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Provides outpatient services for substance use disorder. Addiction and Recovery More Information:

• Medication-assisted treatment available
• Includes peer counseling

Provides member agencies with a place to store and distribute food that has been donated or purchased.

Food Bank

More information:

• Offers pet food when available

• Does not provide food directly to individuals

• Accepts surplus food from the US Department of Agriculture and donations of food and cash

Offers outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use disorder treatment. Addiction and Recovery  More information: - Includes counseling, DUI/DWI education, anger management, and gambling addiction treatment, and support groups. - Provides education related to addiction and the effects of substance abuse.

Serves as a public library offering a variety of services to the community. Library Services More information:

- Includes age-specific literacy programs

• Meeting and conference rooms available to reserve

Provides outpatient mental health services, including evaluation and individual, group, and family therapy. Mental Health Services

Offers subsidized housing for older adults and individuals with disabilities. Housing Assistance

Offers a DUI program that includes treatment and education. Addiction and Recovery

• Boxes contain canned goods and weigh 25-40 lbs 
• To register, individuals must call the local agency serving their jurisdiction

Manages and monitors juvenile intake complaints. Correctional Facilities and Services More information:

• Assesses and reviews complaints to promote the best interest of the child and community
• Assesses whether the juvenile court has jurisdiction and if judicial action is warranted
• Identifies risk, needs, and strengths
• When appropriate, diversion programs are offered

Provides adoption services. Adoption and Foster Services More information:

• Adoptive parents must go through a home study process before being approved to adopt
• Many children who are available for adoption have special needs or disabilities

Provides psychiatric rehabilitation services for children receiving outpatient therapy who require additional support in community settings. Mental Health Services More information:

• Services available via telehealth

• Provides tutoring; classes in arts, crafts, and other creative activities; and recreational sports 
• Teaches basic computer and life skills 
• The community services program includes outdoor activities 
• After school programs are provided in the Cascade and Hancock areas during the school year 
• Operates a 7-week program during the summer months; grants and partial scholarships offered 
• Transportation may be available in certain areas

Provides primary medial care for children, including vaccinations, routine check-ups, treatment of minor illnesses and injuries, and managing chronic illnesses such as allergies and asthma. Medical Care

• Occasionally assists with emergency prescription needs
• Can help individuals obtain birth certificates and IDs
• Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9AM to 1PM

Distributes perishable and nonperishable foods to individuals in need. Food Assistance

Offers volunteer opportunities, including serving as a troop leader, assisting with troop meetings, coordinating activities, or helping with special events. Volunteering

Offers free referrals to lawyers who specialize in different areas of law. Legal Services More information:

• Each attorney sets their own fees based on the type and complexity of the case and other factors

Provides transitional housing for individuals experiencing homelessness who are in or have recently completed a treatment program. Supportive Living More information:

• Includes counseling, case management, support, and life skills instruction.

Partners with and offers assistance with obtaining free health insurance coverage through Kaiser Permanente. Benefits Counseling, Insurance Services More information:

• The CHCP subsidy is available as a one-time resource, and all members must reapply annually; members who do not reapply in consecutive years will lose future eligibility

Provides medical care for children, including check-ups, vaccinations, and care for babies.

Medical Care

Helps individuals learn job skills so that they may find and keep employment.

Employment Services

Provides urgent medical treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. Medical Care More information:

• Offers flu shots, COVID-19 tests, medications, physicals, X-rays, labs, screenings, and more
• Telehealth may be available for some services

Provides book bags full of school supplies. School Supplies

Offers screening and assessment services related to substance use and mental health. Mental Health Services More information:

• Provides referrals for assessment, drug education, and treatment
• Follow-up case management available
• Coordinates prevention groups in schools

Provides individualized support in employment/vocational development. Employment Services More Information:

• Includes job placement assistance