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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)

The American Indian Community Center provides comprehensive social and economic development services for American Indians and all racial groups in our community, encourages individual and family self-sufficiency, while protecting and preserving the cultures and traditions of Indian people. AICC services include: *Food bank; other basic needs; family services; early learning programs; individual and self-sufficiency programs; and adult and youth education. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare)

Resources and Services for families in need. WIC, in-person support, emergency food, housing help, spanish speaking. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Breastfeeding)

Provides food for anyone in need. Some clothing.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Mental health counseling; tutoring; anger management classes; support groups; positive recreational activities for teens; multicultural identity issues, kinship group, citizenship classes, english classes, parenting classes(Keywords: Adoption, Anger management)

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)

Family Services\' Baby Boutique provides homeless families with children\'s essentials. Help make a difference by donating new or gently-used items.(Keywords: Clothing, Diapers)

Baby Cupboard is focused on providing nutritional support for families with infants and young children ages 0 to 2 years old. Diapers and clothing available also. Baby Cupboard is available at several other locations in Seattle.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

The mission of Benton Franklin Community Action Committee is to empower families and individuals to improve their quality of life through the promotion of greater self-sufficiency. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare)

Buy Nothing. Give Freely. Share Creatively. Neighborhood facebook group to find or give unwanted household items for free. (Keywords: Clothing, Diapers)

Neighborhood/Household goods freely given and received. (Keywords: Clothing, Diapers)

Parenting classes; fatherhood program; doula mentors; New Parent Cafe; birth education; toddler playgroup; and more.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth)

Provides emergency assistance, dental, medical, and optical care, clothing and other school-related expenses to children from low-income families. Must be in the Puyallup, Sumner, or Orting School District.(Keywords: Clothing, Health)

Communities In Schools site coordinators work with at-risk students, families, and schools, to provide students with the resources they need to stay in school. These include academic support such as tutoring or mentoring, physical and mental health care, basic needs like food and clothing, life skills, and college and career preparation—all offered right at the school.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Emergency service-shelter, transitional housing, meal, shoe & thrift shop vouchers; legal services, home rehab/weatherization; family development; section 8.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Provides homeless & crisis childcare assistance; information/referral; children\'s services; housing & weatherization; senior services; housing; shelter.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

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)

Drexel House provides a continuum of housing care in a safe environment that fosters respect and dignity, with an emergency shelter for 16 men, 25 low-income affording furnished studio apartments for men and women transitioning into permanent housing, and 10 permanent low-income affordable furnished studio apartments for chronically homeless and disabled men and women. At Drexel House, we serve homeless men and women who are the poorest and most vulnerable, living on the streets, in forests, and in abandoned buildings and cars. Case management, referrals, transportation and supportive services are provided on-site. (Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

Basic needs for families, including relative caregivers; parenting classes and information.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Pregnancy testing; counseling; adoption; STD testing; referrals; medical care; legal assistance; maternity clothing; baby clothing.(Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

Provides safe, confidential lodging, food, clothing, referrals, also group and one-on-one counseling for high-risk victims of domestic violence and their children.(Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

This program provides partial emergency rent or limited gasoline vouchers. Also, the program offers information and referrals to other community resources. Must be a resident of Federal Way and can only be assisted once every two years. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

food, emergency services and resources(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Provides free clothing for adults, children, and infants. They also provide household items.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Food bank; emergency food distribution; emergent need for clothing/housing; thrift store is a site for assigned community service restitution.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Helpline services are available to any resident of Walla Walla County in need of emergency social services.While some resources are available only for those living within specific poverty guidelines, resource counseling and information are provided for anyone, regardless of income. There is no fee for Helpline services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Helpline services are available to any resident of Walla Walla County in need of emergency social services.While some resources are available only for those living within specific poverty guidelines, resource counseling and information are provided for anyone, regardless of income. There is no fee for Helpline services.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Food bank; clothing; medical equipment; crisis counseling; counseling help for developmentally disabled; job search support; legal clinic.(Keywords: Clothing, Disability)

Our services help you find and maintain stable housing and provide a life full of opportunity for your children and your entire family. Help pay next month\'s rent and need assistance to avoid eviction; help find immediate housing and permanent home; child care for homeless families; children\'s clothing and supplies.(Keywords: Childcare, Clothing)

Provides breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday, chaplain services, homeless veteran outreach, information and referral services, coats, socks, and toilet articles for homeless and low income people.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Jubilee Women’s Center & Sojurner Place supports women experiencing poverty to build stable and fulfilling futures, one extraordinary woman at a time. Led by the guiding principle that all women deserve respect and dignity, Jubilee’s programs and services help women make permanent life changes. Comprehensive services including safe, affordable community housing; free classes; and computer lab. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

KCR services cover a wide range of needs that successfully achieve the ultimate goals of providing hope, opportunity, and self-sufficiency. Services include energy assistance; housing; food; WIC; parenting classes; kinship caregivers; weatherization; Head Start & early learning; community referral; assistance for seniors; veteran\'s assistance; employment & training; and financial education & asset building.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

This program provides peer support groups and financial assistance to grandparents and relatives raising children. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare)

Provides a wide array of services, which includes; family support; clothing bank; emergency utility/rent assistance; summer programs for kids; information and referral; public health nurse; children's programs; peer mentoring; holiday help.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Support group for relative caregivers of related children. Family Caregiver Support Program Caregiving is a stressful and often unrecognized role for many friends and family members of seniors and people with disabilities. The Family Caregiver Support Program helps unpaid caregivers (18+) care for their loved ones while meeting their own mental, physical and emotional needs. Working with a Family Caregiver Specialist, you will identify areas you’d like help with and learn about the community resources that best fit your particular situation. Caregiver support groups, educational programs, self-care tips, and referrals to community resources are available to decrease your stress and improve self-confidence in your caregiving role. Support Groups, Need-based services for the children like help with activities fees, information, resources, advocacy, 1:1 meetings for support with CPS and navigating the systems, home visits. (Keywords: Adoption, Basic Needs)

La Casa Hogar/Yakima Interfaith Coalition both provides and cultivates educational resources that meet the diverse needs of the Hispanic immigrant women and children of Yakima and its surrounding neighborhoods, creating a diverse, healthy, and self-sustaining resource for transformation in eastern Washington. Clients are empowered to practice self-sufficiency through education, gaining highly valued skills in computer and family literacy, English as a Second language, and early learning activities in our children’s learning center and leadership. (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Talk Time for Spanish speaking parents; youth activities; once a month blanket drive and Friday open gym. Christmas and Thanksgiving help. Back to school help.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

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

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

Energy assistance; housing assistance; homeless assistance; drug/alcohol programs; child care services; weatherization/repairs; education; parenting; family support services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare)

Prenatal classes; Targets people after childbirth who are having problems including adjusting to parenthood, sleeping, anxiety, and / or depression; lactation services; mom and baby boutique.(Keywords: Baby, Breastfeeding)

Drop-in center for homeless families who need hot meals, use of a telephone, clothing, or referrals to social services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Household items; food bank; used clothing; parenting classes; citizenship tutoring; WIC; parenting resource library; information and referral; maternity support services; health and nutritional services for women and families.(Keywords: Baby, Clothing)

Help House is a Supplemental/Emergency food bank. Our service area is northern Whidbey Island for Deception Pass to Bakken Road in Greenbank.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Meals delivered Mon.- Fri; rummage room; meals at center Tues. - Fri; community center.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

The Bethel Family Center is a community based facility located on the campus of Challenger Secondary School that provides services and resources to Bethel families. The Family Center offers a clearinghouse of community resources, an emergency food bank, and hosts a variety of classes and services. WIC, public health nurse, parenting classes, support groups... (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Emergency housing for single parent families, mental health counseling, parenting classes, a displaced homemaker program, financial assistance for rent/utilities, legal consultation. Also services for youth,(Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

Faith based counseling, pregnancy test; maternity clothes; infant/toddler clothes; baby items; baby furnishings; pregnancy options education; parenting classes; post abortion support; pregnancy test; pregnancy options.(Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

Evangelical Christian benevolent ministry. Food/clothing bank; financial assistance for emergency situations. General public living in the North half of Whatcom county.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Youth , adult and family programs; food bank; clothing bank; WIC; utilities/rent assistance; resource library.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

24 hour crisis line; emergency shelter; food; clothing; advocacy.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

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)

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)

Emergency services; food; clothing; housing.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Food bank; financial assistance; motel vouchers; rental assistance; energy assistance; clothing; and household items; referrals.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Emergency food; limited clothing/household items; medical; rent/lodging assistance; personal counseling; information/referral to long term assistance providers; hot lunches.(Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

Basic needs/emergency assistance; clothing/household items; food.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Assistance to people needing help with food (for Everett residence and households without children), medicine, clothing, rent,utilities, temporary lodging, and emergency transportation.(Keywords: Clothing, Housing)

Clothing; food; furniture; household items; rent/energy assistance; prescriptions; transportation; seasonal assistance.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

WIC; information/referral; parent support.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Breastfeeding)

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

Inter-city bus assistance; hot meals; clothing; personal hygiene items; back packs; blankets/sleeping bags; transitional housing; men shelters; women & children shelters.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Shoreline Family Support Center is a program of the Center for Human Services. Clothing exchange; Computer Lab; Hopelink Food Bank; WIC; First Steps in Spanish; Healthy Start; Play and Learn Groups.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Provides crisis line; intervention; advocacy; confidential emergency shelter; clothing; transportation; information & referral; medical; legal advocacy; support groups.(Keywords: Clothing, Domestic Violence)

Assistance to people needing help with food, medicine, clothing, furniture, rent, utilities, temporary lodging and emergency transportation.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Clothing; food; utilities/rent assistance; pregnancy aid. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Families in need of assistance with food, shelter; clothing, rent.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Provides assistance with rent, mortgage, limited utilities, emergency transportation. Also helps with vouchers, food, clothing, and furniture. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

The Stanwood Camano Family Center operates multiple programs that benefit the community. These programs include the Davis Place Teen Center, youth and adult classes, emergency funds, a community garden, a mobile dental clinic, and services for people with disabilities.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

The place to go to save money on clothing and accessory needs. A large selection of clean, gently used clothing for women, men and children. Also home decor, jewelry, books, shoes and more. vouchers for free clothing are available at all Vancouver district schools.(Keywords: Clothing)

The Fairy Godmother is about blessing high school girls with dresses and accessories for special dances and making them feel beautiful inside and out! It is an organization created to bless teenage girls who are in financial need with dresses and accessories for special dances and events. Please contact us with any questions about receiving or donating a dress. Supportive of Foster, Adoptive, and Kinship families as well. No physical location. Contact them via phone or email when in need (Keywords: Adoption, Clothing)

Food, clothes, rent, lodging. Other service if funds are available.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Offers services to the Tillicum and Woodbrook neighborhoods that include a food bank 3 days a week; clothing Tuesday and Thursday; WIC; holiday events; community health care clinic; community library.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Clothing; household items; food; emergency assistance.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Free store-clothing, school supplies, toys, books; summer camp; tutoring; educational advocacy; coaching-to-college.(Keywords: Clothing, Education)

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

Clothing, food, housing; for homeless men, women and children.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

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

Men\'s shelter; women/children\'s shelter; meals; household store provides furniture, household supplies, etc. (Keywords: Clothing, Food)

Adult Service; Crosswalk - multi-service center for disconnected youth, school, shelter, clothing, food, counseling, recreation. Alexandria' House - shared living residence for pregnant or parenting teen mothers. Runaways/at risk youth.(Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

Mental health counseling; homeless support services; domestic violence intervention; parenting support for families with young children; and employee assistance program.(Keywords: Anger management, Basic Needs)

Offers help with housing, utilities, medical, clothing, transportation, food, household goods, education, and job training.(Keywords: Clothing, Diapers)

The Opportunity Council is a private, non-profit Community Action Agency serving homeless and low-income families and individuals. Our mission is to help people improve their lives through education, support, and direct assistance while advocating for just and equitable communities.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Clothing; counseling/mental health; food; shelter; rental/utilities; clothing; youth services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Women and children crisis shelter; legal advocacy/referral; counseling; support groups; working women's wardrobe; domestic & legal aid; battered women's shelter; DV counseling; homeless assistance program for men/women with children.(Keywords: Clothing, Counseling)

Transitional and permanent housing for women and children. Supportive services for homeless families and victims of domestic violence. Also offers a working wardrobe.(Keywords: Clothing, Domestic Violence)