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PACIFICPACIFIC COUNTY COUNTY ResourceResource Directory Directory Pacific County Health Department South Pacific County North Pacific County 7103 Sandridge Rd. 1216 W Robert Bush Dr. Long Beach, WA 98631 South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 642-9300 (360) 875-9343 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS VETERINARY SERVICES (p. 43) KEY AGENCIES (p. 3) COMMUNITY (p. 12) Tangible Goods/Clothing (p. 13) Recreation (p. 13) Coalitions & Service Clubs (p. 16) Safety (p. 17) DISABILITY SERVICES (p. 18) EDUCATION (p. 20) Elementary & High School (p. 20) Early Childhood (p. 20) Higher Education (p. 22) Other/Alternative Education (p. 22) Special Education (p. 23) EMPLOYMENT (p. 23) FAMILY SERVICES (p. 26) Childcare (p. 26) Youth Programs & Parent Education (p. 26) FEEDING PROGRAMS (p. 29) FOOD PROGRAMS (p. 30) HEALTHCARE (p. 31) Hospitals & Clinics (p. 31) Behavioral Health (p. 33) Alcoholics Anonymous/Support Groups (p. 34) HOUSING (p. 35) LEGAL/CRISIS (p. 37) SENIORS (p. 39) TRANSPORTATION (p. 41) VETERANS (p. 42) 3 www.coastalcap.org Services: MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS RESOURCES Health & Nutrition Senior Nutrition Program/Meals On Wheels: WILLAPA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: Food is served at five senior centers, five Twenty-four hours a day: (800) 884-2298 days a week from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm. North Pacific County (360) 942-2303 Frozen meals are delivered to clients that South Pacific County (360) 642-3787 are homebound or outside the city limits. A donation of $3.50 (or $8 for those under age LIFELINE CONNECTIONS: 60) is suggested. Senior citizens county- 1006 Robert Bush Dr. W wide are eligible. South Bend, WA 98586 South Bend Office: (360) 787-9315 HIV Case Management & Services: Offers support and case management services to GREAT RIVERS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: persons living with HIV/AIDS. These services Pacific County (800) 884-2298 are provided free of charge in cooperation with the Washington Department of Health. NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE: Twenty-four hours a day: (800) 273-TALK (8255) Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP) Online chat: suicidepreventionlifeline.org and Commodities Supplemental Food Program (CSFP): In collaboration with CrisisChat.org Coastal Harvest, CCAP assists food banks and supplies food to households in need. TREVOR PROJECT LIFELINE: (866) 488-7386 (trained volunteers) Housing & Energy Services Text and chat: thetrevorproject.org Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP): Rental assistance for eviction prevention. TRANS LIFELINE (877) 565-8860 Home Weatherization Assistance Program: translifeline.org Assists low-income community with making homes more heat efficient. TEXT “TALK” TO 741741 Free crisis text-line, 24 hours a day Homeless Assistance: Provides a variety of programs in individuals experiencing OR CALL 911 homelessness. COASTAL COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM (CCAP) Rental Assistance: Assists eligible families with one month rent to help avoid eviction. North County: 500 W Robert Bush Dr. Low-Income Home Energy Assistance South Bend, WA 98586 Program (LIHEAP): Assists with home energy (360) 875-4123 costs county-wide for those who meet South County: income requirements. 1505 Pacific Ave N Long Beach, WA 98631 Home-Care Services (360) 642-6100 4 In-Home Care: In-home caregivers offer non- medical services to seniors, disabled, those CRISIS SUPPORT NETWORK recovering from surgery, and others in need of assistance in the safety of their own North County CSN home. 762 Ballentine St. Raymond, WA 98577 Philips Lifeline: Lifeline Medical Alert Service (360) 875-6702 Employment Support and Volunteer Services (800) 435-7276 www.crisis-support.org Supported Employment and DVR Services: Facilitates competitive jobs in integrated South County CSN work settings for individuals with mild to 318 2nd St. SE severe disabilities for whom employment Long Beach, WA 98631 has been difficult, or who need ongoing (360) 642-0095 support services in order to perform their jobs. Services Offered: WorkFirst Services: Project Warm Heart/PUD Assistance : The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families money from this contract with the PUD is to (TANF): A temporary cash assistance assist residents of Pacific County to prevent program to help low-income families disconnection of electricity services. Must stabilize their lives. have PUD account in their name with a past Retired and Senior Volunteer Program due balance, in danger of being (RSVP): Enlists residents over the age of 55 disconnected, or in need of a deposit. to assist non-profit agencies with day-to-day Assistance is limited to once per 12-month operations, projects, and events. period. Maximum amount that can be paid per household is $300 and does not include Transportation: late/reconnect fees. Client is eligible if under Employment Transportation/Job Access & 150% of Federal Poverty Level (FPL) for Remote Commute (JARC) Program household size. Medical Transportation Support Groups: For existing sexual assault or domestic violence clients. Client needs to Community Services: contact an advocate to complete paperwork Personal Hygiene Packs: Provide low-income before attending meeting. individuals and families with basic hygiene items such as soap, toothpaste, laundry Domestic Violence Advocacy: Provides soap, toothbrushes, deodorant, shampoo, shelter, legal and medical services, and etc. systems advocacy, 24/7. CSN operates a confidential shelter for domestic violence Representative Payee Program: Provides victims, as well as safety planning and low-income individuals with rides to work or advocacy-based counseling. Advocates act in training. support of victims when working with public United Way Emergency Fund: Funds may be service providers, courts; aids victim in filling available for dental, prescriptions, water out necessary paperwork to obtain a bills, and some miscellaneous services. protection order from their abuser. Must be 5 a current or past victim or survivor of domestic violence. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL & HEALTH SERVICES (DSHS) Sexual Assault Advocacy: Provides 24/7 crisis North County: intervention and information, legal 307 E Robert Bush Dr. advocacy, medical advocacy, general South Bend, WA 98586 advocacy, and systems coordination to victims of sexual assault and abuse. Also South County: provides community education regarding 2601 Pacific Ave. N prevention through social change and skill Long Beach, WA 98631 building. Advocates support of victims when working with public service providers and (877) 501-2233 courts, and aids victims in obtaining medical www.dshs.wa.gov care if necessary. Must be a current or past victim or survivor of sexual assault. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)/Food Stamps Specialized Services: Provides specialized therapy and medical social work services to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families sexual assault victims. (TANF): Must have dependent children under the age of 18 and meet income Crime Victims’ Advocacy: For victims of a criteria. Required to participate in Work general crime (not relating to domestic First. violence or sexual assault), including identity theft, vehicular assault, vehicular homicide, Aged, Blind & Disabled (ABD): Statewide robbery, hate crimes, child physical abuse, ssistance available to those who are over assault, homicide, property crimes/burglary, age 65, blind or have a long-term condition, DUI/DWI Injuries, vulnerable adult abuse, and are likely to meet federal disability and trafficking. requirements with income below $197 per month. Cannot be eligible for TANF, State Crime Victims’ Compensation: Program Family Assistance (SFA) or Supplemental provides medical, mental health and Security Income (SSI). financial assistance to eligible victims or survivors of crime. Explanation and Diversion Cash Assistance: Once in a 12- assistance when completing the applications month period for families who would qualify is available, as well as assistance with the for TANF but will have income to meet their appeal process if the application is denied. needs over the next 12 months. Children’s Advocacy Center: Multidisciplinary team of professionals to investigate cases of DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES ADMINISTRATION reported child abuse and cases in which a (DDA): Employment support for the child may have been a witness to a crime. developmentally disabled, must be a client of DDA. Together, we work with police, prosecutors, social workers, advocates, medical and 307 E. Robert Bush Dr. mental health professionals and others to South Bend, WA provide high-quality, specialized services for (360) 875-4244 abused children and their families. (800) 458-3747 Ext. 5 6 www.dshs.wa.gov/ddd Local DSHS offices have red phones in the lobby that connect directly to HBE (for medical), and Washington Telephone Assist Program: WECC (for childcare). Discount local telephone program that allows customers to pay $4 per month (plus taxes) for service. Can be accessed by calling FAMILY HEALTH CENTER local telephone company and providing DSHS client ID number to complete eligibility Family Health Center/North Beach Clinic process. State-wide, must be an adult 21610 Pacific Hwy. receiving DSHS benefits. Ocean Park, WA 360-665-3000 Additional Requirements for Emergent Needs www.cowlitzfamilyhealth.org (AREN) Program: Emergency funding for those already on TANF, SFA or Refugee Cash Medical Services: Assistance (RCA), but have an imminent Primary medical care. eviction, power shut-off, or other emergent Preventative care including well-child check- need ($750 lifetime max). ups, immunizations and annual exams. Treatment