Multi-Service Center

Helpline House is a non-profit organization based in Bainbridge Island, WA, dedicated to providing a wide range of social services to the local community. Their services include food bank assistance, social work appointments, counseling, children and senior services, rental and energy assistance, financial counseling, and homeless assistance, among others. With a team of dedicated professionals and volunteers, Helpline House aims to support individuals and families in need, offering resources, referrals, and practical assistance to help improve their quality of life. They operate during weekdays and are closed on major holidays, providing a vital lifeline for those seeking help and support in times of crisis.Generated from the website

Center for Independence, based in Lakewood, WA, is a federally funded non-profit organization dedicated to assisting disabled individuals, particularly those facing financial challenges. With six facilities across Washington state and a new satellite building in Whatcom County, they focus on providing outreach, advocacy, and independent living skills development. While not a residential facility, CFI serves the local communities of Lakewood and Tacoma, addressing the critical need for accessible and affordable housing for people with disabilities. Led by Executive Director Trina Forest, CFI actively works to transition individuals out of nursing homes and into supportive group home environments to promote community participation and independence. Generated from their available business information

Refugee Women's Alliance, located in Seattle, is a nonprofit, multi-ethnic organization that works for the inclusion, independence, personal leadership and strong communities. The organization provides refugee and immigrant women and families with cultural and linguistic appropriate services in the Puget Sound area in Washington. The organization provides a range of programs, such as developmental disabilities, domestic violence, early childhood education, youth, family support, parent education, and educational and vocational. The developmental disability program empowers families and supports their needs to become fully participating members of the community. Its family advocates provide individualized family needs assessments and assist families with resources and support services. The support services include the Department of Health and Human Services-Division of Developmental Disabilities, respite care and Medicaid personal care, social security administration, and special education programs through public schools, legal services and health care providers.