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Statewide hotline provides free information and referrals for victims and their family and friends.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Support)

Serves perpetrators of domestic violence or who have addiction/recovery issues; gender specific groups for those who are court ordered to have domestic violence treatment.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault)

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)

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

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)

Domestic violence perpetrator treatment program for individuals, couples and families; veteran\'s post traumatic stress disorder program.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

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)

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)

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)

Psychotherapeutic counseling for children and families who have children in crisis. Brief assessments are provided with referrals. For more thorough assessments made when needed(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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. must be referred through Crisis Clinic or Wrap-around(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

The Children\'s Crisis team is Child & Family\'s crisis intervention and stabilization team. This team provides crisis response and outreach services, and liaison to juvenile detention. For those crisis clients that meet the requirements, the team provides brief therapy. (Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Domestic violence perpetrator treatment program.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

Domestic Violence Program; support groups for Hispanic women; transitional housing.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Housing)

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)

Sexual abuse/domestic violence; 24 hour crisis line; safe shelter; crisis intervention; information/referral; legal advocacy; medical advocacy; support services.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Health)

Serves victims of domestic violence/sexual assault and children; crisis/emergency housing; legal services.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Legal)

Domestic violence matters.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Legal)

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)

Children's services; disability; employment services; emergency help; foster parenting; child support; medical care; mental health; adoption; domestic violence; chemical dependency; basic needs.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare)

24hr crisis intervention on our Crisis Line/Teen Line; shelter; support groups, crisis intervention, youth and children programs for domestic violence and sexual assault victims(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

Advocacy for victims; emergency safe houses; crisis intervention counseling; help with public assistance, protection orders, victims compensation, legal systems; support groups.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

Domestic violence matters.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Legal)

Serves women & children; domestic violence/sexual assault; sexual minorities advocacy; support groups; shelter; services for deaf women.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault)

24-hour information and referral service for victims of domestic violence.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Shelter)

A state-certified program for those required by the courts to complete a domestic violence course. Programs are also ideal for someone looking to voluntarily change their behavior and improve their relationships.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

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: Domestic Violence, Legal)

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)

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)

Supports and advocates for all victims of crime, missing persons, and their loved ones.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Support)

The Family Crisis Network proudly works with the community, of Newport, Washington, to prevent and advocate in matters of domestic violence, sexual assault, and homelessness. This web site is presented as an educational resource by the Family Crisis Center and is not designed to provide services to people in crisis. If you are seeking help for yourself or someone you care about, call our 24 Hour Crisis line at (509) 447-5483.(Keywords: Basic Needs, 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)

Medical/legal assistance; shelter; referrals; housing; support groups; families; sexual assault; domestic violence.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Housing)

Domestic violence shelter; sexual assault advocacy and therapy.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

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/mental health; crisis services 24/7; adult developmental disabilities; family services; victim services; youth services. New Hope DV services.(Keywords: Counseling, Disability)

Crisis services 24/7; counseling/mental health; adult developmental disabilities; family services; victim service; youth services. New Hope DV services.(Keywords: Counseling, Disability)

Crisis counseling; mental health; adult development disabilities; domestic violence services; adolescent counseling; case management.(Keywords: Counseling, Disability)

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)

Domestic violence advocacy; counseling; safe homes; spanish interpreter; resource services for family; law issues; sexual assault program; general crimes; information/referral; crisis line; homeless; support groups; shelter; advocacy.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

4 hour class gender separated. Information on the impact of DV on children. Court accepted. (Keywords: Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence)

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)

This 12-week class is designed to help understand the effects that DV has on children and everyone involved; to learn and practice new problem-solving techniques with children; and to help find support and counseling for yourself and your children.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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)

A support group for children ages 5-12 who are coping with the effects of domestic violence. Children are provided the opportunity to talk are recieve peer support. The group is facilitated by a professional and non-abusive parents are encouraged to be involoved.(Keywords: Domestic violence, Support)

Community/Family services; weatherization; emergency services-food, rent, energy assistance; emergency shelter; domestic violence/sexual assault support; youth service.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Domestic Violence)

Domestic violence treatment and multi-service center for Korean Americans(Keywords: Domestic Violence)

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)

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)

Serves North and East King County; 24 hour crisis line; women and children support groups; community outreach; emergency shelter and transitional housing; legal advocacy.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Education)

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

Divorced Parenting Group; homehelpers homecare; senior & adult daycare services; respite care; domestic violence family services; senior companion program.(Keywords: Daycare, Domestic Violence)

Programs include Home Helper (long term home care), Meals on Wheels (must be homebound), Senior Companion Program (pairs seniors w/ seniors) counseling services; domestic violence services, foster care /adoption info & senior media services. Sliding scale fee.(Keywords: Adoption, Counseling)

These sessions explore what the emotion is, where it comes from, and how an individual change destrictive actions that influence his life and current relatioinships. Participants may join at any time.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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 center; outreach; short term therapy; crisis aftercare; case management; domestic violence.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

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)

Anger management; domestic violence perpetrators treatment; victims advocacy; support groups; kids/teen groups. individual/children counseling; mental health evaluations.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

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)

Domestic violence advocacy for refugee and immigrant women; counseling and case management, support groups, legal advocacy.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

24 hour emergency support services including medical advocacy, shelter, food and clothing, counseling, transportation and legal advocacy for victims of sexual assault, sexual abuse and domestic violence.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault)

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

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)

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)

Transitional shelter for families with case management; child care services; transitional housing for families; domestic violence victims.(Keywords: Childcare, Domestic Violence)

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

Provides counseling; support; advocacy; protection orders; referrals; shelter for women and children.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

Childcare for toddlers-12 years of age; parent support; parenting education; home visiting; youth/teen adventure programs; DV victims advocates; family support services.(Keywords: Childcare, Domestic Violence)

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)

Crisis counseling; information; referrals to medical, legal financial other counseling services; support for friends/families of victims.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence)

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)

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

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)

Community services; family services; weatherization; emergency assistance; emergency services; food assistance; emergency shelter; housing development; domestic violence; sexual assault.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Domestic Violence)

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)

Mental health services; domestic violence perpetrator treatment program.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Mental Health)

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

Crisis intervention, emergency assistance, family education, and domestic violence intervention services.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Education)

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

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)

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 program.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault)

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)

Multi pupose human resource center; 24 hour crisis line; homeless shelter; domestic violence shelter; legal advocacy; counseling for domestic violence.(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)

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)

Counseling; shelter; support group; legal advocacy; community education; community information; childcare.(Keywords: Childcare, Domestic Violence)

Programs and classes for families; career search;YTeens; lifeskills; before and after school care; DV program; kids sports.(Keywords: Childcare, Domestic Violence)

Domestic violence prevention services; survival services; shelter.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Shelter)

Child Care, Employment Training Placement, Family, Multiple Service centers, Victims/ domestic violence shelter; Youth Program; legal services(Keywords: Childcare, Domestic Violence)

Emergency shelter for families/children; domestic violence advocacy; transitional housing; rental assistance,(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Housing)

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)

Information & referral; domestic violence/homeless shelters; emergency services; transitional housing; legal advocacy.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Housing)

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)

Domestic violence sexual assault advocacy; counseling/support groups; independent living skills program; child care; parenting resources.(Keywords: Childcare, Counseling)