2012-2013 Grays Harbor County
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Table of Contents Categories/Sub‐Categories Page(s) Emergency Numbers *Local & 24‐hour Emergency Contacts ………………………………………………… 1
Public Assistance *Food Banks & Distribution Centers ………………………………………………… 3 *Shelters, Clothing Banks, & Other Public Assist. ………………………………………………… 4, 5 *Department of Social & Health Services ………………………………………………… 5 *Employment ………………………………………………… 5 to 6 Health & Wellness *Medical , Dental, Vision, Care Facilities ………………………………………………… 6 to 8 *Crisis/Victim Support Services ………………………………………………… 8 to 9 *Mental Health, Counseling, Support Groups & ………………………………………………… 10 to 11 Treatment Programs *Child Care/ Family Services ………………………………………………… 11 to 13 *Legal Services & Resources ………………………………………………was … 14 Schools *Kindergarten ‐ High School by location ………………………………………………… 14 to 15 *Higher Education (College/University) ………………………………………………by … 15 *Head Start / ECEAP Centers ………………………………………………… 16 *Co‐Op Preschools ……………………………………………. 16 Libraries Harbor *Public Libraries within Grays Harborpublication County ……………………………………………… … 16 Government Agencies, Departments, Officials to *City Halls produced……………………………………………… … 17 *Other Public Agencies This ………………………………………………… 17 *Public Officials (city, state, federal) ………………………………………………Start/ECEAP … 17 to 18 Tribal Information Sound *Tribal Services & Agencies ………………………………………………… 18 to 19 Child Abuse Supplement *Description of the goals, objectives, and Head……………………………………………… … 19 to 20 services of Child Protective Services (CPS) Resource Listing Resource Listing in alphabetical order ………………………………………………… 20 to 24 State of Washington Toll‐Free Numbers Toll‐Free Numbers ………………………………………………… 26 to 30 Notes Notes and comments ………………………………………………… 31
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Public Assistance Food Banks & Distribution Centers Aberdeen Community Food Bank Christian Life Fellowship Church 306 N I St. Aberdeen (360) 538‐0111 (360) 533‐1088 *Food Distribution on 2nd & 4th Thurs Mon‐Wed / 3‐5pm from 10‐12
Copalis Community Church Food Bank Elma Food Bank (360) 289‐2233 106 W Main St. Elma (360) 482‐4728 Galilean Ocean Shores Food Bank Mon. 1‐4pm (360) 289‐2764 2nd Mon. 1‐7pm
Hoquiam Food & Clothing Bank House of God Ministries 720 K St Hoquiam (360) 537‐5880 (360) 533‐4909 *Food distribution 3rd Sat. of each *Food distribution M & F / 12‐3pm month fromwas 11‐1pm
Humptulips Food Bank Montesano Food Bank Po Box 132 Humptulips 616 W Simpsonby Ave Montesano (360) 987‐2508 (360) 249‐4163 *1st four Fridays of every month 1‐3pm North River Food Bank 2597 N River Rd Cosmopolis Pacific BeachHarbor Food bank publicationPO Box B Pacific Beach People's Food Bank (360)to 276 ‐0600 39 N St Hoquiam produced This St. Mary's Catholic Church (feeding Program) The Salvation Army (Aberdeen) 306 Start/ECEAPE 3rd St Aberdeen (360) 533‐1062 Sound(360) 533‐9470 or (360) 532‐8300 *Food distribution Tues & Th / 1‐11:45 *lunch served Sun‐Fri / 1‐2pm and 1:30‐3:45pm HeadUnion Gospel Mission of Grays Harbor South Beach Food Bank 405 E Heron PO Box 859 Aberdeen 314 N Broadway St. Westport (360) 533‐1064 (360) 268‐1686 www.ugmgraysharbor.org *Food distribution M‐F. Three meals at Westport Food Bank 7 am, 11:45 am & 7 pm. Also youth under (360) 268‐1686 21 meal at 3pm. Weekends 2 meals: *Food distribution 2nd & 4th Th from Sat @ 10:30 & 5 pm, Sun. @ 7:30 am & 4 pm 9‐11am. Emergency & regular food bank clients welcome & donations also Assembly of God (clothes & food) received 2nd & 4th Wed. of each month 7‐9am 23 Mox Chehalis Rd. Malone‐Porter Elma Senior Center (360) 482‐2329 (360) 482‐2377
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Shelters, Clothing Banks & Other Public Assistance ALIVE Shelter Answer Line Dial 2‐1‐1 (800) 500‐5518 *Social Services, counseling, support 24‐hour Confidential Location. Shelter groups, food, clothing, shelter, etc. for battered women & children (some age restrictions), medical referrals, AmeriCorps National Service Program legal advocacy, support groups, volunteer (volunteer work/community service) resources & other social services Po Box 43113 Olympia (360) 902‐0656 Aberdeen Community Service Office Division www.americorps.gov 415 W Wishkah Aberdeen (360) 537‐2600 Beyond Survival Sound Sexual Assault Coalition *All recipients of DSHS services. Family planning 117 E 3rd Aberdeen orientations, info & referrals to networks. (360) 533‐9751 or toll‐free (888)626‐2640 By appointment only (888) 626‐2640 (Rape/Sexual Assault 24 hr) *Servicios en Espanol disponible (360) 533‐9751 TTY www.ghbehondsurvival.com ARC of Grays Harbor Open Mwas‐F / 9‐5 (closed for lunch 12‐1) 1017 S Boone (Southshore Mall) *Provides free sexual assault advocacy, (360) 537‐7000 or toll‐free (866) 537‐7272 prevention education, information & referral. Tues‐Fri 11am‐4pm *Serviciosby en Espanol disponible www.arcgh.org *Programs to assist the developmentally Catholic Community Services disabled. Education & classes, parent to (800) 783‐8193 Olympia parent support, social opportunities, (360) 533Harbor‐9470 local line counseling & care provider referrals. publicationwww.ccsww.org St. Mary'sto Parish: 306 E 3rd St Aberdeen Coastal Community Action Program produced*Food distribution, emergency shelter & 117 E 3rd St. Aberdeen M‐F This8‐5 elderly services. Long‐term & home care services. (360) 533‐5100 or (800) 828‐4883 *ServiciosStart/ECEAP en Espanol disponible www.coastalcap.org Sound *Information & referral services, senior Friendship House Clothing Bank nutrition, senior home care, energy assistance, 513 N G Street Aberdeen weatherization, case management, child careHead (360) 533‐2221 resources, emergency housing, payee programs, *Emergency housing for single women & ABL dental & community job programs. Serving mothers with small children. low income households. Walks ins welcome Clothing Bank Wed & Fri 12‐2 pm. *Servicios en Espanol disponible Grays Harbor Community Clothing Bank Domestic Violence Center of Grays Harbor (360) 532‐1420 2306 Sumner Ave Hoquiam (360)538‐0733 or (800) 818‐2194 24‐hr hotline Habitat for Humanity of Grays Harbor *Provides services for women over 18 & 114 So. I Street Aberdeen their children. Intakes, referral for legal (360) 533‐8090 / Tues‐Sat help, counseling & shelter. By appointment *Builds home for low‐income families or drop in. No Fees on DSHS.
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Grays Harbor Youth Center Heart‐in‐Hand Pregnancy Care Center 111 E 4th St Aberdeen 6511 Olympic Hwy Aberdeen (360) 589‐3259 24‐hr line (360) 532‐1104 *Temporary safe place for teens ages 13‐17. *Free pregnancy & maternity care services. Serves breakfast, dinner & snacks. Referrals Free pregnancy test, clothing for moms & /resources & homework assistance. For babies available. Please call for appts. troubled teens in need of a break from parents due to domestic violence, abuse or neglect. Washington Connection www.washingtonconnection.org United Way of Grays Harbor *Resource available to help families 101 E Market St Aberdeen or individuals find out what types of (360) 532‐6260 public assistance programs they *Financial/technical support to local health qualify for. Register on the website & welfare agencies or drop in. No Fees *Servicios en Espanol disponible Labor of Love (clothing bank) 207 N 3rd St Elma (360) 495‐4848 Tues & Thurs from 10am ‐ 3pm was Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) 415 W. Wishkah St. Aberdeen, WA 98520 / (877) 501‐9208 / www.dshs.wa.gov **The following are a list of some of the resourcesby available through DSHS** *Welfare & Emergency Cash *Child Care Subsidy *Food Stamps & Food Coupons *Medical Care ProgramsHarbor *General Assistance Unemployablepublication *Inpatient & Outpatient Chemical Dependency *Refugee Assistance *Family Counsetoling / Therapy *Family Planning Assistance produced*Supplemental Secur ity Income *Servicios en Espanol disponibleThis EmploymentStart/ECEAP Coastal Supported Employment SoundExpress Employment Professionals 117 E 3rd St. Aberdeen 1812 Sumner Ave. Suite B Aberdeen (360) 533‐3652 Head(360) 533‐6755 or (360) 533‐6760 Positions & on‐site childcare www.aberdeenwa.expresspros.com *Servicios en Espanol disponible Offender Employment Service (360) 538‐2359 or (360) 538‐6574 www.wa.gov/esd/oes
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Work Source Grays Harbor Work First (through GH College) 511 W Heron St. Aberdeen 1620 Edward P Smith Dr. Aberdeen (360) 533‐9318 or toll‐free at (800) 783‐0657 (360) 538‐2383 www.go2worksource.com www.workfirst.wa.gov *Employment services to people with disabilities *Provides funding, resources & help for & misplaced workers. Unemployment insurance, working families to develop skills in work VA benefits & employment readiness. Youth force. Low‐income & TANF recipients can resource center & computers available. qualify for free books & tuition. Work study Drop ins welcome positions & on‐site childcare *Servicios en Espanol disponible Medical, Dental, Vision, Care Facilities Aaro Medical Supplies Access Mobility Systems 2222 Simpson Ave. Aberdeen (800) 854‐4176 (360) 532‐2222 or (800) 752‐2276 www.aaromed.com AIDS/STD Information Division of Public Health *Specializing in medical equipment, wheelchairs, GH County Health Department oxygen tanks, etc. 2109 Sumner Ave Aberdeen (360) 532was‐8631 / M‐F appts & drop‐ins welcome Angel Flight West AIDS Hotline (air transport to medical care) (800) 458‐5231 24‐hr support (888) 426‐2643 (800) 344by‐SIDA (En Espanol) www.angelflightwest.org *Servicios en Espanol disponible
American Kidney Fund Catholic Community Services (800) 638‐8299 (888) 415Harbor‐4015 toll‐free www.kidneyfund.org publicationSt. Mary's Parish: 306 E 3rd St. Aberdeen Shelton:to (800) 642‐8026 Avada Audiology and Hearing Care Center producedChehalis: (800) 642‐8021 309 W Market St Aberdeen This 2940 Limited Ln NW Olympia (360) 532‐2093 *HomeStart/ECEAP care services, long‐term care Sound*Servicios en Espanol disponible Cancer Information & Counseling Line (800) 525‐3777 Children's Hospital *Provides professional counseling Head(206) 987‐5737 for patients & those affected by cancer. *Center for children with special needs, Resources, referrals & medical navigation education & resource information. Nation‐wide, no fees. www.seattlechildrens.org Cancer Hotline (800) 422‐6237 *Servicios en Espanol disponible www.cancer.gov *Prevention, detection & treatment CHOICE Regional Health Network information (800) 981‐2123 www.crhn.org *Servicios en Espanol disponible *Servicios en Espanol disponible
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Children's Hospital ‐ Olympia Clinic The Clinic at Elma (by referral or appointment only) 515 W Main St. Elma (360) 459‐5009 (360) 482‐5298 *Servicios en Espanol disponible *A Family Practice Clinic
Emergency Contraception Hotline (888) 668‐2528 Grays Harbor Transportation Authority Handicapped Dial A Ride Early Support for Infants & Toddlers 705 30th St Hoquiam 359 N. Division Aberdeen (800) 562‐9730 or (360) 532‐2770 (360) 533‐9414 M‐F 5‐9:30 pm *Helping families who have children *Provides county wide public under 3 who have health, vision, transport for disabled citizens. hearing or developmental concerns. Schedule before 4 pm the previous day Program also connects w/community resources. Grays Harbor Community Hospital *Servicios en Espanol disponible 915 Anderson dr. Aberdeen (360) 532‐8330 Easter Seals Society of WA www.ghchwa.orgwas (800)678‐5708 / M‐F 8:30‐5pm *Servicios en Espanol disponible www.seals.org *Independent living skills Harbor Home Health & Hospice 201 7th bySt. Hoquiam Grays Harbor County Health Dept. (360) 532‐5454 M‐F 8‐5 2109 Sumner Ave. Aberdeen www.myhhh.org (800) 464‐7277 or local (360) 532‐8631 *ProvidesHarbor in home nursing Please visit website for list of special publicationhealth & hospices. A physician's community services referralto needed. In home speech, www.healthygh.org producedphysical, occupational & medical *Servicios en Espanol disponibleThis social workers available along w/bathing assistanceStart/ECEAP by certified nursing Home & Community Service assistants 503 W Heron St. Aberdeen Sound (360) 533‐9218 or (800) 487‐0119 Mary Bridge ‐ Children's Health Center *Adult Assisted living home services Head3504 12th Ave NE Olympia 311 S L St. Tacoma Lincare, Inc. (800) 552‐1419 400 E. Wishkah St. Aberdeen www.multicare.org (360) 532‐5287 *Servicios en Espanol disponible *Oxygen & respiratory Supplies Medicare & Medicaid accepted Medical Assistance (DSHS) (360) 537‐2600 or (800) 562‐3022 M‐F 8‐5 Mark Reed Memorial Hospital *Serving persons from child to elderly. Provide 322 S Birch St. McCleary coverage for hospitalization, doctors, RXs & (360) 495‐3244 medical transport by appointment only. 24‐hr emergency *Servicios en Espanol disponible www.markreed.org *Servicios en Espanol disponible
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Medical Transportation Nursing Home Ombudsman 117 E 3rd St Aberdeen (360) 533‐5100 ext 120 (360) 532‐4900 or (800) 828‐4883 *Advocates for residents in long‐term care *Low‐income & Medicare eligible. By appt. facilities only. Offers medical transport for people who do not have it. Also, Olympic Area Agency on Aging Reading Buddies tutor programs by 2700 Simpson Ave Aberdeen volunteer senior citizens. (800) 801‐0060 M‐F 8‐4:30 pm *Support, info, resources for people 60+ Northwest Indian Treatment Center (360) 482‐2674 24 hrs Roger Saux Clinic Office open M‐F 8‐5PO Box 219 /1505 Kla‐ook‐wa Dr. Taholah 308 E Young St Elma (360)276‐4405 or 24‐hr (360) 533‐8724 *Treatment & rehabilitation center for alcohol & drug abuse. Patients must be referred by their SeaMar Health Center (Ocean Shores) doctor, DSHS, or other institution. 597 Pt. Brown Ave NW Ocean Shores (360) 289‐2427 SeaMar Health Center www.seamar.orgwas 1813 Sumner Ave. Aberdeen *Servicios en Espanol disponible (360) 538‐1293 Medical Services (360) 538‐1463 Dental Services West Coast Hearing Clinic (360) 538‐1461 Behavioral Services 1812 Sumnerby Ave. Aberdeen *Servicios en Espanol disponible (360) 533‐0633 www.westcoasthearing.com Crisis / Victim Support ServicesHarbor ALIVE Shelter publicationAdult Protective Services (800) 500‐5518 Regionto 6 M‐F 8‐5 pm 24‐hour Confidential Location. Shelter producedPo Box 45610 Olympia for battered women & childrenThis (some (877) 734‐6277 or (800) 672‐7091 (TTY) age restrictions), medical referrals, www.aasa.dshs.wa.govStart/ECEAP legal advocacy, support groups, volunteer Sound*To protect adults at risk of abuse, resources & other social services abandonment, neglect, exploitation & self neglect. Serves all of Grays Harbor American Red Cross Head (disaster relief, first aid, safety) Beyond Survival Sound Sexual Assault Coalition 21 Clemons Rd N Montesano 117 E 3rd Aberdeen (360) 249‐2341 (360) 533‐9751 or toll‐free (888)626‐2640 www.rainier‐redcross.org (888) 626‐2640 (Rape/Sexual Assault 24 hr) (360) 533‐9751 TTY America's Promise ‐ The Alliance for Youth www.ghbehondsurvival.com www.americaspromise.org Open M‐F / 9‐5 (closed for lunch 12‐1) *Provides free sexual assault advocacy, Behavioral Health Crisis Service prevention education, information & referral. (800) 685‐6556 or (360) 532‐4357 *Servicios en Espanol disponible
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Coastal Community Action Program Counseling for Survivors of Sexual Assault 117 E 3rd St. Aberdeen M‐F 8‐5 pm Tobi Buckman, MA, RN (360) 538‐2818 Aberdeen (360) 533‐5100 or (800) 828‐4883 BHR (360) 532‐8629 or (800) 654‐3837 Hoquiam www.coastalcap.org SFS August Grigg, MSW (360) 249‐5266 Montesano *Information & referral services, senior SFS Ericka Carsh BHR (360) 532‐0060 nutrition, senior home care, energy assistance, Robert Pingree, MSW, DCSW (360) 532‐6011 weatherization, case management, child care Lynette Lile, MA (360) 532‐6227 resources, emergency housing, payee programs, SeaMar (360) 538‐1461 ABL dental & community job programs. Serving low income households. Walks ins welcome Crime Victim's Compensation Assistance *Servicios en Espanol disponible & Crime Witness Program (360) 249‐3951 hotline (800) 822‐1067 Children's Advocacy Center of Grays Harbor www.ocva.wa.gov 514 E Broadway Montesano *Victims of violent crimes are entitled to M‐F / 8‐5pm compensation for financial, medical & mental (360) 249‐0005 or (800) 959‐1467 health benefits to alleviate needs resulting from www.wsacac.org a crime. *Support for child abuse victims & their families. was Translator accessible Domestic Violence Center of Grays Harbor 2306 Sumner Ave Hoquiam Crime Victim Advocacy Network (360)538‐0733 or (800) 818‐2194 24‐hr hotline (866) 711‐2826 *Providesby services for women over 18 & *Servicios en Espanol disponible their children, intake, referral for legal help, counseling & shelter. By appointment Crisis Line or drop in.Harbor No Fees 615 8th St Hoquiam publication (800) 685‐6556 24‐hrs Firstto Steps for Teens (through GH www.crisis‐clinic.org producedHealth Dept.) *Provides 24‐hr crisis interventionThis (360) 532‐8631 or (800) 322‐2588 & referral to resources in Grays Harbor *TeenStart/ECEAP pregnancy, prenatal care, nutrition & mental health Friendship House Clothing Bank Sound*Servicios en Espanol disponible 513 N G st Aberdeen (360) 533‐2221 HeadGrays Harbor Youth Center *Emergency housing for single women & 111 E 4th St Aberdeen mothers with small children. Clothing bank (360) 589‐3259 24‐hr line open Wed & Fri / 12‐2pm. *Temporary safe place for teens ages 13‐17. Serves breakfast, dinner & snacks. Referrals Heart‐in‐Hand Pregnancy Care Center /resources & homework assistance. For 6511 Olympic Hwy Aberdeen, WA 98520 troubled teens in need of a break from parents (360) 532‐1104 due to domestic violence, abuse, neglect, etc. *Free pregnancy & maternity care services. Free pregnancy test, clothing for moms & National Suicide Prevention Hotline babies available. Please call for appts. (800) 273‐9255 or (800) 273‐TALK
Youth at Risk (360) 537‐4300
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Mental Health, Counseling, Support, & Treatment Programs A Healthy Risk Counseling Center Alanon & Alateen (Aberdeen) 315 Marcy Ave Montesano www.wa‐al‐anon.org (360) 249‐2297 or (800) 789‐0208 (360) 532‐7585 (Ken or Joann) *Substance abuse, gambling & domestic *People affected by another's addiction violence programs. State‐certified *Servicios en Espanol disponible Alcoholics Anonymous (Aberdeen) (360) 532‐2691 American Council for the Blind *Daily meetings all over Grays Harbor county. 800) 424‐8666 Please call for listing of times. www.acb.org Alcohol/Drug Helpline Behavioral Health Resources (800) 562‐1240 / 8am‐10pm 7 days week Mental Health *Servicios en Espanol disponible 205 8th St. Hoquiam (800) 685‐6556 24‐hr crisis line Alzheimer's Support Group (360) 532‐8629 M‐F 8‐5 pm 114 E Pacific Ave Westport www.bhr.org (360) 268was‐0156 (Eric Nessa) Elma Clinic ‐ Children & adults (360) 482‐5358 *A counseling & treatment service for people Alano club of Aberdeen experiencing mental & emotional abuse. Only 823 W Heron Aberdeen accepts Medicaid. (360) 532by‐5971 *Servicios en Espanol disponible *12 step meetings, AA *Servicios en Espanol disponible Cancer Information & Counseling Line Harbor (800) 525‐3777 publicationCaregiver Support Group (Alzheimer's) *Provides professional counseling Aberdeento Timberland Regional Library for patients & those affected by cancer. produced(360) 538 ‐2458 (Polly McCalister) Nation‐wide, no fees. This ConsejoStart/ECEAP Mental Health Counseling Children's Allied Resources, Inc. Hispanic Counseling & Referral Services (360) 532‐6227 Sound(206) 461‐4880 M‐F 8‐5 pm *Mental Health Counseling (206) 461‐3222 24‐hour hotline insurance & private pay Head
Counseling for Survivors of Sexual Assault Domestic Violence Center of Grays Harbor Tobi Buckman, MA, RN (360) 538‐2818 (Aberdeen) 2306 Sumner Ave Hoquiam BHR (360) 532‐8629 or (800) 654‐3837 (Hoquiam) (360)538‐0733 or (800) 818‐2194 24‐hr hotline SFS August Grigg, MSW (360) 249‐5266 (Montesano) *Provides services for women over 18 & SFS Ericka Carsh BHR (360) 532‐0060 their children. Intakes, referrals for legal Robert Pingree, MSW, DCSW (360) 532‐6011 help, counseling & shelter. By appointment Lynette Lile, MA (360) 532‐6227 or drop in. No Fees SeaMar (360) 538‐1461
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First Steps for Teens (through GH Harbor Crest Behavioral Health Health Dept.) 1006 N. H St. Aberdeen (360) 532‐8631 or (800) 322‐2588 (360) 533‐8500 24‐hrs *Teen pregnancy, prenatal care, www.harborcrestbh.org nutrition & mental health *Adult treatment facility for substance *Servicios en Espanol disponible abuse & medical treatment for pregnant women. Intensive in/outpatient TX, Heart‐in‐Hand Pregnancy Care Center DWI assessment/evals & substance abuse TX. 6511 Olympic Hwy Aberdeen, WA 98520 *Servicios en Espanol disponible (360) 532‐1104 *Free pregnancy & maternity care services. Narcotics Anonymous Free pregnancy test, clothing for moms & (360) 249‐1008 (help line) babies available. Please call for appts. Social Treatment Opportunity National Suicide Prevention Hotline Program (STOP) (800) 273‐TALK 114 N Park St Aberdeen (360) 533‐4997 Teen Hot Line (for parents) (800) 793‐5156 *Affordablewas substance abuse, anger management & domestic violence therapy. Teen Parent Hot Line (888) 404‐7763 State‐certified. Drop‐ins welcome *Servicios en Espanol disponible Accepts insurance & private pay www.stopwa.comby *Servicios en Espanol disponible Child Care / Family Services Aberdeen School Dist. Special Services AnswersHarbor for Special Kids (ASK) resource line 216 N G St Aberdeen publication(800) 322 ‐2588 (360) 538‐2018 www.withinreachwa.orgto *Serves Aberdeen & Cosmopolis districts. producedwww.parenthelp123.org special education consortiumThis (ages 0‐21), *Servicios en Espanol disponible developmental preschool resource programs, Start/ECEAP community based education, psychology, physical Aberdeen Division of Child Care & Early Learning therapy, communication & vocational assistance.Sound (800) 451‐9994 ext 4312 *Servicios en Espanol disponible *Child care licensing
Aberdeen Community Service Office DivisionHead Answer Line Dial 2‐1‐1 415 W Wishkah Aberdeen *Social Services, counseling, support (360) 537‐2600 groups, food, clothing, shelter, etc. *All recipients of DSHS services. Family planning orientations, referrals & information to networks. Child Care Action Council By appt only (800) 845‐0956 *Servicios en Espanol disponible www.ccacwa.org *Free listing of child care providers Adoption Counseling & Referral for All Children in community. Also offers training (800) 222‐9383 or (800) BABY‐DUE for providers & consumer education. *Servicios en Espanol disponible
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Child Help USA ‐ National Child Abuse Hotline Children's Allied Resources, Inc. (800) 422‐4453 (360) 532‐6227 *Mental Health Counseling Child Find of America (800)‐I‐AM‐LOST / (800) 426‐5678 Child Care Resource Referral *For parents of lost/abducted children (360) 754‐0810 or toll‐free (800) 845‐0956 (800)‐A‐WAY‐OUT / (800) 292‐9688 *for parental abduction mediation Children with Special Health Care Needs (Grays Harbor Health Dept. ) Children's Advocacy Center of Grays Harbor (360) 532‐8631 ext 236 514 E Broadway Montesano *Case management from birth‐18, with (360) 249‐0005 or (800) 959‐1467 certain special health care needs & specialized *Support for child abuse victims & their families medical supervision. *translator accessible Coastal Community Action Program Children's Resource Line 117 E 3rd St. Aberdeen M‐F 8‐5 pm (866) 987‐2500 (360) 533‐5100 or (800) 828‐4883 www.seattlechildrens.org www.coastalcap.org *Sponsored by Seattle's Children's *Informationwas & referral services, senior Hospital. For health‐related nutrition, senior home care, energy assistance, information please visit website. weatherization, case management, child care resources,by emergency housing, payee programs, Child & Family Health Programs ABL dental & community job programs. Serving (800) 841‐1410 low income households. Walks ins welcome *Servicios en Espanol disponible *ServiciosHarbor en Espanol disponible Early Support for Infants & Toddlers publicationDivision of Children & Family Services 359 N. Division Aberdeen (DSHS)to (360)537‐4300 or (800)451‐9994 (360) 533‐9414 produced *Help with health, vision, hearingThis & Division of Developmental Disabilities developmental concerns (360) 537‐4360 M‐F 8‐5 pm *Servicios en Espanol disponible Start/ECEAP SoundFamily Help Line ESD 113 GH Youth Programs (800) 932‐HOPE (360) 538‐6577 Grays Harbor www.parenttrust.org (360) 875‐9470 ext 4 in Pacific County Head*24 ‐hr, state‐wide line staffed by *Summer & year‐round training trained workers to provide immediate & employment opportunity for listening, support & referrals to youth. families under stress. Free parenting tip sheet upon request. No Fees. Family Planning (GH Health Dept.) Parenting coach available M‐F 9‐5 pm (360) 532‐8631 M‐F 8‐5 pm *Quality, low‐cost health care services, Families in Transition (FIT) complete exams, pregnancy tests, (360) 538‐2253 or (360) 580‐6740 counseling & referrals. Sliding fee *Housing needs of families scale, no one will be denied care. *Servicios en Espanol disponible Medical coupons accepted. *Servicios en Espanol disponible
Father's Network Grays Harbor Housing Authority
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(425) 653‐4286 602 E 1st St Aberdeen (360) 249‐1008 (help line) (360)532‐0570 www.fathersnetwork.org www.awha.org *Low‐income, subsidized housing, GH Youth Center 415 units, 178 sec. 8 vouchers 111 E 4th St. Aberdeen county‐wide. (360) 589‐3259 24‐hour referral & info line *Spanish translators accessible *Temporary safe place for teens between ages 13 & 17. Breakfast, dinner, snacks & homework Home & Community Service assistance for troubled teens in need of break 503 W Heron St. Aberdeen from parents to mend family. (360) 533‐9218 or (800) 487‐0119 *Adult Assisted living home services Hopkins Early Learning Center 1313 Pacific Ave Aberdeen Literacy Hotline (360) 538‐2190 www.literacynow.info *Birth to 5 preschool, IEP assessment Migrant Program (Aberdeen School Dist) National Runaway Switchboard (360) 538‐2018 (800) ‐Runaway *Spanishwas speaking interpreter & advocate for Hispanic migrant families NeighborWorks of Grays Harbor *Servicios en Espanol disponible 710 E Market Aberdeen by (360) 533‐7828 M‐F 8‐5 pm Washington State Migrant Council www.aberdeen‐nhs.com (509) 837‐2225 M‐F 8‐5 pm *Provides wide variety of housing services 105 S 6thHarbor St Ste B Sunnyside, WA to help people become home owners bypublication www.wsmconline.org combining resources such as lenders, landlords, *Headto Start/ECEAP services for migrant families non‐profits & contractors. producedWashington Connection STOMP/PAV (800) 572‐7368This (360) 532‐6260 www.stompproject.org www.washingtonconnection.orgStart/ECEAP *Specialized training for military families Sound*Helps you connect to services & benefits available in WA state. Working Connections Child Care Food, medical, cash, education, (800) 446‐1114 Headveteran's benefits, home care, www.dshs.wa.gov/onlinecso/wccc tax credits & housing
WSU Cooperative Extension Office YMCA of Grays Harbor 32 Elma‐McCleary Rd Elma 2500 Simpson Ave. Hoquiam (360) 482‐2934 (360) 537‐9622 *National education network. Purpose to www.ghymca.net provide information for dealing with issues that *Gym, sports, senior companion program & affect daily life: improving nutrition, diet & childcare health. 4‐H & Youth Master Gardening advice.
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Legal Services Northwest Justice Project Columbia Legal Resources CLEAR (Coordinated legal education, advice, (360) 943‐6260 or (800) 260‐6260 & referral) *Provide advice‐only for family law cases 218 N Broadway, Ste 1 Aberdeen (360) 533‐2282 or (866) 402‐5293 Grays Harbor Courthouse Facilitator www.nwjustice.org (360) 249‐3842 *Servicios en Espanol disponible Legal Voice (866) 259‐7720 *Free legal advice over the phone Schools (by district/Location) Aberdeen School District (Aberdeen, WA 98520) website: www.asd5.org Aberdeen High School A.J. West Elementary Central Park Elementary 410 N. G St. 1801 Bay Ave. 601 School Rd. (360) 538‐2040 (360) 538‐2130 (360) 538‐2170
Harbor High (Alternative) Hopkins Preschool Center was McDermoth Elementary 300 N. Williams 1313 Pacific Ave. 409 N K St. (360) 538‐2180 (360) 538‐2190 (360) 538‐2120 by Miller Junior High Robert Gray Elementary Stevens Elementary 100 E. Lindstrom 1516 N B. St. 301 S. Faragut sty. (360) 538‐2100 (360) 538‐2140 Harbor (360) 538‐2150 St. Mary's (Private) Wishkahpublication Valley School (K‐8th) 518 N. H. St. 4640 Wishkah Rd. to Aberdeen, WA 98520 Aberdeen,produced WA 98520 (360) 532‐1230 This (360) 532‐3128 www.saintmaryschool.org www.wishkah.org Start/ECEAP Cosmopolis School District (Cosmopolis,Sound WA 98537) website: www.cosmopolisschool.com Cosmopolis Elementary 1439 4th St PO Box 479 (360) 532‐7181 Head Elma School District (Elma, WA 98541) website: www.elma.webnet.edu Elma Elementary Elma Middle School Elma High School 1235 Monte‐Elma Rd. 1235 Monte‐Elma Rd. 1235 Monte‐Elma Rd. (360)482‐2632 (360) 482‐2237 (360) 482‐3121 ext. 234
East Grays Harbor High (Alternative) 705 Waldrip St. (360) 482‐5086 Hoquiam School District (Hoquiam, WA 98550) website: www.hoquiamschoolwires.net Central Elementary Emerson Elementary (K‐1st) Hoquiam High School 310 Simpson Ave. 101 W. Emerson 501 W. Emerson (360) 538‐8230 (360) 538‐8240 (360) 538‐8210
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Hoquiam Middle School Lincoln Elementary (Pre‐3rd) 200 Spencer St. 700 Wood Ave. (360) 538‐8220 (360) 538‐8250 McCleary School District (McCleary, WA 98557) website: www.mccleary.webnet.edu McCleary School District 611 S Main St. (360) 495‐3204 Montesano School District (Montesano, WA 98563) website: www.monte.webnet.edu Simpson Elementary Beacon Elementary Montesano Jr/Sr High 519 W Simpson 1717 Beacon Ave E 303 N Church (360) 249‐4331 (360) 249‐4528 (360) 249‐4041 No. Beach School District (Ocean Shores, WA 98569) website: www.northbeach.k12.wa.us Ocean Shores Elementary No. Beach Jr/Sr High Pacific Beach Elementary 2652 St Rt 109 Ocean Shores, WA Moclips, WA (360) 495‐3204 (360) 289‐3888 (360) 276‐4512 Ocosta School District (Westport, WA 98595) www.ocosta.k12.wa.us Ocosta Elementary & Jr/Sr High 2580 Montesano St. was (360) 268‐9125 Taholah School District (Taholah, WA 98587) www.taholah.k12.wa.us Taholah Elementary & Jr/Sr High PO Box 249 / 600 Chitwhin Dr by (360) 276‐4729 Schools (Higher Education)Harbor Grays Harbor College Evergreenpublication State College South Puget Sound Comm. College 1620 Edward P Smith Dr. 2700 Evergreen Parkwayto NW 2011 Mottman Rd SW Aberdeen, WA 98520 Olympia,produced WA 98512 Olympia, WA 98512 (360) 532‐9020 This (360) 867‐6000 (360) 754‐7711 www.ghc.edu www.evergreen.eduStart/ECEAPwww.spscc.ctc.edu *Associate's Degree Programs *Associate's Degree Programs *Associate's Degree Programs *Distance Learning *Bachelor'sSound Degree Programs *Adult Education, GED *Job Training *Post‐Graduate Degrees *Professional & Technical *Basic Skills: ESL, GED *CertificationsHead
St. Martin's University Superintendent of Public Instruction 5000 Abbey Way SE Old Capitol Building Lacey, WA 98503 600 Washington St. SE (360) 491‐4700 Olympia, WA 98504 www.stmartin.edu www.k12.wa.us *Private/Catholic University (360) 725‐6075 *Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's Degree Programs
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Sound to Harbor Head Start / ECEAP www.soundtoharbor.com Administrative Office Elma Center Ocosta Center 412 Maple St. 502 E Young St. 2580 Montesano St. Aberdeen, WA 98520 Elma, WA 98541 Westport, WA 98595 (360) 532‐5001 (360) 482‐3201 (360) 268‐5477
Rainbow House Sound to Harbor at Washington Elementary 514 Broadway Ave E 3003 Cherry St. Montesano, WA 98563 Hoquiam, WA 98550 (360) 249‐0005 (360) 533‐5420
*Servicios en Espanol disponible Child Care Partnerships ECEAP Discovery Center Wonder Years Hopkins Learning Center 1601 Young St. 212 J St. 1313 Pacific Ave Aberdeen, WA 98520 Hoquiam, WA 98550 Aberdeen, WA 98520 (360) 532‐7429 (360) 532‐6002 was (360) 538‐2190 *Servicios en Espanol disponible Co‐Op Preschools Central Park Co‐Op Montesano Co‐Op 6508 Manor Rd. 401 Spruceby Ave. Aberdeen, WA 98520 Montesano, WA 98563 (360) 532‐1530 (360) 249‐2717 www.centralparkpreschool.com www.montesanoevents.comHarbor publication Librariesto Aberdeen Timberland Library Amanda producedPark Timberland Library Chehalis Timberland Library 121 E Market St. This 6118 US Hwy 101 400 N. Market Blvd. (360) 533‐2360 (360) 288‐2725 Start/ECEAP(360) 748‐3301 www.trlib.org www.trlib.orgSound www.trlib.org Elma Timberland Library Hoquiam Timberland Library McCleary Timberland Library 118 N. First St. 420Head 7th St. 100 3rd St. (360) 482‐3737 (360) 532‐1710 (360) 495‐3368 www.trlib.org www.trlib.org www.trlib.org
Montesano Timberland Library Oakville Timberland Library Ocean Shores Public Library 125 Main St. S. 204 Main St. 573 Pt. Brown Ave NW (360) 249‐4211 (360) 273‐5305 (360) 289‐3919 www.trlib.org www.trlib.org www.oslibrary.info
Westport Timberland Library Quinault Indian Nation Tribal Library 506 N. Montesano St. (Taholah School/non‐public) (360) 268‐0521 600 Chitwhin Dr. PO Box 249 www.trlib.org (360) 276‐4729 www.taholah.k12.wa.us
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City Halls Aberdeen City Hall Cosmopolis City Hall Elma City Hall 200 E Market St. 1300 1st St. Corner of 2nd & Main www.aberdeeninfo.com www.cosmopolis.us.com www.cityofelma.com (360) 533‐4100 (360) 532‐9230 (360) 482‐2212 Mayor Bill Simpson Mayor Vicki Raines Mayor David Osgood
Hoquiam City Hall McCleary City Hall Montesano City Hall 609 8th St. 100 S 3rd St. 112 N Main St. www.cityofhoquiam.com www.cityofmccleary.com www.montesano.us (360) 532‐5700 (360) 495‐3667 (360) 249‐3021 Mayor Jack Durney Mayor Donald Gary Dent Mayor Ron Schilinger
Ocean Shores City Hall Westport City Hall 801 Minard Ave NW/ PO Box 909 506 N Montesano St. www.osgov.com www.ci.westport.wa.us (360) 289‐2488 (360) 268‐0131 Mayor Garland French Mayor Michael Bruce was Other Public Agencies Driver's License Examining Office Grays Harbor County Auditor Auto License WA Department of Licensing Vehicle &by Vessel Registration & Licensing 719 8th St. Hoquiam 100 W Broadway Ste 2 Montesano (360) 533‐9330 (360) 249‐4232 M‐F 8‐5 pm Tues, Wed & Fri 8:30‐5 Harbor Thurs 9:30‐5, Sat 8:30‐2:30 publicationGH County Public Health & Social Services Dept. 2109to Sumner Ave. Aberdeen Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce (360) 532‐8631 M‐F 8‐5 pm 506 Duffy St. Aberdeen producedwww.ghphss.org (800) 321‐1924 This *Servicios en Espanol disponible [email protected] Start/ECEAP SoundSocial Security Office Hoquiam License Agency 820 Simpson Ave Hoquiam 2616 Sumner Ave. Aberdeen (800) 772‐1213 (360) 533‐4333 Head*Open Mon‐Fri *Vehicle & Vessel Licensing *Servicios en Espanol disponible *Open Mon‐Fri 8‐5 **For More Info regarding WA state: www.access.wa.gov ** Public Officials President Barack Obama Vice President Joe Biden 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Washington D.C. 20510 / (202) 456‐1414 Governor Christine Gregoire Po Box 40002 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 902‐4111 or (360) 753‐6780 Senator Patty Murray District Office: 2988 Jackson Federal Bldg 915 2nd Ave Seattle, WA 98174 / (206) 553‐5545 Senator Maria Cantwell District Office: 915 2nd Ave, Suite 3206 Seattle, WA 98174 / (206) 220‐6400 State Attorney General Rob McKenna
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1125 Washington St. SE PO Box 40100 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 753‐6200 Secretary of State Sam Reed Po Box 40220 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 902‐4151 State Treasurer James McIntire Po Box 40200 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 902‐9000 State Auditor Brian Sonntag Po Box 40021 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 902‐0370 6th Congressional District : (Olympic Peninsula, Port Angeles, Tacoma, Bremerton) Congressman Norm Dicks District Office: 1717 Pacific Ave. Ste 806 Tacoma, WA 98402 / (253) 593‐6536 Legislative Hotline: (800) 562‐6000 19 Legislative District: (Pacific, Wahkiakum, S. Grays Harbor, & Cowlitz) Senator Brian Hatfield 239 John A Cherberg Bldg. Po Box 40419 Olympia, We 98504 / (360) 786‐7636
Representative Dean Takko Representative Brian Blake 421 John L O'Brien Bldg. Po Box 40600 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 786‐7806 Takko / (360) 786‐7806 Blake 24th Legislative District: (Clallam, Jefferson,was & N. Grays Harbor) Senator James Hargrove 411 Legislative Bldg. Po Box 40424 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 786‐7646 Representative Kevin Van De Wege Representative Lynn Kessler Po Box 40600 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 786‐7916 Van De Wegeby / (360) 786‐7904 Kessler 35th Legislative District: (Mason, Parts of Kitsap, Thurston, & Grays Harbor) Senator Timothy Sheldon 412 Legislative Bldg. Po Box 40435 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 786Harbor‐7668 Representative Kathy Haigh publicationRepresentative Fred Finn Po Box 40600 Olympia, WA 98504 / (360) 786‐7966 Haigh /to (360) 786‐7902 Finn produced TribalThis Services & Contact Information Bureau of Indian Affairs Chinook Tribal Center Start/ECEAP local contact: (360) 533‐9101 Tribal Center: (360) 777‐8303 Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis www.bia.gov www.chinooknation.orgSound Chehalis Tribe Administration Mailing Address: 188th Ave. SW Office of Public Affairs Dept of Quinault IndianHead Nation Rochester, WA 12888 the Interior Toll Free: 888‐616‐8211 (360) 273‐5911 MS‐3658‐MIB 1214 Aalis Dr. / PO Box 189 Chehalis Tribal Head‐Start Office 1849 C St. NW Taholah, WA 98587 420 Howanut Rd. Washington, D.C. 20240 (360) 276‐8215 Oakville, WA 98568 (202) 208‐3710 www.quinaultindiannation.com (360) 273‐5514 Nisqually Indian Tribe Shoalwater Bay Tribal Center Skokomish Tribal Council Tribal Center (360) 456‐5221 Tribal Center (360) 267‐6766 Tribal Center (360) 426‐4232 4820 She‐Nah‐Num Dr. 2373 Old Tokeland Rd. N. 80 Tribal Center Rd. Olympia, WA 98513 Tokeland, WA 98590 Skokomish Nation, WA 98584 www.nisqually‐nsn.gov www.shoalwaterbay‐nsn.gov www.skokomish.org
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Squaxin Indian Tribe South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency Tribal Center (360) 426‐9781 Main Office: (360) 426‐3990 or toll‐free: (800) 924‐3984 10 SE Squaxin Ln. 3104 SE Old Olympic Hwy. Shelton, WA 98584 Shelton, WA 98584 www.squaxinisland.org www.spipa.org NW Indian Treatment Center Roger Saux Health Clinic Quinault Tribal Housing Authority 308 E Young St / Po Box 477 1505 Kla‐ook‐wa Dr./ Po Box 219 209 Spruce St. Taholah, WA 98587 Elma, WA 98541 Taholah, WA 98587 (360) 276‐4320 (360) 482‐2674 / Emergency 24‐h (360) 276‐4405 or (360)533‐8724
For more tribal information and resources for Washington state please visit: www.goia.wa.gov Child Abuse Supplement Each year millions of children in this country are battered, bruised, and exploited. A child dies every four hours due to abuse or neglect, the fifth leading cause of death amongst children.
For most people, "It's a problem for someone else." However, child abuse involves more than just abuser and child. It involves the entire family and community. was Generally, abuse is divided into four categories: *Physical Abuse: a non‐accidental injury of a child. This is characterized by bruises, welts, burns, fractures, bite marks, and sometimes death. by *Sexual Abuse: any sexual activity with a child *Physical neglect: the failure to provide medical care, appropriate clothing, supervisions, housing, food, and other basic needs of the child. Harbor *Emotional or Verbal Abuse: anpublication area extremely difficult to define and often untreated. This may involve such behavior as threatening, teasing, insulting, or other attacksto on child's sense of self‐worth. The following is a description of Child Protectiveproduced Services (CPS), their goals, objectives, and services: This Child Protective Services is a statewide program available in all geographicalStart/ECEAP areas of the state.
Eligibility: Sound 1. Program: Service is initiated upon receipt of a report alleging child abuse/neglect. Reports are accepted from anyone, including anonymous sources.Head The child in question remains eligible for the service until it is shown that the child is not suffering from abuse/neglect and is no longer in jeopardy.
2. Financial: CPS is available without charge and without regard to income. In addition, other Title XX and IV‐B services, such as, homemaker services, daycare, emergency foster care, and chore services, which are provided in support of the protective service case plan, can be offered without regard to income.
Children and Family Services Goals, Objectives, and Services:
*Preventing or remedying neglect, abuse, or exploitation of children *To respond to all reports made to DSHS alleging abuse, neglect, or exploitation of children under the age of 18 years. *Receive and investigate reports of all alleged abuse, neglect, or exploitation of children, including identification and diagnosis relating to such children.
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*Determine the validity of each report and whether the child in question, and other children in the same care, have been, or are, vulnerable, or at risk of abuse, neglect or exploitation. *Provide, arrange, or refer for counseling and/or therapy for the child, as well as the parents, guardians, or other alleged "abuser."
*Cooperatively develop, or arrange for training courses for parents/guardians, or refer them to established programs. *Arrange for or provide emergency shelter for children, including runaways (DSHS estimated this figure to be about 1000 annually). *Provide, arrange, or refer to legal representation for children when appropriate. *Arrange or refer for medical care for abused, neglected, or exploited children and their parents, if parents are indigent.
Refer to appropriate law enforcement agency when: 1. A crime may have been committed 2. A court warrant had been obtained and the parents refuse to allow child to be removed. 3. A child's life or safety is in immediate danger. *Petition and/or provide information to courts to establishwas warship, including protective supervision. *Cooperate with out‐of‐state child protective service agencies in the delivery of appropriate services. * To cooperatively develop and maintain interagency and inter‐professional or paraprofessional agreements (guidelines for cooperation). These agreements are componentsby of liaisons or networks of service for early detection and treatment of child abuse/neglect. *Receive substantiated reports through local offices alleging abuse, neglect, or exploitation of children and store such information in the central registry. Process requests and release case information to those authorized by to law. Compile periodical, statistical reports.Harbor publication *Develop and distribute leaflets, periodic reports, answerto inquiries, arrange for, provide or suggest possible speakers for meetings. Present, through the media, a planned public information effort regarding child abuse/neglect. produced This *The program elements will include homemaker services,Start/ECEAP placement in receiving homes, and CPS. Either 24‐ hour service or coverage will be availableSound to receive and respond to reports alleging child abuse/neglect. Head
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Resource Listings (alphabetical order) A Healthy Risk Counseling Center 10 Aaro Medical Supplies Avada Audiology & Hearing Care Center 6 Aberdeen Community Food Bank 3 Aberdeen community Service Office Division of DSHS 4, 11 Aberdeen Division of Child Care & Early Learning 11 Aberdeen School District 14 Aberdeen School District Special Services 11 Access Mobility Systems (AMS) 6, 26 Adoption Counseling & Referral for All Children 8, 11, 26 Adult Protective Services 8 AIDS Hotline 6, 26 AIDS/STDs Information Division of Public Health 6 Alano club of Aberdeen 10 Alanon & Alateen 10, 26 Alcohol & Drug Helpline 10 Alcoholics Anonymous 10 ALIVE Shelter was 4, 8 Alzheimer's Support Group 10 AMC Cancer Information Counseling 26 American Council for the Blind by 10, 26 American Kidney Fund 6, 26 American Red cross 8 America's Promise ‐ Alliance for Youth 8, 26 AmeriCorps National Service Program Harbor 4 Angel Flight West publication 6, 26 Answers fro Special Kids (ASK) to 11 Arc of Grays Harbor produced 4, 26 Arson Hotline This 1 Auto Safety Hotline Start/ECEAP 26 Avada Audiology & Hearing Care Center Sound 6 Basic Health 26 Behavioral Health Crisis Service 8 Behavioral Health Resources Head 10 Beyond Survival Sound Sexual Assault Coalition 8 Bureau of Indian Affairs 18 Cancer Hotline 25 Cancer Information & Counseling Line 6, 10 Caregiver Support Group (Alzheimer's) 10 Catholic Community Services 4, 6 Central Park Co‐Op Preschool 16 Chehalis Tribal Head Start Office 18 Chemical Referral Center 27 Child Abuse Hotline 27 Child & Family Health Program 12, 27 Child Care Action Council 11 Child Care Resource Referral 12
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Child Care Subsidy (DSHS) 5 Child Find of America 12, 27 Child Help USA ‐ National Child Abuse Hotline 12 Child Protective Services (CPS) 1, 27 Children with Special Health Care Needs (GH Health Dept.) 12 Children's Advocacy Center 9, 12 Children's Allied Resources Inc. 10, 12 Children's Hospital 6, 7 Children's Resource Line 12 Chinook Tribal Center 18 Christian Life Fellowship Church 3 CHOICE Regional Health Network 6 City Halls 17 CLEAR ‐ Coordinated Legal Education, Advice & Referral 27 Coast Guard (Search & Rescue) Westport 1 Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) 4, 9, 12 Coastal Supported Employment 5 Columbia Legal Resources was 14, 27 Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis 18 Consejo Mental Health Counseling 10 Consumer Resource Center/ Attorney General 27 Copalis Community Church Food Bank by 3 Cosmopolis School District 14 Counseling for Survivors of Sexual Assault 9, 10 Covenant House Nine Line Harbor 27 Crime Victim Advocacy Network publication 9 Crime Victim's Compensation Assistance & Crime Witness Programto 9 Crisis Line produced 9 Department of Health & SocialThis Services (DSHS) 5 Department of Licensing in Hoquiam Start/ECEAP 17 Deployment Health Clinical Center 27 Diabetes Hotline Sound 27 Dial 2‐1‐1 4, 11 Dial A Ride Head 7 Discovery Center 16 Division of Children & Family Services 12, 27 Division of Developmental Disabilities 12 Domestic Violence Center of Grays Harbor 4, 9, 27 Early Support for Infants & Toddlers 12 Easter Seals Society of WA 7, 28 Elma Food Bank 3 Elma School District 14 Emergency Contraception Hotline 7 ESD 113 GH Youth Programs 12 Evergreen State College 15 Express Employment Professionals 5 Fair Housing Discrimination 28
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Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity Hotline 28 Families in Transition 12 Family & Friends of Missing Persons & Violent Crimes 28 Family Counseling & Therapy (DSHS) 5 Family Helpline 12, 28 Family Planning (GH Health Department) 12 Family Planning Assistance DSHS 5 Father's Network 13 Fire, Police, Sheriff (emergency) 1 First Steps for Teens (through GH Health Dept.) 9, 11 Food Stamps & Food Coupons 5 Forest Fire Reports 1 Friendship House Clothing Bank 4, 9 Galilean Ocean Shores Food Bank 3 Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce 17 Grays Harbor College 15 Grays Harbor Community Clothing Bank 4 Grays Harbor Community Hospital was 7 Grays Harbor County Auditor ‐ Licensing in Montesano 17 Grays Harbor County Health Department 7 Grays Harbor Courthouse Facilitator 14 Grays Harbor Housing Authority by 13 Grays Harbor Public Health & Social Services Department 17 Grays Harbor Transportation Authority Handicapped Dial A Ride 7 Grays Harbor Youth Center Harbor 5, 9, 13 Habitat for Humanity publication 4 Harbor Crest Behavioral Health to 11 Harbor Home Health & Hospice produced 7 Head Start This 16 Heart in Hand Pregnancy Care Center Start/ECEAP 5, 9, 11 Health Consumer Assistance 28 Healthy Mothers & Healthy Babies Sound 28 Help for Working Families Program 28 Hill Burton Act Head 28 Home & Community Service 7, 13 Homeless Childcare 28 Hopkins Early Learning Center 13, 16 Hoquiam Food and Clothing Bank 3 Hoquiam Licensing Agency 17 Hoquiam School District 14, 15 House of God Ministries (Food Bank) 3 Humptulips Food Bank 3 Inpatient & Outpatient Chemical Dependency (DSHS) 5 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) 28 Labor of Love (clothing bank) 5 Legal Voice 14 Libraries 16
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Lincare Inc. 7 Literacy Hotline 13, 30 Mark Reed Memorial Hospital 7 Mary Bridge Children's Health Center 7 McCleary School District 15 Medical Assistance 7 Medical Care Program (DSHS) 5 Medical Transportation 8 Medicare Hotline 29 Migrant Program (Aberdeen School District) 13 Miracle on Wheels 29 Montesano Co‐Op Preschool 16 Montesano Food Bank 3 Montesano School District 15 Naples Counseling Center 29 Narcotics Anonymous 11 National Alcohol & Drug Treatment Routing 29 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children was 29 National Job Corps Alumni Association 29 National Runaway Switchboard 13, 30 National Suicide Prevention Hotline 9, 11 NeighborWorks of Grays Harbor by 13 Nisqually Indian Tribe 18 North Beach School District 15 North River Food Bank Harbor 3 Northwest Health Watch publication 29 Northwest Indian Treatment Center to 8, 19 Northwest Justice Project produced 14 Nursing Home Affairs Office ofThis Complaints 29 Nursing Home Ombudsman Start/ECEAP 8 Nursing Home Residents Neglect Hotline 29 Ocosta School District Sound 15 Offender Employment Service 5 Office of Civil Rights Head 29 Olympic Area Agency on Aging 8 Olympic Information and Assistance Office 29 Oxford House of WA/Wheaton House 29 Pacific Beach Food Bank 3 Paratransit Services 29 PAVE Parents are Vital in Education 29 People's Food Bank 3 Poison Control Center (Washington State) 1, 30 Police, Fire, & Sheriff 24‐hour dispatch (non‐emergency) 1 Quinault Indian Nation 18 Quinault Tribal Housing Authority 19 Refugee Assistance 5 Relatives of Parents Program (RAPP) 30
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Roger Saux Health Clinic 8, 19 Salvation Army 3 SeaMar Health Center 8 SeaMar Health Center (Ocean Shores) 8 Sexually Transmitted Diseases Hotline 30 Shoalwater bay Tribal Center 18 Skokomish Tribal Council 18 Social Security Office 17 Social Treatment Opportunity Program (STOP) 11 South Beach Food Bank 3 South Puget Sound Community College 15 South Puget Sound Intertribal Planning Agency 19 Speech to Speech 30 Squaxin Indian Tribe 19 St. Martin's University 15 St. Mary's Catholic Church 3 STOMP/PAV 13 Superintendent of Public Instruction was 15 Supplemental Security Income (DSHS) 5 Taholah School District 15 TANF Program 5 Teen Hotline by 11 Teen Parent Hotline 11 The Clinic at Elma 7 Union Gospel Mission of Grays Harbor Harbor 3 United Way of Grays Harbor publication 5 Veterans Affairs Information & Referral to 30 Veterans Independent Enterprises of WA/VIEWproduced 30 Voter Legislature InformationThis Hotline 30 Washington Basic Health Care Plan Start/ECEAP 30 Washington Connection 5, 13 Washington Institutional Resources for the VisuallySound Impaired 30 Washington State Department of Affairs ‐Homeless Women Veterans Assistance 30 Washington State Low Cost Dental Plan Head 30 Washington State Migrant Council 13 Washington State Patrol 1 Washington State Veterans Department 30 Washington Telephone Assistance Program 30 Welfare & Emergency Cash 5 West Coast Hearing Clinic 8 Wonder Years 16 WorkFirst through GH College 6 Working Connections Child Care 6, 13 WorkSource Grays Harbor 6 WSU Cooperative Extension Office 13 YMCA of Grays Harbor 13 Youth At Risk 9
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State of WA Toll Free Hotline Numbers Angel Flights Auto Safety Hotline (877) AIRLIFE (877) 247‐5433 (800) 424‐9393 M‐F 7‐4:30 pm *Air Lifeline is a national non‐profit Access Mobility Systems (AMS) charitable organization of over (800) 854‐4176 M‐F 8‐5 Sat 10‐2 1,000 private pilots who fly *Wheelchair accessible vans, conversions, drive ambulatory patients who cannot aids, scooters, wheelchairs, grab bars, etc. afford the cost of travel to medical facilities for diagnosis & treatment. Alanon & Alateen Hotlines Our pilots donate time, aircraft & fuel. 42 House 42 NE Old Belfair HWY Free of charge for patients who qualify (800) 562‐1240 24 hours www.wa‐al‐anon.org Adoption Counseling & Referral for All Children *For anyone living w/an alcoholic or (800) Baby‐Due drug dependent person. Listings Counseling & referral for both birth and Adoptive for meeting time/place: parents through Catholic Community Services Fri @ 12:00 pm @ St. David's Episcopal Church wason 3rd & Cedar Shelton WA American Council for the Blind Belfair Mon @ 7:30 pm (800) 424‐8666 M‐F 9‐5 pm www.acb.org AMC Cancerby Information & Counseling Line American Kidney Fund (800) 525‐3777 (800) 638‐8299 www.akfinc.org America'sHarbor Promise ‐ Alliance for Youth publication(888) 559 ‐6884 Association for Retarded Citizens www.americaspromise.orgto (ARC) Kitsap County Chapter produced*Partnership of over 300 national organize‐ 3243 N Perry Ave BremertonThis ations working on supporting children (360) 377‐3473 M‐F 9‐5 pm throughoutStart/ECEAP their education process. Drop‐ Soundout prevention programs. AIDS Hotline (800) 458‐5231 (National) Basic Health (800) 344‐SIDA (Spanish) Head(800) 826‐2444 or TDD (888) 923‐5622 (800) AIDSTTY (Hearing impaired) www.basichealth.hca.wa.gov www.publichealthrx.com/wa_adap.html *Affordable health care coverage for *Recording of current AIDS statistics, HIV those eligible. Call for application. transmission info, counseling, testing sites, symptoms & other STD educational info. Cancer Hotline Videos for schools & classes (800) 422‐6237 through health department Prevention, detection & treatment information.
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Chemical Referral Center Child Abuse Hotline (800) 262‐8200 (800) 562‐5624 *Safety info on chemicals, *24‐hr hotline, shelter & help for household products & disposal of abused children up to 18 yrs. Referrals dangerous chemicals available for foster car, & adoption
Child Protective Services (CPS) Child Find of America (888) 283‐2634 or (800) 562‐5624 emergency (800) I‐Am‐LOST (800) 426‐5678 *Child abuse reports, foster care, & foster *For parents of runaway children home finders (800) A‐WAY‐OUT (800) 292‐9688 *For parental abduction mediation Child Help USA (800) 422‐4453 Child & Family Health Programs *National child abuse hotline. Info & referral (800) 841‐1410 to emergency counselors for abused children. *WIC & First Steps info Also help w/runaways & domestic violence. Volunteers & donations accepted Columbia Legal Resources (360) 943was‐6260 or (800) 260‐6260 CLEAR ‐ Coordinated Legal Education, *Free legal counseling to seniors. Offered for Advice, & Referral Civil issues only. Call for eligibility (888) 201‐1014 *Free legal advice for low income people Covenantby House Nine Line (800) 999‐9999 Consumer Resource Center/Attorney Gen. *Crisis Line for runaways & their families (800) 551‐4636 M‐F 9‐4 pm Harbor *Provides info & mediation of disputes publicationto Domestic Violence Hotline consumer's businesses. Cannot provide (888)to 562 ‐6025 24 hr hotline legal advice or act as an attorney. produced*Provides crisis counseling, info, support & This referrals to victims of domestic violence & Division of Child & Family Services theirStart/ECEAP families at no fee. (888) 283‐2634 M‐F 8‐5 *Investigates complaints of neglect or SoundDept Services for the Blind abuse of children, provides protection, 3411 S Alaska Seattle, WA incest therapy, parenting skills, infant Head(800) 552‐7103 care lessons, individual & family therapy. *state wide resources, no fee Help w/runaways, foster home placement, and childcare referrals. Diabetes Hotline 557 Roy St. Lower Level Seattle Deployment Health Clinical Center (800) 628‐8808 M‐F 9‐5 pm (800) 796‐9699 *Callers experiencing health problems due to any deployment can call to set up a medical evaluation & get info.
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Family & Friends of Missing Persons & Easter Seals Society of WA Violent Crimes 157 Roy St Seattle (800) 346‐7555 24‐hr crisis line (800) 678‐5708 www.fnfvcv.org www.seals.org *Information/assistance for referral & resources. *Increase independent living skills for those For friends & family of adults missing for less than with disabilities a year or if foul play is suspected. Also, survivors of homicide crimes & assault victims Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity Hotline (800) 877‐0246 M‐F 8‐4:30 pm Family Food Line www.hudweb.hud.gov (888) 4‐FOOD (888) 436‐6392 *Accepts complaints on housing agencies *Connects clients w/WIC services, regarding discrimination based on race, Basic Food Program, free summer meals sex, color, religion, family status, national for kids, local food banks, meal sites & origin, disability, etc. Farmers Market Nutrition Program Family Helpline Fair Housing Discrimination (800) 932‐4673 24 hrs (800) 424‐8590 *Trainedwas volunteers assist parents w/ parenting issues. No fee Gamblers Anonymous (888) 424‐3577 M‐F 9:30‐5 pm Health Consumer Assistance (800) 525by‐0127 Help for Working Families Program (877) 980‐9131 / M‐Th 8‐6:30 /F 8‐4:30 / Sat 8‐11:30 Healthy Mothers & Healthy Babies www.wa/gov/workingfamilies/ (800) 322Harbor‐2588 *Provides info that can help w/food cost,publication (800) 272 ‐2588 (Spanish) childcare, medical coverage & child support. *WIC,to First Steps, pre‐natal, child health, Helps raise awareness & understanding. producedimmunization & pregnancy info. Medical This care coverage assistance, info packets, family Hill Burton Act planning,Start/ECEAP birth control & statewide referrals (800) 638‐0742 *Program for people having trouble paying hospitalSoundHomeless Childcare bills or paying for operations. Certain health care (800) 338‐3363 centers provide free or low cost medical care to Head*Assists in locating & paying for childcare ages patients who cannot afford to pay. People can birth‐12 on short term basis. Assistance must apply before receiving care or after bill has be for work, work search, housing search, been sent to collection agency. Kitsap county only court, medical or counseling appts. Applicants must be homeless & within 125% of federal Internal Revenue Service (IRS) poverty level. (800) 829‐1040
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Miracle on Wheels Medicare Hotline (800) 749‐8778 (800) 562‐3022 M‐F 5 am‐2:30 pm www.durablemedical.com www.medicare.gov *Eligible seniors may qualify for free or low cost power wheel chairs Naples Counseling Center (800) 722‐0100 National Center For Missing & Exploited Children *In patient treatment for food, alcohol (800) 843‐5678 and substance addiction *Referrals to local prevention & treatment services. Staffed by professional therapist National Alcohol & Drug Treatment Routing Spanish interpreter available (800) 662‐HELP *Treatment options, literature, info & referral National Job Corps Alumni Assoc. (800) 424‐2866 Northwest Health Watch *Referrals to Job Corps vocational training (800) 521‐8822 M‐F 9‐5 pm programs for youth ages 16‐24 economically www.health‐watch.com/ disadvantaged or drop out. Residential type *Services offered to disabled & or elderly living setting. in whichwas client wears a push button device enabling them to summon for help. Offices Nursing Home Affairs Office of Complaints receive dispatch for help. (800) 562‐6078 Nursing byHome Residents Neglect Hotline Office of Civil Rights (800) 562‐6078 M‐F 8‐4:30 pm (800) 368‐1019 / M‐F 8‐4:30 *Anonymous reports of abuse or neglect www.os.dshs.gov occurringHarbor in nursing homes, assisted living *Part of DSHS that investigates discriminationpublication facilities & adult homes for people over 18 by departments w/in DSHS. to producedParatransit Services Oxford House of WA/WheatonThis House (800) 846‐5438 (800) 562‐1240 Confidential Location *A medicalStart/ECEAP transport broker under contract *House for women who have been clean with WA state DSHS. Arrange for transport to & sober for at least 30 days. Must sign a Soundmedical appts through variety of providers & contract that covers 3 mos. deposits & community resources. Includes: bus monthly fees. Zero tolerance policy. Call Headpasses, mileage reimbursement, volunteer for interviews. This is not a shelter. drivers, paratransit vehicles, taxis & ambulance. Anyone who receives a state medical ID card & P.A.V.E. Parents are Vital in Education has no means of transport is eligible. (800) 572‐7368 *Info on educational rights for handicapped Olympic Information & Assistance Office children. Workshops when requested. Kinship Care ‐ (360) 538‐2458 Eric Nessa
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Relatives of Parents Program (RAPP) Poison Control Center (866) 582‐1485 (800) 732‐6985 www.parenting.wsu.edu/relative/index.htm *If life threatening, call 911. *For anyone raising a relative. Support & Before calling have brand name, resources amount & what was taken. How it was taken, symptoms, age Veterans Independent Enterprises of weight & doctor's name. WA/VIEW (800) 748‐6856 M‐F 8‐4:30 pm Runaway Hotline *Provide life skills training, vocational (800) 621‐4000 testing, counseling, work therapy, *Adolescent crisis service & suicide hotline substance abuse after care & transitional for runaways & potential runaways. Services housing. Call for eligibility include: sending messages to parents, setting up conference calls with parents & Voter Legislature Info Hotline referring runaways to shelters. No fees (800) 562‐6000 (during session) Speech to Speech WA State Veterans Dept (877) 833was‐6341 24 hrs (800) 562‐2308 *Free telephone access for people *Provides veterans w/info on the entire with speech disabilities range of issues associated w/benefits and entitlements Sexuallyby Transmitted Disease Hotline (800) 227‐8922 WA Telephone Assistance Program *Discussion of symptoms & referral to Qwest (800) 244‐1111 nearest clinics.Harbor No diagnosis Century (800) 550‐8110 publication Verizon (800) 483‐4000 Veteransto Affairs Info & Referral Sprint (800) 877‐1125 produced(800) 562 ‐2308 *Up to 50% discount on connectionThis fees monthly phone services waiver of local WA Start/ECEAPState A Low Cost Dental Plan deposit. Have to be DSHS recipient. Does (888) 227‐9449 not pay for over due bills or shut offs Soundwww.alowcostdentalplan.com *Affordable low cost dental plan. No WA Basic Health Care Plan Headwaiting periods, no maximum benefits (800) 826‐2444 M‐F 8‐5 pm no claims forms or deductibles. Covers pre‐existing conditions & most procedures WA State Dept of Affairs ‐ Homeless Women Veterans Assistance WA Institutional Resources for (888) 341‐7465 (pager) the Visually Impaired *Assist homeless women veterans (800) 562‐4176 find housing & employment *Any resident of WA not on Medicaid or has no comprehensive health WA Literacy Hotline insurance package is eligible. (800) 323‐2550 M‐F 9‐5 pm Premiums based on age, family size, www.literacy.org plan choice and income
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