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1. Bridgeways

Bridgeways provides services that promote improved quality-of-life for individuals who live with mental illness, in a manner that facilitates growth, independence, and a sense of community. For information visit https://bridgeways.org/ or email info@bridgeways.org Donate

2. Catholic Community Services

Catholic Community Services exists to serve and support poor and vulnerable people through the provision of quality, integrated services and housing. They focus on those individuals, children, families and communities struggling with poverty and the effects of intolerance and racism Donate

3. Cocoon House

Cocoon House provides outreach, housing and prevention services to at-risk and homeless youth and their families. In Everett, Cocoon House runs an Outreach Center where youth (12-20) can access a warm meal, showers, clothes, drug and alcohol support, referrals to other critical resources and case management for youth (12-24). They also operate an emergency shelter and transitional living program for youth (12-17) that provides a stable, safe, supportive environment. Cocoon House also has a prevention program designed to support parents who are struggling with their relationship with their teen. Donate

4. Compass Health

Compass Health is a private, non-profit, state licensed organization providing mental health and chemical dependency services. Clients served may be chronically mentally ill; experiencing an episodic crisis; dual diagnosed or seeking assistance for an emotional or behavioral problem. In addition to serving individuals and families, the agency provides consultation, training and educational services to other providers, law enforcement and correctional facilities as well as the community at large. Donate

5. Dawson Place

Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center is a not-for-profit multidisciplinary team serving child victims of sexual or physical abuse in Snohomish County, Washington. Law enforcement, child protective services, medial, victim advocacy, prosecution and mental health agencies all work together at Dawson Place to deliver the vey best services to children and their families victimized by sexual or physical abuse. Donate

6. Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County

Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County provides a wide range of services to victims of domestic violence including a 24 hour crisis line, emergency shelter for individuals and families who are in imminent danger, legal advocacy, supportive housing, a thrift store, community outreach, domestic violence prevention work and healthy dating and relationship classes.

7. Everett Gospel Mission

Everett Gospel Mission is the largest homeless services center in Snohomish, Skagit and Island Counties and provides comprehensive life recovery programs, meals and shelter for 174 men, and 100 women and children.

8. Evergreen Recovery Centers

Evergreen Recovery Centers works to provide comprehensive, effective treatment and recovery support for those affected by alcohol, drugs and other related problems. Donate

9. Familias Unidas and South Everett Neighborhood Center, programs of Lutheran Community Services Northwest

Familias Unidas and the South Everett Neighborhood Center provide bilingual and bicultural services to homeless individuals and families in the Everett area. through our drop in program, Family Support Specialists help people receive access to resources and programs that will meet their needs of housing, hunger and safety. By assisting people on how to navigate the system, the family centers are ensuring that clients gain the skills needed to become healthy and ensure their future stability and success. For more information about Familias Unidas and the South Everett Neighborhood Center contact Crisann Brooks, Director of Family Support for Lutheran Community Services Northwest at cbrooks@lcsnw.org. Donate

10. The Family Shelter, a program of Interfaith Association of NW WA

The Family Shelter's main program is an emergency shelter for one- and two-parent families that are pregnant and/or have children up to 17 and are experiencing homelessness. Families stay until stable housing is found. Donate

11. Housing Hope

Providing a full range of housing with housing-related support services is a hallmark of the Housing Hope mission. Housing Hope combines affordable housing with tailored services such as life-skills training, childcare, case management and employment services. Housing Hope also offers homeownership opportunities for low-income individuals of Snohomish County and Camano Island. Donate

12. National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Of Snohomish County

NAMI provides local education, resources and support to individuals living with mental illness and their caregivers, NAMI advocates and works directly to foster the recovery of individuals living with these biologically-based brain disorders. They also focus on the preservation of their families and establishing a sense of community. Donate

13. Recovery Cafe Everett

Recovery Café welcomes all people into the Café for hot lunch and conversation. Members often face homelessness, addiction and mental health challenges. Everybody can be a guest for a day or two; membership is free and requires being drug and alcohol free for 24 hours, pitching in to help with chores and cooking, and attending a weekly peer support group facilitated by staff. Recovery Cafe's mission is to support people on their paths forward. Peer support is research-based and is the most effective way to support people in making changes in their lives. Donate

14. The Salvation Army Everett Corps

The Everett Corps operates a food bank for adult-only households and provides hot meals Monday and Tuesday evenings at 5 p.m. that all are welcome to attend. The corps also has a case manager available to help with referrals and who oversees a housing program for families. Salvation Army offers assistance for prescriptions, hygiene kits, back to school supplies, Thanksgiving food boxes, Christmas food boxes and toys for children 0-12, and an emergency cold weather shelter. Donate

15. Snohomish County Legal Services

Snohomish County Legal Services is a free legal aid program serving Snohomish County Residents experiencing poverty. Staff, pro-bono attorneys and volunteers provide information, advice and legal representation to ensure meaningful access to justice regardless of individual barriers and needs:

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16. Volunteers of America Western Washington (VOAWW)

VOAWW provides system navigation and rent subsidies to those who are about to lose their homes, rapidly rehouses those who have recently become homeless, and helps the homeless navigate systems. VOAWW also serves as the county’s point of contact for coordinated entry and access to government funded housing assistance through the North Sound 211 Information and Referral Call Center. This 24x7 call center also provides information on all social services and can be reached by dialing 211. Furthermore, VOAWW operates food banks in North and South Everett. Donate

17. YWCA of Seattle-King-Snohomish

The Everett-specific services the YWCA provides are: permanent affordable housing to individuals and families who are low-income and/or homeless; permanent supportive housing to disabled, homeless and chronically homeless individuals and families; employment readiness services to job seeking adults; mental and behavioral health counseling to individuals and families; children's domestic violence services to children ages 3-18 and their non-abusive caregiver; mentoring services to families who are in dependency with Child Welfare; Landlord Engagement Services; and Women's Working Wardrobe for women in need of interview and job appropriate clothing. Donate