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

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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)

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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

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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 and management of chronic  Tangible Goods: Clothing vouchers for diseases. parents in the WorkFirst program, and small  Care when you are ill. supply of donated clothing and coats on site  Prescription drug assistance programs. in the Long Beach office. Also provided are diapers for children who must be in daycare  Referrals for specialty care. while parents look for work. Office staff keeps small supply of personal hygiene Dental Services: items for those who need them.  Primary preventative care including exams, X-Rays, cleanings and sealants.  Childcare Subsidies: Income, schedule and  Restorative services, fillings, root canals and size of household used to determine crowns. eligibility.  Emergency services, extractions and referrals for specialty care.

 Medicare, Medicaid, Affordable Care Act (ACA) Insurance: **** This program is no Family Planning: longer managed by DSHS. Please refer to  Comprehensive and confidential services Washington Health Benefit Exchange (HBE) including birth control exams and supplies. at Klipsan Beach Family Health Center,  Diagnosis and treatment of sexually Ocean Beach Hospital, or Olympia Area transmitted infections. Agency on Aging. DSHS does classic medical  Pregnancy testing and counseling. for those 65+ or under 65 and on Medicare.  Sterilization testing and counseling. They can apply online or come into the  Referrals for specialty care. office, Mon-Fri, 8-2 to apply. Integrated Behavioral Health:  Veterans Integration Program: (360) 442-  On-site mental health specialists work 4157 or (866) 255-4157. closely with primary care providers to coordinate patient care.  Provide brief counseling. 7

 Medication management.  Tech Prep: Dual-credit courses at area high  Referrals for specialty care. schools (Ilwaco, South Bend, Naselle, Raymond, & Valley) – enrollment forms submitted by school who will submit to GHC. Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance: Students will have access to transfer credits  Free and unbiased assistance with health (must check with admissions at college of insurance enrollment under the Affordable choice) when they enroll in college. Care Act including WA Apple Health www.ghc.edu/techprep (Medicaid) enrollments and renewals.

 Qualified Health Plan enrollment and renewals through the state marketplace.  Running Start Program: Allows high-school students to enroll in college classes. Students have access to transfer credits Payment: Family Health Center accepts WA Apple (must check with admissions at college of Health (Medicaid), Medicare, Tricare, most private choice) when they enroll in college. Must insurance. complete GHC placement tests and be a high school student under age 21. Available in Ocean Beach, South Bend, Naselle, GRAYS HARBOR COLLEGE Raymond, and Willapa Valley school

districts. Riverview Education Center (North) www.ghc.edu/academics/runningstart 600 Washington Ave.

Raymond, WA 98577 Phone: (360) 538-4023  English Language Acquisition: English as a Fax: (360) 875-9467 Second Language (ESL) classes help students www.ghc.edu/locations/riverview develop their speaking, reading, writing, and www.facebook.com/GHCPacificCounty listening skills in the English language. Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm www.ghc.edu/academics/transitions/english- Closed Fridays language-acquisition-ingl%C3%A9s

Columbia Education Center (South)  Transitions: Adult Basic Education. Classes 208 Advent Ave. SE for persons working towards earning their Ilwaco, WA 98624 GED or high school diploma, or for those Phone: (360) 538-2539 who need to bring their skills up to college Fax: (360) 642-9434 level. www.ghc.edu/locations/columbia www.ghc.edu/academics/transitions/finish- Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm high-school Closed Fridays

 WorkFirst: Helps students receiving  GED Testing: The GED test is designed to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families measure the academic outcomes normally (TANF) to access childcare, skills training, acquired by completing a typical high school and additional support services while program of study. Earning a GED provides attending Grays Harbor College. opportunities to pursue higher education, www.ghc.edu/student-services/workforce- obtain jobs or job promotions, and achieve funding personal goals. www.ghc.edu/admissions/high-school- equivalency-ged-testing 8

 Family Caregiver Support Program and Relatives as Parents: Provides assistance for  Basic Food Employment & Training (BFET): grandparents and other relatives acting as Helps students on food assistance to access caregivers. childcare, skills training, and additional

services while attending college. Must not  Medicaid In-Home Care: Provides case be receiving TANF. management and senior legal advice clinics. https://www.ghc.edu/student-

services/workforce-funding  Washington Health Benefits Exchange and

Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors  Academic Transfer Degree: GHC offers (SHIBA) Associate of Arts (AA) and the Associate in Business degrees through Direct Transfer  Medicare coverages including supplemental Agreement in its Pacific County Education plans and Part D Centers, in addition to several certification programs.  Rebuilding Together (South Pacific County only): Provides home repair services and coordinates volunteers to rehabilitate  Degree Options: GHC offers both two and four year degree programs. homes for those who qualify (low-income, the disabled, seniors, and young who are unable to complete repairs may be eligible).  Continuing Education: Personal enrichment and employability skills enhancement through non-credit courses. PACIFIC COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES

OLYMPIC AREA AGENCY ON AGING (OAAA) Pacific County Courthouse Annex (North County) Health & Human Services Dept. North County 1216 W Robert Bush Dr. 430 3rd St. South Bend, WA 98586 Raymond, WA 98577 Phone: (360) 875-9343 (360) 942-2177 Fax: (360) 875-9323 South County Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm 1715 N Pacific Hwy. www.pacificcountyhealthdepartment.com Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-3634 South Pacific County Administration Facility (South www.o3a.org County) Health & Human Services Dept. O3A provides a network of in-home and community 7013 Sandridge Rd. services, support, programs, and assistance to older Long Beach, WA 98631 adults and other qualified adults in Pacific County. Phone: (360) 642-9349 Fax: (360) 642-9352  Information & Assistance/Referral Services: Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm WA Health Plan finder for help signing up for Affordable Care Act.  Women, Infants, & Children (WIC): Provides vouchers for certain foods, nutritional education and resources in the community. 9

County-wide, available to women and their o Triple P (Positive Parenting Program), children under age five and under 150% of a free, individual parenting classes poverty level. tailored to the needs of individual families.  Maternal Support Services (MSS): o Court ordered parenting classes for Preventative health services including CPS involved families. assessment, education, intervention and counseling. County-wide, on a sliding  Mental Health Promotion Programs: School income scale to zero. based suicide prevention presentation, mental health first aid, and community  Family Planning: Confidential and based mental health promotion programs. comprehensive services on a sliding fee scale including  Adventure Day & Substance Abuse o Exams. Prevention Programming: o STD screening/treatment. o School based substance abuse o Pregnancy tests, birth control and prevention education on a low-ropes counseling. course. o Plan B and referral for sterilizations. o Community mobilization, coalition support and funding for Big  Immunizations: Distributes state-provided Brothers/Big Sisters and other youth- vaccines to local providers and adolescent serving agencies. and adult immunization clinics. o Fiscal agent for the south county DFC grant through WellSpring.  Vital Records: Preparation and information regarding birth and death certificates.  Medical Reserve Corps: Volunteer team coordinated by Public Health to allow  Children with Special Healthcare Needs medical as well as non-medical community (CWSHN) Program: Development and health- members the opportunity to contribute status assessment resource, coordination their skills during times of emergency such and referral for children (up to age 18) with as an earthquake or pandemic, as well as special healthcare needs. participating in health-related activities throughout the year to improve the health  Access to Baby and Child Dentistry (ABCD): and safety of communities across the Provides referrals to ABCD dentists who are county. To volunteer, please call 360-642- specially trained to treat infants and small 9349. children. One initial exam, two exams per year (six months apart), two parent-  WellSpring Community Network: A education sessions per year, and other grassroots organization made up of dental work as needed. Available individuals and organizations dedicated to countywide to children birth to five years- promoting physical, emotional, spiritual, and old with Medicaid. This is a referral and mental wellness in South Pacific County. education program.

 Parenting Classes: SHOALWATER BAY INDIAN TRIBE BEHAVIORAL o Parenting classes for court ordered HEALTH & WELLNESS divorce/co-parenting. 10

2373 Old Tokeland Rd. underserved community members. Assistance for Tokeland, WA 98590 insurance enrollment and a sliding fee scale is (360) 267-0119 (Medical) available. (360) 267-8103 (Dental) (360) 267-8141 (Behavioral Health)  Medical: Accredited by the National Committee for Quality Assurance as a Shoalwater Clinic is open to the public. Please call Patient Centered Medical Home, providing to inquire about insurances accepted for each preventative care including program. We provide comprehensive care to Native American tribes as well as non-native o Well child check-ups. patients. o Immunizations and annual exams.  Medical: o Full Service Family Practice medical o Treatment and management of care. chronic diseases. o On-site lab and x-ray services. o Diabetes education. o Prescription drug assistance o Nutritional counseling. programs. o Immunizations. o Sports physicals. o Referrals for specialty care. o Adult & children’s wellness exams.  Dental: Primary preventative care including  Dental: o Full service dental and hygiene care. o Comprehensive exams, X-Rays, o Annual exams. cleanings and sealants. o Crown and bridge work. o Dentures. o Restorative services such as fillings, o Emergency dental services. root canals and crowns.*

 Other Services (Grant-Covered): o Emergency services and referrals. o Women’s wellness exams. o Colon health screenings.  Family Planning: Comprehensive and o Smoking cessation program. confidential birth control exams and supplies, including  Behavioral Health: Services including outpatient mental health and substance o Mirena IUD and Nexplanon implant. abuse counseling. o Diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections. VALLEY VIEW HEALTH CENTER o Pregnancy testing and counseling. 300 Ocean Ave. Raymond, WA o Sterilization testing and counseling. (360) 942-3040 www.vvhc.org o Referrals for specialty care.

Provides medical, dental, and behavioral health  Integrated Behavioral Health: On-site mental services with a focus on low-income and health specialist work closely with primary 11

care providers to coordinate patient care, change in order to reclaim lives. Services provide brief counseling, and give referrals include: for specialty care. o Assessment.

 Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance - o Intensive outpatient therapy. Free and unbiased assistance with health o Outpatient and group therapy. insurance enrollment under the Affordable Care Act including WA Apple Health o Alcohol Drug Information School. (Medicaid) enrollments and renewals; and o One-on-one counselling with SUD Qualified Health Plan enrollment and therapists. renewals through the state marketplace. o Victim’s Impact Panel.  Payment - VVHC accepts WA Apple Health o OBOT / Medical Assisted Treatment (Medicaid), Medicare, Tricare, most private (Suboxone) services for the recovery insurance plans and self-pay. Sliding fee is of Substance Use Disorders. offered to patients based on income and family size. Payment plans are available.  Co-Occurring Disorders (COD) Program: It is important to know if individuals are abusing WILLAPA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH one or more substance while having one or more psychiatric disorders at the same time. South County Each disorder can cause symptoms of the 2204 Pacific Ave. N other, leading to slow recovery and a Long Beach, WA98631 diminished quality of life. Through the COD (360) 642-3787 program individuals can be connected with www.willapabh.org appropriate treatment. Hours: Monday-Friday from 8:00 am-7:00 pm  Problem Gambling: Certified staff provide individual and group counseling to their North County clients in the form of addiction treatment 300 Ocean Ave. support, information and education, and Raymond, WA 98577 resource navigation. (360) 942-2303 Hours: Monday-Friday from 8:00 am-7:00 pm  Medical Services - Staffed by Psychiatrists and ARNPs, the function of the medical  Adult Outpatient Services: Program seeks to team is to assess and manage the psychiatric provide insight-oriented mental health medication needs of consumers. Psychiatric services to individuals. Goals include staff work in collaboration with clinicians to enhancing quality of life, reducing ensure the best care possible. psychiatric symptoms, restoring functioning  Case Management: Certified and supporting community integration paraprofessional staff works closely with through the use of evidence based practices consumers to provide individualized support such as Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), focused on improving consumer self- Eye Movement Desensitization and sufficiency. WBH Case Managers work with Reprocessing (EMDR) adults and children to provide assistance  Substance Use Disorder: Addiction is a with activities of daily living, psychiatric treatable disease. One step, one day at a medication monitoring, medical time, this program’s goal is to help those coordination, and navigating community suffering from addiction by facilitating resources (i.e. housing and food banks). 12

 Telephone and Crisis Intervention Services: Chinook, WA 98614 The crisis hotline is open 24 hours a day, (360) 777-8697 seven days a week and provides non- Hours: Wednesday-Monday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm; stopcrisis support throughout Pacific Closed Tuesdays County. The line is staffed by professionals Allseasonsresale.com who provide counseling assistance through Starfish Program: A clothing program for anyone. phone support, face-to-face contact, Just mention the Starfish Fund. problem solving, and referrals for additional assistance. Walk-in crisis services are also Classy Ladies Thrift Store available. 811 Pacific Avenue #9  Ombuds Services: Ombuds advocate on Long Beach, WA 98631 behalf of consumers having questions or (360) 244-1755 and (360) 783-2265 concerns about treatment. The Ombuds Hours: Wednesday-Monday, 11:00 am-5:00 pm Service can be reached at 866-439-3064. His Supper Table Thrift Shop 911 Pacific Way N Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-4105 GOODS/CLOTHING: Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 11:00 am-4:00 pm

North County Ilwaco High School Fire Attire Grace Community Thrift Store (Ocean Beach School District Clothing Pantry) 108 Central Ave. 404 School Road South Bend, WA 98586 Ilwaco, WA 98624 (360) 875-4097 (360) 642-3731 Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm Hours: Open during school hours. Free clothing shop for students. New Life Fellowship Thrift Store 404 Commercial St, Raymond, WA 98677 Reachout Ministries Thrift Store 360-942-5530, ext. 102 1003 N. Pacific Hwy. facebook.com/newlifesecondchancethrift Long Beach, WA 98631 Hours: Thursday and Friday, 11:00 am-4:00 pm; (360) 642-2466 Saturday, 10:00 am-2:00 pm Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am-5:00 pm Operated by New Life Fellowship St. Vincent de Paul Pennywise Thrift Shop P.O. Box 648 213 Duryea St. Seaview, WA 98644 Raymond, WA 98577 (360) 642-8401 Hours: Monday-Friday, 11:00 am-4:00 pm Tangible Goods Available on request. (360) 942-2069 Out of county South County Goodwill All Seasons Kidstuff Thrift Shop 1450 SE Discovery Ln. 786 State Route 101 Warrenton, OR 97146 13

(503) 861-9517 Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9:00 am-9:00 pm; Sunday Timberland Regional Library 10:00 am-8:00 pm 1-800-562-6022

www.trl.org RECREATION: Raymond Library 507 Duryea St. North County Raymond, WA 98577

(360) 942-2408 Boy Scouts Hours: Tuesday/Thursday, 10:00 am-7:00 pm; Troupe 4036 South Bend Wednesday/Friday/Saturday, 10:00 am-5:00 pm First Baptist Church of South Bend PO Box 147 Shoalwater Bay Tribal Comm. Library South Bend WA 98586 4115 St. Rt. 105 Meets on Monday, 7:00-8:30 pm Tokeland, WA 98590 (360) 267-8190 Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm Dr. O.R. Nevitt Memorial Swimming Pool

456-B 5th St. Raymond, WA 98577 4-H / Washington State University Pacific County (360) 942-4151 Extension http://cityofraymond.com/swimmingpool.htm 1216 W. Robert Bush Drive Outdoor swimming pool. South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-9331

Future Farmers of America (FFA) Youth development program, food preservation Willapa Valley FFA resources, pressure gauge testing, and Master 22 Viking Way Gardener advice. Raymond, WA 98577

Willapa Harbor Quilters North County Youth Sports First Baptist Church of Raymond Tessa Clements 913 Duryea St, (360) 942-7457 Raymond, WA 98577 (360) 934-5567 Meetings each Tuesday (exceptions in August and Raymond Theater December). 323½ 3rd St.

Raymond, WA 98577 (360) 942-4127 Willapa River Beekeeping Club www.raymondtheater.com [email protected] Call or visit website for upcoming events and live performances. South County

Sunday Afternoon Live Boys & Girls Club of the Long Beach Peninsula www.sundayafternoonlive.org 404 School Road [email protected] Ilwaco, WA 98624 (360) 836-4419 (360) 642-8668 14

www.longbeachbgc.com Early Childhood Education: Love, Laughter & Offers after school and summer programs. Learning Center Preschool Carole Scheer (360) 665-4367 https://opretreat.org/preschool/# Boy Scouts

Troop 4028: Long Beach- Elks Lodge 1937 Pack 4029: Seaview- Peninsula Church Center, Peninsula Youth Sports PO Box 268 Call Boys and Girls Club to inquire Seaview, WA 98644 (360) 642-8668 [email protected] http://www.longbeachbgc.com/peninsula-youth- sports/

The DUNES Bible Camp and Pool Camp: 360-665-5380; Pool: 360-665-5542 Peninsula Quilt Guild 23515 Pacific Way Peninsula Church Center Ocean Park, WA 98640 5000 N Pl. www.dunesbiblecamp.com Seaview, WA 98244 Camp rentals for Christian groups. Scholarships for Meets monthly on the second Monday. pool use are available for Pacific County residents through the Verna Oller Trust. Timberland Regional Library

1-800-562-6022 Future Farmers of America (FFA) www.trl.org Ilwaco FFA Ilwaco Library 404 School Road P.O. Box 520 Ilwaco, WA 98624 158 First Ave. N Cathlamet FFA Ilwaco, WA 98624 500 S 3rd Street (360) 642-3908 Cathlamet, WA 98612 Hours: Tuesday/Thursday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm; Wednesday/Friday, 10:00 am-5:00 pm; Saturday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm Long Beach Elks Naselle Library 110 N. Pacific Hwy Long Beach, WA P.O. Box 190 (360) 642-2651 4 Parpala Rd. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays; Second Naselle, WA 98638 Wednesday only in November and December. (360) 484-3877 Hoop Shoot Basketball programs, open to all youth. Hours: Tuesday/Wednesday, 11:00 am-8:00 pm; Partners with Backpacks4Kids. Scholarships Friday, 11:00 am-5:00 pm, Saturday, 11:00 am-4:00 available. Drug awareness. pm

Ocean Park Library Ocean Park Retreat Center P.O. Box 310 28511 Vernon Ave. 1308 256th Pl. P.O. Box C Ocean Park, WA 98640 Ocean Park, WA 98640 (360) 665-4184 www.opretreat.org Hours: Tuesday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm; Wednesday, (360) 665-4367 10:00 am-7:00 pm; Thursday/Friday/Saturday, Lodge and dining accommodations available to rent, 10:00 am-5:00 pm summer camps and a variety of activities.

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Know & Grow Astoria Parks and Recreation & Aquatic Center (360) 875-5327 1997 Marine Dr. North County coalition focused on early childhood Astoria, OR 97103 education & development. (503) 325-7027 (Astoria Aquatic Center) (503) 325-7275 (Astoria Parks and Recreation) Road 2 Resiliency www.astoriaparks.com 1216 W Robert Bush Dr. Year-round swimming, swimming lessons and PO Box 26 fitness classes. Parks and Rec provides a wide South Bend, WA 98586 variety of activities for all age groups. Free (360) 875-9300, ext 2645 swimming available for Pacific County residents Meets the first Monday of each month from 3:30- through the Verna Oller Trust. 4:45 pm, South Bend High School Library.

road2resiliency.weebly.com/ Port of Play A community coalition that aims to engage the www.astoriaparks.com/ South Bend community with prevention programs 785 Alameda Ave. and encourage prosocial activities in youth. Astoria, OR 97103 Prescription Take Back Day, Town Halls, and more. (503) 325-8669 Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm South Bend Kiwanis $3.75 per child https://www.southbendkiwanis.com/ Provides hands-on recreational activities for Meets every Tuesday morning at 7:00 am at the children; scholarships available. Willapa Harbor Hospital (800 Alder St, South Bend,

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COMMUNITY COALITIONS/SERVICE CLUBS: Teen Advocacy Coalition (TAC) http://www.pacificcountytac.org North County Meets the second Monday of each month at 3:15 pm at the Raymond High School Library (1016 Commercial St, Raymond, WA 98577). Focuses on Alliance for a Better Community (ABC) preventing youth substance use and promoting P.O. Box 821 mental health. Raymond, WA 98577 (360) 942-3672 www.abc4u2.com Willapa Community Network Meets every second Wednesday of the month at Meets the first Wednesday of each month from noon at the Raymond Community Center, next to 11:00 am-1:00 pm at the Willapa Harbor Hospital. the Raymond Theater. North County community network focused on increasing collaborative efforts that support wellness. Elks- Raymond Lodge #1292 326 3rd Willapa Harbor Chamber of Commerce Raymond, WA 98577 P.O Box 1249 (360) 942-1292 South Bend, WA 98586 Meets first and third Tuesdays with some holiday (360) 942-5419 exceptions. 16

[email protected] Rotary Club of Southwest Pacific County www.willapaharbor.org PO Box 606 Meets the second Monday of every month at noon Long Beach, WA 98631 in alternating locations. https://beachrotary.org/ Meets on Tuesdays at 5:30 pm, at the Shelburne Hotel (4415 Pacific Way, Seaview, WA 98644) South County

Community Court South Pacific County Community Foundation (360) 642-6100 PO Box 75 Services connection event at the South Pacific Nahcotta, WA 98637 County Building the first and third Tuesday of each (360) 665-5292 month from 1:00-2:30 pm. www.spccf.org [email protected] Improving the quality of life in south Pacific County. Elks- Long Beach #1937

110 N. Pacific Hwy. Long Beach, WA 98631 WellSpring Community Network (360) 642-2651 (360) 642-9349 Meets second and fourth Wednesdays; November www.wellspringpacific.org and December, second Wednesday only. Meets the second Tuesday of each month from 3:00-4:30 pm at the South County Administration Peace of Mind Pacific County Building at PO Box 708 7013 Sandridge Road in Long Beach. Mission is to Ocean Park, WA 98640 support community wellness in South Pacific County http://www.pompc.org/ through active collaborations. [email protected] Open support group meets the first and third Washington Nonprofits Wednesday of every month at Adelaide’s Sweet and (855) 299-2922 Coffee Shoppe (1401 Bay Ave, Ocean Park) www.washingtonnonprofits.org

[email protected] Peninsula Poverty Response As the state association for all nonprofits, www.peninsulapovertyresponse.org Washington Nonprofits makes sure nonprofits have Meets the second Thursday of each month at 2:00 what they need to succeed through learning, pm at the South Pacific County Building. Focuses on advocacy, and collaboration. Please contact reducing the consequences related to poverty on Washington Nonprofits for any help you might need the Long Beach Peninsula through advocacy, related to boards, finance, nonprofit law, or other awareness and action. nonprofit topics.

Ocean Park Area Chamber of Commerce SAFETY: 1715 Bay Ave #1

PO Box 403 Ocean Park, WA 98640 North County (360) 665-4448 www.opwa.com/ Pacific County Sheriff's Office Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 12:00 pm-4:00 pm 300 Memorial Dr.

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South Bend, WA 98586-0027 Pacific County Sheriff's Office (360) 875-9395 Dispatch – 9397 7013 Sandridge Rd. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-9404 Dispatch – 9397 Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-4:00 pm Raymond Police Department

233 2nd St. Raymond, WA 98577 Pacific County Sheriff’s Office - Long Beach Peninsula (360) 942-4120 Community Watch/Neighborhood Watch Program www.raymondpolice.com 7013 Sandridge Rd. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm Long Beach, WA 98631 (425) 559-3175 [email protected] South Bend Police Department https://www.pacificcountysheriff.com/pacific- 1102 West 1st St. county-nwcw.html P.O. Box 9

South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-5444 Pacific County Emergency Management https://www.southbend-wa.gov/contact-us/police- 300 Memorial Drive department South Bend, WA North County: (360) 875-9338 South County: (360) 642-9338 Shoalwater Bay Police Department

2373 Tokeland Rd. Tokeland, WA 98590 Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife (360) 267-8164 48 Devonshire Rd. https://www.shoalwaterbay- Montesano, WA 98563 nsn.gov/home/shoalwater-services/public-safety/ (360) 249-4628 www.wdfw.wa.gov

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Willapa Behavioral Health Mobile Crisis Team Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) HOPE Line Developed to ensure communities have skills to (800) 884-2298 help families, friends and neighbors in the event of 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line for Pacific County a disaster. Trained in light search and rescue, basic first aid, triage and can act as effective “eyes and ears” for emergency first responders. Quarterly Out of county meetings announced in the Chinook Observer

Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board Long Beach Police Department Enforcement & Education- Southwest Region 212 Pacific Avenue South 11018 NE 51st Circle P.O. Box 795 Vancouver, WA 98682-6686 Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 664-9878 (360) 642-3416 http://www.longbeachwa.gov/contact/police/ Washington State Patrol

District 8 Headquarters / Bremerton Detachment 4811 Werner Rd. 18

Bremerton, WA 98312 Employment support for developmentally disabled. (360) 473-0300 Must be a client of DDA http://www.wsp.wa.gov/

Home and Community Services Naselle Office North County: (360) 875-4222 797 State Route 4 Purpose is to promote, plan, develop, and provide Naselle, WA 98638 long term care services responsive to the needs of (360) 484-3130 persons with disabilities and the elderly.

Pacific County Department of Health & Human Services 1216 West Robert Bush Dr. South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-9343 North County Provides support for families/caregivers of children with disabilities and helps them navigate the system BASICS Northwest and access services. 2570 Ocean Ave. Raymond WA 98577 South County 360-915-6868 [email protected] Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) Serves clients primarily aged two through young 307 E. Robert Bush Dr. adulthood who are diagnosed with autism. South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-4244 Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) (800) 458-3747, ext. 5 500 Robert Bush Dr. W www.dshs.wa.gov/ddd South Bend, WA 98586 Employment support for developmentally disabled, (800) 828-4883 countywide services. Must be a client of DDA. (360) 875-4123 www.coastalcap.org Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP)  Supported Employment: Provides job 1505 Pacific Ave N coaching for developmentally disabled Long Beach, Washington 98631 adults. North County only. (800) 828-4883  Protective Payee Program: Serves individuals (360) 642-6100 that receive social security and SSI payments www.coastalcap.org who cannot manage their funds. County-  Supported Employment: Provides job wide. coaching for developmentally disabled adults. North County only. Developmental Disabilities Administration  Protective Payee Program: Serves individuals (360) 875-4244 that receive social security and SSI payments (800) 458-3747, ext. 5 who cannot manage their funds. County- 307 E. Robert Bush Dr. wide. South Bend, WA 98586 www.dshs.wa.gov/ddd Home and Community Services South County: Intake (800) 786-3799 19

Purpose is to promote, plan, develop, and provide improve care and increase access to community long term care services responsive to the needs of resources. persons with disabilities and the elderly.

Basics NW (Behavioral And Social Intervention & Pacific County Department of Health & Human Consultation Services Northwest) Services 8282 28th Court NE 7013 Sandridge Rd. Ste. A Long Beach, WA 98631 Lacey, WA 98516 (360) 642-9349 (360) 915-6868 Provides support for families/ caregivers of children www.basicsnw.com with disabilities and helps them navigate the system and access services. Children with Special Healthcare Needs (CWSHN)

Program Out of County Development and health status assessment, resource, coordination and referral for children (up Adult Protective Services to age 18) with special healthcare needs. (877) 734-6277 Purpose is to promote, plan, develop and provide  Employment Support- Coordinates Group long-term care services responsive to the needs of and Individual Supported Employment persons with disabilities and the elderly. programming for adults with developmental disabilities.

The Arc of Grays Harbor P.O. Box 179 Washington PAVE Aberdeen, WA 98520 6316 So. 12th St. (360) 537-7000 Tacoma, WA, 98465 arcgh.org (253) 565-2266  Intellectual and Developmental Disability wapave.org Resource Center: One-stop access to  Parent Training Information Center: Provides information regarding goods and services training, resources, and support for parents related to meeting the needs of those with in Washington state whose children have intellectual and/or developmental special learning needs. Staff and volunteers disabilities. Provides access to information work one-to-one or provide workshops on available to anyone with questions regarding various aspects of obtaining appropriate developmental disabilities. Some programs services in the public-school system. have specific requirements.  Family to Family Health Information Center: Center for Children with Special Needs Serves children with special healthcare Box 5371, CW8-6 needs age birth to 18 years. Provides Seattle, WA 98145-5005 individual information on advocating for (206) 987-3736 children in the health care system and Provides information to families and healthcare referrals to resources that are available in professionals, education and family partnerships in Washington State that provide information health care. Collaborates with a variety of on healthcare. healthcare organizations, state agencies, and families, to plan and implement programs that  Response to Intervention (RTI): Process that schools use to identify students who are 20

struggling in school and get them support. Southbend.wednet.edu All students are screened by teachers to see if they need help in an area. Teachers Willapa Valley School District monitor students’ progress and adjust 22 Viking Way interventions based on individual needs. Raymond, WA 98577 There are three levels of interventions that (360) 942-5855 increase in intensity. Willapavalley.org

 Specialized Training of Military Parents South County (STOMP): Information and training regarding

special education and other resources available to military families of children with ESD 112 (South County) disabilities. 2500 NE 65th Ave. Vancouver, WA 98661 (360) 750-7500 Esd112.org

Naselle School District 793 State Route 4, ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL: Naselle, WA (360) 484-7121, ext. 301 North County Naselle.wednet.edu

ESD 113 (North County) 6005 Tyee Dr. SW Ocean Beach School District Tumwater, WA 98512 500 Washington Ave. S (360) 464-6700 P.O. Box 778 Esd113.org Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-3739 Ocean.k12.wa.us North River School District 2867 North River Rd. EARLY CHILDHOOD: Cosmopolis, WA 98537 (360) 532-3079 Early Steps to School Success http://nr.k12.wa.us Long Beach: (360) 783-2357 Raymond: (360) 942-2435 Raymond School District Home visit program for families prenatal to 3 years. 1016 Commercial St. No income requirements, but priority to youngest Raymond, WA 98577 and neediest. Assist with transitions to preschool. (360) 942-3415 Raymondk12.org Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT) North County: (360) 875-5327, opt. 1 South Bend School District South County: (360) 642-8586 400 1st St. Provides free developmental screenings for children P.O. Box 437 birth to three. Resource coordination for South Bend, WA 98586 evaluations, family service plan development, and (360) 875-6041 21

services to provide support for children with provided. Licensed sites, ECEAP provider, additional needs. integrated program.

Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program Raymond School District Preschool (ECEAP) (360) 942-2435 South Bend: (360) 875-5327, opt. 1 Preschool offered for children age 3 or 4 years old Naselle-Grays: (360) 484-3739 by August 31st. Part day programs available. Meals Ocean Beach: (360) 642-4089 and transportation provided. ECEAP provider, State subsidized preschool program serving children integrated program. aged three to five. Classes range from part day to full day and provide meals and transportation for Willapa Valley School District Preschool income eligible children. (360) 942-3311 Preschool offered for children age 3 or 4 years old by August 31st. Part day and full day programs Head Start available. Meals and transportation 305 5th St. SE provided. ECEAP provider, integrated program. Long Beach, WA 98631

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North Pacific County Know and Grow Community Federally funded home visit program that works Coalition with families who are expecting and children ages (360) 875-5327, opt. 1 birth to three. Provides learning experiences to help Like us on Facebook: Know and Grow children develop socially, intellectually, physically Know and Grow is a community coalition that works and emotionally based on individual needs to survey and address the needs of children age Expecting families and children from birth to 3 zero through eight years old in the communities of years. North Pacific County. The coalition meets every other month and provides several programs to children, families and early childhood educators South Bend School District Child Care throughout the school year. 409 E 1st St. South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-5327, opt. 1 Playgroup/North Pacific County Child care offered Monday through Friday in high 409 E 1st St. quality, licensed facilities. Program serves children South Bend, WA 98586 age 12 months through 6 years old, not yet enrolled (360) 875-5327, opt. 1 in kindergarten. Working Connections state child Play and learn group offered to parents/caregivers care subsidy accepted. and their children age birth to three years old. Playgroup meets weekly on Fridays, from 10:00 am-11:30 am at the South Bend Early Learning South Bend School District Preschool Center, October through May. Snack and activities 409 E 1st St. are provided free of charge. South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-5327, opt. 1 Preschool offered for children age 3 or 4 years old Junior Preschool/North Pacific County by August 31st. Part day and full day programs 409 E 1st St. available. Meals and transportation South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-5327, opt. 1 22

Junior preschool offered for children age 30 months Information on filing for federal financial aid for to three-years old. Programs are two days a week college. for two hours per day. Snack and activities are provided free of charge. No transportation Clatsop Community College (CCC) provided. 1651 Lexington Ave.

Astoria, OR 97103 HIGHER EDUCATION (503) 325-0910/(855) 252-8767 https://www.clatsopcc.edu/ Clatsop Community College is a public, two-year Grays Harbor College (GHC) institution serving NW Oregon and SW Washington www.ghc.edu since 1958. Instruction and training in liberal arts www.facebook.com/ghcpacificcounty and sciences; professional technical fields; GHC- Columbia Education Center continuing, developmental and general education 208 Advent Avenue SE, Ilwaco, WA 98624 are offered. PO Box 897 Ilwaco, WA 98624

(360) 642-9433 www.ghc.edu/columbia OTHER/ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION: GHC- Riverview Education Center

600 Washington Avenue, Raymond, WA 98577 (360) 875-9466 Aberdeen All-Star Driving School www.ghc.edu/riverview Aberdeenallstardriving.com (360) 612-3529 100 South I St. Aberdeen, WA Out of county

Cascade Driving School National Center for Homeless Education at SERVE Cascadedriving.com www.serve.org/nche (360) 532-1423 800-308-2145 301 South F St. Aberdeen, WA [email protected] AARP Driver Safety Classes (800) 350-7025 Washington Higher Education Coordinating Board www.aarpdriversafety.org P.O. Box 43430 Driver Safety Classes In-person and online driver Olympia, WA 98504 safety classes for drivers over age 50. (360) 753-7846

Passport to College Promise Scholarship National Migrant Education Hotline opportunities, housing support and special (800) 234-8848 consideration for state need grants and work study.. Migrant families can call when they arrive in a new Eligible students spent at least one year in foster area. Will be enrolled in migrant program. Helps care after age 16, left foster care on or after 1/1/07, with transfer of school records and school will enroll at least half-time in college by age 21 and enrollment. have not yet earned a bachelor's or professional degree. Pacific County Fire District # 1 US Department of Education 26110 Ridge Ave. (800) 433-3243 P.O. Box 890 www.studentaid.ed.gov/redirects/federal-student- Ocean Park, WA 98640 aid-ed-gov 23

(360) 665-4451 Washington PAVE www.pcfd1.org 6316 So. 12th St. Tacoma, WA, 98465  First Aid / CPR Certifications Registration (253) 565-2266 available in person for adult, child and infant classes.  Family-to-Family Health Information Center:  Fire Intern Program Paid college courses to Serves children with special healthcare obtain a fire service degree. Must be 18 needs ages birth to 18 years. Provides years old and hold high school diploma or individual information on advocating for equivalent children in the healthcare system and referrals to resources that are available in The Sea School Cooperative Washington State that provide information 13220 Pacific Way on healthcare. Long Beach, WA 98631  Parent Training Information Center: Provides (206) 383-5433 training, resources, and support for parents theseaschoolcoop.org in Washington State whose children have An alternative education program committed to special learning needs. Staff and volunteers helping parents and mentors provide quality work one-to-one or provide workshops on experience based learning opportunities. various aspects of obtaining appropriate services in the public-school system.  Response to Intervention (RTI): Used by Tongue Point Job Corps Center schools to identify students who are 37573 Old Highway 30 struggling in school and get them support. Astoria, OR 97103 All students are screened by teachers to see (503) 325-2131 if they need help in an area. Teachers http://tonguepoint.jobcorps.gov/ monitor students’ progress and adjust Job Corps is a no-cost education and career training interventions based on individual needs. program that helps young people ages 16-24 Three levels of interventions that increase in improve the quality of their lives through career, intensity. technical and academic training.  Specialized Training of Military Parents

(STOMP): Information and training regarding special education and other resources available to military families of children with

disabilities. SPECIAL EDUCATION:

Center for Children with Special Needs Box 5371, CW8-6 Seattle, WA 98145-5005 206-987-3736 North County cshch.org Information to families and health care providers; research and evaluation that impact policy Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) development, quality of care, education and family 500 W Robert Bush Dr. partnerships in health care. South Bend, WA 98586

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(800) 828-4883  ResCare: Provides services for youth and (360) 875-4123 young adults (ages 16-24) to provide them www.coastalcap.org with resources to build sustainable, lifelong careers and build a foundation of  Supported Employment: Provides job citizenship, leadership, and self-sufficiency. coaching for developmentally disabled  WIOA: Provides access to employment, adults. North County only. education, and training opportunities to adult and dislocated workers, as well as  Retired and Senior Volunteer Program individual services including one-on-one (RSVP): Enlists residents over the age of 55 assistance with a WorkSource Employment to assist non-profit agencies with day-to-day Practitioner. operations, projects and events.

Timberland Regional Library  WorkFirst: Works with Deptartment of (800) 562-6022 Commerce to assist TANF recipients to gain www.trl.org employment through job-training skills. Raymond Library County-wide. 507 Duryea St.

Raymond, WA 98577  Job Access Return Commute (JARC): Provides (360) 942-2408 low-income individuals with rides to work or South Bend Library training. First & Pacific

P.O. Box 368 Pacific County Economic Development Council South Bend, WA 98586. 600 Washington Ave. (360) 875-5532 Raymond, WA 98577 North River School (360) 642-9330 or (360) 875-9330 2867 North River Rd. www.pacificedc.org Cosmopolis, WA 98537 Public/private partnership working to develop, (360) 532-3079 support and promote activities that contribute to Shoalwater Bay Tribal Community Library the economic growth of Pacific County. Business 2372 Old Tokeland Rd. resource connection for start-up, expansion and Tokeland, WA 98590. retention needs. (360) 267-8190 Free with a library card, access to Microsoft IT Academy courses on basic digital literacy skills, ResCare Microsoft Office skills, and advanced skills for IT Youth Career Services professionals, as well as Gale Courses, and multiple 307 Robert Bush Drive East databases for research. South Bend, WA 98586 ResCare: Thursday 9:00 am–4:00 pm South County Kim Hummel

(360) 200-0737 [email protected] Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) WIOA: Tuesday, 9:00 am–4:00 pm 1505 Pacific Ave. N Mary Nicholson Long Beach, WA, 98631 (360) 524-4881 (800) 828-4883 [email protected] (360) 642-6100 www.coastalcap.org 25

Free with a library card, access to Microsoft IT  Supported Employment: Provides job Academy courses on basic digital literacy skills, coaching for developmentally disabled Microsoft Office skills, and advanced skills for IT adults. North county only. professionals, as well as Gale Courses, and multiple databases for research.  Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP): Enlists residents over the age of 55 WorkSource to assist non-profit agencies with day-to-day 2601 N. Pacific Hwy. operations, projects and events. Long Beach, WA 98631

(360) 642-6210  WorkFirst: Work with Deptartment of www.GoToWorkSource.com Commerce to assist TANF recipients to gain Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-4:00 pm employment through job training skills.

County-wide.  Workforce Investment Act Dislocated Worker

Program: Assistance for those who have lost  Job Access Return Commute (JARC): Provides their jobs at no fault and are unlikely to low-income individuals with rides to work or return to a declining industry. Includes training. purchasing clothes for job interviews, partial

rent assistance, food assistance, and bus Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) passes. 2601 Pacific Ave. N Long Beach, WA 98631  Employment Services: Job listings and (866) 893-1047 or (360) 501-2499 referrals, and referrals to job-training www.dshs.wa.gov/dvr programs. Help with resume preparation, Provides job coaching and training to adults with job-search strategies and online-resume physical, mental, or developmental disabilities. By posting. appointment, call ahead.  On Site Resources: Computers with internet access, telephones, fax, copy machine, and Timberland Regional Library video-viewing stations. (800) 562-6022 www.trl.org  Other Programs: Veterans services, Ilwaco Library WorkFirst (welfare-to-work program), 158 First Ave. N offender resources, youth services, and P.O. Box 520, disabilities placement services. Ilwaco, WA 98624.

(360) 642-3908 Naselle Library Out of county 4 Parpala Rd. P.O. Box 190 Washington Initiative for Supported Employment Naselle, WA 98638. 100 S. King St. #260 (360) 484-3877 Seattle, WA 98188 Ocean Park Library (206) 343-9330 1308 256th Pl. www.gowise.org P.O. Box 310

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409 East First St. South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-5327

CHILDCARE: South County North County Families Helping Families Apple Blossom Learning Center Family Worship Center 3303 Oldani Rd. 26310 Ridge Ave. Raymond, WA 98577 Ocean Park, WA 98640 (360)875-8237 (360) 777-3717 Second Saturday of the Month, 12:00pm-2:00pm Gently used clothing for the entire family, personal- Dispute Resolution Center hygiene products, cleaning products, bedding 207 S. Chehalis St. #301 Aberdeen, WA 98520 (360) 532-8950 Olympic Area Agency on Aging www.drcghp.org 1715A Pacific Hwy. N Long Beach, WA 98631  Divorce Parenting Plans Support: Support for (888) 571-6558 or (360) 642-3634 (local) court-mandated parenting plans. o3a.org

 Mediations: Elder care mediation; Peninsula Church Center Daycare parent/teen mediation; workplace-conflict 5000 N Pl. mediations; business and neighborhood Seaview, WA 98644 mediations (open to the general public.) (360) 642-3941

 Facilitation and Trainings: Meeting Out of county facilitation; team building; conflict- management training; communication Child Care Action Council training; custom trainings. (800) 845-0956 ccac.org Olympic Area Agency on Aging 430 3rd. Street Raymond, WA Child Care Aware of SW Washington (888) 571-6557 or (360) 942-2177 (local) 2500 NE 65th Ave. o3a.org Vancouver, WA 98661-6812 (360) 750-7429 or (877) 803-3287  Washington Health Benefit Exchange childcarenet.org (HBE)/WA Health-Plan Finder: For assistance signing up for ACA insurance plans. YOUTH PROGRAMS & PARENT EDUCATION:

 Family Caregiver Support Services: Support North County for those acting as caregivers to their families. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Washington in South Bend Early Childhood Center Pacific County 27

www.swwabigs.org prevention/mental health promotion programming, P.O. Box 633 and more. Seaview, WA 98644 (360) 742-9073 Pacific County Youth Alliance Mentoring program: "Littles" must attend school in (360) 214-1520 Pacific County. "Bigs" must be at least 14 years of www.pacificcountyyouth.org age and commit to a year as a mentor. www.facebook.com/Pacific-County-Youth-Alliance

[email protected] Children's Administration Community events calendar, youth serving 307 E Robert Bush Dr. organizations directory, volunteer, scholarship, and South Bend, WA employment opportunities, Pacific County 360-875-4200, Resiliency Corps team information, resources, grant CPS investigations, Family-Assessment Response, guide. and foster-care services. Referrals needed or requested by family, then connected with Timberland Regional Library community providers or assisted with payment for (800) 562-6022 contracted providers. www.trl.org

Storytimes, including Mother Goose Play Group, Dispute Resolution Center providing opportunities for children and their 207 S. Chehalis St. #301 caregivers to join in with stories, songs, group Aberdeen, WA 98520 games, and free play, with a focus on early literacy. (360) 532-8950

Washington State University (WSU) Pacific County  Parent/Teen Mediation: Offered through Extension Superior Court at the Juvenile Center, open 1216 W Robert Bush Drive to the general public. P.O. Box 88

South Bend, WA 98586  Triple P Parenting Program: One-on-one and (360) 875-9331 group parenting education for parents with www.facebook.com/pacific-county-4-h children up to age 11. 4-H youth development

 Divorce Parenting Plans: Support for court- South County mandated parenting plans.

 Conflict-management training; Boys & Girls Club of the Long Beach Peninsula victim/offender mediation, workplace 404 School Rd. Ilwaco, WA 98624 mediation; effective communication courses. P.O. Box 1172 Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-8668 longbeachgc.com Pacific County Public Health & Human Services After school program & tutoring for youth aged six- (360) 875-9343/(360) 642-9349 18, parent & family enrichment activities. http://pacificcountyhealthdepartment.com

Parent education, court ordered CPS and co- parenting (divorce) parenting classes. Maternal Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Washington in Support Services Program, WIC nutrition education, Pacific County family-planning services, substance abuse 28

404 School Rd. Ilwaco, WA 98624 P.O. Box 633 Seaview, WA 98644 Peninsula Baptist Church (360) 783-1091 23802 Pacific Hwy. www.swwabigs.org Ocean Park, WA 98640 Mentoring program: "Littles" must attend school in www.peninsula-baptist.com Pacific County. "Bigs" must be at least 15 years of age and commit to a year as a mentor. Teen Advocacy Coalition Camp Victory (360) 942-2303, ext. 305 P.O. Box 711 Ocean Park, WA 98640 http://pacificcountytac.org www.campvictoryforchildren.org [email protected] Healing residential camp for children and teens Mission is to create connections and promote (ages five-18) from Grays Harbor and Pacific prosocial activities and avenues for teen counties who are survivors of sexual abuse. No cost. involvement that will strengthen mental health and reduce substance abuse. Peer helper program, Safe Homes parent network. Children's Administration

2601 Pacific Hwy Long Beach, WA 98631 Timberland Regional Library (360) 642-6235 (800) 562-6022 CPS investigations and Family Assessment www.trl.org Response; CPS investigations and foster care Storytimes, including Mother Goose Playgroup, services; referrals needed or requested by family, providing opportunities for children and their then connected with community providers or caregivers to join in with stories, songs, group assisted with payment for contracted providers. games, and free play, with a focus on early literacy.

Pacific County Youth Alliance WellSpring Community Network (360) 214-1520 (360) 642-9349 www.pacificcountyyouth.org http://wellspringpacific.org www.facebook.com/Pacific-County-Youth-Alliance Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 3:00 at [email protected] 7013 Sandridge Road in Long Beach. Community events calendar, youth serving  Youth Empowerment Squad (YES) & Youth organizations directory, volunteer, scholarship, and Action Klub (YAK): Led by youth and employment opportunities, Pacific County partnered with WellSpring for events such Resiliency Corps team information, resources, grant as Red Ribbon Week and Safe Prom/Safe guide. Graduation

 Parent Enrichment Team: Provides best Pacific County Public Health & Human Services practice parenting classes and family (360) 875-9343/(360) 642-9349 enrichment. http://pacificcountyhealthdepartment.com

Parent education, court ordered CPS and Co-  Community Trainings: Mental Health First Parenting (Divorce) parenting classes. Maternal Aid workshop for volunteers and local Support Services Program, WIC nutrition education, service providers. family planning services, substance abuse prevention/mental health promotion programming, and more. 29

 Prescription Drug Take Back: Host events The center provides hot meals Monday through that allow community members to safely Friday at 12:00 pm. Delivery for homebound dispose of unused prescriptions. individuals is available. Office hours are 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Out of county

Chauncey Davis Backpacks for Kids Program The Arc of Grays Harbor 103 S. Adams St. W. First St. Aberdeen South Bend, WA P.O. Box 1794 WA 98520 (360) 875-5700/(360) 580-1575 (360) 537-7000 A partnership between the First Lutheran Church,  Intellectual and Developmental Disability Chauncey Davis Elementary School, community Resource Center: One-stop access to volunteers, and local merchants, donating bags information regarding goods and services packed with food to send home with K-6th grade related to meeting the needs of those with students over the weekend and school holidays. intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, including access to information South County available to anyone with questions regarding

developmental disabilities. Some programs have specific requirements. The Community Table Ocean Park Lutheran Church  Sports and Fitness: Competitive sports and 24002 U St. fitness activities to promote healthy Ocean Park, WA 98640 lifestyles. (360) 665-6344 Prepared hot meals, open to all in need, available  Parent to Parent: Assists parents and families Mondays from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. Delivery is that have children with special needs. also available.

 Arcin' Round the Community: People of all His Supper Table ages and abilities participate in activities in 1301 Pacific Hwy N the community, promoting inclusion. Long Beach, WA

(360) 642-4105 PCAP-Parent Child Assistance Program [email protected] (360) 249-0005 Hot dinners served Monday and Thursday at the

Peninsula Church of the Nazarene

Summer hours: 4:30 pm-5:45pm Winter hours: 4:00-5:30pm hissuppertable.org

North County Ilwaco Senior Center (360) 642-3990 Coastal Community Action (CCAP) Senior nutrition programs: Meals for seniors ages Raymond Senior Center 60+. Delivery available for homebound individuals. 324 Jackson St. Raymond, WA 98577-2402 (360) 942-5739 30

Weekend Food4Kids Backpack Program South Bend, WA 98586 110 N. Pacific Hwy. (360) 875-9343 Long Beach, WA 98631 Open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am-5:00 (360) 749-2606/(503) 407-4364 pm, Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pm

A partnership between the Long Beach Elks, Ocean Shoalwater Bay Food Bank Park United Methodist Church, Ocean Beach 2408 Elm St. Presbyterian Church, Ocean Beach School District, Tokeland, WA 98590 community volunteers, and local merchants. Bags Open the first Friday of the month at 8:00 AM until packed with food on Thursdays to send home with food is gone. K-12th grade students of the Ocean Beach School District over the weekend. South County

Chinook Food Bank Chinook School 810 State Route 101 Chinook, WA 98641 (360) 749-3300 or (360) 777-8782 Open the first and third Thursday of each month North County from 1:00 pm-3:30 pm.

Community Garden of First Lutheran South Bend Ocean Park Food Bank 103 Adams St. 1601 Bay Ave. South Bend, WA 98586 Ocean Park, WA 98640 (360) 875-5700 (360) 665-6567 Anyone is eligible, and clients may come in twice a Legacy Community Outreach Church Food Bank month. 227 Adams St. Open Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 am-3:00 South Bend, WA 98586 pm. (360) 875-6688 Open Wednesdays, 2:00 pm-5:30 pm Pacific County Public Health & Human Services 7013 Sandridge Rd. North Pacific County Food Bank Long Beach, WA 98631 1899 Park St. (360) 642-9349 Raymond, WA 98577 Women, Infant, & Children (WIC) (360) 942-4726 Open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am-5:00 Open Thursdays, 3:00 pm-6:00 pm pm.

North River Food Bank St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank 2637 North River Rd. 116 1st Ave S Cosmopolis, WA 98537 P.O. Box 648 (360) 532-8249 Seaview, WA 98644 Third Tuesdays, 3:00 pm-5:00 pm (360) 642-8401

Open the second and fourth Fridays from 11:00 am- Pacific County Public Health & Human Services 2:00 pm. November and December open the Women, Infant, & Children (WIC) second and third Fridays from 11:00 am-2:00 pm. Pacific County Courthouse Annex

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Out of county PO Box 500 Tokeland, WA 98590 Family Food Line (800) 841-2244 or (360) 267-0119 (888) 436-6392 shoalwaterbay-nsn.org Call to speak with a resource specialist about local Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm (closed food banks and program eligibility for SNAP, WIC 12:00-1:00) and summer meals. Bilingual staff, telephone Medical, dental, mental health, chemical interpreters. dependency, diabetic counseling, nutritional counseling. West End Food Pantry Johnson Park Community Center, Valley View Health Center Rosburg, WA 300 Ocean Ave. Open Thursdays, 1:00 pm-5:00 pm Raymond, WA (360) 942-3040 Hours: Monday/Wednesday/Friday, 7:30 am-6:00 pm; Tuesday/Thursday, 7:30 am-8:00 pm Medical, dental, and behavioral health.

Willapa Family Medicine HOSPITALS & CLINICS: 810 Alder St. South Bend, WA 98586 North County (360) 875-4502 Hours: Monday-Thursday from 8:00 am-12:00 pm, 1:30 pm-5:00 pm Olympic Area Agency on Aging Family practice as well as inpatient care at Willapa 430 3rd. St. Harbor Hospital. Raymond, WA 98577 (888) 571-6557 or (360) 942-2177 o3a.org Willapa Harbor Hospital Washington Health Benefit Exchange (HBE) WA 800 Alder St. Healthplanfinder for assistance signing up for ACA South Bend, WA 98586 insurance plans. Family Caregiver Support Services willapaharborhospital.com (360) 875-5526 Pacific County Public Health & Human Services 24 hour Emergency Room 1216 Robert Bush Drive W South Bend, WA 98586 Pacific Family Health Center (360) 875-9343 826 Alder St. pacificcountyhealthdepartment.com South Bend, WA 98586 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm/Friday, (360) 875-5579 8:00 am-4:30 pm Free to low cost family planning, maternal child South County support, WIC, adult immunizations, and other public health services. DaVita Seaview Dialysis Center 101 18th St. SE Shoalwater Wellness Center Long Beach, WA 98631 2373 Old Tokeland Rd. (866) 544-6741 Bldg. E 32

davita.com Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-5:00 pm Hours: Mon/Wed/Fri 5:00 am-5:00 pm Hospital: (360) 642-3181 (24 hours) In-center and home care hemodialysis including oceanbeachhospital.com peritoneal and hemodialysis to patients with End Twenty-four hour emergency room, cardiac rehab, Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). Patient must be internal medicine, oncology, family practice, diagnosed with ESRD and require dialysis as internal medicine, women’s health, general surgery determined by their nephrologist. and procedures, immunizations, well child checkups.

Family Health Center at North Beach 21610 Pacific Hwy. Ocean Park Clinic Ocean Park, WA 98640 1501 Bay Ave. (360) 665-3000 Suite 201 cowlitzfamilyhealth.org Ocean Park, WA 98640 Hours: Monday-Friday from 8:00 am-5:30 pm (360) 642-6387 Provides behavioral health, dental, family planning, Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-5:00 pm medical services for uninsured and underserved individuals and families in Pacific County. Olympic Area Agency on Aging

1715A Pacific Hwy. N Harbors Home Health and Hospice Long Beach, WA 98631 1600 S. Pacific Ave. (888) 571-6558 or (360) 642-3634 Long Beach, WA 98631 o3a.org (360) 642-3623 myhhhh.org Pacific County Public Health & Human Services

7013 Sandridge Rd.  Home Care Services: Physical Therapy, Long Beach, 98631 occupational therapy, nursing care, and (360) 642-9349 speech therapies; provided in the home for pacificcountyhealthdepartment.com those who are acutely, chronically or Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm terminally ill, or disabled. Free to low cost family planning, maternal child

support, WIC, adult immunizations, Washington  Home Health Aides: Provide personal care. health plan navigation, and other public health

services.  Medical Social Workers: Assist in arranging

other services needed, financial assistance

and counseling patients and family. Out of county

Naselle Clinic 21 North Valley Rd. Coastal Family Health Astoria Naselle, WA 98638 2158 Exchange St. (360) 484-7161 Astoria, OR 97103 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am-6:00 pm (503) 325-8315 Coastalfhc.org General healthcare, case management, dental Ocean Beach Hospital & Medical Clinic referrals, discount pharmacy, immunizations, lab 174 1st Ave. N services, mental health referrals, physicals and well- Ilwaco, WA 98624 Clinic: (360) 642-3747 33

child exams, substance abuse referrals, patient Raymond, WA 98577 education, diet, behavioral health. (360) 942-3271 www.esd113.org Coast Pregnancy Clinic Provides assessments, outpatient and intensive 279 6th St. outpatient drug and alcohol treatment services for Astoria, OR 97103 youth in north Pacific County. (503) 325-9111 or (800) 669-8717 [email protected] Shoalwater Wellness Center- Behavioral Health Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 9:00 am-4:00 pm 2373 Old Tokeland Rd.

Tokeland, WA 98590 Columbia Memorial Hospital (360) 267-8141 2111 Exchange St. shoalwaterbay-nsn.org Astoria, OR 97103 Mental health and substance abuse treatment (503) 325-4321 services. columbiamemorial.org Urgent Care: Willapa Behavioral Health 2120 Exchange St. Suite 111 300 Ocean Ave. Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:00 am-7:00 pm; Raymond, WA 98577 Saturday/Sunday, 9:00 am-7:00 pm (360) 942-2303

www.willapabh.org Washington Prescription Drug Program (WPDP) Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-7:00 pm; Friday, (800) 913-4146 for information or to enroll 9:00 am-5:00 pm www.rx.wa.gov Community mental health and chemical Savings up to 60% on generic drugs and 20% on dependency (drug and alcohol) treatment and brand-name drugs. Most pharmacy chains honor support services. Outpatient, intensive outpatient, the discount card. Call number above or visit web to case management, alcohol drug information school find participating pharmacies (ADIS), referrals to inpatient care.

Washington State Insurance Commissioner South County (855) 923-4633

Free by the Sea BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: 25517 Park Ave.

Ocean Park, WA 98640 North County (800) 272-9199, (360) 665-4494 freebythesea.com Residential drug addiction and rehabilitation center. Lifeline Connections

South Bend Office 1006 Robert Bush Dr. W Pacific County Health Department South Bend, WA 98586 7013 Sandridge Rd. (360) 787-9319 Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-9349 True North Student Assistance- ESD 113 Mental health for youth and adults. True North Student Assistance and Treatment Pacific County Regional Branch Office Willapa Behavioral Health 1016 Commercial St. 34

2204 Pacific Ave. N ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS/RECOVERY MEETINGS: Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-3787 www.willapabh.org North County Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-7:00 pm; Friday, 9:00 am-5:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous Community mental health and chemical Behind Dennis Company in the church building dependency (drug and alcohol) treatment and (former appliance center) in Raymond, WA. support services. Outpatient, intensive outpatient, Hours: Monday/Wednesday/Thursday, 7:00 pm case management, alcohol drug information school

(ADIS), referral to inpatient care. Alcoholics Anonymous (Nooner Discussion) Open

Meeting Out of county 103 South Adams South Bend, WA 98586 Hours: Monday and Friday, 12:00 pm Astoria Rescue Mission

62 West Bond St. PO Box 114 Alcoholics Anonymous (Valley Group) Open Meeting Astoria, OR 97103 United Methodist Church (503) 325-6243 or (503) 440-0789 969 Willapa First St. [email protected] Raymond, WA 98577 www.astoriarescuemission.com Hours: Sunday, 6pm Offers a Christian-centered detox program. South Bend Book Study Open Meeting First Lutheran Church American Behavioral Health Systems (ABHS) 103 Adams St. (360) 266-5029 South Bend, WA 98586 Detox center, takes walk-ins and state health Hours: Thursday, 6:00pm insurance.

Crystal Meth Anonymous Evergreen Treatment Services First Presbyterian Church 804 Levee St. 420 North Broadway Hoquiam, WA 98550 Aberdeen, WA 98520 (855) 885-8604 or (360) 209-6339 (360) 581-8310 evergreentx.org Hours: Tuesday and Friday, 5:30 pm

Olympic Health & Recovery Services Designated Crisis Responder South County (360) 754-1338 or (800) 270-0041

Alcoholics Anonymous (Peninsula Group) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services 811 Pacific Ave #3 Administration (SAMHSA) Long Beach, WA 98631 (877) 726-4727 Hours: Locate a detox center at https://www.samhsa.gov/ Monday: 6:30 am, 12:00 pm, 8:00 pm Tuesday: 6:30 am, 12:00 pm, 6:00 pm (women), 8:00 pm (men) 35

Wednesday: 6:30 am, 12:00 pm, 8:00 pm Thursday: 6:30 am, 12:00 pm, 8:00 pm North County Friday: 6:30 am, 12:00 pm, 8:00 pm Saturday: 6:30 am, 12:00 pm, 8:00 pm Alder House Assisted Living Sunday: 6:30 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 pm, 8:00 pm 801 Alder St.

South Bend, WA 98586 Alcoholics Anonymous (Ocean Park Women’s Group) (360) 875-6001 Ocean Park Lutheran Church www.willapaharborhospital.com 24002 U Street Ocean Park, WA 98640 Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) Hours: Sunday at 5:00pm 500 Robert Bush Drive W

South Bend, WA 98586 Alcoholic’s Anonymous Ocean Park (Open Meeting) (800) 828-4883 Ocean Park Methodist Church (360) 875-4123 1202 262nd Pl. www.coastalcap.org Ocean Park, WA 98640 Hours: Monday/Wednesday/Friday at 7:30 pm  Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP): Rental assistance for first month's rent for Alcoholics Anonymous eviction prevention. Golden Sands 21608 O Ln.  Housing & Essential Needs (HEN): DSHS Ocean Park, WA 98640 determines eligibility then refers client to Hours: Fridays at 1:30 pm Coastal Community Action Program for services. 15915 Sandridge Rd. Long Beach, WA 98631  Low Income Home Energy Assistance Hours: Tuesday at 5:30 pm Program (LIHEAP): Low income home winter heating program. County-wide.

Jordan’s Hope for Recovery  Weatherization Assistance Program: Assists http://jordanshope.org in making homes more heat-efficient.

County-wide, contact for income

requirements. Peace of Mind Pacific County

PO Box 708  Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA): Self- Ocean Park, WA 98640 sufficiency transitional housing program to (866) 67POMPC (1-866-677-6672) assist those experiencing homelessness. [email protected]

Mission: To help all residents of Pacific County, Crisis Support Network Washington understand and advocate for brain and 762 Ballentine St. behavioral health, through education, events, and Raymond, WA 98577 community partnerships. (800) 435-7276

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312 Duryea St.

Raymond, WA 98577  Weatherization Assistance Program: Assists (360) 934-5652 in making homes more heat-efficient. www.crisis-support.org County-wide, contact for income Services: Crime victims assistance requirements.

Pacific Pearl Supported Housing  Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA): Self- 119 S Main St. #200 sufficiency transitional housing program to Seattle, WA 98104 assist those experiencing homelessness. South Bend, WA 98586

(206) 322-3322 [email protected] Crisis Support Network

318 2nd St. SE Willapa Behavioral Health (WBH) Long Beach, WA 98631 300 Ocean Ave. (360) 642-0095 Raymond, WA 98577 www.crisis-support.org (360) 942-2302 Services: Domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual www.willapabh.org assault therapy and Trauma Recovery

Empowerment (TRE) support group. Also serves  Flex funds: Used for short-term emergency victims of crimes such as theft, assault, and more. housing and available to WBH clients.

 Supportive Housing: Available to chronically mentally ill clients of WBH. Pacific Sands Apartments 1300 Washington Ave. N Long Beach, WA 98631 South County (360) 642-4555

Low-income housing Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) 1505 Pacific Ave N Rebuilding Together Pacific County Long Beach, Washington 98631 P.O. Box 283 (800) 828-4883 Ocean Park, WA 98640 (360) 642-6100 (971) 322-9526 www.coastalcap.org Home Repair Services: Coordinates volunteers to

repair and rehabilitate home for homeowners who  Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP): qualify for assistance. Low-income, disabled, Rental assistance for first month's rent for seniors, families with children, etc. who are unable eviction prevention. to complete repairs may be eligible.

 Housing & Essential Needs (HEN): DSHS determines eligibility then refers client to St. Vincent de Paul Coastal Community Action Program for P.O. Box 648 services. Seaview, WA 98644 (360) 642-8401  Low Income Home Energy Assistance Emergency Financial Assistance: Occasional (not Program (LIHEAP): Low income home winter regular) help with payments for those in need, heating program. County-wide. including rent, PUD, water, and healthcare co-pays. 37

Adult Protective Services (877) 713-6115 during business hours Willapa Behavioral Health (WBH) (800) 562-5624 after hours 2204 Pacific Ave. N North County: (360) 875 4222 Long Beach, WA 98631 The purpose of the Home and Community Services (360) 642-3787 (HCS) Division is to promote, plan, develop and www.willapabh.org provide long-term care services responsive to the

needs of persons with disabilities and the elderly  Flex funds: Used for short-term emergency with priority attention to low-income individuals housing and available to WBH clients. and families.

 Supportive Housing: Available to chronically mentally ill clients of WBH. Crisis Support Network 762 Ballentine St. Raymond, WA 98577 Out of county (800) 435-7276

Services: Domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual Housing Opportunities of Southwest Washington assault therapy and Project Warm Hearts (P.U.D. 820 11th Ave. assistance). Longview, WA 98632 (360) 423-0140, ext. 10 312 Duryea St. www.longviewha.org Raymond, WA 98577 Offers rental assistance, veterans housing, utility (360) 934-5652 allowances, and fair market rents. www.crisis-support.org Services: Crime victims assistance

Veteran Integration Program Olympic Area Agency on Aging 1207 Commerce Avenue, Longview, WA 98632 430 3rd. St. (360) 423-0140, ext. 47 Raymond, WA Veteran housing (888) 571-6557 or (360) 942-2177

o3a.org Making Home Affordable Advocacy and assistance for seniors. Free legal (888) 995-4673 clinics. www.makinghomeaffordable.gov Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) Pacific County Juvenile Department Federal program that saves homeowners money for 300 Memorial Dr. paying mortgage payments on time each month. P.O. Box 93 Availability based on income level. South Bend, WA 98586

(360) 875-9350

www.co.pacific.wa.us/courts/juvenile

Guardian Ad Litem for abused and neglected children, services for at-risk youth, truancy services, juvenile court offender services, and juvenile court diversion services. North County Willapa Behavioral Health 300 Ocean Ave. 38

Raymond, WA 98577 on Wednesdays from 11:00 am-3:00 pm. No (360) 942-2303 appointment necessary, walk-ins accepted. www.willapabh.org Ombuds advocate on behalf of consumers with Pacific County Juvenile Department questions or concerns about mental health and (360) 642-9350 substance abuse treatment. www.co.pacific.wa.us/courts/juvenile

Guardian Ad Litem for abused and neglected South County children, services for at-risk youth, truancy services, juvenile court offender services, and juvenile court diversion services. Adult Protective Services

(877) 713-6115 during business hours (800) 562-5624 after hours Willapa Behavioral Health South County: (360) 642 6220 2204 Pacific Ave. N The purpose of the Home and Community Services Long Beach, WA 98631 (HCS) Division is to promote, plan, develop and (360) 642-3787 provide long-term care services responsive to the www.willapabh.org needs of persons with disabilities and the elderly, Ombuds Advocate on behalf of consumers with with priority attention to low-income individuals questions or concerns about mental health and and families. substance abuse treatment.

Crisis Support Network Out of county 318 2nd St. SE Long Beach, WA 98631 Child Protective Services (360) 642-0095 (866) 363-4276 www.crisis-support.org

Domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual assault Columbia Legal Services therapy and Trauma Recovery Empowerment (360) 943-6260 support group. columbialegal.org

Olympic Area Agency on Aging Northwest Justice Project 1715A Pacific Hwy. N Coordinated Legal Education Advice & Referral Long Beach, WA 98631 (CLEAR) (888) 571-6558 or (360) 642-3634 (888) 201-1012 (Mondays-Fridays, 9:15 am to 12:15 o3a.org pm) Advocacy and assistance for seniors. Free legal Starting point for low-income people seeking free clinics. legal assistance with civil (non-criminal) legal problems, including advice, negotiation, direct representation, etc. Tax Aide

1308 256th Pl. CLEAR*Sr Ocean Park, WA 98640 (888) 387-7111 (360) 665-5845 Seniors (60+) can also use this line to seek the same AARP provides free income tax assistance to seniors free legal assistance with civil (non-criminal) legal and low-to-middle income individuals, beginning problems. February first through April 18th. Services available in South County at Ocean Park Timberland Library 39

www.nwjustice.org and  Lifeline: Personal emergency response unit www.washingtonlawhelp.org designed to contact 911 in the event of an illness, accident, or emergency situation.

Thurston County Volunteer Legal Services Dial-a-ride PO Box 405 North Pacific County: (360) 875-9418 Olympia, WA 98507-0405 pacifictransit.org/dial (360) 705-8194 (Office) or (844) 211-6916 (Toll- Must call 24 hours in advance to schedule pick-up. Free) Fare is 35 cents one way. Dial-A-Ride provides www.tcvls.org service in Pacific County only. No Sunday service. Serving Thurston, Mason, Grays Harbor and Pacific

Counties. Department of Social & Health Services (DSHS) 1216 Robert Bush Drive W South Bend, WA 98586 (877)501-2233 www.washingtonconnection.org/home/

North County  Classic Medical: Available for those 65+ or under 65 and on Medicare. Apply online or Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) come into the office, Monday through Friday 324 Jackson St. from 8:00 am-2:00pm to apply. Raymond, WA 98577 (800) 828-4883  Aged, Blind & Disabled (ABD): Assistance (360) 942-5739 available to those who are over age 65, blind www.coastalcap.org or have a long-term condition likely to meet federal disability requirements with income  Senior Nutrition Program/Meals on Wheels: below $197 per month. Cannot be eligible Food is served from five senior centers, five for TANF, State Family Assistance (SFA) or days a week, from 11:00 am-12:30 Supplemental Security Income (SSI). pm. Frozen meals are delivered to clients Statewide. that are homebound or outside the city limits. $3.50 donation ($6-$8 for those Olympic Area Agency on Aging under age 60). Senior citizens county-wide Relatives as Parents are eligible. (360) 942-2177 o3a.org  Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Financial assistance for Grandparents and other (RSVP): Enlists residents over the age of 55 relatives as parents. Washington Health Benefit to assist non-profit agencies with day-to-day Exchange (HBE)/WA Healthplan finder for assistance operations, projects and events. signing up for ACA insurance plans. Advocacy and assistance for seniors, help with applications,  In-Home Care (IHC): Provide services that information and referral, in home care options, case enable the elderly and disabled to remain at management for individuals 18 years and older home for as long as possible. receiving state-funded, in-home care services, free legal clinic. Kinship Care for people raising a relative’s child. SHIBA, help with Medicare.

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Alder House assisted living 801 Alder St. Circle of Life Adult Foster Care South Bend, WA 98586 10512 Pacific Hwy. (360) 875-6001 Long Beach, WA 98631 www.willapaharborhospital.com (360) 642-3026

South County Department of Social & Health Services (DSHS) 2601 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, WA 98631 Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) (877) 501-2233 324 Jackson St. www.washingtonconnection.org/home/ Raymond, WA 98577

(360) 942-5739  Classic Medical: Available for those 65+ or (800) 828-4883 under 65 and on Medicare. Apply online or www.coastalcap.org come into the office, Monday-Friday from

8:00 am-2:00 pm to apply.  Senior Nutrition Program/Meals on Wheels:

Food is served from five senior centers, five  Aged, Blind & Disabled (ABD): Assistance days a week from 11:00 am-12:30 available to those who are over age 65, blind pm. Frozen meals are delivered to clients or have a long-term condition likely to meet that are homebound or outside the city federal disability requirements with income limits. $3.50 donation ($6-$8 for those below $197 per month. Cannot be eligible under age 60). Senior citizens county-wide for TANF, State Family Assistance (SFA) or are eligible. Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Statewide.  Retired and Senior Volunteer Program

(RSVP): Enlists residents over the age of 55 to assist non-profit agencies with day-to-day Olympic Area Agency on Aging operations, projects and events. Relatives as Parents (360) 942-2177  In-Home Care (IHC): Provide services that o3a.org enable the elderly and disabled to remain at Financial assistance for Grandparents and other home for as long as possible. relatives as parents. Washington Health Benefit Exchange (HBE)/WA Healthplan finder for assistance  Lifeline: Personal emergency response unit signing up for ACA insurance plans. Advocacy and designed to contact 911 in the event of an assistance for seniors, help with applications, illness, accident or emergency situation. information and referral, in home care options, case management for individuals 18 years and older City of Long Beach receiving state-funded, in-home care services, free 115 Bolstad Ave. W legal clinic. Kinship Care for people raising a P.O. Box 310 relative’s child. SHIBA, help with Medicare. Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-4421 Friends and Family Adult Care Low-Income Senior Utility Discount: Same eligibility 4 Olympia St. W requirements as PUD assistance, available to seniors Chinook, WA 98614-1322 living on the Long Beach water system. PDF (360) 777-8335 application available at www.longbeachwa.gov .

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Golden Sands Senior Community qualify for assistance. Low-income, disabled, 21608 O Ln. seniors, families with children, etc. who are unable Ocean Park, WA 98640 to complete repairs may be eligible. (360) 665-0190 www.goldensandsal.com Visiting Angels Assisted Living Center for seniors. Rent includes 227 Howerton Way SE meals and snacks, housekeeping, maintenance, Ilwaco, WA 98624 basic utilities, planned activities, transportation (800) 365-4189 coordination and personalized care plans based on http://www.visitingangels.com/ needs. Non-medical services for seniors. Hygiene assistance, meal prep, light housekeeping, errands, companionship, and respite care for family Harbors Home Health and Hospice caregivers. 1600 S. Pacific Ave.

Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-3623 Out of county

 Home Care Services: Physical therapy, Adult Protective Services occupational therapy, nursing care, (877) 734-6277 speech/language therapies provided in the The purpose of the Home and Community Services home for those who are acutely, chronically (HCS) Division is to promote, develop and provide or terminally ill, or disabled. long-term care services responsive to the needs of

persons with disabilities and the elderly with  Home Health Aides: Provide bathing, hair, priority attention to low-income individuals. and nail care.

Catholic Community Services of  Medical Social Workers: Assist in arranging Western Washington other services needed, including financial (360) 637-8563 assistance and counseling patients and www.ccsww.org family. In-home (non-medical) care, volunteer chore

assistance and volunteer transportation. Must be  Foot Care Clinics: Routine hygienic well foot over 60 with fixed income and mobility problems, or care by an RN, must call for appointment. adults 18-59 with temporary or permanent (Clinic fee.) Medicare pays for skilled functional limitations. services ordered by a physician.

Little Yellow House Adult Family Home 2809 230th Ln. Ocean Park, WA 98640 Jacqueline Campbell (360) 665-3223 All county

Rebuilding Together Pacific County Pacific County Transit P.O. Box 283 Raymond/ South Bend: (360) 875-9418 Ocean Park, WA 98640 Peninsula: (360) 642-9418 (971) 322-9526 Naselle: (360) 484-7418 Home Repair Services coordinates volunteers to pacifictransit.org repair and rehabilitate home for homeowners who 42

Current Fees $0.35 one way, $0.70 round trip. To week. Client must be physically able to get in and Astoria or Aberdeen, $0.50 one way, $1.00 round out of the cab. Active and retired military and trip, $1.50 day pass. Bus Schedules can be found at people receive 10% off fare. most retailers in the county. Limited transportation schedule on Saturdays, NO public transportation on Sundays.

Dial-a-ride North Pacific County: (360) 875-9418 South Pacific County: (360) 642-9418 AMVETS Must call 24 hours in advance to schedule pick-up. North County Post 896 Thirty-five cents one way, 20 rides for $7, reduced (360) 665-4978 monthly pass $10 (senior citizen/ disabled). Dial-A- Ride provides service in Pacific County only. No Disabled American Veterans Sunday service. Must be disabled or ADA certified Chapter 44 (non-certified disabled ADA customers will be given (360) 665-6723 a form to fill out for future rides), be a senior 65 years or older, and coming and going somewhere Veterans Pacific County Program off the main bus route by more than a quarter mile. 1216 W. Robert Bush Dr. South Bend, WA 98586 Coastal Community Action (CCAP) (360) 875-9337 Hours: Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday, 8:00 am–  Driven to Opportunity: Formerly Job Access 4:30 pm. Return Commute (JARC), provides low- Services: Replacing lost military records, preparing income individuals with rides to work or claim forms, economic or medical assistance, and training. (360) 533-5100 ext. 124. benefits explanation. VA in Astoria arranges for transportation to medical appointments.

 Medicaid Transportation Services: Available

to county residents on Medicaid with NO American Legion Post 150 alternative forms of transportation. P.O. Box 602-221 Duryea Arranges the lowest-cost transportation to Raymond, WA 98577 meet clients' needs and includes bus (360) 942-3034

passes/tickets, gas vouchers, volunteer American Legion Post 48 drivers, shared rides, and cabulance. P.O. Box 48 Available Monday-Friday and must be Ilwaco, WA 98624 requested at least 2 business days in Terry Bryan, Post Commander: (360) 642-2041 advance with Medicaid ID Card &

appointment information. American Legion Post 140

P.O. Box 648 Westport, WA 98595  Paratransit: (800) 846-5438 (360) 268-1239

VFW Post 3721 Royal Cab P.O. Box 217 (360) 665-3500 Long Beach, WA 98631 Cab service for all of Pacific County and Clatsop (360) 642-1228 County, available 24 hours a day, seven days a

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Don R. Grable Post No. 48 Willapa Veterinary Service 2950 SR 101 230 Ocean Ave. Ilwaco, WA 98624 Raymond, WA 98577 Richard Wallace, Post Commander: (360) 642-4188 (360) 942-2321 www.willapavet.com VFW Post 968 Hours: Monday-Friday from 8:00 am-5:30 pm. P.O. Box 547- 203 Duryea Raymond, WA 98577 South County (360) 942-3082

O Box 547 - 203 Duryea Marine Corp League Country Pet Veterinary Clinic c/o Ron Black 300 Parpala Rd. 18 McKinney Rd. S Naselle, WA 98638 Raymond, WA 98577 countrypetvet.com (360) 484-7228 American Legion Post III Hours: Monday-Friday from 8:30 am-5:00 pm 315 Deep River Rd. Naselle, WA 98638 Oceanside Animal Clinic 3717 Pacific Way Seaview, WA 98644 (360) 642-2232 oceansideveterinary.com Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm, North County appointments scheduled between 9:00 am-12:00 pm and 2:00 pm-5:00 pm. Harbor Association of Volunteers for Animals (HAVA) nd 431 2 St. South Pacific County Humane Society P.O. Box 243 330 2nd St. NE Raymond, WA 98577 Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 942-4716 (360) 642-1180 hava-heart.org www.beachpets.com Hours: Wednesday, 3:00 pm-6:00 pm/First and third Hours: March-October, Tuesday-Saturday, 11:00 Saturday, 10:00 am-2:00 pm am-4:00 pm/November-February, Tuesday- Pet food available for low income families, plus low Saturday, 11:00 am-3:00 pm. cost spay and neuter clinic. Application can be Limited food bank for people needing food for their found on their website. pets, also offer vouchers to reduce costs for surgery. Vetters Animal Hospital 2420 Ocean Ave. Raymond, WA 98577 (360) 942-3440 vettersanimalhospital.com/index.html Hours: Monday-Friday from 8:00 am- 5:30pm/Thursday evenings 5:30 pm-7 pm/Saturday from 9:00 am-10:00 am. Closed on Sundays.