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Support Services
Adult
Adult Protective Services
Phone: 877-389-3013 Fax: 509-374-2199
Address: 500 N. Morain, Suite 1201
Kennewick, WA 99336
Email/URL: lynchj@dshs.wa.gov
Persons Served: 18+ and developmentally disabled or dependant. 60+ and lack the ability to
care for, or protect themselves. Anyone 18+ living in a state licensed facility
When the perpetrator is not affiliated with the facility
Service: Investigates possible adult abuse, neglect, self-neglect, financial
exploitation, and exploitation by another person. Referrals and information
AIDS/HIV NUMBERS WASHINGTON: 800-272-AIDS (WA only) or 758-3344 (Asotin)
ALANON Phone: 208-298-0997
Persons Served: Adult and some older youth
Service: 12 step support and support for families and close friends of alcoholics.
Call for meeting times and places. Alateen pamphlets available
ALCOLHOLICS ANONYMOUS Phone: 758-2821 or 758-2859 (Alano Club) or 208-822-1579 (Moscow)
Address: Alano Club 1435 Elm Street Clarkston, WA 99403 Email/URL: www.area92aa.org
Service: Counseling and support for alcoholics. Referral to support members.
Call for meeting times and days
AMERICAN RED CROSS, DISASTER RELIEF OFFICE Phone: 208-640-0441 or 1-800-853-2570 ext 202 Fax: 746-6938
Address: 504 Main Street, Suite 420
Lewiston, ID 83501 Email/URL: abbottn@redcrossidaho.org bmac@bmac.org www.bmacww.orgcasa2@cableone.net
BLUE MOUNTAIN ACTION COUCIL Phone: 509-529-4980 or 800-244-5908 (Food Distribution, WA only)
Address: 342 Cathrine Street
Walla Walla, WA 99362-2042
Email/URL:
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)
CASA PROGRAM (SECOND JUSDICIAL DISTRICT) Phone: 746-3378 Fax: 746-8354
Address: 504 Main, Suite 444 (PO Box 1463) Lewiston, ID 83501
Email/URL: casa2@cableone.net Persons Served: Children involved in child protection cases brought into court by the State of
Idaho and Washington
Service: Provides trained community volunteers to serve as court appointed
Guardians to advocate for the best interest of abuse, neglect and/or abandoned children
CHILD HELP USA Phone: 800-422-4453 www.childhelpusa.org
Service: Child abuse hotline. 24 hours crisis intervention and referrals
CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES- WASHINGTON
Phone: 509-243-2065 Address: 135 2nd Street, Suite 210 (PO Box 864) Asotin, WA 99402 Persons Served: Non-Custodial and custodial parents Service: Establishment of paternity and child support orders
DEAF SERVICES
Phone: 758-6423 (voice/TDD) Address: 620 6th Street
Clarkston, WA, 99403
Email/URL: wlong@lewiston.com
Fees: Call for free schedule
Services: Provides qualified interpreting, translating and transliterating services according to ADA (American Disabilities Act) guidelines for hearing impaired/deaf customers. Provides mentoring for non-certified interpreters. Available for anti-agency sign language classes
DEPARTMENT OF SOCAIL AND HEALTH SERVICES, CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
Phone: 752-4666 OR 800-833-6384 (TTY)
Address: 525 5th Street
Clarkston, WA 99403
Email/URL: fora300@dshs.wa.gov www.wa.gov/dshs
Eligibility: varies with services. Call for specific program information
Service: Adoption Information
Child Protective Services
Daycare & Foster Care Licensing
Family Reconciliation Service (758-5539)
Foster Care and Group Care
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
Email/URL: bussepa@dshs.wa.gov www.wa.gov/dshs
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
DISABILITY ACTION CENTER NW, INC.
Phone: 746-9033 (voice/TTY) 888-746-9033 Fax: 746-1004 800-747-0070 or 208-883-0523(Moscow) Fax: 208-883-0524 Address: 307 19th Street, Suite A-1 E.124 Third Street Lewiston, ID 83501 Moscow, ID 83843
Email/URL: lweiston@dacnw.org dacnw.org
Fee: None Persons Served: People with disabilities who face barriers to independence Service: Information, referral, advocacy, and peer support. Independent living skills training and technical assistance for disabilities rights laws. Self direct program provides individuals with personal assistance services
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 24-HOURS HOTLINE Phone: 800-562-6025 (WA)
Service: Referrals to domestic violence programs and shelters
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
ELDERCARE LOCATOR Phone: 800-677-1116 (Mon-Fri, 9am-8pm EST)
Email/URL: www.eldercare.gov
Service: Nationwide service to help families and friends find information about
Community services for the elderly. Not affiliates with AARS or Medicare
Referral to state and government agencies. Spanish operator available
9:00 – 5:30 EST. Voice mail available after 8:00.Calls will be returned
EMPAC FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
Phone: 751-0926 Fax: 758-1305
Address: 733 5th Street, Suite D
Clarkston, WA 99403
Service: Supervised visitation, divorce mediation, co-parenting education, consulting
training, and counseling
FAMILIES ADVOCATING CHANGE TOGETHER
Phone: 746-8599
Address: 315 17th Avenue
Lewiston, ID 83501
Persons Served: Families with a disabled family member
Service: Monthly Family Meeting 6-8p (dinner provided- call to verify) Parent
Support matched parent with child to another parent whose child has the
same, or similar disability, parents share concerns, ideas, resources, support
and friendship. A Wednesday Afternoon Chat, 1-3p for parent to network,
inform & support (meets at Jack in the Box
FETAL ALCOHOL FAMILY ADVOCATES Phone: 746-1169
Address: 1521 15th Avenue
Lewiston, ID 83501
Email/URL: blchavez@cableone.net
Service: Resources and information about fetal alcohol syndrome. Support
educational materials and coordination of family resources. Family
advocacy, community presentations and referrals to social service
representatives
FRIENDS REACH OUT Phone: 799-5440 or 743-2511 (Chaplin) Fax: 799-5554 Address: St. Joseph Regional Medical Center
4th Avenue and 6th Street
Lewiston, ID 83501
Service: Bereavement Support Groups and grief recovery. Meets second and fourth Mon. a 3:30-5:00 in the chapel
GARFIELD COUNTY AGING AND LONG TERM CARE Phone: 509-843-3563 Address: 695 Main Street (PO Box 23) Pomeroy, WA 99347 Email/URL: jcassetto@co.garfield.wa.us
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-income rental, energy, gas, 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 referrals by appointment
GARFIELD COUNTY HEALTH DISCTRICT Phone: 509-843-3412
Address: 121 S. 10th (PO Box130)
Pomeroy, WA 99347
Email/URL: ltravis@co.garfield.wa.us
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 HOSPITAL DISTRICT Phone: 509-843-3412 Fax: 509-843-1234
Address: 66 N. 6th Street
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
Email/URL: www.qualitybehavioralhealth.com
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
GARFIELD COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT Phone: 509-843-3494 or 509-841-3493 Fax: 509-843-1347
Address: 8th and Main Street (PO Box 338)
Pomeroy, WA 99347
Email/URL: lbowles@co.garfield.wa.us
Service: Limit traveler’s emergency assistance (lodging, food, gas, etc)
GARFIELD COUNTY TRANSPORTATION, INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE Phone: 509-843-3563 Fax: 509-843-3763
Address: 695 Main Street (PO Box 23)
Pomeroy, WA 99347
Email/URL: jzorb@co.garfield.wa.us
Persons Served: All Garfield County residence (in WA)
Fees: Donation
Service: Local transportation by appointment Mon-Fri.
service to Lewis/Clark Valley Tues. and Thurs. Departs 9am and 5pm
LA LECHE LEAGUE OF THE LEWIS/CLARK VALLEY Phone: 743-7246 or 509-751-5352 Email/URL: tatkos@cableone.net www.llli.org
Persons Served: Women who are pregnant of with young child
Service: Support group and information for nursing mothers. Call for meeting time and place
LIFE CHOICES CLINIC
Phone: 746-9704 Address: 202 12th Avenue
Lewiston, ID 83501
Persons Served: Women who need pregnancy testing, pregnant women or women with children
Service: Free confidential pregnancy testing, early limited ultrasound, counseling on options and referrals for medical services, and support services. Free maternity, toddler, baby, and children’s clothing, emergency disposable diapers and formula, as available. Parenting classes for discipline, relationships, and newborn care. Abortion recovery workshop offered periodically. Life Skills Program: budget, parenting, bonding issues, nutrition during pregnancy. Hours: M-Th 10:00- 4:00. Clothing Room open M-Th 10:00- 4:00. Opposes abortion
LILAC BLIND FOUNDATION Phone: 509-328-9116 or 800-422-7893 Fax: 509-382-8965
Address: 1212 N. Howard
Spokane, WA, 99201-2410
Service: Provides training to partially slighted and blind persons in E. Washington
MULTIPLE SCLEROSS GROUP Phone: 758-2832 / Louise
Address: 1326 Third Street
Clarkston, WA 99403
Email/URL: llavoie@clarkston.com
Service: Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at First Presbyterian Church in Clarkston from
1-3pm. Literature, information programs and equipment loans. Yearly MS walk 2nd Saturday in April
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SUPPORT GROUP Phone: 758-0418 / Brenda
Email/URL: blsmoly@hotmail.com
Service: Support group for individuals with multiple sclerosis. Held 2nd Saturday Monthly at Tri-State Hospital. Call for meeting times.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN Phone: 800-843-5678
Email/URL: www.cybertipline.com www.missingkids.com
Service: 24-hour hotline to report child sexual exploitation, a missing child, or theSighting of a reported missing child
NATIONAL CENTER FOR VICTIMS OF CRIME Phone: 202-467-8700 or 800-394-2255
Address: 2000 M Street N.W., Suite 480
Washington D.C. 20036
Persons Served: All victims of crime, including victims of domestic violence and/or stalking
Service: Referrals to local resources nationwide, information, assistance with safety
plans, social services, justice system
NATIONAL CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE Phone: 800-422-4453 (24-hr. crisis, referral and counseling hotline)
Email/URL: www.childhelpusa.org
Persons Served: Adults or children reporting child abuse
Service: Connects adult survivors with local resources, provides literature, crisis
Intervention, information and referral. Resource for child protective services
NATIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE FOR ALCOHOL AND DRUG INFORMATION Phone: 800-729-6686 or 800-487-4889 (TDD) Fax: 240-221-4292 Email/URL: ncadi.samhsa.gov
Service: 24-hr. referral to treatment centers in the U.S. Information on specific drugs
and referrals to self-help groups, crisis centers and family support groups. Can provide publications, posters, and brochures free upon request
NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/ABUSE HOTLINE Phone: 800-799-7233 or 800-787-3224 TDD (24-hr. hotlines) Email/URL: www.ndvh.org
Service: Information and referral line. Volunteers directs caller to emergency resources. Translators available
NATIONAL SUICIDE HOTLINE- LIFE CRISIS CENTER Phone: 800- 784-2433 Service: 24-hr confidential crisis hotline for everyday life situations, suicide prevention, intervention, and referral information
PARENT TRUST FOR WASHINGTON CHILDREN Phone: 800-932-4673 (WA) family helpline Fax: 206-233-0604
206-233-0156 ext. 223 (office)
Email/URL: information@parenttrust.org www.parenttrust.org
Service: Parent information & stress reduction line. 24- hour helpline with parent
coaches, referrals to community resources for families in all WA counties,
parenting support, conscious fathering; for new or expectant dads to develop
skills & create parental balance, and Parent/Caregiver Program; parent
support group
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
RAPE, ABUSE, INCEST NATIONAL NETWORK (RAINN)
Phone: 800-656-4673 (24-hour crisis line)
Email/URL: www.rainn.org
Service: Free, confidential, 24/7 National Sexual Assault Hotline
RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE
Phone: 509-624-0500 Fax: 509-624-3267
Address: 1015 W. 5th Avenue
Spokane, WA 99204-3001
Email/URL: info@rmhspokane.org www.rmhspokane.org
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
ST. JOSEPH REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, FAMILY BEGINNINGS PROGRAM
Phone: 799-5430
Address: 415 6th Street (PO Box 816)
Lewiston, ID 83501
Persons Served: Pregnant or parenting adults
Fees: Depends on service
Service: Childbirth, parenting options and programs: infant CPR and safety, breast
Feeding basics class and babies first twelve months information, sibling
preparation, safe sitters, childbirth refresher classes, birthing classes,
cesarean birth, baby care basics and family education. SHARE (a support
group for miscarriage/infant loss,) meets 1st Wed. each month at 7p at
Carondelet House, 2nd floor (no charge). New Mom’s Group: Fri. at noon,
New Dad’s Group: 6-7p first Wed. of each month, conference room D
SHRINER’S
Phone: 743-6916 Fax: 798-3453
Address: 855 Main Street
Lewiston, ID 83501
Email/URL: shriners@cableone.net
Persons Served: Children (up to 18) with orthopedic disorders, cleft palates or burn injuries
Service: Screening and consulting for admittance at 3 burn hospitals and/or 19
orthopedic hospitals including Shriner’s Hospital for Children in Spokane and
Portland
SUICIDE PREVENTION ACTION NETWORK (SPAN)
Phone: 208-746-8134
Area Served: Clearwater, Idaho, Latah, Lewis & Nez Perce counties in ID; Asotin County
& Garfield counties in WA
Service: Presentations on suicide prevention and statistics. Information on local
Survivor’s support groups. QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) training
SUPPORT GROUPS FOR SUICIDE SURVIVORS
Phone: 208-476-8134 or 746-1539
Service: Peer support group for family members and friends who have lost someone
to suicide. 1st and 3rd Weds. of each month at 6 to 8pm. Meets at
Wedgewood Terrace (2114 Vineyard Avenue, Lewiston)
THURDSAYS CHILD: NATIONAL YOUTH ADVOCACY HOTLINE
Phone: 800-872-5437
Email/URL: www.thurdayschild.org
Persons Served: Teens, families of abducted children
Fee: Free
Service: 24-hour toll-free helpline for teens, including those with issues around abuse
cutting, runaways, teen pregnancy, prostitution, suicide preventions, anorexia,
and bulimia. Assist families of missing children.
TRI-STATE HOME HEALTH AND HOSPICE
Phone: 758-2568 Fax: 758-3413
Address: 1100 Highland Avenue
Clarkston, WA 99403
Email/URL www.tristatehospital.org
Area Served: Asotin and Garfield counties in WA; Nez Perce County in ID
Persons Served: Those in need of home health care, recovery therapy and hospice services
Fees: Billing to Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance
Service: Nursing, medical and social services counseling, Grief Education and
Support Group, nutrition information, occupational, speech and physical
therapies, and home health aid
TRI-STATE HOSPITAL LIFELINE
Phone: 758-0815 Fax: 758-3413
Address: PO Box 189
Clarkston, WA 99403
Email/URL: www.lifelineys.com
Fees: $36.75 installation, 36.75 monthly (coupon for installation may be available)
Service: In-home personal response system to notify help if needed
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
Phone: 800-827-1000 or 888-687-8863 Fax: 208-334-9030
Address: 805 W. Franklin Street
Boise, ID 83702-5560
Email/URL: www.va.gov
Service: Info. & assistance on veteran’s benefits & nearest veteran’s hospital
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
Phone: 746-0773 Fax: 746-0773
Email/URL: www.dav.org
Persons Served: U.S Veterans
Service: Transportation to Walla Walla and Spokane Veteran’s Hospitals. Monthly
Veterans meetings, 3rd Thurs. of every month at 7:00 at VFW hall, 1104
Warner Avenue, Lewiston
WA ID VOLUNTEER CENTER, INC.
Phone: 746-7787 or 888-7787 (Lewiston) Fax: 743-9573
208-476-5724 or 888-476-7427 (Orofino) 208-476-5724 Orofino
Address: 1424 Main Street 930 Michigan Avenue
Lewiston, ID 83501 Orofino, ID 83544
Email/URL volunteercenter@clearwire.net volunteer.clearwire.net
Persons Served: Volunteers of all ages are matched with community needs
Service: Matches skills & interest of retires and/or senior volunteers to needs of the
Community: Youth & adult literacy programs, H.O.O.P (Helping Others
Obtains Prescriptions), Project Warm-Up (quilts, lap-robes, hats, mittens),
WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, ESL & GED PREP. Phone: 758-1708 or 758-1707 Fax: 758-1725
Address: 1470 Bridge Street (PO Box 700)
Clarkston, WA 99403
Email/URL: Karen.vanstone@wwcc.edu www.wwcc.edu
Persons Served: Ages 16+ and not currently enrolled in school
Fees: 5 GED tests at $15 per test
Service: Provides survival in math, English, writing and/or reading, ESL
Program (English as a Second Language.) Tues. & Thrus. 6-8:30pm, Adult
Basic Education Prep courses Mon. & Weds. 6:30-9pm and computer lab
WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, SHIBA OFFICE
Phone: 800-562-6900
Email/URL: www.insurance.wa.gov
Persons Served: Senior citizens and senior service providers; anyone with insurance issues
Service: Provides training, canceling, educational materials and consumer
protection to agencies, hospitals and seniors with Medicare and other health
insurance concerns. Medicare information for the disables under 65
WILLOW CENTER, INC.
Phone: 509-780-1156
Address: PO Box 1361
Lewiston, ID 88501
Email/URL: ed@willowcenter.com www.willow-center.org
Persons Served: Children ages 3-18, and their families, who have experienced the death of a
family member
Service: Provides on-going support groups for grieving children. Separate group for
Adults accompany children (parent or responsible adult must accompany
child to group). Meets twice monthly, call for more information
WISHING STAR Phone: 798-5425 (Carol Porter) Email/URL: www.wishingstar.org
Area Served: Lewis-Clark Valley and surrounding area
Service: Provides a wish to a child who has a life threatening illness
WITHINREACH Phone: 800-322-2588 (WA only)
Email/URL: www.hmhbwa.org
Persons Served: WA residents
Service: Information on pregnancy, testing, child care, health insurance, and
Immunizations. Referral for prenatal care, WIC, financial help, food and
nutrition. Family planning, birth control, parent/sibling support and breast
feeding information and resources. Mon.-Thurs. 8-5:30 and Fri. 8-5
WOMAN, INFANTS AND CHILDREN (WIC PROGRAM)
Phone: 509-843-3412 Fax: 509-843-1935
Address: 121 S. 10th Street (PO Box130)
Pomeroy, WA 99347
Email/URL: www.ncdhd.us
Eligibility: Income guidelines, household size, nutritional or medical needs
Service: Food supplement for pregnant or nursing women and/or those with children
under 5. Education and support on breast feeding and postpartum problems
Nutritional information, formula. Fathers and grandparents with custodial
Rights can also apply for food supplements
YWCA OF LEWISTON, ID-CLARKSTON, WA
Phone: 743-1535 (Office) Fax: 746-1510
746-9655 (Emergency Services)
746-669-3176 (24-hour help line, ID & WA only)
Address: 300 Main Street
Lewiston, ID 83501
Email/URL: ywcaidaho@lewiston.com www.ywcaidaho.org
Area Served: Asotin & Garfield Counties in WA, Clearwater, Idaho, Lewis, Nez Perce in ID
Fees: No charge for social service programs
Service: Emergency Services include housing, food, utility and prescription
assistance, information about and referral to other agencies and resources
Services for victims of violent crime, including (but not limited to) assault,
harassment, identity theft, fraud, property crimes, domestic violence, stalking
and sexual assault; support groups for women and children; legal advocacy;
court procedures assistance, including protection orders; help applying for
Crime Victim’s Compensation. Assistance for victims of sexual assault and
domestic violence in surrounding communities including Grangeville,
Kamiah, Lapwai, Orofino.
Housing Services include Homeless Center for families in transition,
Domestic Violence shelter and Transitional Housing Program.
Support Group for Children who have lived or are living in homes where
domestic violence occurs, Women’s Support Group designed for women
who have endured and abusive experience, Women in Transition Support
Group (in lapwai), Sexual Assault Support Groups designed for survivors of
Sexual abuse. Sexual Support Group After School Program for k-12 children
of homeless families or families in temporary housing situations. Summer
program for children k-6 grade.
Classes on variety of topics. Training & workshops on Teen Dating Violence, Crisis
Intervention, Cultural Diversity, Domestic Violence, Gender Differences, Healthy Relationships,
In Her Shoes Interactive Workshop, Sexual Assault
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