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Community Services Directory 2021 - 2022 COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORY 2021 - 2022 EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire / Medic One / Police / Sheriff 911 Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 All Other Referral Services 211 Crisis Line 206-461-3222 Child Protective Services 1-866-363-4276 Poison Control 1-800-222-1222 Adult Protective Services 1-800-562-6078 ANIMAL CONTROL BUSINESS & SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS 24-Hour Emergency Vet 206-364-1660 Des Moines Legacy Foundation 206-755-8060 Des Moines Animal Control 206-870-6549 Destination Des Moines 206-870-7675 King County Animal Services 206-296-7387 Exchange Club of Highline 206-244-7542 Pet Licenses Des Moines 206-878-3301 Lions Club 206-951-9104 WA State Department of Fish & Wildlife 425-775-1311 Masons 951-212-9643 Rotary Club www.dmnprotary.org AREA SERVICES & UTILITIES Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce 206-575-1633 Comcast/Xfinity 1-877-824-2288 Veterans of Foreign Wars 206-341-8284 Des Moines Post Office 206-824-3647 Veterans Affairs 206-341-8295 Dig Safely/Utility Locator 1-800-424-5555 Hazardous Waste Disposal 206-296-4692 CHILD CARE Highline Water District 206-824-0375 Child Care Resources 206-329-5544 Lakehaven Sewer & Water 253-941-1516 Childhaven 206-624-6477 Midway Sewer District 206-824-4960 Darcy Read Memorial Preschool 253-347-6493 Puget Sound Energy 1-800-321-4123 New Beginnings 206-522-9472 Recology CleanScapes 206-762-4900 SeaMar Child Development Center 206-788-3245 South King County Fire District 253-839-6234 CITY OF DES MOINES Southwest Suburban Sewer 206-244-9575 City Attorney 206-870-6553 CenturyLink Customer Service 1-800-244-1111 City Cable Channel 21 Water District No. 54 206-878-7210 City Clerk 206-870-6519 City Hall 206-878-4595 City Manager 206-870-6554 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 1 CITY OF DES MOINES (CONTINUED) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORT (CONTINUED) City Prosecutor 206-870-6515 Hospitality House 206-242-1860 Code Enforcement 206-870-7617 King Co. Bar Association 206-267-7100 Finance 206-878-4595 (pro bono services available) Marina 206-824-5700 King Co. Sexual Assault Resource Center 888-998-6423 Municipal Court 206-878-4597 New Beginnings 206-522-9472 Planning/Building 206-870-7576 NW Network of Bi, Trans, Lesbian & 206-568-7777 Gay Survivors of Abuse Police (NON-emergency) 206-878-3301 Protection Order Advocacy Program Public Works 206-870-6522 Kent 206-477-3758 Recreation 206-870-6527 Seattle 206-477-1103 Senior Service 206-878-1642 Refugee Women’s Alliance 206-957-2029 Website www.desmoineswa.gov Seattle Indian Health Board 206-324-9360 YWCA King County 206-461-4888 CLOTHING Midway Covenant Clothing Bank 206-878-4861 EDUCATION Multi-Service Center 253-838-6810 COLLEGES & VO-TECH Pregnancy Aid (Maternity/Infant) 206-878-3770 Highline Community College 206-878-3710 Transform Burien Outreach 206-839-6620 Puget Sound Skills Center 206-631-7300 DES MOINES SCHOOLS - PUBLIC CONSUMER AFFAIRS Des Moines Elementary 206-631-3700 Better Business Bureau 206-431-2222 Highline CHOICE Academy & Home 206-631-7630 Clear Point Financial Solutions 1-800-634-2227 School Resource Center Consumer Product Safety Commission 1-800-638-2772 Madrona Elementary 206-631-4100 King County Citizen Complaints & Om- 206-263-9242 Midway Elementary 206-631-4400 budsman Mt. Rainier Senior High School 206-631-7000 WA State Attorney General Consumer 206-464-6684 North Hill Elementary 206-631-4600 Line (24 Hours) Pacific Middle School 206-631-5800 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORT Parkside Elementary 206-631-4700 Adult Protective Services 1-866-221-4909 Woodmont Elementary 253-945-4500 API Chaya 1-877-922-4292 DES MOINES SCHOOLS - PRIVATE Child & Family Services 253-270-0230 Evergreen Lutheran High School 253-946-4488 Nights/Weekends 1-800-562-5624 Holy Trinity Lutheran School 253-839-6516 Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence 206-568-5454 St. Philomena Catholic School 206-824-4051 Consejo Counseling & Referral 206-461-4880 Crisis Connections 206-461-3222 DAWN Advocacy & Crisis Line 877-465-7234 CONTINUED 2 EMPLOYMENT FOOD (CONTINUED) ANEW 206-381-1384 Emergency Feeding Program 206-329-0300 Casa Latina 206-956-0779 Meals on Wheels 206-878-1642 Courage 360 253-474-9933 Northwest Harvest 1-800-722-6924 Highline College Student Employment 206-592-3350 Public Health Food Handlers Permit 206-263-9566 King County Work Source - Tukwila 206-477-7000 Salvation Army 253-946-7933 Multi Service Center 253-835-7678 St. Vincent de Paul Help Line 206-767-6449 Refugee Resettlement Office 206-323-3152 Transform Burien 206-839-6620 Refugee Women’s Alliance 206-721-0234 HEALTH / DISABILITIES WA Unemployment Claim Center 1-800-318-6022 Arc of King County 206-364-6337 Workforce Development Council 206-448-0474 Asian Counseling & Referral Service 206-695-7600 Youthbuild 206-694-4500 Birth to Three - Federal Way 253-874-5445 ENVIRONMENTAL Catholic Community Services 206-328-5696 Ecology Burn Decision Hotline 1-800-406-5322 Children’s Therapy Center 253-854-5660 Agricultural Burning & Permitting HealthPoint 206-870-3590 Forterra Green City Partnership 206-292-5907 Hearing, Speech & Deaf Center 206-323-5770 Hazardous Substance Information 1-800-633-7585 Highline School District Special 206-631-3009 Recology CleanScapes 206-762-4900 Education Services SeaTac Noise Info Line 206-787-5393 King County Help Line 211 Pediatric Interim Care 253-852-5253 E.S.L. PROGRAMS & SUPPORT SERVICES Sea Mar Community Health Center 206-212-4500 Asian Counseling & Referral Service 206-695-7600 Seattle/King County Aging & Disability 206-684-0660 Atlantic Street Family Resource 206-723-1301 Casa Latina 206-956-0779 HEALTH RESOURCES Chinese Information Service Center (CISC) 206-624-5633 Alzheimer’s Association 1-800-848-7097 Des Moines Library 206-824-6066 American Cancer Society 1-800-227-2345 El Centro de La Raza 253-957-4634 American Diabetes Association 1-800-342-2383 Puget Sound Welcome Back Center 206-592-3367 American Heart Association 253-272-7854 Refugee Resettlement 206-323-3152 American Lung Association 1-800-586-4872 Refugee Women’s Alliance 206-721-0243 Arthritis Foundation 206-547-2707 South Seattle College ABE/GED/ESL 206-934-5363 Cancer Lifeline (24 Hour) 1-800-255-5505 Community Health Access Program 1-800-756-5437 FOOD Epilepsy Foundation Northwest 206-547-4551 Des Moines Activity Center 206-878-1642 Family Health Hotline 1-800-322-2588 Des Moines Area Food Bank 206-878-2660 Federal Way Public Health Center 206-477-6800 DSHS Food Stamps Information 1-877-501-2233 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE CONTINUED 3 HEALTH RESOURCES (CONTINUED) HOSPITALS HealthPoint Community Health Centers: Auburn Regional Medical Center 253-833-7711 Federal Way 253-874-7634 St. Anne Medical Center 206-244-9970 Kent 253-852-2866 Midway (Kent-Des Moines) 206-870-3590 St. Francis Hospital 253-835-8100 SeaTac 206-277-7200 Seattle Children’s South Clinic 253-838-5878 Tukwila 206-439-3289 Valley Medical Center 425-228-3450 HealthPoint Dental Clinics: Veteran Affairs Health Center 206-762-1010 Federal Way 253-874-7646 Kent 253-796-4071 HOUSING Midway (Kent-Des Moines) 206-870-3600 You may also call 211. Kent Maternity Support 206-477-6950 Home Repair Loans 206-263-9095 King County HIV/STD Program 206-263-2000 King County Housing Authority 206-574-1100 King County Public Health - White Center 206-477-0000 Mary’s Place 206-621-8474 Medicare Services 1-877-633-4227 Multi Service Center 206-835-7678 Northwest Kidney Centers 206-292-2771 Navos 206-248-8226 Optometric Center of Seattle 206-325-1100 Section 8 Housing (DSHS) 206-214-1300 Planned Parenthood 1-800-769-0045 Sea Mar Apartments 206-592-6375 Sea Mar Community Health Center Burien 206-812-6140 SHAG - Senior Housing Assistance Group 1-888-450-7424 Des Moines 206-212-4500 Kent 206-436-6380 LEGAL Federal Way 253-681-6600 Center for Children & Youth Justice 206-696-7503 Social Security 1-800-772-1213 Consumer Credit Northwest 1-800-355-2227 STD Hotline 1-800-227-8922 Des Moines Municipal Court 206-878-4597 Veteran Affairs Assistance Services 1-800-827-1000 Insurance Commissioner of WA 1-800-562-6900 WA Healthplanfinder 1-855-923-4633 King County Bar Association 206-267-7100 WA Poison Control 1-800-222-1222 King County Prosecuting Attorney 206-296-9000 Legal Action Center (Housing) 206-324-6890 HOSPICE / IN-HOME CARE Legal Information & Referral 206-621-7691 Catholic Community Services Home Care 253-850-2528 Neighborhood Legal Clinics 206-267-7070 CHI Franciscan Home Health & Hospice 206-439-9095 Northwest Immigration Life Project 1-800-445-5771 Providence Hospice of Seattle 206-320-4000 Northwest Justice Project 206-464-1519 Sea Mar Home Health 206-764-4717 Public Defenders Offices Stafford Healthcare 206-824-0600 Northwest Defenders Association 206-674-4700 Village at Judson Park 206-870-6658 SCRAP - Kent 206-477-9200 Wesley Homes Health Center 206-824-3663 LIBRARIES Home Health 206-870-1127 Des Moines Public Library 206-824-6066 Woodmont Public Library 253-839-0121 4 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES PLACES OF WORSHIP (CONTINUED) Asian Counseling & Referral 206-695-7600 Marcus Whitman Church 206-878-2013 Catholic Community Services 253-854-0077 Midway Covenant Church 206-878-4861 Compassionate Friends 206-241-1139 Normandy Christian Church 206-878-4740 Consejo Counseling & Referral 206-461-4880 Open Door Baptist Church 206-851-8640 Crisis Connections 206-461-3222 Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 206-243-0987 Teen Link 206-461-4922 Resurrection Lutheran Church 206-824-2978 NAVOS 206-257-6600 Saltwater Unitarian Universalist Church 206-651-7358 Jewish Family Services 206-461-3240 Salvation Army 253-946-1346 Kent Youth & Family Services 253-859-0300 Samoan Christian Fellowship 206-870-1663 Lutheran Counseling Network 253-839-1697 Southminster Presbyterian Church 206-878-8133 NAMI 206-783-9264 St.
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