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Community Resources for Snohomish County, Washington - Compiled by 4People.Org Community Resources for Snohomish County, Washington - Compiled by 4People.org Major Update 07/01/2011, Minor Update 11/12/2011 CRISIS For emergency dial 911, or from cell phone 112 24 Hour Crisis Nursery 425-259-9158 Care Crisis Response Services (VOA) 1-800-584-3578 Catholic Community Services (mental health) 425-257-2111 Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County 425-252-2873 Emergency/Disaster Management: - Bothell 425-486-5132 - Emergency Services Coordinating Agency (Brier, Edmonds, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, Mill Creek and Woodway) 425-776-3722 - Everett 425-257-8111 - Snohomish County 425-338-5060 Providence Sexual Assault Crisis Center 425-252-4800 CASE MANAGEMENT Bridgeways (mental health) 425-513-8213 or 1-877-355-8668 Disability Services (VOA) 425-259-3191 DSHS 1-877-501-2233 - Alderwood 20311 52nd Ave W, Suite 100, Lynnwood - Everett 840 N Broadway, Suite 200, Everette - King Eastside 805 156th Ave NE, N40-1, Bellevue - Mount Vernon 900 E College Way, Suite 100, Mt Vernon - Skykomish Valley 19705 State Route 2, Monroe - Smokey Point 3704 172nd St NE, Arlington DSHS Aging & Disabilities 1-800-422-3263 DSHS Division of Developmental Disabilities 425-673-3284 or 1-800-567-5582 DSHS Division of Vocational Rehabilitation - Everett 425-339-4880 or 1-800-745-5960 - Everett Worksource 425-258-6382 or 1-800-745-5962 - Lynwood 425-673-3180 or 1-800-745-5960 -ESD (Homeless Youth in School) 360-725-6050 - Arlington School District 360-618-6209 - Darrington School District 360-436-1323 - Edmonds School District 425-431-7146 or 425-431-7151 - Everett School District 425-385-4030 or 425-385-4032 - Granite Falls School District 360-691-7717 ext 8 - Index School District 360-793-1330 - Lake Stevens School District 425-335-1582 - Lakewood School District 360-652-4500 ext 1021 or 360-652-4525 - Marysville School District 360-657-0242 or 360-657-0293 - Monroe School District 360-804-2558 - Mukilteo School District 425-356-1202 or 425-356-1260 - Snohomish School District 360-563-7314 - Stanwood Camano School District 360-629-1286 or 360-629-1236 Sultan School District 360-793-9801 ext 126 1 Community Resources for Snohomish County, Washington - Compiled by 4People.org Offenders Employment Resources - DSHS Division of Vocational Rehabilitation -- Everett 425-339-4880 or 1-800-745-5960 -- Lynwood 425-673-3180 or 1-800-745-5960 - Worksource Everett 425-258-6300 - Worksource Lynwood 425-673-3300 - Worksource Youth Center (Everett) 425-374-8351 Pacific Treatment Alternatives (substance abuse) 425-259-7142 Snohomish County Long Term Care & Aging 425-388-7019 Snohomish County Human Services Department 425-388-7200 Snohomish Family Center (Catholic Community Services) 425-257-2111 or 1-888-240-8572 Transitional Housing, Operating & Rent assistance (Snohomish County Human Services) 425-388-7200 Tulalip Tribes Family & Youth Services 360-716-4400 Veterans Assistance Program 425-388-7255 Volunteers of America Basic Needs Services 425-259-3191 YWCA of Seattle, King and Snohomish Counties (Homeless case management) 425-258-2766 CHILD CARE OR RESPITE CARE 24-Hour Crisis Nursery: 425-259-9158 ARCH Resource Center for Respite & Crisis Care 1-800-473-1727 Ashley House (medically fragile children) 360-825-6525 Boys & Girls Club of Snohomish County - Alderwood Club 425-774-3022 - Arlington Club 360-435-4442 - Cascade Club 425-267-9526 - Coupeville Club 360-678-5640 - Edmonds Club 425-774-0630 - Everett Club 425-259-5147 - Lake Stevens Club 425-377-0250 - Marysville Club 360-659-2576 - Monroe Club 360-794-4775 - Mukilteo Club 425-355-2773 - Snohomish Club 360-568-7760 - South Everett/Mukilteo Club 425-355-6899 - Sultan Club 360-793-2515 - Trailside Club 425-353-7871 - Tulalip Club 360-716-3400 Child Care Resource & Referral of Snohomish County (VOA) 425-259-2973 Lake Stevens Youth Coalition 425-397-7433 Northwest's Child (special needs) 425-670-7311 ext 4930 YMCA of Snohomish County: - Everett Family YMCA 425-357-3023 - Marysville Family YMCA 360-651-1610 - Mill Creek Family YMCA 425-374-5721 - Monroe/Sky Valley YMCA 360-804-2167 - Mukilteo branch 425-493-9622 2 Community Resources for Snohomish County, Washington - Compiled by 4People.org CHILD DEVELOPMENT, SERVICES & PROGRAMS Cascade Children's Therapy (Mill Creek) 425-338-9005 Children's Speech & Language Center of Everett 425-317-9023 Children's Therapy of Woodinville 425-486-7710 Children's Therapy Program (Stanwood): 360-416-8382 CSHCN Children with Special Health Care Needs 425-339-8652 or 425-339-5230 First Steps - Everett 425-252-5303 - Lynwood 425-258-8400 Infant/Toddler Early Intervention Program/FRC 425-339-5200 Little Red School House - Everett 425-513-1663 - Lynwood 425-775-6070 Partners In Therapy (Marysville) 360-658-0207 Providence Children's Center (Everett) 425-258-7311 Sherwood Community Services (Lake Stevens) 425-334-4071 Washington Elks Therapy Program 425-210-9221 CLOTHING, FURNITURE & HOUSEWARES A Blessing Thrift Store 425-770-0747 Assistance League of Everett Thrift Shop 425-252-3011 ext 102 Clothes for Kids (also working wardrobe for adults) 425-741-6500 Goodwill - Everett Downtown 425-252-6163 - Everett Outlet 425-263-8540 - Everett South 425-353-0957 - Lynwood 425-774-6517 - Marysville 360-653-4337 Helping Hands 360-435-2214 New Beginnings Thrift Store 360-435-8433 Operation School Bell (Assistance League of Everett) 425-252-3011 Pilchuck Valley Chapel Community Closet 425-334-9558 Pregnancy Aid 425-252-6444 Seventh Day Adventist Church 425-252-3438 Snohomish Community Food Bank 360-568-7993 Stilly Thrift Shop 360-658-4991 St Vincent De Paul - Everett 425-355-3504 - Lynwood 425-741-8650 The Clothesline 425-303-9312 Value Village 425-355-8320 YWCA's Working Wardrobe 425-258-2766 DOCUMENT REPLACEMENT, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, QUALITY OF LIFE Clothes for Kids (school supplies) 425-741-6500 Community Services Advisory Council 425-388-7244 Operation School Bell (Assistance League of Everett) 425-252-3011 3 Community Resources for Snohomish County, Washington - Compiled by 4People.org EDUCATION: School Districts, Special Ed Arlington School District 360-618-6200 Darrington School District 360-436-1323 Edmonds School District 425-431-7555 Everett School District 425-385-4000 Granite Falls School District 360-691-7717 Index School District 360-793-1330 Lake Stevens School District 425-335-1500 Lakewood School District 360-652-4500 Marysville School District 360-653-7058 Monroe School District 360-804-2500 or 1-800-282-7818 Mukilteo School District 425-356-1274 Northwest Educational Service District 189 (NWESD 189) 360-299-4000 NWESD 189 School Nurse Corps 360-299-4013 Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center 425-348-2220 Snohomish School District 360-563-7233 Stanwood School District 360-629-1200 Sultan School District 360-793-9890 Tutor Hunt EDUCATION: Early Learning, Head Start ECEAP & Community Preschool (VOA) 425-347-7174 Head Start of Snohomish County 425-513-5683 Head Start Edmonds Community College 425-712-9000 or 425-259-3934 Snohomish County Human Services ECEAP 425-388-7268 EDUCATION: Colleges, Trade and Technical Schools BR Engelking Co HVAC Training School 425-778-2510 Business Computer Training Institute 425-347-5776 City University - Everett 425-438-4300 or 1-800-474-6849 Columbia College Marysville/Everette 425-304-4480 or 425-304-4481 Denton Massage School 360-435-0145 Edmonds Community College 425-640-1459 Everest College - Everett 425-789-7960 Everett Community College 425-388-9100 Everett Community College Volunteer Literacy Program 425-388-9524 Evergreen Barber & Beauty College 425-423-9186 Henry Cogswell College 425-258-3351 or 1-866-411-4221 HVAC Training School 425-778-2510 ITT Technical Institute - Everett 425-583-0200 Kepler College of Astrological Arts and Sciences 425-673-4292 MEDPREP Nursing Assistant Training 425-257-9888 Mykut Real Estate School/Appraisal School of Washington 425-775-6645 or 1-800-605-6645 Northwest Hair Academy 425-710-0888 Northwest Technical College 425-776-1414 Paroba College (cosmetology) 425-353-8193 Regal Air 425-743-9123 or 1-800-337-0345 Sno-Isle Tech Skills Center (High school) 425-348-2220 4 Community Resources for Snohomish County, Washington - Compiled by 4People.org Snohomish Flying Services 360-568-1541 Spectrum Center School of Massage 425-334-5409 or 1-800-801-9451 Slater Insurance School 425-771-4870 or 1-800-394-6662 Washington College in Everett (ITT Technical Institute) 425-583-0200 or 1-800-272-3791 EDUCATION & SUPPORT FOR PARENTS Family Support Center of South Snohomish County 425-670-8984 ext 22 First Steps - Everett 425-252-5303 - Lynwood 425-258-8400 Lake Stevens Youth Coalition: 425-397-7433 EMPLOYMENT Able Temporary Services 360-243-7679 Accountemps 425-712-7166 Adecco Employment Services 425-348-8288 Affordable Abatement, Inc 425-303-8072 Bridgeways (supportive employment for mentally ill) 425-513-8213 Center for Career Alternatives Contractors Help, LLC 425-337-5656 or 425-385-8945 Contractors Labor Source 425-775-2729 Dental Personnel Services 360-659-8089 ECA North (engineering-related employment agency) 425-252-9635 Express Employment Professionals - Everett 425-339-8400 - Lynwood 425-775-4903 or 425- 487-0369 or 425-778-3528 - Monroe 360-805-1925 Flexx Staff 425-339-2448 Freeman Staffing (pulp & paper industry) 360-653-8992 Goodwill (supportive employment) - Everett Downtown 425-252-6163 - Lynwood 425-774-6517 - Marysville 360-653-4337 Human Resources, Inc 425-776-5611 Job Corps (age 16-24) 425- 388-0166 Kelly Services 425-787-2877 Labor Ready - Everett 425-355-0135 or 425-672-2011 -
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