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Catholic Charities Main Office Building (509) 358-4250 | 12 E. 5th Avenue Spokane WA

frontdesk@cceasternwa.org

Catholic Charities program descriptions and contact information

CAPA/PREPARES  (509) 455-4986 | 25 W 5th Ave Spokane WA 99202

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Expecting and parenting individuals and families with children age 5 and under can access counseling, support groups for mothers and fathers and classes to help parents’ bond with their children.

Catholic Charities Walla Walla  (509) 525-0572 | 408 W. Poplar St., Walla Walla WA 99362

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Residents in the southern counties of Eastern Washington can access crisis response, stabilization and advocacy services through this Catholic Charities regional office.

Catholic Housing Communities  (509) 358-4250 | 12 E. 5th Ave., Spokane WA 99202

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Affordable housing, including case management and social programming, is available to low-income seniors, veterans, people living with disabilities, and chronically homeless individuals and families.

Colville Senior Services  (509) 684-5671  | 525 S. Main St #1 Colville WA 99114

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Seniors and adults living with disabilities can access services that allow them to live with independence and dignity.

Community Behavioral Health Services (509) 242-2308  | 1960 N. Holy Names Court L3, Spokane WA 99224

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Adults, teens and children can access individual and group therapy, peer support and case management to provide support, reduce suffering and build resiliency.

Christmas Bureau (509) 505-4444 | P.O. Box 2253 Spokane WA 99210

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The Christmas Bureau is an annual holiday assistance program coordinated by Catholic Charities Eastern Washington, Volunteers of America, and the Spokesman-Review.  

Emergency Assistance (509) 456-2253 | 12 E. 5th Avenue, Spokane WA 99202

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All residents of communities throughout Eastern Washington can access assistance with basic needs, from groceries and gas to utilities and rent through a network of parish and community partners.

Food For All  (509) 459-6163 | 925 N. A Street, Apt 2 Spokane WA 99202

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Low-income and elderly residents can access healthy, locally grown food through farmers markets and community partners.

Homeless Family Coordinated Assessment  (509) 325-5005 | 975 E. North Foothills Spokane WA 99207

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HFCA provides families with a one-stop shop where they can access homeless housing services throughout Spokane County. 

Rapid Rehousing (509) 340-9329 | 975 E. North Foothills Spokane WA 99207

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Through Rapid Rehousing, households can access short-term financial support and case management services that help them get into private apartments and public housing.

House of Charity (509) 624-7821 | 32 W Pacific Ave Spokane WA 99201

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Men and women in any condition who are experiencing homelessness can access meals, case management and shelter.

Immigration Legal Services (509) 455-4961 | 12 E. 5th Ave Spokane WA 99202

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Documented and undocumented immigrants of all nationalities, ethnicities and religions can access affordable immigration consultations, representation and assistance.

Parish Social Ministry (509) 358-4273 | 12 E. 5th Ave Spokane WA 99202

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Parishes, schools and organizations for Catholic Social Teaching can access information related to outreach and advocacy, solidarity, justice and service.

Rising Strong (509) 960-8632 

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Families can stay together in a holistic, family-centered drug treatment and housing program while they begin to recover from addiction, heal from trauma and rebuild their lives.

Senior Services (509) 459-6184 | 1960 N. Holy Names Court, Spokane WA 99224

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Seniors and adults living with disabilities can access services that allow them to live with independence and dignity.

St. Margaret's Shelter  (509) 624-9788 | P.O. Box 2253 Spokane WA 99210

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Families experiencing homelessness can enter this emergency and transitional shelter and access case management to regain and stabilize housing.

St. Anne's Children & Family Center (509) 232-1111 | 25. W 5th Ave, Spokane WA

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This Washington State Early Achievers program provides high-quality early learning opportunities and experiences for children from infancy through age 12.

The following links will connect you to agencies

that provide direct customer service:

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Get Connected. Get Answers.

2-1-1 is an easy-to-remember phone number for people to call for health and human service information and referrals and other assistance to meet their needs.

Statewide Database

  • Washington 211 maintains a statewide database of community resources. Looking for help?

 

Regional Call Centers

  • Washington 211 is a network of 7 regional call centers. Call 2-1-1 and get connected to a specialist in your area.

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Partnerships

  • 2-1-1 partners with services statewide to meet community needs and get help into people’s hands.

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Download Spokane Homeless

Resource Guide here.

Fig Tree Resource Guide

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