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Grays Harbor Community Resource Directory 2012-13.Xlsx 2012-2013 Grays Harbor County COMMUNITY RESOURCE DIRECTORY was by Harbor publication to produced This Start/ECEAP Sound SOUND TO HARBORHead HEAD START/ECEAP Sound to Harbor Head Start and ECEAP provides comprehensive, individualized preschool education, health education, and family support to promote family engagement and preschool readiness. Grays Harbor Community Resource Directory Emergency Numbers Fire, Police, Sheriff (Emergency) 911 Police, Fire, and Sheriff 24‐hour Dispatch (360) 533‐8765 (Non‐Emergency) Washington State Patrol (360) 533‐5707 Washington Poison Center (800) 222‐1222 was Forest Fire Reports (800) 562‐6010 by Coast Guard (Search & Rescue) Westport (360) 268‐0121 Harbor publicationArson Hotline (800) 552‐7766 to producedCrisis Line (360) 532‐4357 This Start/ECEAPOr (800) 685‐6556 Child ProtectiveSound Services (CPS) (866) ENDHARM Head Page 1 Grays Harbor Community Resource Directory 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 Page 2 Grays Harbor Community Resource Directory 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 Page 3 Grays Harbor Community Resource Directory 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. Page 4 Grays Harbor Community Resource Directory 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 Page 5 Grays Harbor Community Resource Directory 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. 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