UFCW Local 367

Consejo Counseling and Referral Services is a private, nonprofit organization, founded in 1978 to provide culturally competent mental health and family support services in western Washington. Its services focus on the Hispanic and Latino community. The company s clientele is approximately 95 percent Spanish-speaking. Consejo provides education, prevention, treatment and support services related to mental health, substance abuse and domestic violence. Consejo also operates two transitional housing programs, one for homeless/mentally ill patients and the other one for victims of domestic violence. New programs include a parenting education program for Spanish-speaking families, a literacy program for Spanish-speaking youths at risk of dropping out of school and increased services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Consejo also provides vocational rehabilitation services and employment services to residents of Seattle and King County from its main offices in Columbia City in the Rainier Valley and satellite offices in Bellevue, Kent, Federal Way, South Park, and Yakima, Wash.

Disabled American Veterans (DAV) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing essential support and services to veterans, their families, and survivors at no cost. With a mission to empower veterans to live high-quality lives, DAV assists over a million veterans annually through various programs, including VA benefits help, medical transportation, and employment resources. As a community driven by nearly a million members, DAV fosters a strong sense of fellowship and advocacy, enabling individuals to get involved through volunteering, legislative advocacy, and donations. The organization emphasizes the urgency of supporting women veterans' mental health and assists in the transition from military to civilian employment, ensuring that America keeps its promise to those who served. 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