Phone: 509-529-4980 or 800-244-5908 (Food Distribution, WA only)
Address: 342 Cathrine Street
Walla Walla, WA 99362-2042
Eligibility: Must meet low in-come guidelines
Service: Food distribution for all counties, Pro Bono Lawyer Referral for Walla Walla
and Columbia, Energy Assistance, Home Repair and Weatherization for
Walla Walla, Columbia and Garfield, Ombudsman Program recruits, trains,
certifies and supports volunteer ombudsmen who regularly visit and
advocate on behalf of residents of nursing homes and other long-term care
facilities in all counties. Tenant advocacy. Transitional housing program for
families with children in Walla Walla County (by agency referral)
CLEAR (NORTHWEST JUSTICE PROJECT)
Phone: 888-201-1014 or 800-201-9737(TTY) (WA only) Fax: 888-201-9736
206-464-1519 (Administrative Office)
Address: 401 2nd Avenue S., Suite 407
Seattle, WA 98104
Eligibility: Must meet low in-come guidelines, unless 60+
Service: Civil cases only. Information and referral. (Spanish operators and
Interpretation services available.) Clear Senior Line (888-387-7111)
COAST PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Phone: 800-967-2899 (ID) Trans. Fax: 509-397-9229
509-397-2935 (WA) or 800-873-9996 (WA)
Eligibility: Must meet low in-come guidelines
Fee: Medicaid or donation
Service: Provides transportation to medical appointments, jobs, school, shopping,
etc. Need pre-authorization for medical billing. Minimum 24-hours advance
notice required
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES, WASHINGTON STATE
Phone: 751-4643 or 800-983-0620 (TTY/Voice) Fax: 751-4261
800-692-4078 (call center) or 800- 922-3441
Address: 525 5th Street
Clarkston, WA 99403
Eligibility: Varies with services. Call for specific program information
Service: Alcoholism and Drug Addictions Treatment
Developmental Disabilities (751-4638) Fax: 758-4593
Economic and Medical Field Services
Employment Security (751-4674)
Family Planning Services
Food Stamps
General Assistance-Disability
Home & Community Services (751-4672) Fax: 751-4593
Home maker Service
Medical
TANF
Vocational Rehabilitation (751-4668) Fax: 751-4253
DRESS FOR SUCCESS II
Phone: 758-5751 (Ext. 216) Fax: 758-8156
Address: 1212 Fair Street
Clarkston, WA 99403
Service: New and like-new professionals clothing for men and women,
all sizes. Mon. & Wed. am-11:30 am and Tues. & Thurs. 6am-noon
and 1:00pm- 4:30pm. Clothing can be dropped off anytime
FAMILYWIZE
Phone: 800-222-2818
Fees: None
Service: Prescription discount card for those with no prescription coverage (save an
average of 20 %.)Cards available at YWCA or Twin County United Way
GARFIELD COUNTY AGING AND LONG TERM CARE
Phone: 509-843-3563
Address: 695 Main Street (PO Box 23)
Pomeroy, WA 99347
Persons Served: Ages 60+, case managed disabled on COPE (18+)
Fees: Donation
Service: Information about services, resources and programs for those 60+.
Assistance with applications & forms, case management to help frail elderly
remain independent, family support, intervention & respite care. Some funds
for low in-com rental, energy, gad, lodging and prescription assistance
GARFIELD COUNTY FOOD BANK
Phone: 509-843-3653 or 509-843-6158
Address: 865 Main Street (PO Box 15)
Pomeroy, WA 99347
Persons Served: Residents of Garfield County
Eligibility: Must meet low in-come guidelines
Service: Open 3rd & 4th Thursday of each month from 9-12pm. Emergency referral by appointment
GARFIELD COUNTY HEALTH DISCTRICT
Phone: 509-843-3412
Address: 121 S. 10th (PO Box130)
Pomeroy, WA 99347
Service: Communicable disease control, environmental health information, breast &
cervical cancer information, HIV education, testing & counseling,
tobacco prevention program, immunization clinic, blood pressure screening. Early
Intervention Program for families with children 0-3 that have developmental
delays; Children with Special Health Care Needs Program for families with
children who have a condition causing risk of developmental delay or of
becoming disables; maternal child health/child care consultation, parent-
provider care classes, & Child Find Program: developmental screening for
children 0-21. WIC, First Steps (support for pregnant women), Ages &
Stages 0-5 (developmental screening
GARFIELD COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES
Phone: 758-3341 or 509-843-3791 Fax: 758-8009 or 509-843-3548
888-475-5665 (after hours & crisis line for Clarkston & Pomeroy)
Address: 900 7th Street 856 Main Street
Clarkston, WA 99403 Pomeroy, WA 99347
Area Served: Asotin and Garfield counties in WA
Persons Served: Individuals, children and families Fees: Sliding fee scale, medical coupons, and
insurance, WA Medicaid
Service: Case management and service coordination. Chemical dependency
Assessment and referral, intensive outpatient services. Sexual Assault and
Abuse Program: crisis response, therapy, support and advocacy
MEDICARE REIMBURSEMENT INFORMATION
Phone: 746-2995 or 800-772-1213 or 746-9942 (TTY)
Address: 1617 19th Avenue (Social Security Administration)
Lewiston, ID 83501
Service: Information on Part B Medicare and Medicaid claims and coverage for Idaho CIGNA and
Washington Blue Cross/ Blue Shield
POMEROY FOOD BANK
Phone: 509-843-6158
Address: 865 Main Street
Pomeroy, WA 99347
Service: Open 3rd and 4th Thursday of each month from 9-12. Some personal
care items also available
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE
Phone: 509-624-0500 Fax: 509-624-3267
Address: 1015 W. 5th Avenue
Spokane, WA 99204-3001
Fees: $24 per family per night
Service: Temporary home for parents of outpatient, hospitalized and/or doctors
appointments for patients under the age of 19
RURAL RESOURCES EMPLOYMENT TRAINING SERVICES
Phone: 758-5461 or 800-538-7659 Fax: 758-9798
Address: 827 5th Street
Clarkston, WA 99403
Area Served: Asotin, Garfield and Whitman counties in WA
Persons Served: Ages 16+
Eligibility: Must meet income guidelines
Service: Assistance in obtaining employment. Youth employment and training, adult
job training, subsidized employment, job search skills, pre-employment
workshops for youth, and community jobs. Institutional classroom training,
on-the-job training
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