lying, depression or substance abuse? This program offers ongoing support, behavior management skills, community resources.(Keywords: Counseling, Education)

Is your child exhibiting inappropriate behaviors that may include, sexual acting out, physical aggression, cruelty, rage, stealing, theft, lying, depression or substance abuse? This program offers, ongoing support, behavior management skills & community resources.(Keywords: Education, Foster Care)

Is your child exhibiting inappropriate behaviors that may include, sexual acting out, physical aggression, cruelty, rage, stealing, theft, lying, depression or substance abuse? This program offers, ongoing support, behavior management skills & community resources.(Keywords: Counseling, Education)

Certified alcohol/drug outpatient treatment; information school; DUI assessment; mental health; drug prevention.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Care Crisis Chat is an online confidential, secure, and anonymous way of reaching out for help when you don’t know where else to turn. Care Crisis chat is a place to find non-judgmental support and help through a difficult time.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

Serving women, children, and teens providing confidential shelter for women seeking refuge from domestic violence by providing a 24-hour crisis line, advocacy, women's groups, women's advocacy, legal advocacy, extended stay apartments, and community education. Toll-free Advocacy & Crisis Hotline 1-877-465-7234(Keywords: Abuse, Basic Needs)

Therapy; seminars; workshops/training; depression; anxiety; victims of abuse (sexual, physical); relationship issues, substance abuse/dependence; PTSD; dissociative disorders.(Keywords: Abuse, Depression)

Child care; adoption; childrens services; emergency help; abuse & neglect; caregiver support; disability; foster parent; help in the home.(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

Abuse/neglect reporting for children and seniors.(Keywords: Abuse, Grandfather)

24 hour crisis line (425-25-ABUSE). Emergency & transitional housing for victims of domestic violence and their children. Provides support groups and legal advocacy.(Keywords: Anger management, Basic Needs)

Alcohol/drug detoxification; inpatient; intensive outpatient; DUI assessment; relapse prevention; program for pregnant women.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Drug and alcohol treatment; medical; financial; food stamps; children and family services; services to the aging; services for the disabled.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Disability)

Medical; financial; food stamps; children/family services; drug/alcohol treatment; service to the aging and disabled.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Food)

Encompass provides traditional preschool and toddler programs that inspires discovery, creative expression and social problem-solving skills. We are accredited by NAEYC, offer low teacher to student ratios, family style meals, development & health screenings & social-emotional assessments. Also incorporates ECEAP. EARLY LEARNING Preschool Toddler Groups ParentChild+ Summer Camps PEDIATRIC THERAPY Birth to Three Early Intervention Clinic Therapy Services Behavioral Health FAMILY ENRICHMENT Groups Workshops and Sessions Parents’ Night Out EVENTS Calendar Autumn Gala Rise & Thrive Breakfast Take a Seat for Kids(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Emergency shelter, meals, clothes, jobs, medical/dental,parenting, anger management, substance abuse, financial management, domestic violence.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Chemical dependency and domestic violence treatment in Snohomish County. Residential treatment for pregnant and parenting mothers. Families In Recovery group on-site. On-site child care.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Los padres de familia conversaran sobre: *Habilidades de comunicacion del padre y nino *Promover el exito del estudiante en la escuela *Usar disciplina positiva *Resolver problemas y prevencion de la violencia *Control de enojo *Las consecuencias y las reglas del hogar(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

A free meeting for those concerned about drug and/or alcohol abuse or behavior problems of a friend or relative.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Support group with guided curriculum on parenting and ACES for parents who have been in a treatment program. May satisfy requirements as a sober support group or court ordered parenting classes. Childcare provided at no costs. Please arrive early the first time you bring children in order to fill out enrollment forms(Keywords: Father, Mental Health)

Started as a Parent/Caregiver meet-up in November of 2019, our Tacoma/Puyallup Group officially started in January. Volunteer ran and peer-led, all of our support groups are open to families or caregivers to individuals who have been diagnosed with or are suspected of being impacted by FASD’s as well as to adults impacted by FASD’s. Our groups are respectful of and open to birth mothers. There is no fee to attend. We will be looking at changing the meeting time in April to accommodate more attendees. Sign-up and let us know what time and date works best for you.(Keywords: Baby, FAS)

For fathers who have a child involved in the child welfare system, provides resources, parent education, support, and guidance. Facilitated by a father who has successfully navigated the system. (Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services)

For fathers who have a child in the child welfare system, provides resources, parent education, support and guidance facilitated by a father who has successfully navigated the system. (Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

Intensive drug/alcohol outpatient; assessment/referral; court evaluations; DUI; deferred prosecution evaluations; aftercare groups; youth intervention/education/treatment; family support. Outreach offices in Curlew, Keller, Orient, Inchelium.(Keywords: Recovery, Substance Abuse)

Trauma center; mental health outpatient; substance abuse; obstetrics.(Keywords: Mental Health, Pregnancy)

Facilitates individual, family, and group counseling for children, youth, and families. Substance abuse services include assessments and counseling for youth and their families; school-based drug and alcohol prevention and intervention programs. Offers sex abuse counseling for individuals and families.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Individual, family, & group counseling for children, youth, & families. Substance abuse services include assessments & counseling for youth & their families; school based drug/alcohol prevention & intervention programs; sex abuse counseling for individuals & families.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Individual family, and group counseling for children, youth, and families. Substance abuse service include assessments and counseling for youth & their families; school-based drug/alcohol prevention & intervention programs; sexual abuse counseling for individuals & families.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Parenting Classes and Family Counseling Demonstrations with Mary Dalton Sept 16 : Understanding Children’s Mistaken Goals – 1 Sept 30 : Understanding Children’s Mistaken Goals – 2 Oct 7 : The Power of Encouragment Oct 21 : The Family Meeting Nov 4 : Building Self-Discipline : Homework & School Nov 18 : Actions, Not Words! Getting out of Nagging, Power Struggles & Conflict Dec 2 : Take Time for Training Dec 16 : Building on the Positive/Eliminating Criticism Jan 6 : How to Induce Respect the Rights of Others Jan 27 : Moving Beyond Punishment & Reward Feb 3 : How to Manage Screen Time & Technology Peacefully Feb 24 : Building on the Positive & Eliminating Criticism March 2 : Bullying, Sibling fighting & Whining March 16 : Sharing Responsibility: Chores April 6 : The Fallacy of Reward & Punishment April 20 : How to use Natural & Logical Consequences May 4 : Routines: The Morning Rush & Bedtime May 18 : Avoid Giving Undue Attention June 1 : How to Manage Screen Time & Technology Peacefully (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Victims of sexual assault; drug/alcohol treatment; mental health counseling.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

The services Gateways currently offers are Adoption Home Studies for children from foster care. Visitation services in the education visitation and safe exchange program called EVASE that includes parent coaching for parents that want additional training for effective parenting. Impact of Divorce on Children IDC parenting seminars are for parents or family members that are legally separated, seeking third part custody or requesting a change to their parenting plan. Transitional Aged Youth Network TRAYN for youth in transition aging out of foster care or homeless between the ages of 16-24 that need life skills and job experience. Domestic Violence Impact Panels include professionals in our community that treat, intervene and assist in effects of domestic violence on our community. Community Gardening offers space to members who want to grow food in an organically approved way using Gateways property. The neighborhood church food pantry has a large plot where they are growing produce for their food pantry.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

Impact on Children. Seminars for parents who are divorcing. The four hour seminar covers child development, impact of divorce on children, grief & loss issues, nurturing family bonds, effects of substance abuse and domestic violence, and when to seek help. Low income may qualify for reduced rates.(Keywords: Abuse, Divorce)

Not open to the public (FIR).(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Housing)

Counseling & treatment for chemical dependency and mental health distress. Eligibility & cost requirements vary from program to program;may or may not have sliding scale, medical coupons Ok, private pay, etc.(Keywords: Counseling, Depression)

Drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; information school; DWI assessment; ADATSA; outreach program.(Keywords: Education, Substance Abuse)

HIV/AIDS; immunizations; vital records; substance abuse treatment; STD; WIC; maternity support services.(Keywords: Food, Immunization)

Parenting classes; support groups; emergency & transitional housing; abuse preventions & treatment; in-home parent aides; counseling; advocacy; sexual assault; child abuse; domestic violence; substance abuse treatment.(Keywords: Abuse, Domestic Violence)

Residential care; case management; in-home personal care/chore services (intake); residential placement (nursing home, assisted living, adult residential care and adult family home); Adult Protective Services (APS). Seniors, functionally disabled, abused, neglected, exploited or abandoned vulnerable adults.(Keywords: Abuse, Disability)

Support and resources and therapy for children and families in the areas of mental health, developmental services, kinship care, eating recovery and more(Keywords: Adoption, Baby)

Certifies alcohol/drug treatment; alcohol/drug assessments; family treatment; outpatient; evaluations; relapse prevention.(Keywords: Counseling, Recovery)

Jumping Mouse helps children heal through expressive mental health therapy. We support a child’s healthy development for as long as it takes. Jumping Mouse specializes in long-term, in-depth children's mental health.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

The Parenting place offers a variety of age-appropriate and topic-specific parenting classes, including classes for domestic violence, to strengthen families of Kitsap County.Parenting Education classes are offered quarterly. Classes address age ranges from birth to teen years. The Parenting Place is a service of Kitsap Community Resources(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

Youth/family counseling, youth to age 18 and their families. Watson Manor for young moms 15-20. Drug/alcohol assessment/counseling; outreach; Lighthouse a drop-in after school & evening program for teen.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Our mission is to recognize the right of all children to a safe childhood. Kids First Children's Advocacy Center of Stevens County strives to reduce trauma and provide support to child victims of sexual abuse and their families. This is accomplished by providing on-site agency collaboration and the use of a multidisciplinary team approach in investigation and treatment of child abuse. (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Our mission is to recognize the right of all children to a safe childhood. Kids First Children's Advocacy Center of Stevens County strives to reduce trauma and provide support to child victims of sexual abuse and their families. This is accomplished by providing on-site agency collaboration and the use of a multidisciplinary team approach in investigation and treatment of child abuse. (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Our mission is to recognize the right of all children to a safe childhood. Kids First Children\'s Advocacy Center of Stevens County strives to reduce trauma and provide support to child victims of sexual abuse and their families. This is accomplished by providing on-site agency collaboration and the use of a multidisciplinary team approach in investigation and treatment of child abuse. (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Sexual assault - support groups, counseling, crisis intervention, legal and medical advocacy.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Building self esteem, effective communication, managing anger and stress, growth development, and behavior management. To register, email name, address, phone number to lois.ralph@kindering.org or call 425-653-4302 Call for current schedule(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Support group for relative caregivers of children. Also open to those interested in relative care, foster care, and/or adoption. Contact facilitator before attending. Does not meet every month. (Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

For Foster, Adoptive, and Relative Caregivers Groups open to those interested in relative care, foster care, and/or adoption. Please contact the group facilitator before attending. RSVP for childcare and meal(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

ARe you raising the child of a relative or a friend? Connect with other kinship families. Small groups meet regularly. Enjoy food and conversation. Learn about resources for your family. (Keywords: Abuse, Foster Care)

Our goal is to provide Kinship Caregivers assistance with resources, as well as services such as clothing and programs, events to bridge the gap between caregivers and the children we love.(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

Immunizations, family planning, WIC, environmental health, children with special health care needs, maternity support services, communicable diseases. HIV/AIDS; substance abuse; food & nutrition.(Keywords: Food, Health)

Food & nutrition education; HIV/AIDS; immunization; family planning; maternity support; health assessment & referral; STD prevention; substance abuse prevention.(Keywords: Health, Immunization)

For Asian Americans and other minorities: In home care; senior meal sites; Domestic violence and sexual assault; senior low income housing; citizenship classes; ESL; tobacco cessation; youth; basic food; legal aid referral; job referral; survival skills education.(Keywords: Abuse, Domestic Violence)

Spanish speaking support for women who have experienced, or are experiencing, emotional, verbal, or physical abuse (domestic violence) in their lives.(Keywords: Abuse, Childcare)

Homeless facility for adult men; referral to other community services; clothing; education; employment; family services; substance abuse services; veterans welcome. (Keywords: Abuse, Clothing)

Certified alcohol/drug outpatient treatment; information school; DUI client assessment; ADATSA; prevention services.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Alcohol/drug treatment programs; DUI assessment; adults/adolescents; intensive outpatient.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

A group for young people about relationships, safety and support Call intake line for registration and most current schedule(Keywords: Abuse, Gay)

Rape/domestic violence/child sexual abuse therapy; safe house; outreach services; bilingual services.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Sexual Assault & Family Trauma Response Center; Foster care & adoption programs; child sexual abuse prevention education; sexually reactive youth program. (Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

Provides a multifaceted program that supports women and their children in transition from homelessness to independence.(Keywords: Abuse, Baby)

Discover the skills you have to lead a positive relationship and stop the controlling behavior of abuse. Our groups help you use these skills and, more importantly, understand your behaviors and learn new ways to be a partner and parent.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Support group for child abuse and neglect victims.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services)

Mental health/chemical dependency outpatient services; 24 hour crisis response; outpatient substance abuse treatment; brief therapy case management.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Community health; childhood education for birth to 5; help find and keep employment; family social services; transportation;youth tutoring and substance abuse prevention.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

Shelter for abused women with or without children; transitional housing program; support groups; advocacy for legal, medical, employment and other needs.(Keywords: Abuse, Domestic Violence)

Families in recovery - not open to public(Keywords: Housing, Recovery)

Provides housing service and support to Pierce County mothers and children impacted by substance abuse, primarily methamphetamine. We help them achieve and maintain reunification through healing, self-sufficiency and clean and sober living.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

Counseling and mental health services for families and youth - family and individual counseling. Referrals to related services including parenting classes. NYFS is a 501(c)(3) Washington State Licensed Mental Health and Outpatient Substance Use Treatment Center. Professional mental health and chemical dependency counselors provide therapy for individuals and family members in a comfortable and supportive environment.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Social Service for youth and families in conflict. Counseling; mental health; crisis/emergency; substance abuse. housing and services for homeless youth(Keywords: Counseling, Foster Care)

Bisexual, Trans, & Lesbian survivors of abuse. Advocacy, peer support, counseling, support groups; assistance with basic needs and safety planning. Confidential.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Individual counseling; sexual abuse survivors; drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; referrals.(Keywords: Counseling, Sexual Assault)

Families in Recovery online support group Attendance can count toward sober support group or parenting group/class if needed. Talk to the instructor. (Keywords: Father, Grandfather)

Families in Recovery online support group Attendance can count toward sober support group or parenting group/class if needed. Talk to the instructor. (Keywords: Father, Grandfather)

Energy assistance; homeless intervention; emergency family shelter; eviction prevention; home weatherization/rehab; child care resource/referral; food/nutrition programs; child care & support.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

This group is an eight-week program focused on assisting non-offending parents in providing support to their children who have been affected by sexual abuse. Topics include: Recognizing and expressing feelings about the sex offenser and abuse. Learning about sex offender characteristics and the re-offense cycle. Learning about child development and normal sexual development. Providing support to the child victim. Learning about the impacts of sexual abuse on children and safety and prevention for the future.(Keywords: Abuse, Sexual Assault)

Support group for parents in recovery from substance abuse. Drop-In group.(Keywords: FAS, Mental Health)

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling)

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services)

For parents who are recovering from alcohol and/or drug abuse. This class offers insights into a child\'s perspective and feelings towards their parent. It helps parents learn positive parenting skills, how to have honest communication and help in rebuilding the parent/child releationship. 2 hours a week. Call for more information.(Keywords: Education, Recovery)

Comprehensive assessment for high-risk children/families. Children are referred to the center by CPS. Foster care. Medical exams for sexually abused children. Program for chemical dependency. Fathers parenting program.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

A treatment for families that focuses on reducing serious child behavioral problems, improving parenting skills, and changing relationships. PCIT uses a concrete, skill-based approach to teach children and parents new and positive ways to relate to each other. In each session, the parent and child play together as a PCIT therapist coaches the parent on interactions. The therapist helps the parent practice and master new skills. (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Offers support to people who are struggling with alcohol and the family members who have been affected by someone struggling with alcohol.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

Stories, Craft, Circle Time and Supportive Discussions! This is a great place to have FUN with children and to interact with other families in playtime, learning and sharing together to enhance the bond with your family and the community Lael Voeller laelkaz@gmail.com or Jana Goyenechea jana@scartletroad.org(Keywords: Abuse, Baby)

Parents and children come together to hear stories, have snacks, do crafts, and participate in circle time and supportive discussions! This is a great place to have FUN with your children, to interact with other families in playtime, and enhance the bond with your family and the community. Sessions are free and open to everyone!(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Project SAFE is a free phone-based clinical consultation program for parents and caregivers of youth ages 12-17 at risk of running away or who have already run. During the call, a counselor will listen, provide tools for coping with your teen, and help you develop an action plan to take care of yourself and improve the situation for you and your teen.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Intensive alcohol/drug outpatient treatment; relapse therapy; ongoing treatment; couples groups; ADATSA assessment; referral; DUI services.(Keywords: Counseling, Recovery)

Addictions help; birthing center; emergency services; rehabilitation; physical therapy; lifeline. (Keywords: Health, Substance Abuse)

A sexual assault center, providing medical and legal advocacy, as well as support services such as free support groups, case management, referrals for counseling and community education.We are part of a child advocacy center with law enforcement, child protective services, victim advocacy & mental health.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Chemical dependency treatment; detox; inpatient/outpatient; recovery support; counseling;(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Chemical dependency treatment-detox; inpatient/outpatient; education.(Keywords: Education, Substance Abuse)

24 hour crisis line; crisis intervention; emergency shelter; food/clothing; individual advocacy; advocacy based counseling; legal advocacy; medical/social advocacy; children's advocacy information/referrals; support/therapy groups; community education/awareness/training.(Keywords: Abuse, Clothing)

Counseling; mental health services; youth substance abuse treatment; family support & prevention services; school based counseling services.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Facility Features: Recreational Therapy, Indoor and Outdoor Common Areas, On-site Chef, On-site Nutritionist, Daily Yog... Treatment Available: Inpatient Residential, Group Therapy, Partial Hospitalization Program, Family Therapy, Intensive Out... Specialties: Individualized Care, Integrated 12-Step and Formal Therapy, Aftercare Support(Keywords: Substance Abuse)

Rod's House Drop-In Center for Homeless Youth is a project of the Homeless Youth Workgroup of Yakima County.Rod's House provides meals, laundry and shower facilities, clothing and personal hygiene supplies, and computer access along with referrals to education options, health care, employment, and social services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Treatment for sexually abused children; chemical dependency treatment for children 12-17 years old; residential care for children 6-12 years old; individual child counseling; family therapy; case management.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Domestic violence/sexual assault/sexual minorities advocacy; counseling/support groups; shelter, pre-school for homeless children; 24 hour hotline; domestic violence/sexual assault support group for deaf women.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Parent Support groups for youth with substance addictions(Keywords: Substance Abuse)

The Seattle Childrens PlayGarden in partnership with the Best Start for Kids Initiative is pleased to announce our 2019-2020 introductory and advanced inclusion workshop series, Say Yes! to Kids with Disabilities Friday November 15th, 8:30am-12:30am Friday November 22, 8:30am-12:30pm *Space is limited. Please register with the links. The Intro workshops will offer the same content. Please register for the workshop that works best for your scheduling. All participants are encouraged (though not required) to also register for the advanced workshop. Advanced Inclusion Workshop Friday February 7th, 2020, 8:30am-12:30pm After you register the event organizers will send you an email with a short questionnaire that will help us design the workshop with your specific organizational needs and questions in mind.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Seattle Indian Health Board is a multi-service non-profit community health and services center. Dedicated to improving health and well-being of urban Indians living in the King County area: Medical; Dental; Pharmacy; WIC; Maternal & Infant Health; Mental Health; Domestic Violence; Youth Services; Elder Care; Health for the Homeless; Chemical Dependency Services.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth)

Senior information and assistance for; clothing; education; housing; legal service; medical/dental; substance abuse; transportation; veterans services.(Keywords: Abuse, Clothing)

Legal/medical advocacy; individual/group therapy for children and adult victims & non-offending family members/caregivers; information/referral services.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Information and Referral: crisis intervention: emotional support; legal and medical advocacy; individual therapy; and support groups to sexual assault victims and non-offending family and friends.(Keywords: Abuse, Education)

Services victims of sexual assault. 24 hour sexual assault advocacy; assist with any hospital or law enforcement questioning or interviews; support/referrals to community agencies.(Keywords: Abuse, Sexual Assault)

Alcohol/drug outpatient treatment; information school; DWI assessment; family awareness; youth recovery house; certified domestic perpetrator treatment program.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

A licensed behavioral health provider. Providing services range from short term support to complex, substance use disorders, family and mental health programs. Sound’s diverse programs include: housing services; military and veteran’s programs; criminal justice and re-entry services; employment programs; substance use disorder treatment, developmentally disabled services; middle school support programs; grief and loss counseling; therapeutic and foster care services, individual, group and family counseling and much more.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Family support; emergency services; men shelter; substance abuse; CHORE service.(Keywords: Shelter, Substance Abuse)

Certified intensive outpatient drug/ alcohol treatment; DWI assessment;alcohol/drug information school, ADIS; relapse prevention; different levels of treatment for alcohol/drug dependency, after care, and deferred prosecution. Domestic violence services. Spokane addiction recovery (SPARC), outpatient services. 509- 624-5228(Keywords: Mental Health, Recovery)

Provide counseling and training to parents and children; partner with DCFS visitation program and professional services and Fatherhood classes.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Detox; inpatient; residential; day patient; outpatient; intervention; assessment; relapse program; family program; medical evaluation; individual & group therapy.(Keywords: Recovery, Substance Abuse)

St. Stephen Housing Association (SSHA) is a temporary, non-profit organization housing program designed to address the needs of homeless families with children by providing affordable housing with support services to help families move toward economic stability. Our objective is to provide the support necessary to ensure that every family that enters our housing program will transition into permanent housing. Their mission statement is to address the needs of homeless families with children by providing affordable housing with support services to enable families to move toward economic stability and self sufficiency.(Keywords: Abuse, Basic Needs)

13-session parenting program offered free in both English. The program addresses the needs of all parents: stepparents, grandparents, single parents, foster parents, and other adults who have children in their life.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Classes address issues concerning alcohol and/or drug use, stress caused by friendship and/or romantic relationship conflicts, or signs of depression or anxiety. Learn what you can do to support your teen. Takes DSHS and insurance. Must be tiered. (Keywords: Mental Health, Substance Abuse)

Help line answered by teens between 6-10pm each evening. Provides resources; information/referral. Teen Link supports youth through educational outreach programs.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Help line answered by professionally trained youth volunteers between 6-10 pm each evening. People call Teen Link for all types of reasons. About 10 percent of the calls deal with suicide. The remaining 90 percent are about topics like relationships, problems at school, drugs and alcohol, self harm, grief and loss, dating violence, family problems, eating disorders, and much more. At Teen Link, no problem is too big or too small. If you need to talk, our volunteers are there to listen and help you find youth-friendly resources in our community.(Keywords: Depression, Education)

This is a spanish speaking support group for Latina mothers.(Keywords: Depression, Gay)

DUI assessment; outpatient treatment; alcohol/drug information school.(Keywords: Substance Abuse)

Parenting classes; family support groups; mental health and drug/alcohol counseling.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Emotional Health Families who have fostered or adopted or who have children who have experienced traumatic events often need extra help with navigating family life. This is Sandy Swan’s specialty. She helps people build healthy attachments as a family, deal with trauma, and process grief and loss. This is accomplished through: Listening with care and kindness Providing you an authentic relationship to use for growth Teaching therapeutic parenting techniques Treating trauma with compassion Teaching behavior management Offering Cognitive-Behavioral solutions Uncovering what lies beneath angry behavior Educational Services Sandy can also help you and your school age child with special educational and social needs: ADHD support and management Social Skills Dealing with Bullying Conflict Resolution(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

Heidi Roth • Young adults • Adopted and foster care youth ages 11 to 21 • Blended Families • Co-parenting (Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Learn how to obtain assistance and support from King County Juvenile Court to reduce family conflict and get help for your child.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Food; clothing; shelter; medical; eye clinic; Bible study; counseling; treatment for alcohol/drug abuse.(Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

Shelter; food; clothing; youth mission; dental/medical clinic; narcotics/alcohol support group; community youth center; drug testing/counseling.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Valley Cities offers programs and services that address therapeutic and other needs of adults, children, and families. These services address behavioral healthcare, parenting support, chemical dependence and dual diagnoses, domestic violence, early intervention for children w/special needs, and other basic needs.(Keywords: Anger management, Basic Needs)

Children’s Center offers specialized outpatient mental health counseling and psychiatric services for children and adolescents. We believe that successful treatment occurs through the strength of the therapeutic alliance with the child and family. Our treatment approach concerns itself with solutions; it is both positive and non-judgmental. Our approach is collaborative in nature and focuses on family strengths. Our therapists work toward achieving positive outcomes identified by the family by building on those strengths.(Keywords: Abuse, Autism)

24 hour shelter and respite care for children birth to 6 years old whose families are at risk for child abuse; support; education; and crisis phone counseling for parents.(Keywords: Abuse, Childcare)

Basic rights/restitution for crime victims.(Keywords: Abuse, Domestic Violence)

Help families achieve sufficiency in the following areas: housing, physical health, alcohol/drug abuse, legal service, parenting, mental & emotional health, transportation, income & budgeting, family & social relations.(Keywords: Health, Housing)

Information/referrals; community services; drug/alcohol counseling; mental health counseling; developmentally disabled services; acute & chronic mentally ill persons; domestic violence; anger management.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Child birth education; pregnancy testing; substance abuse referrals; postpartum women; general health issues.(Keywords: Childbirth, Health)

The Washington Recovery Help Line is the new consolidated help line for substance abuse, problem gambling and mental health, as authorized and funded by The Washington State Department of Social and Health Services’ Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery. The Recovery Help Line is a service of Crisis Clinic and serves residents in Washington State.(Keywords: Depression, Mental Health)

The Incarcerated Veterans Reintegration Services is a joint project with King, Pierce, Thurston and Clark Counties. It addresses the needs of veterans' incarcerated in Country Correctional Facilities, offering alternatives to jail and referral to housing, employment services, and treatment. Many of the veterans have come to jail due to untreated drug and alcohol issues, poverty, homelessness, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Counseling)

The Incarcerated Veterans Reintegration Services is a joint project with King, Pierce, Thurston and Clark Counties. It addresses the needs of veterans' incarcerated in Country Correctional Facilities, offering alternatives to jail and referral to housing, employment services, and treatment. Many of the veterans have come to jail due to untreated drug and alcohol issues, poverty, homelessness, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Counseling)

Assessment; ADATSA assessment outpatient; outpatient women's relapse prevention; groups.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Open, safe space for women to gather. Open women's AA meetings, support groups, classes, advocacy, networking/referrals to other existing programs for women; incest survivors group.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support)

Confidential shelter for domestic violence victims; helpline; advocacy/referral services. Women with or without children who are domestic violence victims.(Keywords: Abuse, Domestic Violence)

Staff and volunteers offer a wide variety of services and activities that promote healthy development in children. Families receive the support they need through relationship building groups, parenting classes, and mental health counseling as well as counseling to child victims of sexual abuse/assault and other crimes. Summer recreation programs, tutoring programs, and early learning programs help support children’s academic success.(Keywords: Abuse, Baby)

NorthEast Washington Alliance Counseling Services is a diagnostic and treatment center providing mental healthcare and chemical dependency treatment services for children, adolescents, and adults. NorthEast Washington Alliance Counseling Services: - provide integrated behavioral healthcare (mental healthcare and chemical dependency) prevention and treatment services delivered by a caring, professional staff. - working in cooperation with clients, families, advocates, community representatives, and other agencies to provide behavioral healthcare leadership, consultation, and education. - obtaining resources for people with developmental disabilities and their families to allow full integration in school, the workplace, and leisure activities.(Keywords: Disability, Mental Health)

Optum Pierce Behavioral Health Organization (BHO) provides crisis services to the entire Pierce County population and partners with providers to offer services, programs, and resources for mental health and substance use disorders to Medicaid members in the Pierce County public behavioral health system. As a Pierce County resource for helping individuals live well, we understand the importance of recovery, the strength of connection, and the power of resiliency. That is why we continue to build partnerships with local providers and create programs that lead to happier and healthier lives.(Keywords: Mental Health, Substance Abuse)

Case management; outpatient counseling for mental health/substance abuse issues; alcohol/drug outpatient treatment; information school; DWI assessment.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

The CSHCD Department strategically recommends and contracts for programs and services that focus on the following areas: Integration of mental health and substance use disorder services Supporting criminal justice diversion services as alternatives to incarceration Early intervention, prevention, and treatment Reducing homelessness and hospitalizations Promoting employment and educational services Increasing affordable housing(Keywords: Education, Housing)

Behavioral Health Services provides mental health counseling, therapy and case management services for adults, children, adolescents and their families. Services: Individual, group and family therapy Psychiatric services, including evaluations, medication management and primary care consulting Therapeutic care for youths Crisis assessment and intervention for children and adolescents Psychological testing and evaluation for special populations Brief therapy Behavioral assessment program for children Behavioral Health Services also assists people needing specialized services such as vocational support, therapeutic foster care and parenting classes. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

This private nonprofit organization, provides a full range of mental health, chemical dependency, housing, veterans, domestic violence, and sexual assault services as well as community education and other specialized services throughout Yakima, Kittitas, and Klickitat Counties. (Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Certified drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; multi disciplinary treatment; domestic violence & sexual assault programs; psychiatric services; case management; suicide prevention; crisis services.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Mental Health)

Sexual assault victim advocacy; 24 hour crisis line; certified drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; methadone program; residential services; vocational services; comprehensive mental health; housing; domestic violence.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Housing)

Sexual assault victim advocacy; 24 hour crisis line; certified drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; methadone program; vocational services; comprehensive mental health; housing; domestic violence program.(Keywords: Depression, Domestic Violence)

For many years in Washington state publicly-funded mental health and substance use treatment benefits have been administered by different agencies. Beginning April 1, 2016 these benefits were combined and are now administered by new agencies called Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs).The BHOs oversee and fund treatment for mental health and substance use disorders for individuals with Medicaid insurance. Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific, and Wahkiakum counties belong to Great Rivers Behavioral Health Organization. We hope to improve the overall well-being in these counties by addressing the behavioral health needs of their communities. Great Rivers is committed to these goals: Assure access to all residents within Great Rivers\' communities to 24-hour/7-days-a-week coverage of crisis services. Assure timely access to medically-necessary behavioral health services. Foster coordination of behavioral health services with other county and community services. Create a regional system of care to expand access to specialized behavioral health services.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

For many years in Washington state publicly-funded mental health and substance use treatment benefits have been administered by different agencies. Beginning April 1, 2016 these benefits were combined and are now administered by new agencies called Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs).The BHOs oversee and fund treatment for mental health and substance use disorders for individuals with Medicaid insurance. Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific, and Wahkiakum counties belong to Great Rivers Behavioral Health Organization. We hope to improve the overall well-being in these counties by addressing the behavioral health needs of their communities. Great Rivers is committed to these goals: Assure access to all residents within Great Rivers\\\\\\\' communities to 24-hour/7-days-a-week coverage of crisis services. Assure timely access to medically-necessary behavioral health services. Foster coordination of behavioral health services with other county and community services. Create a regional system of care to expand access to specialized behavioral health services.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

For many years in Washington state publicly-funded mental health and substance use treatment benefits have been administered by different agencies. Beginning April 1, 2016 these benefits were combined and are now administered by new agencies called Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs).The BHOs oversee and fund treatment for mental health and substance use disorders for individuals with Medicaid insurance. Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific, and Wahkiakum counties belong to Great Rivers Behavioral Health Organization. We hope to improve the overall well-being in these counties by addressing the behavioral health needs of their communities. Great Rivers is committed to these goals: Assure access to all residents within Great Rivers\\\\\\\' communities to 24-hour/7-days-a-week coverage of crisis services. Assure timely access to medically-necessary behavioral health services. Foster coordination of behavioral health services with other county and community services. Create a regional system of care to expand access to specialized behavioral health services.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

For many years in Washington state publicly-funded mental health and substance use treatment benefits have been administered by different agencies. Beginning April 1, 2016 these benefits were combined and are now administered by new agencies called Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs).The BHOs oversee and fund treatment for mental health and substance use disorders for individuals with Medicaid insurance. Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific, and Wahkiakum counties belong to Great Rivers Behavioral Health Organization. We hope to improve the overall well-being in these counties by addressing the behavioral health needs of their communities. Great Rivers is committed to these goals: Assure access to all residents within Great Rivers\\\' communities to 24-hour/7-days-a-week coverage of crisis services. Assure timely access to medically-necessary behavioral health services. Foster coordination of behavioral health services with other county and community services. Create a regional system of care to expand access to specialized behavioral health services.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health)

Quality Behavioral Health in Clarkston and Pomeroy provides help for anyone with an emotional, psychological, alcohol/drug problem, or who has suffered sexual abuse or assault. Our professional staff of counselors is dedicated to helping you solve your problems. Psychotherapy; alcohol/drug/individual counseling; drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; DWI assessment; ADATSA; comunity case mgmt; child services; sexual assault victims.(Keywords: Counseling, Sexual Assault)

Quality Behavioral Health in Clarkston and Pomeroy provides help for anyone with an emotional, psychological, alcohol/drug problem, or who has suffered sexual abuse or assault. Our professional staff of counselors is dedicated to helping you solve your problems. Psychotherapy; alcohol/drug/individual counseling; drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; DWI assessment; ADATSA; comunity case mgmt; child services; sexual assault victims.(Keywords: Counseling, Sexual Assault)

Behavioral Health Programs are, with the department serving as the administrative unit of the Salish Behavioral Health Organization, a consortium of Clallam, Jefferson and Kitsap Counties. The consortium provides planning, contracting and administration to deliver a comprehensive system of community behavioral health services in the three-county area. Program services include: -emergency services, including involuntary treatment and crisis respite -inpatient services -medication management -transitional housing -case management -outpatient counseling -day treatment -vocational rehabilitation -Crisis Clinic (phone line) emergency counseling and referrals(Keywords: Counseling, Health)

Responding to the needs of at-risk youth; encouraging positive development Volunteers of America provides high quality, innovative services for disadvantaged and disconnected children and youth. Through our caring staff and dedicated volunteers we ensure the social, emotional and academic development of young children, and empower older youth to be physically, emotionally and mentally healthy and ready to enter adulthood. Our programs provide a continuum of care and support for young people through prevention, early intervention, crisis intervention, and long-term services.(Keywords: Adoption, Childcare)

Responding to the needs of at-risk youth; encouraging positive development Volunteers of America provides high quality, innovative services for disadvantaged and disconnected children and youth. Through our caring staff and dedicated volunteers we ensure the social, emotional and academic development of young children, and empower older youth to be physically, emotionally and mentally healthy and ready to enter adulthood. Our programs provide a continuum of care and support for young people through prevention, early intervention, crisis intervention, and long-term services.(Keywords: Adoption, Childcare)

Responding to the needs of at-risk youth; encouraging positive development Volunteers of America provides high quality, innovative services for disadvantaged and disconnected children and youth. Through our caring staff and dedicated volunteers we ensure the social, emotional and academic development of young children, and empower older youth to be physically, emotionally and mentally healthy and ready to enter adulthood. Our programs provide a continuum of care and support for young people through prevention, early intervention, crisis intervention, and long-term services.(Keywords: Adoption, Childcare)

Responding to the needs of at-risk youth; encouraging positive development Volunteers of America provides high quality, innovative services for disadvantaged and disconnected children and youth. Through our caring staff and dedicated volunteers we ensure the social, emotional and academic development of young children, and empower older youth to be physically, emotionally and mentally healthy and ready to enter adulthood. Our programs provide a continuum of care and support for young people through prevention, early intervention, crisis intervention, and long-term services.(Keywords: Adoption, Childcare)

The Yakama Nation Comprehensive Community Alcoholism Program seeks to promote the quality of life within the community through providing treatment and related services. Drug/alcohol treatment; drug/ information school; DWI monitor; relapse counseling.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse)

Family support and related child welfare services including: parenting education; child safety and protection; child abuse prevention; and adoption and foster care. The following services can be completed in the office or online or by phone: Apply for benefits or submit documents Before 3pm: Complete your interview for cash or food (application/eligibility review/mid-certification review) Report changes for any of your benefits Access to Working Connections Child Care services via phone or online WorkFirst/Social Services Case Management Public computers are located in the office lobbies. The computers are available to clients for DSHS business use. Customers who check in by 3pm will be served that day.(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption)

Serves runaway and homeless teens. Shelter; individual, group, and family counseling for up to 14 days; adult treatment programs; drug/alcohol program; domestic violence program;(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether one of our wraparound programs offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Facilitator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant. Access to Intensive Wraparound requires an assigned Division of Child and Family Services (DSHS) caseworker and prior DCFS/DSHS authorization. A referral from a mental health professional or authorized school personnel is required. VOA does the intake to begin the process of assigning a Wraparound team after a referral is submitted. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Serves women, children and families. Career search; relapse prevention; YTeens; lifeskills; substance abuse counseling; program for offenders; diaper program; working wardrobe; grief workshop; babysitter training; on-going programs and classes.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling)

Advocacy based counseling; legal advocacy; children\'s support services; outreach for pregnant/parenting teens; outreach to domestic violence victims & to families with children at risk for abuse/neglect; emergency housing for women & their children at risk for domestic violence; emergency food services; parent education; car seat loans.(Keywords: Abuse, Basic Needs)