Astoria Arts & Movement Center

Emergency Support Shelter in Longview, WA offers free and confidential services to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and other crimes. Serving as a coordinated entry access point for those fleeing domestic violence, the organization also provides support to families and friends of victims to help them effectively address their own reactions to victimization. Committed to ending sexual and domestic violence, Emergency Support Shelter provides education, safety, and support to the community. Their mission is to ensure accessibility and provide assistance to individuals in need, offering services 24/7 through phone, email, text, and in-person appointments with Advocates.Generated from the website

Formed in 1961, the Progress Center serves young children with developmental delay or disability from birth to 3 years of age. Located in Longview, Wash., it offers assistance with education, information, support and therapy services. The center provides various programs, such as developmental screening, Tracking Learning Children (TLC), supervised visits and outpatient therapy services. This includes behavioral assessments, research on infant/toddler brain development and physical /communication/occupational therapy, among others. The Progress Center is a Level 1 Neuromuscular Clinic under the guidelines of the State of Washington's Children with Special Health Care Needs.