Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington

Phone: 458-2509

Provide funding for the Interlocal Agreement for matching funds to secure Federal funds for seniors and others in need of long-term care, sponsor community educational conferences on insurance issues and staff support to SHIBA volunteers

Phone: 326-3330

Provides relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies

Phone:  456-0446

Provides social service support for cancer patients and their families who have limited financial resources

Phone: 358-4262

Provides food, clothing, and shelter to the poor & homeless individuals and single parent families at the House of Charity and St. Margaret's shelters.

Phone: 326-6355

Provides independent living skills and/or case management services for individuals with significant disabilities.

Phone: 325-0223

Expands the availability of quality health services (including prescriptions), dental care and wellness education to uninsured/ underinsured low -ncome individuals.

Phone: 323-6939

Students prepare and deliver meals to agencies and low-income individuals

Phone:

Phone: 747-5537

Helps obtain permanent and transitional housing, and critical services for homeless families with children.

Phone: 455-8722

Provides partial funding to assist low-income families meet basic needs and provides referral & support for clients.

Phone: 532-1446

Provides free or low-cost medical (including prescriptions), dental, and mental health services to low-income, uninsured or underinsured individuals.

Phone: 326-7267

Provides low-income residents of the West Central neighborhood with food, hygiene items and a laundry facility.

Phone: 473-4810

Provides child victims of crime and their families with education, support and advocacy throughout the criminal investigations and court proceedings.

Phone: 532-8877

Provides the full range of health care at no charge to low income uninsured residents of Spokane County.

Phone: 327-0774

Provides independent apartment living for homeless persons receiving mental health services.

Phone: 326-7288

Provides emergency shelter, transitional and permanent housing, intensive case management, life skills classes, and direct and aftercare services for homeless families or couples without children.

Phone: 534-6678

Supports a network of emergency food outlets, on-site meal programs and other social service agencies which use food from the Food Bank warehouse.

Phone:

Phone:

Phone: 325-3235

Promotes the long-term availability and maximum use of safe, affordable housing for low-income individuals.

Phone: 838-4651

Assists homeless individuals who have serious mental illness gain stable housing, pay for supportive services, and access on-going mental and physical health services, including prescription medication.

Phone: 456-7111

Provides emergency and transitional housing; financial and other "basic needs" services; and linkages to other resources through case management.

Phone:

Phone: 328-6702

Provides transitional housing and supportive services for homeless women (with or without children) recovering from displacement, abuse, and addiction through their Transitional Living Center, Miryam's House, Educare program, or Women's Hearth.

www.help4women.com

Phone: 624-2378

Provides food, clothing, supportive services, and transitional housing or shelter to homeless individuals including youth, women without children, young men; and teen mothers and their babies.

www.voaspokane.org

Phone: 532-2000

Provides prevention, intervention. education and treatment services youth, families or adults who are in conflict or crisis.

www.yfaconnections.org

Phone:  326-1190

Provides emergency and transitional housing; and supportive services for women and their children fleeing domestic violence: Provides complete workplace wardrobes for low-income women returning to the workforce: Provides health care and educational services for preschoolers and K-12 students for low-income, displaced, families in crisis.

www.ywcaspokane.org