Addiction and Treatment - Spokane Falls Community College!

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Addiction and Treatment
SPOKANE COUNTY
Alcohol and Drug Coordinator, Dan Finn
Spokane County
312 West Eighth Avenue
Spokane, WA 99204
(509) 477-4507 FAX: (509) 477-6827
E-Mail: dfinn@spokanecounty.org
Prevention Specialist, Alan Zeuge
(509) 477-4508 FAX: (509) 477-6827
E-Mail: azeuge@spokanecounty.org
STEVENS COUNTY
Alcohol and Drug Coordinator, David Nielsen
165 East Hawthorne Avenue
Colville, WA 99114
(509) 685-0627 FAX: (509) 684-5286
E-Mail: dmnielsen@co.stevens.wa.us
Prevention Specialist, Siena Smith
165 East Hawthorne Avenue
Colville, WA 99114
(509) 685-0632 FAX: (509) 684-5286
32 0512 01 ABSTEMIOUS OUTPATIENT CLINIC, INC. - SPOKANE BRANCH
BRANCH OF ABSTEMIOUS OUTPATIENT CLINIC, INC.
10525 EAST MAIN RON PHELPS
SPOKANE, WA 99206 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 927-7814
FAX (509) 927-4669
MAILING ADDRESS
10525 EAST MAIN ATTN: RON PHELPS
SPOKANE, WA 99206
TREATMENT SERVICE TREATMENT FOCUS
ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL ADULT
DUI ASSESSMENT ADULT
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT ADULT
OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 0512 00 ABSTEMIOUS OUTPATIENT CLINIC, INC. - SPOKANE MAIN FACILITY
WEST 1007 FRANCIS KIM PARR
SPOKANE, WA 99205 ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE (509) 326-7721
FAX (509) 326-7756
MAILING ADDRESS
% 10525 EAST MAIN ATTN: RON PHELPS
SPOKANE VALLEY, WA 99206
OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 1365 00 ADEPT ASSESSMENT CENTER - DEER PARK
104 WEST CRAWFORD SHANA WINDHORST
DEER PARK, WA 99006 ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE (509) 276-2797
FAX (509) 276-8155
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 117
DEER PARK, WA 99006
* ADATSA ASSESSMENT CENTER
*ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL
*DUI ASSESSMENT
*INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT
*OUTPATIENT
32 1077 00 ADEPT ASSESSMENT CENTER - SPOKANE
1321 NORTH ASH SHANA WINDHORST
PHONE (509) 327-3120
(509) 327-3163
FAX (509) 327-3228
MAILING ADDRESS
1321 N ASH
SPOKANE, WA 99201
*ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL
*DUI ASSESSMENT & GENERAL CD ASSMTS
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT
* OUTPATIENT
32 0113 00 ALCOHOL/DRUG NETWORK (CHIPS)
SPOKANE REGIONAL HEALTH DISTRICT
WEST 1101 COLLEGE AVENUE KAREN CROUSE
SPOKANE, WA 99201-2095 DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 324-1420
FAX (509) 324-3622
MAILING ADDRESS
W 1101 COLLEGE AVE
SPOKANE, WA 99201-2095
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
* OPIATE DEPENDENCY TREATMENT
12715 EAST MISSION AVENUE CONSTANCE O'HARA
SPOKANE VALLEY, WA 99216 ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE (509) 325-6800
FAX (509) 232-5770
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 9977
SPOKANE, WA 99209
* INTENSIVE INPATIENT ADULTS 152 BEDS
* LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL ADULTS 2 BEDS
* RECOVERY HOUSE ADULTS 75 BEDS
32 0967 00 AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC. (COZZA)
44 EAST COZZA DRIVE CONSTANCE O'HARA
PHONE (509) 325-6800
FAX (509) 326-5025
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 9977
SPOKANE COUNTY
* INTENSIVE INPATIENT ADULTS 130 BEDS
LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL ADULTS
* RECOVERY HOUSE ADULTS
32 1174 00 CAMAS PATH BHS - AIRWAY HEIGHTS
KALISPEL TRIBE OF INDIANS
934 SOUTH GARFIELD ROAD RICKI HAUGEN
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, WA 99001 BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 789-7630
FAX (509) 343-4183
MAILING ADDRESS
934 S GARFIELD RD
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, WA 99001
ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL NATIVE AMERICAN
DUI ASSESSMENT NATIVE AMERICAN
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT NATIVE AMERICAN
* OUTPATIENT NATIVE AMERICAN
32 0255 00 COLONIAL CLINIC
910 NORTH WASHINGTON, SUITE 210 DANIEL COLYAR
SPOKANE, WA 99201-2260 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 327-9831
FAX (509) 327-9857
MAILING ADDRESS
910 N WASHINGTON STE 210
OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 0120 00 COMMUNITY DETOX SERVICES OF SPOKANE
DETOX, TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, VAN SERVICE (FKA SPOKANE CARE SVC)
312 WEST 8TH AVENUE KAREN BOUGET-OROSCO
PHONE (509) 477-4631 MAIN #
(509) 477-4650 DETOX
FAX (509) 477-4630
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 2845
MISCELLANEOUS
PREGNANT & POST-PARTUM
ON-LINE REPORTING
* EMERGENCY SERVICE PATROL ADULT
* OUTPATIENT COD
* SUB-ACUTE DETOXIFICATION YOUTH 1 BED 16 BEDS
32 0116 01 DAYBREAK YOUTH SERVICES (INTENSIVE INPATIENT PROGRAM)
628 SOUTH COWLEY RICHARD MILES
SPOKANE, WA 99202 TREATMENT DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 624-3227 TX FAC
(509) 927-1688 ADMIN OFFC
FAX (509) 835-4272
MAILING ADDRESS
628 S COWLEY
SPOKANE, WA 99202
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
ON-LINE REPORTING
* INTENSIVE INPATIENT YOUTH ONLY 40 BEDS
32 0116 00 DAYBREAK YOUTH SERVICES (OUTPATIENT PROGRAM)
960 EAST 3RD RICHARD MILES
SPOKANE, WA 99202 TREATMENT DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 624-3227 EXT. 24
FAX (509) 459-3920
MAILING ADDRESS
% 11711 E SPRAGUE AVE STE D4
SPOKANE VALLEY, WA 99206
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
* OUTPATIENT YOUTH ONLY
32 0828 00 DAYBREAK YOUTH SERVICES (VALLEY OUTPATIENT PROGRAM)
11711 EAST SPRAGUE AVENUE, SUITE D4 TIMOTHY K. SMITH
PHONE (509) 927-1991
FAX (509) 927-1851
MAILING ADDRESS
11711 E SPRAGUE AVE STE D4
SPOKANE, WA 99206
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
OUTPATIENT YOUTH ONLY
32 0757 00 DOC - AIRWAY HEIGHTS CORRECTIONS CENTER
OCO/CD TREATMENT SERVICES
11929 WEST SPRAGUE AVENUE PATTY NOBLE-DESY
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, WA 99001-6710 CD PROGRAMS DIRECTOR
PHONE (360) 725-8602
FAX (360) 586-9060
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 41127 (MS 41127)
OLYMPIA, WA 98504-1127
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT CORRECTIONAL
OUTPATIENT CORRECTIONAL
32 0760 00 DOC - BROWNSTONE WORK RELEASE
223 SOUTH BROWNE PATTY NOBLE-DESY
SPOKANE, WA 99201 CD PROGRAMS DIRECTOR
PHONE (360) 725-8602
FAX (360) 586-9060
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 41127 (MS 41127)
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
DUI ASSESSMENT CORRECTIONAL
32 0268 02 DOC - ELEANOR CHASE WORK RELEASE (WOMEN ONLY)
WEST 427 - 7TH AVENUE PATTY NOBLE-DESY
PHONE (360) 725-8602
FAX (360) 586-9060
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 41127 (MS 41127)
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL CORRECTIONAL 15 BEDS
RECOVERY HOUSE CORRECTIONAL 5 BEDS
32 0553 00 DOC - PINE LODGE CORRECTIONS CENTER
SOUTH 751 PINE STREET PATTY NOBLE-DESY
MEDICAL LAKE, WA 99022 CD PROGRAMS DIRECTOR
PHONE (360) 725-8602
FAX (360) 586-9060
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 41127 (MS 41127)
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL CORRECTIONAL 72 BEDS
32 0930 00 DOC - SPOKANE COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTER
715 EAST SPRAGUE, #107 PATTY NOBLE-DESY
PHONE (360) 725-8602
FAX (360) 586-9060
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 41127 (MS 41127)
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
32 0893 00 EXCELSIOR YOUTH CENTERS, INC. - SPOKANE
WEST 3754 INDIAN TRAIL ROAD ROBERT L. FALTERMEYER
PHONE (509) 328-7041
FAX (509) 328-7582
MAILING ADDRESS
W 3754 INDIAN TRAIL RD
SPOKANE, WA 99208
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
ON-LINE REPORTING
* INTENSIVE INPATIENT YOUTH 13 BEDS
* OUTPATIENT YOUTH
* RECOVERY HOUSE YOUTH 12 BEDS
32 0388 00 GATEWAY COUNSELING SERVICES (SPOKANE)
EAST 701 3RD AVENUE, SUITE 101 NEAL HAYDEN
SPOKANE, WA 99202 ADMINISTRATOR/OWNER
PHONE (509) 532-8855
(509) 532-8844
FAX (509) 532-8855
MAILING ADDRESS
E. 701 3RD AVE, SUITE 101
SPOKANE, WA 99202
ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL
OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 0348 00 GROUP HEALTH COOPERATIVE - COMMUNITY NETWORK
CLINICAL SUPPORT DIVISION -- BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
322 W. NORTH RIVER DRIVE LORRAINE COSTANZA
SPOKANE, WA 99201 CD PROGRAM MANAGER
PHONE (509) 241-2575
FAX (509) 241-2312
MAILING ADDRESS
322 W NORTH RIVER DR
SPOKANE, WA 99201
DUI ASSESSMENT
OUTPATIENT
32 1433 00 HARMONY GROVE COUNSELING, INC.
9415 E. TRENT AVENUE JESSICA MORRISON-DAHL
PHONE (509) 926-3361
FAX (509) 927-8420
MAILING ADDRESS
9415 E TRENT AVE
SPOKANE, WA 99206
OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 0197 01 ISABELLA HOUSE
BRANCH OF NEW HORIZON CARE CENTERS
WEST 2308 3RD AVENUE FARIBA NIKDEL
PHONE (509) 624-1244
FAX (509) 624-6240
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 4627
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
* INTENSIVE INPATIENT PPW 24 BEDS
* LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL 14 BEDS
32 0351 00 LAKESIDE RECOVERY CENTER - SPOKANE
LAKESIDE RECOVERY CENTER, INC.
3710 NORTH MONROE CHRIS V. MULLIN
PHONE (509) 328-5234
FAX (509) 328-2358
MAILING ADDRESS
3710 N MONROE
SPOKANE, WA 99205
OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 0556 00 N.A.T.I.V.E. PROJECT
ALCOHOL/DRUG OUTPATIENT PROGRAM
1803 WEST MAXWELL TONI LODGE
SPOKANE, WA 99201-2831 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 325-5502
FAX (509) 325-9839
MAILING ADDRESS
1803 W MAXWELL
MISCELLANEOUS
NATIVE AMERICAN
YOUTH
ON-LINE REPORTING
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT YOUTH
* OUTPATIENT
32 0647 00 NEW DIRECTIONS OUTPATIENT CLINIC
2132 W. NORTHWEST BOULEVARD FLORENCE JOHNSON-ARNETT
SPOKANE, WA 99205 PROGRAM MANAGER
PHONE (509) 838-0304
FAX (509) 462-0530
MAILING ADDRESS
2132 W NORTHWEST BLVD
ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL ADULT & ADOLESCENT
DUI ASSESSMENT ADULT & ADOLESCENT
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT ADULT & ADOLESCENT
OUTPATIENT ADULT & ADOLESCENT
32 0197 02 NEW HORIZON COUNSELING SERVICES
504 EAST 2ND AVENUE MARILYN BORDNER
SPOKANE, WA 99202 BRANCH ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE (509) 838-6092
FAX (509) 838-6110
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 4627
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT ADULT
* OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 0369 00 NEW HORIZON COUNSELING SERVICES - NORTHSIDE OFFICE
1708 WEST MISSION MARILYN BORDNER
SPOKANE, WA 99201-2759 BRANCH ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE (509) 327-2121
FAX (509) 327-2202
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 4627
MISCELLANEOUS
PREGNANT & POST-PARTUM YOUTH
DUI ASSESSMENT
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT METH FAMILY TX COURT
OUTPATIENT FED DRUG COURT-PROB
32 0114 01 NEW HORIZON COUNSELING SERVICES - VALLEY OFFICE
15407 E. MISSION, SUITE 100 MARILYN BORDNER
SPOKANE, WA 99037 BRANCH MANAGER
PHONE (509) 927-1543
FAX (509) 927-4761
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 4627
OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 0268 00 NORTHEAST WASHINGTON TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES
1224 NORTH ASH STREET LORENZO L. DRIGGS
PHONE (509) 326-7740
(509) 328-6257 DRUG TESTS
TTY (509) 328-4125
FAX (509) 326-6725
MAILING ADDRESS
1224 N ASH ST
SPOKANE, WA 99201
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
*ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL ADULT
*DUI ASSESSMENT ADULT
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT ADULT/YOUTH
* OUTPATIENT ADULT/YOUTH
32 0944 00 NORTHEAST WASHINGTON TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES - TASC
TREATMENT ACCOUNTABILITY FOR SAFER COMMUNITIES (TASC)
1224 NORTH ASH STREET JASON KING
SPOKANE, WA 99201 TASC PROGRAM MANAGER
PHONE (509) 326-7740
TTY (509) 328-4125
FAX (509) 326-6725
MAILING ADDRESS
1224 N. ASH ST.
SPOKANE, WA 99201
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
ON-LINE REPORTING
* TASC
32 0987 00 PARTNERS WITH FAMILIES AND CHILDREN: SPOKANE
613 SOUTH WASHINGTON KARI GRITDAL
SPOKANE, WA 99204 DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 473-4810
FAX (509) 473-4840
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 248
MISCELLANEOUS
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PPW
* OUTPATIENT PPW
32 1116 00 PIONEER CENTER EAST - SPOKANE
PIONEER HUMAN SERVICES
3400 WEST GARLAND AVENUE KEVIN CAMP
SPOKANE, WA 99205 DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 325-2355
FAX (509) 326-3370
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 9838
SPOKANE, WA 99209
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
* LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL INVOLUNTARY COMMIT 48 BEDS
* SUB-ACUTE DETOXIFICATION INVOLUNTARY COMMIT 5 BEDS
32 1298 00 SERENITY OUTPATIENT SERVICES, LLC
1717 W. NORTHWEST BOULEVARD, SUITE C SHERI HOVESKELAND
PHONE (509) 325-0777
FAX (509) 325-3464
MAILING ADDRESS
1717 W NORTHWEST BLVD STE C
SPOKANE, WA 99205
DUI ASSESSMENT
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT
OUTPATIENT
32 1290 00 SOCIAL TREATMENT OPPORTUNITY PROGAMS II, INC.
628 NORTH MONROE ANDREW TATUM
PHONE (509) 326-5172
FAX (509) 327-5630
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 111297
TACOMA, WA 98411
DUI ASSESSMENT
OUTPATIENT
32 1203 00 SOCIAL TREATMENT OPPORTUNITY PROGAMS II, INC. SPOKANE
125 South Arthur # 3, SUITE 501 BONNIE SCOTT
PHONE (509) 927-3668
FAX (509) 892-6661
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 111297
TACOMA, WA 98411
MISCELLANEOUS
CARF ACCREDITED
DUI ASSESSMENT
OUTPATIENT
32 0121 00 SPARC -- SPOKANE ADDICTION RECOVERY CENTERS
(SHAW/WESTBROOK HOUSE)
1509 WEST 8TH AVENUE MARK BROWNLOW
SPOKANE, WA 99204-7159 ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE (509) 624-3251
FAX (509) 624-4505
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 20159
* RECOVERY HOUSE 22 BEDS
32 0121 02 SPARC INTENSIVE INPATIENT SERVICES (CHRISTOPH HOUSE/DELANEY)
BRANCH OF SPOKANE ADDICTION RECOVERY CENTERS (SPARC)
WEST 1403 7TH AVENUE MARK BROWNLOW
PHONE (509) 624-3251
FAX (509) 624-4505
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 20159
* INTENSIVE INPATIENT COD-MHC 22 BEDS
32 0121 01 SPARC OUTPATIENT SERVICES
BRANCH OF SPOKANE ADDICTION RECOVERY CENTERS (SPARC)
1508 WEST SIXTH AVENUE MARK BROWNLOW
PHONE (509) 624-5228
FAX (509) 624-7620
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 20159
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
* OUTPATIENT ADULT
32 0122 00 SPOKANE MENTAL HEALTH
103 EAST FIRST AVENUE DAVID PANKEN
SPOKANE, WA 99202 CEO/ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE (509) 838-4651
TTY (509) 624-0004
FAX (509) 458-7449
MAILING ADDRESS
% 107 SO DIVISION
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
OUTPATIENT COD
32 1362 00 SPOKANE PUBLIC SCHOOLS - DISTRICT 81
HAVERMALE ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL
1300 WEST KNOX AVENUE DAVID CRUMP, PH.D
PHONE (509) 354-6336
(509) 354-7930
FAX (509) 354-7888
MAILING ADDRESS
200 N BERNARD ST
SPOKANE, WA 99201
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT YOUTH
* OUTPATIENT YOUTH
32 0200 00 STEPPS - YOUTH FAMILY ADULT (YFA) CONNECTIONS
22 SOUTH THOR THOMAS MURPHY
PHONE (509) 532-2000
FAX (509) 532-2005
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 3344
SPOKANE, WA 99202
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT ADULTS, PPW, COD
* OUTPATIENT ADULTS, PPW, COD
32 0838 00 SUN RAY COURT (ADULT MALE BRANCH)
BRANCH OF NEW HORIZON CARE CENTERS, INC.
518 SOUTH BROWNE STREET THOMAS L. COOK
SPOKANE, WA 99202 BRANCH ADMINISTRATOR
PHONE (509) 456-5465
FAX (509) 456-5710
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 4627
MISCELLANEOUS
ON-LINE REPORTING
* INTENSIVE INPATIENT ADULT MALES 24 BEDS
* LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL ADULT MALES 24 BEDS
* RECOVERY HOUSE ADULT MALES 6 BEDS
32 0462 00 THE HEALING LODGE OF THE SEVEN NATIONS
INLAND TRIBAL CONSORTIUM
5600 EAST 8TH AVE MARTINA WELSHULA, PH.D
SPOKANE, WA 99212-0220 ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 533-6910
FAX (509) 535-2863
MAILING ADDRESS
5600 EAST 8TH AVE
MISCELLANEOUS
NATIVE AMERICAN
YOUTH
* INTENSIVE INPATIENT NATIVE AMERICAN YTH 30 BEDS
32 0124 00 VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER
SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAMS BHS USVAMC
4815 NORTH ASSEMBLY DRIVE PAUL NICOLAI, COORDINATOR
SPOKANE, WA 99205-6197 SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS
PHONE (509) 434-7014
FAX (509) 434-7149
MAILING ADDRESS
4815 N ASSEMBLY DR - 116/668/SATP
MISCELLANEOUS
JCAHO ACCREDITED
ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL VETERANS
DUI ASSESSMENT VETERANS
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT VETERANS
OUTPATIENT VETERANS
STEVENS
33 0125 01 NORTHEAST WASHINGTON ALLIANCE COUNSELING SERVICES - CHEWELAH
(AKA NEW ALLIANCE COUNSELING SERVICES--STEVENS COUNTY)
E. 301 CLAY, ROOM #201 DAVID NIELSEN
CHEWELAH, WA 99109 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 684-4597
TTY (509) 684-7565
FAX (509) 935-4897
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 905
CHEWELAH, WA 99109-0905
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
ON-LINE REPORTING
* ADATSA ASSESSMENT CENTER ADULT & YOUTH
ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL ADULT & YOUTH
DUI ASSESSMENT ADULT & YOUTH
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT ADULT & YOUTH
* OUTPATIENT ADULT & YOUTH
33 0125 00 NORTHEAST WASHINGTON ALLIANCE COUNSELING SERVICES - COLVILLE
(AKA NEW ALLIANCE COUNSELING SERVICES--STEVENS COUNTY)
165 EAST HAWTHORNE AVENUE DAVID NIELSEN
COLVILLE, WA 99114 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 684-4597
TTY (509) 684-7565
FAX (509) 684-5286
MAILING ADDRESS
165 E HAWTHORNE AVE
COLVILLE, WA 99114
STEVENS COUNTY
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
ON-LINE REPORTING
* ADATSA ASSESSMENT CENTER ADULT & YOUTH
*ALCOHOL & DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL ADULT & YOUTH
*DUI ASSESSMENT ADULT & YOUTH
* INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT ADULT & YOUTH
* OUTPATIENT ADULT & YOUTH
33 0099 00 SPOKANE TRIBE OF INDIANS SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
SPOKANE TRIBAL HEADQUARTERS ANN DAHL
WELLPINIT, WA 99040 HHS DIRECTOR
PHONE (509) 258-7502
1-800-789-4282 EXT 18
FAX (509) 258-7029
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 540
WELLPINIT, WA 99040
MISCELLANEOUS
YOUTH
DUI ASSESSMENT NATIVE AMERICAN:
* OUTPATIENT YOUTH & ADULTS
Animals
Spokanimal Care(C.A.R.E.) 710 N. Napa Street, Spokane, Washington (509) 534-8133 x209
To fill out application online:
www.spokanimal.org
Orientation Dates
September 10th or 28th
October 8th or 26th
November 12th - No Wednesday Meeting
December 10th or 21st
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
K-9 Crew
Responsibilities of crew members include exercising and socializing shelter dog, cleaning kennels, doing
dishes and feeding pups are just a few of the task that the crew assistants with. Dogs must be walked on
a leash. Bathing dogs and basic grooming is an essential task in some instances! Keeping track of the
dogs exercise time is also required!
Feline Crew
Feline crew members have the important task of holding, loving, brushing and playing with cats to keep
them socialized. Crew members also help maintain a healthy and sanitary environment for the cats. This
job includes assisting in cleaning litter pans, thoroughly disinfecting cages and feeding/water as
necessary.
Off-Site Adoption Crew
Volunteers represent SpokAnimal at different off-site locations. Crew members are responsible for setting
up and breaking down crates, x-pens, and tables along with answering questions about the adoptable
animals, providing care to those animals and completing accurate adoption paperwork.
Foster Care Crew
Care for shelter animals in your own home. It could be kittens or puppies that are too small or too sick to
be in the shelter and need love and care for a short period of time. Once they are old enough to be
adopted they can come back to the shelter or you as foster parents can take them to off-site adoption
events. SpokAnimal provides everything you need, from food and bedding to medication! You provide the
space and all the love that these little critters need! Classes and information are offered for those
interested. Additional paperwork and home visit required for fostering program.
Adoption Follow-Up Calls Crew
Make calls to new adoptive parents following their new pet's transition into their forever home. This
opportunity can be done from the comfort of your home on your time. This requires asking the new
adopter just a few simple questions about how the animal and new adopters are adjusting. A script is
provided.
Special Events Crew
Represent SpokAnimal C.A.R.E. at community events and fundraisers. The variety of tasks at each event
includes, but is not limited to: planning, phone calls, mailings, set-up, teardown, and evaluation. Assist
with one event or several throughout the year.
Spokane County Humane Society 6607 N Havana St,Spokane, WA 99217
(509) 467-5235
If you have a large group who wishes to volunteer for a project or would just like a tour of the facility please email
Jenna Bell, Volunteer Coordinator at jbell@spokanehumanesociety.org
www.spokanehumanesociety.org/Volunteer
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteering at the Spokane Humane Society is a fun and rewarding job! New volunteers are asked to make a time
commitment of two three hour shifts per month for the first three months. There are many exciting programs click
the links below for more details!
K9-Crew
Feline Friends
Foster Parent
Outreach
Front Desk
Meet Your Match
Clinic
If you are looking to complete court ordered community service please click here.
If you are looking to complete school ordered community service please click here.
Kitten and Puppy season is right around the corner and we need your help! Visit our foster parent page to learn more about
how you can help SHS save lives this year!
Shelter Hours
Mon-Fri 11AM - 6PM
Sat-Sun: 11AM - 5PM
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S.C.R.A.P.S.
At SCRAPS, we love our volunteers! Our volunteer program supports every aspect of our work from
walking dogs and socializing cats to educational outreach and special events. As a volunteer, you will
work with staff and other volunteers who share your interests. You don’t have to be experienced; all you
need is to love and respect animals and be able to make a time commitment that fits best into your
schedule.
Prospective volunteers are required to
attend an Intro to SCRAPS meeting and a Volunteer Orientation. In addition, most volunteer positions
require further training either in a class or on the job.
At the Intro to SCRAPS meeting you will be able to pre-register for the Volunteer Orientation. Intro to
SCRAPS meetings are held approximately every other month.
Intro to SCRAPS meeting schedule for 2011:
Saturday
July 9, 2011
Saturday
Oct 8, 2011
Note: All meetings are 10-11 AM at SCRAPS
For the benefit of the animals and staff, we require a time commitment of six months of volunteer work
with a minimum of five hours per month.
Volunteers are scheduled for shifts rather than just dropping in to help. After you are trained, you will be
scheduled according to the position you apply for and your availability.
For safety reasons, there is an age restriction of 16 or older to work at the shelter or directly
with the animals. Younger than 16? Need community service hours for school? Click here.
Why does it take so long to get started? Volunteer orientation sessions fill quickly. Once these sessions
are full we usually cannot open them up to additional participants or hold orientation sessions more
frequently because each of our 30+ new volunteers needs to be properly trained and oriented. Time is
spent with each new valued volunteer to make sure they are getting the most out of their volunteer
experience and are signing up for volunteer jobs that are of value to the organization and to the
animals. This process helps to maintain the quality of our volunteer program - thanks for understanding!
At SCRAPS, staff and volunteers work together to care for the animals and enrich their time here at the
shelter. There are many ways volunteers make things better for the animals. Click here to see some of
the many volunteer positions at SCRAPS. Not all jobs are open at all times; open positions will be posted
at the Volunteer Orientation.
Click here to read our Volunteer Policies and Guidelines.
If you have already attended an Intro to SCRAPS meeting and the SCRAPS Volunteer Orientation,
click this link: Volunteer Registration Form to submit your Volunteer Registration online. If you
have not attended these meetings please do not fill out this form, as your registration will not be accepted.
Instead, see the Intro to SCRAPS schedule above and come to the next meeting to learn more about
volunteering at SCRAPS. Thank you and Welcome!!
Automotive
Drivers for Day Tours: Corbin Senior Activity Center
Marj Tomes
(509) 327-1584
Learn more about Spokane and Vicinity - If you have an excellent driving record and love people, this
position is for you. You would be driving members to various fun locations in either a 14 or 15 passenger
van.
Drivers must be willing to assist people getting in and out of the van and should have a pleasant
personality that puts people at ease.
We would help you become familiar with the van. There are also monthly meetings during which you'd
learn how to interact with escorts and passengers.
Call for updated volunteer opportunities.
Union Gospel Mission Ministries
Greg Barclay
(509) 535-8510
If you would like to serve using your gifts in mechanics or detailing then "God's Garage" is the place for
you. Once or twice a week for up to 4 hours you can work on donated cars using your mechanic or
detailing skills, train men from the mission, and have a huge impact on our ministry.
Call or email for updated volunteer opportunities.
Care Cars
Friendly volunteers (19 years of age and older) share time by providing escort transportation for older
adults who are unable to drive a car or use public transportation to medical appointments. Individuals
can choose a volunteer schedule that best matches their own needs. In addition, volunteers receive
mileage reimbursement.
Volunteers receive training that prepares them for providing escort services to elders who are most in
need of assistance, but not wheelchair bound or immobile. For more information, call (509) 458-7450.
Community Service
Airway Heights Community Center
13120 W 13th Ave 244-4845 Airway Heights WA 99001
Volunteer Coordinator: Andy Gardner agardner@cawh.org
Offers YWCA-ECEAP preschool, senior lunch, youth recreation, Boy Scouts, cooking class, WIC, AARP tax aid
program, summer nutrition program (free breakfast and lunch for 18 and under) and SNAP heat and housing
assistance. Summer adventure program trips to local attractions for youth 8-14. Afterschool drop-in program for youth
8-14 from 3-7 pm M-F, 12-5 pm Saturdays during the school year.
American Indian Community Center www.aiccing.ning.com
801 E Second, Ste 10 Spokane 99202 Phone: 535-0886 Fax: 534-7210
Dir: Sophie Tonasket: sophiet@aiccing.ning.com
Preserves Indian cultural identities, protects the Indian family and encourages economic/social self sufficiency.
Employment and training for Indians only. GED classes, employment referrals, family services, protective payee,
Indian Child Welfare, food bank, ECEAP, senior nutrition program.
Better Living Center www.uccsda.org/communityservice
25 E North Foothills Dr Spokane 99207
Community services of the Seventh-Day Adventist churches with a food bank, some emergency Assistance and a
health education Center with programs for stopping smoking, nutrition and health, grief recovery and stress
management
Catholic Charities 800-831-1209
PO Box 2253 Spokane 99201 Phone: 358-4250 Fax: 358-4259
catholiccharitiesspokane.org
Volunteer Coordinator: Bridget Krause
Network of 15 programs in the 13
Counties of Eastern Washington, Assisting low-income and vulnerable people, based on need, not creed. Programs
listed separately include Bernadette Place, Catholic Campaign for Human Development, Catholic Relief Services,
Childbirth and Parenting Alone Program, Christmas Bureau, Counseling, Doulas, House of Charity, Parish Social
Ministry, Immigration Services, Respect Life, St. Anne’s Children and Family Center, St. Margaret’s Shelter, Senior
and Family Housing, Senior Services.
Colville 525 S Main 684-5671
Colville WA 99114 800-428-6825
Walla Walla 525-0572
408 W Poplar, Walla Walla 99362
Cheney Outreach Center
423 N 6th PO Box 444 Cheney 99004 Phone: 235-8900 Fax: 235-6997
Exec Dir: Carol Beason
Information and referral, emergency assistance for energy, prescriptions, household and
personal needs transportation and children’s recreational activities. Serves Cheney residents. Open
9-12 on Tues and Wed.
Community Building
35 W Main, #130M, Spokane 99201
community-building.org
Pat Colman
Phone: 232-1950
Offers facility for services and programs on issues of poverty, the
environment, peace and justice. Provides public meeting spaces
and facility rentals, including Magic Lantern.
East Central Community Center
500 S Stone Spokane 99202 Phone: 625-6699 Fax: 625-6915
sellis@spokanecity.org
Dir: Diane Jackson www.ecccspokane.org
Administrator: Sonya Ellis
Neighborhood-based support Services and outreach, including Gymnasium, conference rooms and
Senior center. Publishes a monthly Newsletter. Programs include: Before- and after-school, DD, YES,
Primary Medical Clinic, WIC, SNAP and computer center.
Emmanuel Family Life Center
631 S Richard Allen Ct, Ste 102 Spokane 99202 Phone: 535-1645
Spencer Grainger info@eflc.org
Rev Paul Smith eflc.org
Admin: Elisha Mitchell
Serves Spokane and the South Perry neighborhood by providing access to resources that strengthen
lives and build community. Services including: Richard Allen Youth Academy, South Perry
Learning Center, After School Programs and family activities.
Greenhouse, 12 W First St Deer Park 99006 Phone: 276-8224 Fax: 276-9200
Dir: Susan Peterson
greenhousecommunitycenter.org
Information and referral service for North Spokane County. Includes clothing vouchers, Deer Park
food bank, emergency services, counseling services, furniture, Household items and GED.
Harding Family Center 411 N 15th Ave #103 Coeur d’Alene 83814 Phone: 208-666-6755
Volunteer Coordinator: Lourinda Buttery
Provides educational resources and facilities, and internet access. Serves American Red Cross, Head
Start, Citizens’ Council for the Arts, Coeur d’ Alene Q’s Square Dance Club, Experience Works, Idaho Panhandle
Driving School, Idaho Virtual Academy, Public Reiki Clinic, St Vincent de Paul’s Child. and Adult Care Food Program
and
the Unitarian Universalist of North Idaho. Hosts annual events and summer youth programs.
Hillyard Center 4410 N Market, Spokane 99207 Phone: 533-8580
www.iel.spokane.edu
Provides several IEL Adult Education Programs, including GED, high school completion, ESL, citizenship classes,
PACE services, seniors programs, and HeadStart infant/toddlers and pre-school.
Medical Lake Outreach Center 211 N Lefevre St/ PO Box 1466 Medical Lake WA 99022
Phone: 299-3819 Fax: 299-3819
Soc Dir: Mary Johnson
Volunteer telephone information and referral service. Emergency rent and utility assistance for senior citizens, lowincome and handicapped. Provides school supplies, Coats for Kids, and food bank. Funded by local organizations
and churches.
New Beginnings Community Resource Center
2524 E Queen Ave Spokane 99217 Phone: 487-2160
Volunteer Coordinator revdet@msn.com http://www.newbeginningsspokane.com/volunteers.htm
newbeginningscommunityresourcecenter.com
provide resources as outreach of local churches and ministries to the Hillyard Community, offers
services, such as: Legal Services (Immigration), Food & Clothing Bank, Soup Kitchen, Crisis
Pregnancy Counseling, Celebrate Recovery, Learning Center, Adult Education (ESL Center), Afterschool
Children & Youth Activities, Ethnic Gatherings, & Senior Activity Center.
Northeast Community Center
4001 N Cook Spokane 99207 Phone: 487-1603 Fax: 489-3849
http://necca.myspokane.net
Executive Director: Jean Farmer jfarmer@aimcomm.net
Brings together resources, supports families of NE Spokane, offers nutritional services for
senior citizens, crisis services for families, child care, Head Start, recreation programs for all ages, primary care
Clinic and facility rentals. Community Roots Farmers’ Market June 20, 2011 to October 10, 2011
Peaceful Valley Community Center 214 N Cedar St Spokane 99201 Phone: 624-8634 Fax: 747-1860
Dir: Mark Reilly
mreilly@peacefulvalley.org
www.peacefulvalley.org
Youth Program Coordinator: Gwen Rushing grpv@peacefulvalley.org
Recreational and leisure activities for all ages including Kids Club (after-school and Saturday), food bank and soup
kitchen on Fridays, seniors employment program and clothing bank.
Rural Resources Community Action 956 S Main St, Colville 99114
684-8421
www.ruralresources.org Fax: 684-4740
Exec Dir: Barry Lamont
Serve Spokane
202 E Lyons Ave Spokane WA 99208
vinnydpizzo@yahoo.com
Vinny Pizzo (509) 444-8845 x111 ServeSpokane.org
Provides, as a faith-based community outreach, food and clothing, special needs classes, and Celebrate Recovery.
Spokane Valley Partners
10814 E Broadway, PO Box 141360 Spokane Valley 99214 99206
Volunteer Coordinator: Cora Yount Phone: 927-1153 Fax: 928-8463 www.svpart.org
CEO: Ken Briggs ceo@svpart.org
Food and Clothing Bank,Emergency assistance, payee services, WIC Clinic, SNAPs office,and Panhandling
Alternatives,nutrition classes, Valley Fest,Hearth Homes.
Catholic Charities PO Box 2253 Spokane 99201 800-831-1209 www.catholiccharitiesspokane.org
Volunteer Coordinator: Brigid Krause bkrause@ccspokane.org Phone: 358-4250 Fax: 358-4259
Exec Dir: Robert McCann Network of 15 programs in the 13 counties of Eastern Washington, assisting low-income
and vulnerable people, based on need, not creed. Programs listed separately include Bernadette Place, Catholic
Campaign for Human Development, Catholic Relief Services, Childbirth and Parenting Alone Program, Christmas
Bureau, Counseling, Doulas, House of Charity, Parish Social Ministry, Immigration Services, Respect Life, St. Anne’s
Children and Family Center, St. Margaret’s Shelter, Senior and Family Housing, Senior Services.
Colville 525 S Main 684-5671
Colville WA 99114 800-428-6825
West Central Community Center 1603 N Belt St Spokane 99205
Volunteer Coordinator: Phone: 326-9540 Fax: 326-2347 myspokane.net/wccc
Dir: Don Higgins Admin Services Coordinator: Jan Penney
Multi-faceted agency including, programs for WIC, Head Start, toddler/preschool, Deaconess Women’s Clinic, beforeand afterschool care program and summer day camp, developmentally disabled adult programs, SNAP seasonal
energy Assistance, recreation, seasonal programs and events.
Northwest Lutheran Social Services 210 W Sprague Ave Spokane 99201
Volunteer Coordinator: Sue Holly Phone: 747-8224 Fax: 747-0609 www.inlandnorthwest@lcsnw.org
Director: Dennis McCaughey Nonprofit human-service agency serving people of all ages, faiths
and cultures to bring health, justice and hope. Offers Sexual Assault & Family Trauma Response Center
(SAFeT), ACT for Kids, Foster Care & Adoption Programs and Sexually Reactive Youth Program.
Disabilities
ALS Association 866-STOP-ALS
The Evergreen Chapter
Spokane Branch 101 W Indiana, Spokane 99205
Phone: 325-3747
susan@alsa-ec.org
Coordinator: Susan Soth Link for patients and families to receive education, information and services
to help them live productive lives with ALS. Serves seven counties in Eastern WA and three in N Idaho.
Call for list of support groups.
Arc of Spokane
127 W Boone Ave Spokane 99201
Phone: 328-6326 x126 Fax: 328-6342
gfalk@arc-spokane.org
arc-spokane.org
Exec Director: Greg Falk Promotes independence and choice and enhances quality of
life for people with developmental disabilities and their families. Provides information, resources,
education, advocacy, emotional support and direct support.
Arc Community Center
116 W Indiana, Spokane 99205
Phone: 789-2247 Fax: 328-6342
Jenna Tracy jtracy@arc-spokane.org
arc-spokane.org
Allows people with developmental disabilities to connect with others.Offers daily social, recreational,
educational and volunteer activities, plus monthly dances and an annual variety show.Builds confidence
and provides meaningful day-time activities.
ARC Home Ownership Opportunities
127 W Boone Spokane 99201
Phone: 328-6326
Cathie Griffith cgriffith@arc-spokane.org
Offers person-centered approach to support people with developmental disabilities to plan early for
their future and obtain home ownership. Provides action plans to access low-interest funds and down
payment assistance programs.
Autism Society
Spokane Chapter POB 8414, 99203
Phone: 624-3323 1-888-ASW4YOU
Spokane@autismsocietyofwa.org
President: J Parry, Contact: K Stimpfle
Local resource manual, e-newsletter, for and about people with autism spectrum disorders.
Sponsorship of support, information/ seminars.
Brain Injury Assn of WA
607 S Government Way PO Box 141822, Spokane 99214
biawaspokane.org
Contacts: Gloria Malmoeor, Craig Scilia
Admin: Ashley Richards Provides information, support and resources to those with a brain injury, as
well as to families, friends and professionals. Network through the community with support groups,
conferences and safety presentations. Offers articles, videos and books for the public.
Colville - Stevens County
Mount Carmel Hospital
982 East Columbia, Colville
Craig Sicilia 218-7982
Danny Holmes 680-4634
tbisurvivorsnetwork.ning.com/
events/colville-brain-injury-support
Eastern Washington/North ID
Veterans Brain Injury Support
Kootenai Medical Center
2003 Lincoln Way
Coeur D’Alene 83814
Craig Sicilia 218-7982
Ron Grigsby 208-659-5459
Career Connections 421 N Mullan Rd Spokane 99216
Phone: 928-0423 Fax: 928-0441 TDD928-0906
carconn@carconn.org
Teresa Antosyn peoplelinking.com
Assists individuals with disabilities disadvantages with job readiness and placement. Includes WorkFirst
Services such as packaging, assembly, shrink wrapping, mailings, jump-rope and greeting, card sales,
commercial custodial, work and grounds keeping.
Catholic Housing Communities
Catholic Charities 12 East 5th Ave, 99202
PO Box 2253, Spokane 99210
Phone: 624-5133
catholiccharitiesspokane.org
Contact: Gloria Houston Sponsors 12 service-enriched apartment homes for persons with disabilities,
seniors, families and single parents.
Center Pointe
1408 N Washington St Spokane 99201
Phone: 325-5451 Fax: 344-1083
centerpointe@qwestoffice.net
Exec Dir: Spike Cunningham United Way agency that provides social/recreational activity for people
with disabilities. Affordable rental venue for wedding receptions & meetings.
Churches Offering Sign- Language Interpreters
Spokane: New Life Assembly of God, St Aloysius Catholic,Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall
(2824 N Lee St), Deaf Faith Lutheran, St Mark’s Lutheran, Manito United Methodist, First
Church of the Nazarene, Life Center, Calvary Chapel, Mending Fences Fellowship, Deaf Church of the
Open Bible and Hamblen Park
Presbyterian, Pullman: Emmanuel Baptist.
Client Assistance Program (CAP)
206-721-5999 800-544-2121
Provides advocacy and information for persons with disabilities who seek or receive services from
programs under the Rehabilitation Act. Includes the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR),
Department of Services for the Blind, independent-living programs and projects with industry. Assists
with mediation and administrative proceedings. Provides information
on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
COPES Personal Care Program
Long Term Case Management
5125 N Market St Spokane 99207
Phone: 458-7450
Pam Sloan, Director Provides medicaid program for personal care/household assistance to functionally impaired persons
18+ who live in their own homes.
CORD - Coalition of Responsible Disabled
620 N Maple St, Spokane 99201
Phone: 326-6355 Fax: 327-2420 V/TDD877-606-2680
linda@cordwa.info
Exec Director: Linda McClain Seeks to improve quality of life and self-determination of persons with
disabilities. Skill training, attendant care, living arrangement, assisting technology, family services, peer
support systems and individual advocacy payee services.
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Disability Ministry – Physically Challenged & Friends Fourth Memorial Church
2000 N Standard Mail: 11821 N Lancelot Drive Spokane 99208
denniskulver@yahoo.com 487-2786 or 468-5999
Director: Merlie Kluver Support ministry for physically impaired people, meets in the west
entrance 7-8:30pm, Mons.
Disability Parking Privileges
Spokane County Court House 1116 W Broadway 1st Floor Annex, 99260
Phone 800-614-5174 477-2222
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DDD - Division of Developmental Disabilities
1611 W Indiana Spokane 99205
Phone: 329-2900 Fax: 568-3037
Support and services for mental retardation, cerebral palsy epilepsy, autism or other neurological
conditions 18+.
Tri County Outstation 685-6185
1100 S Main 866-715-3646
Colville 99114 Fax: 684-7430
DVR (WA Division of Vocational Rehabilitation)
1313 N Atlantic St, Ste 1000 Spokane 99201
Phone: 363-4700 TTY 456-6342 888-468-9763 800-548-0941
Helps people with disabilities prepare for, obtain and retain employment. Vocational
rehabilitation programs are custom designed for each individual.
Hearing Loss Center
1206 N Howard Spokane 99201
Phone: 328-9220 328-9229 Fax: 327-4622
info@hlc-ewa.org
Director: Char Parsley char@hlc-ewa.org Serves diverse people, helping deaf and hard of hearing
access services free to the hearing population.
Epilepsy Foundation NW
Eastern Office Lindaman Center 315 W Mission #21, Spokane 99201
Phone: 509-325-1128 Fax: 290-5418
Offers advocacy, information, referral and support to individuals and families affected by epilepsy.
Provides community education programs and materials.
To volunteer, download the Volunteer Registration Form and submit it to the nearest EFNW office, or email to
mail@epilepsynw.org.
Free Rein Therapeutic Riding
Sandy Jones, Director
freereinspokane@hotmail.com
freereinspokane.org
Phone: 979-1468
Enhances physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing of individuals with disabilities.
L’Arche Spokane
703 E Nora Spokane 99207
Phone: 483-0438 Fax: 483-0460
infor@larcheofspokane.org
larcheofspokane.org
Lura Southerland Provides Christian community for people with developmental disabilities living with assistants.
Non-denominational with strong spiritual emphasis. Licensed as Adult Family Homes with state.
Lakeland Village
2320 S Salnave Rd
Phone: 299-1069 Fax: 299-1070
PO Box 200, Medical Lake 99022
www.lakelandvillageassociates.org
Superintendent: Diane Kilgore Residential habilitation center for developmentally disabled persons.
Provides each resident with appropriate, comprehensive services based on individual program plans
that honor human and legal rights. Facilitates
maximum progress toward personal independence.
Learning Skills Center
West Central Community Center
1603 N Belt Spokane 99205
Phone: 323-7517 Fax: 326-2347
bnwccc@qwest.net
mthomas@wccda.net
Program Marty Thomas Offers day program for developmentally disabled ages 16+ to learn
Independence skills, make friends, enjoy activities and promote community integration.
Lilac Services for the Blind
1212 N Howard St Spokane 99201
Mathew Plank, Director
info@lilacblindfoundation.org
lilacblindfoundation.org
Services include: orientation, mobility, communication skills, library service, aids and appliances, reader
service, home teaching, low vision services, public education, volunteers, referral services, recreational
activities, in-service training, social meeting rooms, information/referrals and radio broadcast
information.
Muscular Dystrophy Assn (MDA)
101 W Indiana Spokane 99205 800-577-6716
mda.org spokanedistrict@mdausa.org
Keilani Kouchi Healthcare Service Coordinator:
Phone: 325-3747 Fax: 325-3902
kkouchi@mdausa.org
Assists with payment of covered services if no other resource pays
allowable limit: diagnostic and follow-up care and PT. Research and summer camp for ages 6-21,
monthly support groups.
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)
818 E Sharp Spokane 99202
Phone 800-344-4867 Fax: 483-1077
nationalmssociety.org/wai
Admin: Kerry Wiltzius wai@nmss.org
Serves people with MS, their families, professionals and community members: information referral,
educational programs,
counseling, self-help groups, social activities and equipment loans.
Northwest Autism Center
c/o St Anne’s Children Center
25 W 5th, Ste 113 Spokane 99201
Phone 328-1582 Fax: 877-376-3335
info@nwautism.org nwautism.org
Exec Director: Dawn Sidell
Director Family Services: Deborah Finck
Director of Domino Project: Shira Ackerman (EWU Campus)
Admin: Diane Kann
Supports, facilitates and builds comprehensive, community based approaches to helping children and
adults with autism spectrum disorders. Community Connections Program provides information and
referral through phone and website services.
Nova Services
1101 N Fancher, Ste B Spokane Valley 99212
Phone: 928-1588
shuntley@nova-services.org
nova-services.org
Exec Director: Shawn Huntley shuntley@nova-services.org
Provides employment options to persons with disabilities referred by DVR or DDD
Eastern State Hospital
PO Box 800
Maple Street
Mail Stop B 32-23
Medical Lake, WA 99022-0800
Phone: 509-565-4000
Fax: 509-565-4705
Email: ESHInfo@dshs.wa.gov
Volunteer
Volunteers are considered an integral part of the hospital's operation and are actively recruited
throughout the year. Contact the volunteer coordinator at (509) 565-4280 if you are interested in
volunteering.
Individual or group tours to the hospital and museum can be arranged by calling the hospital’s volunteer
coordinator at (509) 565-4280.
Directions to the hospital can be obtained by calling (509) 565-4000 can be printed off along with the
Spokane Mental Health
Volunteer Opportunities
SMH is a comprehensive mental health provider for the residents of Spokane
County. Due to the wide array of services, we depend a great deal on the
community for volunteer support. Whether you want to work with those in an
immediate crisis, elders who need transportation, or seniors who need peer
counseling, SMH has numerous volunteer opportunities.
First Call For Help
Trained volunteers, under the supervision of SMH professional staff, provide 24
hour telephone crisis intervention, information, assistance and supportive listening
in a confidential and caring manner. First Call For Help also serves as the first
level of response for all calls received after normal business hours at SMH.
Four hour shifts are available, once a week or more, and we work with your
schedule to set your volunteer hours. As a volunteer you will participate in an
extensive 30 hour training program.
Volunteer training includes:
 Telephone techniques
 How to access referral information
 How to refer callers to relevant resources
 Crisis intervention techniques
 Supportive listening skills
 Role play scenarios
 Overview of mental illness
 Overview of community resources
Care Cars
Friendly volunteers (19 years of age and older) share time by providing escort
transportation for older adults who are unable to drive a car or use public
transportation to medical appointments. Individuals can choose a volunteer
schedule that best matches their own needs. In addition, volunteers receive
mileage reimbursement.
Volunteers receive training that prepares them for providing escort services to
elders who are most in need of assistance, but not wheelchair bound or immobile.
For more information, call (509) 458-7450.
Senior Peer Counseling
Sensitive, compassionate men and women, aged 55 or older, are chosen as
counselors for their ability to establish trust and rapport with peers seeking help.
Volunteers offer similar life experiences and the ability to actively listen.
Volunteer counselors aid peers in rediscovering and developing a positive selfimage, greater self-awareness and feelings of accomplishment. The Senior Peer
Counselor’s effectiveness is due to a commonality of experiences that create a
bond of trust between volunteers and elders.
For more information, call (509) 458-7450.
Diversity
Access All - EWU Senior Hall 237, Cheney 99004
Advisor: Grace Creasman
Phone: 359-4762
Promotes a climate of tolerance and understanding on campus for disabled, minority cultural, and
ethnic groups.
AHANA - African American, Hispanic, Asian, Native American Business Association
Community-Minded Enterprises 25 W Main St, Ste 310 Spokane 99201
Ben Cabildo bcabildo@ahana.org www.ahana.org
Saranac Building 209-2634 x1034
Phone: 838-1881 Fax: 353-2600
Provides a support system for minority business/professionals in cooperation with local businesses.
Citizens for Nonviolent Action Against Racism - CINAAR
4422 E Queen Spokane 99217 info@cinaar.org
Exec Director: Spencer Hamm www.cinaar.org
Phone: 487-2278
Fights racism and poverty by education on racial equality in the Inland NW and abroad.
Human Rights Commission
City of Spokane, 808 W Spokane Falls Blvd Spokane 99201
Phone: 625-6263 humanrights@spokanecity.org www.spokanehumanrights.org
Chair: Dennis Cronin
Advises the city council on issues of human rights and unjust discrimination and implementation
of programs consistent with the needs of all residents of the City of Spokane. Human Rights Education
Institute for Hate Studies Gonzaga University414 E Sharp MA: 502 E Boone
Ave, AD Box 43, Spokane 99258
Center for American Indian Studies,
Phone: 313-3665 againsthate@gonzaga.edu www.guweb2.gonzaga.edu/againsthate/
Works to eliminate hate in the university community, the Northwest region and the nation
through research, advocacy and education.
Spokane County Bar Association Diversity Section1116 W Broadway, 4th Flr Spokane 99206
Phone: 477-6032 www.spokanebar.org
Promotes racial and ethnic diversity in the local legal community, by retaining and recruiting attorneys
of color. The Diversity Fund in honor of the late Carl Maxey provides scholarships.
Spokane Minority Advisory & Resource Team - SMART
Wallace Williams 358-7522
Washington State Human Rights Commission Rock Pointe Plaza III 1330 N Washington St Ste
2460 Spokane 99201
Phone: 1-800-233-3247 sortiz@hum.wa.govhum.wa.gov
sortiz@hum.wa.gov hum.wa.gov
Chair: Yvonne Lopez-Morton Operations Manager: Sharon Ortiz
Investigates allegations of discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodation, credit and insurance
based on race, creed, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, HIV or hepatitis status and
disability. Offers educational programs on civil rights.
Links Incorporated PO Box 4686, Spokane 99202
Director: Fannie Bush
Phone: 534-9071
Women’s service organization that sponsors annual Ebony Fashion Show. Proceeds fund projects such as Coats
for kids, scholarships and Keys to Success.
NAACP - National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Spokane Branch Unit # 137 730 E Boone, 99258 PO Box 18968, Spokane 99228
Phone: 467-9793
President: V Anne Smith www.naacp.org spokanenaacp@yahoo.com
Addresses issues of civil rights violations and racism.
Filipino American Student Association of the Inland Empire PO Box 4837 Spokane 99202
Phone: 487-9711
Email: info@faale.org www.faale.org
info@faaie.org
Educates on Filipino culture and traditions through events that give a taste of the Philippines.
Japanese American Citizens League - Spokane Chapter PO Box 2772, Spokane 99220
www.spokanejacl.org
Service organization for Japanese-American welfare. Runs the Hifumi home for seniors.
Japanese Cultural Mukogawa Fort Wright Institute 4000 W Randolph Rd Spokane 99224
Candie Faulhaber-Coker www.mfwi.org
Program source, museum and resource center. Offers information on Japanese culture to promote
global friendship and peace.
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South Asia Cultural Association 410 E Shiloh Hills Dr, 99208
sreeharani@hotmail.com www.spokanedesi.com/saca
Sreedharani Nandagopal
Promotes public events to educate on music and art of India.
Spokane Chinese Association
President: Jane Gong (Jiang-qiang)
Jiangqing4305@hotmail.com
Organizes community events for Spokane’s Chinese and offers Chinese dancing classes.
Spokane Hmong Association 15225 E 17th Ct 891-1791 Spokane Valley 99203
Khoua Xiong
Provides support to the Hmong community, 3-5:30pm, M-F.
Vietnamese Youth Group
Nga Nguyen Todd
Phone: 879-3261 tnga@hotmail.com
Vietnamese dance.
Hispanic Ministry 1023 W Riverside Ave, Rm 308 PO Box 1453 Spokane 99210
mciturriaga@dioceseofspokane.org
Sister Myrta Iturriaga
Resource for Hispanic Ministry Retreats, translations, visits in hospitals and more.
Inland NW Community Services 631 S Richard Allen Ct, Ste 206 Spokane 99202
Phone: 998-7752 www.inlandnwcs.org
Spanish instruction.
La Prensa Bilingüe Bilingual Press PO Box 18835, Spokane 99208
bilingualpress@icehouse.net www.bilingualpress@latinewszone.com
Director: Troy Gaines, www.latinewzone.com
Publisher/Editor: Maria Alvarez
Bilingual community newspaper and online offers a meeting place highlighting and appreciating
Hispanic/Latino culture. Features daily international and local news on topics of interest.
El Centro de Spokane: Hispanic/Latino Resource Center
Phone: 483-2523
Resource center and referrals for Hispanic community.
Spanish Camp Villa Vista Language Academy 724 E Hastings Rd, Spokane 99218
laura@growwithspanish.com www.growwithspanish.com
Director: Laura Hamilton
Teaches Spanish through music, arts, games, and sports during week-long camp. Camps from 8:30 am-noon and
noon-4:30pm.
American Italian Lodge 2172 Knights of Columbus Hall 302 E Boone Ave, 99201
Phone: 328-8639
President: Wayne Rohme icpres@aol.com
Contact: Ettore Milla
Fraternal, charitable group for Italian-rooted people, 7pm, 1st Th.
Danish Sisterhood of America 2214 S Herald Rd Spokane Valley 99206
Beth Larsen www.danishsisterhood.com
Also in Colville, Lodge 183
Danske Damer
German American Society 25 W 3rd Ave Spokane 99201
President: George Britton
Phone: 747-0004 www.germanamericansociety-spokane.org
Promotes German heritage, language, culture and relationships to the wider community. Offers Concordia Choir.
Facilities with kitchen available for weddings receptions and private parties.
Germans-Russia Heritage Society Inland NW Chapter 6515 N Altamont St. Spokane 99228
valri@comcast.net www.grhs.org/inland
Valerie Ingram, Wanda Hopkins
Brings together people interested in discovering the history of German-Russians and preserving their heritage.
Irish Culture Andaire Academy of Irish Dance
1-800-973-3917
Mona Ryan spokane@andaire.org
Celtic Music Spokane PO Box 4816, Spokane 99220
info@celticmusicspokane.com www.celticmusicspokane.com
The Celtic Nots
Phone:624-3360 www.celticnots.com
Haran School of Irish Dance 1006 S Perry St, 99202 Mail: 361 E 3rd Ave
Phone: 927-0522
738-4633
Kettle Falls 99141 Sarah Quest
Kelly Irish Dancers 8216 E Big Meadows Rd Chattaroy 99003
Contact: Margaret Evans Phone: 238-1837
Northwest Highland Dancers 5627 North D St Spokane 99205
Marie@SpokaneDance.org
www.nwhighlanddancers.tripod.com
Spokane Scots/St. Andrew’s Society of the Inland NW W 23rd Ave 99206, Spokane 99211
SpokaneScotsPR@msn.com www.spokanescots.org
Publicity Chair: Donna Graham
President: Rick Campbell
Promotes Scottish heritage and preservation in Eastern WA and North Idaho for people of Scottish descent or
interested persons.
Alliance (GLBTQA) College Clubs
Creates safe space and educates the community.
Open Conversation: Gay-Straight Assn
Ben Bonnema bbonnema10@whitworth.edu
BiNet Spokane
Phone: 217-1271
Social support group for bisexual men and women.
Citizens Advancing Equality 807 1/2 W 12th Ave Spokane 99204
Chair: Dean Lynch
Phone: 293-4993
Educates elected officials to build awareness of GLBT people.
Inland Northwest Business Alliance 9 S Washington, Ste 618 Spokane 99201
Director: Marvin Reguindin inba@inbaspokane.org www.INBAspokane.org
Phone: 455-3699
Publishes INBA Business Resource Directory. Affiliate of the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of
Commerce. Provides scholarships to GLBT/Allied students.
Inland Northwest LGBT Center 1522 N. Washington, 99201
Executive Director: Heather Campbell
Phone: 489-1914 info@thelgbtcenter.org www. thelgbtcenter.org
Supports a vibrant LGBT community through collaborative programming promoting advocacy, education and
wellness.
Inland Northwest Support
Phone: 230-4076
spokane_trans@rocketmail.com
Unites the transgendered community.
Odyssey Youth Center 1121 S Perry St Spokane 99202
Phone: 325-3637
Fax: 210-9606
Provides support for LGBTQ Teens
OutSpokane PO Box 883, Spokane 99201
info@outspokane.com www.letsgetvisible.com
Creates a visible, supportive community toward LGBT.
PFLAG Spokane )Parents,Friends, & Family of Lesbians and Gays
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 2715 Ray St, Spokane, WA 99203
Co-Chair: Ronnie Olivier 638-9767
oliverfamily10@msn.com
Co-Chair: Helen Bonser 251-2186
ssp_howie@hotmail.com
Supports, educates, and advocates for families of LGBTQA
Pride Foundation Inland NW PO Box 2194, 99210
Phone: 1- 800-735-7287
farand@pridefoundation.org
Farand Gunnels pridefoundation.org
Awards grants to nonprofits, scholarships to students to develop strong leaders, and create equality
to workplaces and a safe, affirming community for LGBT in the NW.
American Indian CommunityCenter 801 E 2nd Ave, Ste 10 Spokane 99202
Phone: 535-0886 Fax: 534-7210
Provides educational opportunities and support for Urban Native Americans
Camas Path 934 S Garfield Rd Airway Heights 99001
Director: Joe Pakootas jpakootas@camasinstitute.com www.kalispeltribe.com
Phone: 789-7610 1-800-561-7714
Admin: Jamie Brokie Fax: 789-7629
Vision of education, employment, early learning, behavioral health, medical & dental services, fitness,
recreation, and community involvement and services for the Kalispel Tribe. Offers programs to area tribes and the
community.
Salish School of Spokane 5810 N St. Cedar, 99205
Executive Director: LaRae Wiley
Phone: 325-2018 Cell 631-0991
info@saliahschoolofspokane.org www.salishschoolofspokane.org
Salish is the first language of the Inland NW spoken by elders of area tribes including Spokane,
Coeur d’Alene, Kalispel, and Colville. Creates a vibrant community of fluent speakers of Interior Salish languages by
instruction to children and by empowering parents and families to speak Salish in their daily lives.
organizing and candidacy as a
way to serve in our community.
League of Women Voters Spokane Branch 2404 N Howard St, Spokane 99205
President: Ann Murphy
Phone: 326-8026 Fax: 456-8794
VP: Pam Behring lwvwa.org
Nonpartisan organization that
encourages informed and active participation in government. Seeks to influence public policy through education
and advocacy.
Education and Private School Programs
Adventure Dynamics
PO Box 213 Nine Miles Falls 99026
Phone 467-0800
adventuredynamics@earthlink.net
adventuredynamics.com
Outdoor experience that fosters the development and skills of individual and group.
Bethel Christian Life Center
401 N Wynne Colville 99114
Phone (509) 685-0234
lward@bethelclc.org bethelclc.org
Exec Dir: Lloyd Ward
Christian based drop-in centers for youth to build friendships and participate in activities.
.
Camp Cross & Diocesan Youth Ministries
Episcopal Diocese of Spokane
245 E 13th Ave 624-5780
Spokane 99202 campcross.org
campcross@spokanediocese.org
Character Camp
500 S Stone Spokane 99202
Phone: 625-6696
Recreational and educational program for youth 6-12 in a structured environment that includes activities. Fees.
Christian Youth Theater
6205 E Mansfield, Ste A PO Box 11932 Spokane Valley 99212
487-6540 Fax: 691-0237
www.cytspokane.com
office@cytspokane.com
Offers a non-denominational after-school theater arts education program for children ages 6-18. Strives to
produce quality, family entertainment with a commitment to high technical and artistic
standards.
Facilities:
Northwest Christian Schools is located on two campus sites:
Preschool-6th Grade
Headmaster's Assistant
Contact:
bfriedly@nwcs.org Bonnie Friedly
Central Campus
1412 W. Central Ave.
Spokane, WA 99205
509-328-4400
Our Central campus, established in 1951, is a wonderful facility located in northwest Spokane. The school is
comprised of several buildings, gymnasium, and playing field. The school offers a nurturing and creative
learning environment. Plans are underway for a new elementary school at the Colbert campus. This new
school will create an amazing fresh environment for children to learn and flourish and unite our entire school
family again on one campus. More information about these plans, progress and the NWCS Capital Campaign are
available here.
Middle School & High School
Contact: Elementary Administrative
lklaja@nwcs.org
Linda Klaja
Colbert Campus
5104 E. Bernhill Rd.
Colbert, WA 99005
509-238-4005
Our Colbert campus is beautifully situated on 116 wooded acres north of Spokane. The campus offers an
attractive setting to learn and explore. The overall complex includes a large academic building, offices,
chapel, athletic fields, and an activity center/gymnasium.
Upper Columbia Academy
3025 E. Spangle-Waverly Rd. Spangle, WA
99031
(509) 245-3600
Telephone:
(509) 245-3643
Fax:
http://www.ucaa.org
Web site:
info@ucaa.org
General Information:
UCA Website Questions: webmaster@ucaa.org
Links to Contact
Staff Directory
Information :
Directory
Address
Department Phone/Fax:
Phone Numbers:
Business Office (509) 245-3619
Cornerstone Christian Academy Grades 1st to 8th
1801 E. 29th Spokane WA 99203
Phone (509) 835-1235
FAX (509) 835-1237
office@cchristianacademy.com
Faith Baptist Academy
Faith Baptist Church, 2804 E Euclid Ave, Spokane, WA 99207
Phone: (509)482-6101
Greg Boyle, Pastor
pastor@fbcspokane.com
Gonzaga Preparatory School
1224 East Euclid
Spokane, Washington 99207
Phone: (509) 483-8511 FAX (509) 483-3124
The Oaks Christian Academy
P.O. Box 141146
Phone: (509) 536-5955
FAX: (509) 536-7877
Little Red School House Children Center
621 W Sprague Ave
Spokane, WA 99201
(509) 456-3776
South Hill KinderCare
534-2319
East 3201 26th Avenue
Spokane, WA 99223-4014
Environmental Sustainability
Conservation Northwest-Spokane Spokane
35 West Main, #220 Spokane, WA 99201 509-747-1663
Volunteer Coordinator:
A local, cooperative effort to develop a management plan for the Columbia Highlands that sustains jobs,
restores forests, protects wildlife, and ensures outdoor recreation opportunities for everyone.
http://www.conservationnw.org/getinvolved/volunteer
The Dishman Hills Natural Area Association
3415 S. Lincoln Drive Spokane, WA 99203 509-999-5100
Volunteer Coordinator: Jeff Lambert
Dishman Hills is a unique and special little woodland tucked into a highly residential area. There are ponds with
frog choruses and wildflowers add splashes of color to the forest greens and browns. Springs feed lush wetlands
and animals come to browse
http://www.dhnaa.org/
Friends of the Centennial Trail
PO Box 351 Spokane WA 99210-0351 509-624-7188
The mission of the Friends of the Centennial Trail is "To assist in the maintenance and development of the
Spokane Centennial Trail and its adjacent parklands."
friends@spokanecentennialtrail.org
God’s Garden
Maple Street and Kiernan
Kerry Absher
509-638-7480
Community garden dedicated to helping low-income families.
Inner City Outings-Spokane
1829 South Limerick Drive Spokane Valley, WA 99037
Volunteer Coordinator: Chris Bachman
Promote appreciation for and protection of the natural environment through wilderness adventures and
environmental education; and to create opportunities for personal growth and development by linking
participants from different cultures, fostering respect for self and others, nurturing self-reliance, and providing
participants with outdoor skills training and leadership opportunities
scspokaneico@comcast.net
The Lands Council
25 w. Main Ave., Suite 222 Spokane, WA 99201 509-209-2403
Volunteer Coordinator: Kit Hall
A local grassroots non-profit dedicated to protecting the quality of life in the Inland Northwest.
www.Landscouncil.org
One World Spokane
1804 E Sprague Ave. Spokane, WA 99202
509-270-1608
One World Spokane is a 501 (c)(3) non profit Organic Community Kitchen with a purpose, where you choose
your portions of creatively crafted food according to your appetite and your budget. Alternatively you can
volunteer in exchange for a meal.
http://www.oneworldspokane.com
P.E.A.C.H. Community Farm
509-216-9273
Volunteer Coordinator: Bryan Brown
Come meet the baby goats, plant some seeds, and work in the beautiful vegetable gardens. By
volunteering on our nonprofit organic farm, you are helping us bring nutritious produce to low-income
Spokane. Sign up at www.peachlocal.com or email bryan@peachlocal.com
Spokane Audubon Society
P.O. Box 9820 Spokane, WA 99209 509-448-2447
Volunteer Coordinator: Joyce Alonso
Promotes, perpetuates and protects area wildlife, particularly birds and endangered species, by preserving and
enhancing their habitat through education and activism.
www.Spokaneaudubon.org
Spokane County Parks and Recreation
509-477-6395
The mission of the Parks, Recreation and Golf Department is to enhance the general quality of life for the
residents of Spokane County by providing the highest quality and quantity of parks, recreation, open space, and
related cultural opportunities given the available resources
http://www.spokanecounty.org/parks
Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge
26010 S. Smith Rd. Cheney, WA 99004 509-235-4723
Volunteer Coordinator: Sandy Rancourt
Interested in making a contribution to the preservation of our natural heritage? Turnbull National Wildlife
Refuge has opportunities for individuals to assist with wildlife research, environmental education,
administration, maintenance, habitat restoration, and trail maintenance.
Sandy_Rancourt@fws.gov
Vinegar Flats Community Garden
Vinegar Flats
509-624-9788
kcarey@ccspokane.org
The 12,000 sq. foot garden, located on heritage farmland 5 minutes from downtown Spokane, serves
not only as the grounding force for the community outreach initiatives of the program, but as a tool for
food production and a teaching implement encouraging food security and social empowerment in the
community.
http://vinegarflatsgarden.catholiccharitiesspokane.org/VinegarFlats/Welcome.html
West Valley Outdoor Learning Center
8706 E. Upriver Drive Spokane, WA 99212 509-340-1028
Volunteer Coordinator:
The mission of the West Valley Outdoor Learning Center is to instill an appreciation for fish, wildlife and our
natural resources by giving teachers and students an opportunity to have experiences in an outdoor setting.
http://olc.wvsd.org/
Food and Clothing Banks
SPOKANE
Zip Or
Second Harvest Food Bank
Volunteer Coordinator: Debbie Cemens debbiec@2-harvest.org
Phone: 252-6257
www.2-harvest.org
Sign up online to volunteer for Tom’s Turkey Drive and other community events
ganization Address Phone Hours Zip/Area or service
99201 Berachah Food Bank 1225 N Cochran 747-6035 F by appointment by appointment
99201 The City Gate 170 S Madison 455-9670 F C 10-3, T-F appt 99201 S of River, 204, 224, minors
99201 Peaceful Valley Center 214 N Cedar St 624-8634 F C H F&C: 9:30-1:30, F;C: 9-12 T anyone in need,
peacefulvalley.org
99201 Shalom Ministries 518 W Third 455-9019 C 7:30-8:30, M-Th,4:30-5:30 M during meal serving times
99201 VOA Emergency Services 525 W Second 624-2378 C H any emergencies, teens in need
99204 Clothes Closet - Central Lutheran 512 S Bernard St 624-9233 C 1-3, W anyone in need
99204 Spokane AIDS Network 905 S Monroe St 455-8993 F HIV/AIDS
99201 Off-Broadway Family Outreach Broadway & Nettleton 998-4096/2630 F C H 9:30-1, M West Central
99201 Our Place Ministries 1509 W College 326-7267 F C H 10-1, MTTh,last St River-Montgomery
99201 Spokane Community Warehouse 800 N Hamilton 991-9345 H spokanecommunitywarehouse.org
99201 Westminster Presbyterian Food Bank 2705 W Boone Ave 329-0351 F 11-1:45, W,F River-Montgomery, W of Monroe
99201 YWCA Our Sister’s Closet 930 N Monroe 326-1190 C 9-4:30, M-F, women needing jobs
99205 Caritas Outreach Ministries 5109 N Adams 326-2249 F 10-1, MWTh appt N of Wellesley/W of Division
99205 Donation Station - Shiloh Hills 207 E Lincoln Rd 325-4159 C H 11-1, 1st F foster families only
99205 God’s Closet - Central Adventist 804 W Spofford Rd 991-4541 C area children
99205 Joseph’s Pantry/Trinity Closet 708 W Nora 325-0343 CB: 10-4, T-F anyone in need
99205 NW Ecumenical Food Bank Audubon Park UMC
3908 N Driscoll
325-4541 F C 9:30-12:30, 2nd/
last T
99205, 99026
99207 Better Living Center 25 E North Foothills 325-1258 F 9-6, T; 9-2 Th Monroe-Perry/Francis-Mission
uccsda.org/communityservice
99207 Living Hope FB/Clothing Swap 918 E Garland 487-3100/
323-0762
F C 12-2, 3rd Sat
99207 Salvation Army Family Services 204 E Indiana 325-6821 F C H 9-5, MTThF, 1-7 W anyone in need/emergency
99207 SNAP Northeast Food Bank 4001 N Cook 487-1114 F 1-3, M-F; 2-4, T 99207/99217, mobile FB
99207 St Peter Lutheran Food Bank 4620 N Regal 487-4843/4943 F C 8:30-12, F
99208 Serve Spokane 202 E Lyons 444-8445 F C 99208: ServeSpokane.org
99217 In HIS Name Food Bank 2524 E Queen 4487-2160 F 12-4, MW
othes
Household
Food & Clothing Programs - Spokane Downtown
Food Banks & Clothing Banks in Spokane and Spokane Valley
Zip Organization Address Phone Hours Zip/Area or service
99202 The Store House - Calvary Bapt 207 E 3rd St 747-8793 F C 9-1, MW in need, contact: Bernard Jones
99202 East Central Community Center 500 S Stone 625-6699 F C 8:30-4, M-F appt 99202, W of Park Rd -212
99202 Labor of Love - Jesus is the Answer 1803 E DeSmet 536-4803 F varies in need
99202 Mending Fences Fellowship 1906 E Sprague 742-0967 F 4-6:30, T 99202 or congreg member
99202 Mission Community Outreach 1906 E Mission Ave 536-1084 F C H MWF for women and infants
99202 Union Gospel Mission 1224 E Trent 535-8510 C 8-9, M-WF; 9-10, Th for male lodgers
99223 Southside Food Pantry 2934 E 27 Ave 535-2301 F 10:30-12, Sat 99203, 223, 224
99001 Airway Heights Baptist Church 12322 W Hwy 2 244-2474 F 10-2, 1st & 3rd St West Plains, ahbchurch.org
99003 North County Food Bank 40015A N Collins 292-2530 F 9-12, MW colbertpres.org/CB/foodbank.htm
99004 Cheney Clothing Bank 204 4th St 236-4600 C 9-12, W Cheney and SW County
99004 Cheney Food Bank 100 Anderson Rd 235-2325 F 9-noon, TW Cheney and SW County
99005 Christ’s Community Closet- Greenbluff UMC9908 E Greenbluff Rd 238-9100 C 12-3, Th North Spokane
99005 New Hope Resource Center 4211 E Colbert Rd 467-2900 F H 9:30-1:30 TTh, 6-8 Th North Spokane
99006 The Greenhouse 732 W Walnut 276-8224 F H 10-3, MTThF Deer Park
99021 Mead Food Bank - Mead UMC 12611 N Wilson 466-7068 F 4-6:4, W Mead
99022 Medical Lake Outreach 211 N Lefeyvre St 299-3819 F C 10-12, F West Spokane County
99026 Tum Tum Community FB 6424 Hwy 291 276-2653 F 11-3, 3rd/4th Sat Nine Mile Falls
99027 Otis Orchards Food Bank Adventist 4308 N Harvard Rd F 12-4, 2nd &4th T East Valley & Newman Lake,
99031 Spangle Food Bank - Community Church 300 E Second Ave 245-3362 F 2-3, 4th W Spangle, Rosalia
99206 Klothes Kloset - Opportunity Christian Fellowship 12321 E 14th Ave 926-2673 F C 9-5 M-F live in service area
99206 St John Vianney Poverty Fund 503 N Walnut 928-5428 F 9-12, T & Th live in parish boundary
99206 Spokane Valley Partners 10814 E Broadway 927-1153 11-4, W, 11-1,Th, C: 1-3 M-TWC, CV Spokane Valley,
99224 Windsor Baptist Food/Necessity Closet 4404 W Hallett 455-7816 F C varies low-income
Homelessness and Poverty
Alexandria’s House
Volunteers of America 525 W 2nd Ave Spokane WA 99201
Phone 489-0349 Fax: 489-3863
www.voaspokane.org
Jill Staples, Alexandria's House manager
Jill Staples manages Alexandria’s House where she creates a safe, healthy and nurturing environment for pregnant and
parenting teenagers where they learn the skills necessary to be successful parents—from how to soothe a fussy baby to
applying for financial aid to go to college. Jill has been with Volunteers of America since 1992 and draws inspiration from
her own experience as a teen parent. Patient, consistent and caring, Jill is an excellent role model. Jill can be reached at
jstaples@voaspokane.org or 509.489.0349.
Aston-Bleck Apartments
Volunteers of America
2311 E Boone Ave Spokane 99201
Phone: 535-8267 Fax: 535-0851
www.voaspokane.org
bcannon@voaspokane.org
Director: Bridget Cannon
Transitional housing for young women, parenting and non-parenting, 2 bedroom, for women 18-21, case management.
Coalition of Responsible Disabled - CORD
612 N Maple 877-606-2680 Spokane 99201
Phone: 326-6355 Fax: 327-2420
Serves all people with disabilities in the Spokane area to teach independent living skills, advocacy, offer
peer support and to give information and referral services. Can provide technical assistance to
businesses and agencies on a wide variety of disability issues.
Destiny House & Outreach
Spokane Dream Center 29 W 2nd Ave, Spokane 99201
Phone: 624-1363
info@spokanedreamcenter.org
www.spokanedreamcenter.org
Men’s Director: Rich Withers 624-2636
Men’s Program Manager: Danny Blanchette
Women’s Program Manager: Donna Withers
Phone: 536-6444 Fax: 624-2636
Men’s and women’s shelters providing a 12-month residential Christian discipleship program.
Family Crisis Network
PO Box 944 447-2274
Newport WA 99156
Shelter for victims of domestic violence and homelessness.
Family Promise of North Idaho
1687 E Horsehaven Ave Post Falls ID 83816
Phone: 208-777-4190
cwood@FamilyPromiseNI.org
familypromiseni.org Fax: 777-4209
Cindy Wood
Provides housing, meals, and support services for homeless families via a network of churches, staff
and volunteers. Day center provides base/address for job and sustainable housing searches.
Family Resource Center 725-4358
407 Morgan St PO Box 1130 Davenport 99122 Fax: 725-4360
family@frclincolncounty.org
frcoflincolncounty.org
Karol Thorson, Anna Badgley
Admin: Lynne Kuchenbuch
Offers housing services and shelter to the homeless, people facing homelessness and victims of violence and crimes.
Field of Diamonds House of Blessing
womenrizing@yahoo.com
http://churchofberachah.com/
Contact: Stephy Nobles-Beans
Transitional home for homeless women and children, includes Dress for Success clothing bank for women moving to
employment.
Flaherty House
Volunteers of America489-4043
525 W Second Ave Fax: 483-2788
Spokane 99207 voaspokane.org
lkelly@voaspokane.org
Dir: Bridget Cannon
Transitional living facility for young men 18 to 22 years old in a supportive setting for up to 18 months while learning to be
self sufficient. Provides 24-hour supervision and independent-living skills training.
Fresh Start Inc
1524 E Sherman 208-667-9798
Coeur d’Alene 83814 freshstartinc.org
freshstartcda@gmail.com
Howard Martinson 208-661-1524
howard.martinson@gmail.com
Day center for homeless, free medical clinic and emergency warming center. 24-hour Crisis Response
line 208-704-3951
Habitat for Humanity
CONSTRUCTION
-Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older
-Individuals and groups are encouraged to participate
-We need people of all skill levels
-No experience necessary!
-On site training is provided for all phases of construction
Volunteering at our site is fun and you will make new friends while building Habitat homes with future
Habitat homeowners, other volunteers, and our friendly, professional construction staff.
For help with our online registration system, or more information, please contact our Volunteer
Coordinator at (509) 534-2552 ext. 21 or email at
volunteercoordinator@habitat-spokane.org
SHIFT TIMES & DAYS
Tuesday 12:30 to 4:00 pm
Wednesday - Saturday 8:30 am to 12:00 pm & 12:30 to 4:00 pm.
NON-CONSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES Habitat is a volunteer driven organization. The Board of
Directors are volunteers that over see the long range planning, mission and vision of HabitatSpokane. Volunteer committees work with senior staff to oversee many of the operational facets of
the organization. Committee opportunities are listed below with brief descriptions.
Building - Responsible for developing land, house plans, securing supplies and organizing
construction of homes.
Faith Relations Team - Communicates with area faith communities to facilitate the action between
Habitat-Spokane and faith communities.
Family Selection - Reviews potential Habitat homeowner applications and conducts family
interviews. (Potential Habitat homeowners may not be on this committee.)
Office Work - Answer phones and does light office work.
Hearth Homes
PO Box 371 Spokane Valley WA 99037
Phone: 926-6492
hearth.homes@comcast.net
www.hearth-homes.org
Director: Karen Fournier
Sandra Williams, 534-3873
Serves women with children in meeting spiritual, emotional, and physical needs of safe housing and other services. Housing in
nice homes with family atmosphere and Bible studies.
Hope House Women’s Shelter
Volunteers of America 111 W 3rd Ave, Spokane 99201
voaspokane.org
Phone: 455-2886 Fax: 455-3462
Provides homeless women with emergency shelter, a shower, a bed, toiletries and nutritional food in a
safe and caring environment.
Offers women referral and support, and has a clothing bank and a food bank.
House of Charity
Catholic Charities 32 W Pacific Spokane 99204
Phone: 624-7821 Fax: 742-3463
Director: Ed McCarron
emccaroron@ccspokane.org
www.catholiccharitiespokane.org
meals, clothing, counseling, mental health services, laundry, mail delivery, showers and a year-round
sleeping program for Spokane’s homeless. Medical care through Sacred Heart Medical Center
Outreach Clinic, staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses.
Independent Living
Volunteers of America 525 W 2nd, lower level Spokane 99201
Phone:688-1115 Fax: 624-4353
bcannon@voaspokane.org
Director: Bridget Cannon www.voaspokane.org
Independent living program for foster children approaching their 18th birthday when they “age out” of
the system. Provides individual assessment and service planning, counseling and independent living
training. Offers connections to employment programs, financial assistance, education, health-care,
prevention programs and transitional and permanent housing.
Interfaith Hospitality of Spokane 608 S Richard Allen Ct #5 Spokane WA 99202
Phone: 747-5487 Fax: 747-5537
Director: Madelyn Bafus www.ihspokane.org
Case Manager: Renee Norris
Admin: Susan Heitstuman
Ecumenical network of churches provides temporary shelter/meals to homeless families. Offers direction, TLC and stability
while guests work to find permanent housing, employment and schooling to regain independence. Requires referral from local
social service agency.
Lutheran Book Parlor & Drop-in Center - Salem Lutheran 1425 W Broadway Ave
Spokane 99201
Phone: 328-6527 Fax: 328-6527
lutheranbooks@msn.com
www.lutheranbookparlor.com
Connie Malone, Casey Laughary
Informal neighborhood drop-in center in the bookstore.
Miryam’s House - Transitions1805 N Ninth Ave Spokane 99204
Phone: 747-9222 Fax: 747-7261
transitionsweb@help4women.org
www.help4women.org
Program Director: Diane Critchlow
Supportive chemical-free residence for women in transition from life crises including addiction and
recovery from abuse. Women must be motivated to make positive changes in their lives.
REACH - Regionally Assisted Collaborative Housing Project
c/o Spokane County Community Services, 312 W 8th Ave Spokane 99202
kreinsmith@msn.com
Grants Adminstrator: Sheryl Neagle 477-4521
Program Coordinator: Kelley Reinsmith 481-5958
Provides assistance with housing and support services to persons living with HIV and AIDS. Referrals
to short-term emergency services and long-term housing assistance:
Rural Resources Community Action Family Support Center Colville WA
Phone: (509) 684-8421 (509) 684-6139
Temporary safe shelter for domestic violence victims.
Salvation Army Family Emergency Shelter 204 E Indiana Ave, 99207
Program Coordinator: Shelley Hartmann Shelley.hartmann@usw.salvationarmy.org
www.makingspokanebetter.com
Offers food, shelter and case management to homeless families, single parents and couples with family
stability for up to 90 days.
Salvation Army (Stepping Stones) Transitional Housing 127 E Nora Ave, 99207
Program Coordinator: Debra Wright
Phone: 326-7288
Debra.wright@usw.salvationarmy.org
www.makingspokanebetter.com
Offers housing and case management for up to 24 months to families working to break the cycle of
homelessness.
Set Free Outreach Ranch 2111 Sargent Rd, Elk PO Box 2273 Deer Park 99006
Phone: 292-5082 c 218-4006
Mark Cameron
Provides Christian fellowship and a home for homeless men, anyone addicted and seeking help.
Opportunities to train horses.
SNAP Homeless Program 500 S Stone Spokane 99202
Phone: 456-7106
www.snapwa.org
Lead Family Specialist: Bob Peeler
Shelters for families with children in Spokane County. Staff members work with families to identify
and remedy underlying causes of homelessness. Some programs free, others are on a sliding fee
scale.
Spokane County Community Services, Housing & Community Development
312 W 8th Ave 477-5722 Spokane 99204
Phone: 456-7106 Fax: 477-6827
Sheri Minks sminks@spokanecounty.org
Gives referrals for substance abuse treatment and prevention, and mental health.
St Margaret’s Shelter Catholic Charities PO Box 2253 Spokane 99210
Phone: 624-9788 Fax: 624-1461
nvanstone@ccspokane.org www.catholiccharitiesspokane.org
Director: Nadine Van Stone
Emergency and transitional shelter for homeless women and children. Provides housing, case
management, parenting classes and life-skills training to homeless women and emergency shelter to
mothers with high-risk newborns.
The Lord’s Ranch 2932 Fertile Valley Rd, Newport 99156
Phone: (509) 292-0178 FAX (509) 292-1000
worldharvestmissions@yahoo.com www.worldharvestmissions.com
Adrean Simila
Christian discipleship, drug and alcohol homes for men and women.
Transitional Women’s Center Transitions 3128 N Hemlock Spokane 99205
transitionsweb@help4women.org
Phone: Fax: 325-8319
Project Director Kristin Talbott
Residential program for homeless women and children, designed to break the cycle of crisis and
poverty in their lives through education, job training, parenting and life skills classes.
Truth Ministries
1910 E Sprague, 99202 PO Box 912, Spokane 99210
truthmaryjulie@yahoo.com
Phone: 990-8415
Marty McKinney, Julie McKinney
A Christ-centered homeless shelter for men 18+. Hour of operation are 8pm-8am. Works with other
community agencies to provide responsibility and accountability.
Union Gospel Mission Men’s Shelter 1224 E Trent PO Box 4066 Spokane 99202
Phone: 535-8510 Fax: 535-0315
www.ugmspokane.org
Director : Randy Altmeyer
Union Gospel Mission’s Crisis Shelter for Women and Children
1234 E Sprague Ave Spokane 99202
Phone: 535-0486
Director: Rich Schaus ugmspokane.org
Provides safe shelter for homeless women and their children, including teenage boys up to age 17.
Food, clothing and social services provided.
Victory Outreach Home 3011 E Wellesley Spokane 99207
Phone: 489-4808 Fax: 489-2772
victoryoutreach.org
Home for men, women and troubled teens.
Provides meals, clothing, counseling, mental health services, laundry, mail delivery, showers and a year-round sleeping
program for Spokane’s homeless. Medical care through Sacred Heart Medical Center Outreach Clinic, staffed by volunteer
doctors and nurses.
Informal neighborhood drop-in center in the bookstore.
Offers food, shelter and case management to homeless families, single parents and couples with family stability for up to 90
days.
Human Rights
Center for Justice
35 West Main, Suite 300, Spokane, WA 99201
509-835-5211
We are a gathering of dedicated attorneys, paralegals, legal interns, and others who — along with volunteers
from local high schools, colleges, universities, and the community — believe that justice truly is for all. Through
legal advocacy for people and issues others cannot or will not take on, we seek to foster dignity for everyone.
Our work encourages right relationships between citizens and their government, between environmental and
economic health, and among all our community’s citizens.
http://www.cforjustice.org
Global Neighborhood
Amy Hendricks
509-953-3477
http://www.global-neighborhood.org/
Volunteers are asked to commit to serving one family or individual during their work with Global Neighborhood.
With the assistance and support of Global Neighborhood staff, volunteers interact with families on a weekly
basis, ensuring the family or individual receives consistent and loyal care. This can come in the form of many
things, including but not limited to:
-English skills practice
-Cultural orientation
-Food Education
-Bus Transit Education
-Visiting families and sitting with them
-Introducing your family and friends to them
While life-skills training is important, we have found that relationships are oftentimes valued by families over
services.
-one year of service with a family or individual, 3 hours per week.
-19 years of age or older.
Application, cultural orientation training and a Washington State Patrol Background Check required
Volunteers must be willing to communicate by email or telephone with the Volunteer Coordinator.
International Refugee Service
901 E 2nd Ave # 207
Spokane, WA 99202
(509) 536-7878
Lutheran Community services
210 W. Sprague Ave. Spokane, WA 99201
509-747-8224
Looking for long-term volunteers
Call for current opportunities and training schedule
Spokane Human Rights Commission
The mission of the Washington State Human Rights Commission is to eliminate and prevent discrimination
through the fair application of the law, the efficient use of resources, and the establishment of productive
partnerships in the community
http://www.hum.wa.gov/
My Brother’s Keeper
P.O. Box 18793, Spokane, WA 99228
msmith@parousianetwork.org
Phone (509) 475-8856
Website http://www.mybrotherskeepertv.org
“My Brother’s Keeper” is a video project which, we hope, may eventually become a reality-based television
project. Its core idea is simple: to demonstrate how communities can work together to identify, highlight and
solve specific problems for specific families and individuals who are stuck in a life-crisis that prevents them from
moving forward.”
World Relief
Volunteer Coordinator: Patt Walker
509.484.9829 ext. 145
pwalker@wr.org
http://worldrelief.org/Page.aspx?pid=1667
Every year, World Relief staff and volunteers help thousands of refugees - victims of war and persecution replant their lives in the United States. Together we come alongside America's newcomers, helping them adjust
to the culture, find employment, learn English, take steps towards citizenship and build a future for themselves
and their children.
Friendship Partners
Offering friendship shows God's love in ways material gifts cannot. Going on shopping trips, practicing English,
and reading to refugee children are only a few of the ways to be a friend to a refugee. Friendship Partners help
refugees learn about their local community, answer many questions refugees have when they arrive, and
ultimately develop a reciprocal friendship.
English Tutor
The ability to speak English is one of the most important skills a refugee must acquire. It is also one of the most
difficult! While most refugees attend English as a Second Language (ESL) class, extra one-on-one practice is
extremely valuable. Help teach the basics of English to a refugee at their home, and become friends in the
process. (We provide training to help prepare you to teach ESL.)
Job Skills Mentor
Self-sufficiency is impossible without employment, You can help empower a refugee to successfully find their
first job by helping them learn how to fill out job applications, practice job interviews, and teach them about
U.S. work culture.
Transportation Assistant
Assist newly arrived refugees with transportation to places such as medical appointments and jobs.
YWCA
930 N. Monroe St. Spokane, WA 99201
509-326-1190
The YWCA of Spokane is grounded firmly in our own community, providing services and programs
designed to meet the needs of women and families here at home. Volunteers play a vital role in
helping the YWCA carryout its mission to eliminate racism and empower women. Please consider
gifting your time, talents and care to a volunteer opportunity listed below.
Alternatives to Domestic Violence Program
•To organize a goods and personal hygiene product drive to benefit the Confidential Safe Shelter
contact Melanie Wilson at (509) 789-9294 or email melaniew@ywcaspokane.org
Child and Youth Services
•To volunteer and teach a specialized skill to the After School or Teen Program contact Joel Brown at
(509) 789-9275 or email joelb@ywcaspokane.org
•To volunteer and teach a specialized skill to the Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program
(children age 4) email Rona lisa Notton at ronalisa@ywcaspokane.org
Opportunity Center
•To volunteer, staff or teach a class in the Computer Lab or Job Readiness Center call (509) 789-9307
•To volunteer in Our Sister's Closet contact Julie Ernest at (509) 789-9282 or email
juliee@ywcaspokane.org
Special Events
•To volunteer and serve on a special events planning committee contact Betsy Godlewski at (509) 7899304 or email betsyg@ywcaspokane.org
•To volunteer and assist with special event projects or on event day contact Betsy Godlewski at (509)
789-9304 or email betsyg@ywcaspokane.org
Medical and Healthcare
Better Living Center 15 E North Foothills Dr, 99207 Spokane 99205
Phone: 325-1258
Cancer Support/Treatment
American Cancer Society
Cancer Care NW Admin Office: 5105 E 3rd Spokane Valley 99212
Phone: 228-1300 1-866-696-3149
Administrator : Pam Goforth
www.cancercarenorthwest.com
Provides patients with convenient access to cutting-edge, integrated oncology care in a cost-effective,
consumer-friendly environment.
CHAS - Community Health Assn of Spokane 203 N Washington, Ste 300Spokane 99201
Phone: 444-8888 Fax: 444-7806 www.chas.org
Nonprofit system of communityclinics providing quality medicaland dental health care to familiesand individuals of all
ages,regardless of insurance status Locations:
9227 E Main - medical 434-0313
4001 N Cook - medical 487-1604
3919 N Maple - medical 444-7801
1001W 2nd Ave - medical 444-8200
3919 N Maple - dental 242-1824
1001W 2nd Ave -dental 434-0308
Lewis and Clark Health Center
HIV Support 444-8200
Healthcare for Homeless 444-8200
Christ Clinic 914 W Carlisle Spokane 99205
Phone: 325-0393 Fax: 325-7209
admin@christclinic.org
Volunteer Coordinator: Brenda Dasovich
Nonprofit medical clinic cares for low-income persons with limited or no medical insurance. Serves God and demonstrates
Christ’s love through the practice of medicine.
Community Health Access Services
Phone: 236-2435
Provides prevention education,outreach services, education in HIV and other STDs, unplanned pregnancy and substance
abuse.Anonymous HIV testing & referral.size, schedule, fees, and age of participants.
Inland Empire EMS Training
Council 242-4264
Spokane Fire Dept 625-7061
Spok Valley Fire Dept 924-3750
St Luke’s Rehab 232-8138
Deaconess Medical Center
800 W Fifth Ave, 99204 458-5800
deaconessmedicalcenter.org
Acute-care hospital in downtown Spokane. Identified as one of thetop heart hospitals.
Deer Park Family Care Clinic 905 E D St Deer Park 99006 Sliding fee scale.
Phone: 466-5346
EWU Dental Hygiene Care 310 N Riverpoint Blvd, Box E,Spokane 99202
Rebecca Stolberg
: dental.hygiene@ewu.edu
Phone: 509.828.1300 fax: 509.828.1283
Kool Smiles 524 E. Francis Avenue, Spokane Washington 99207
Phone: (509) 368-7708
NE Washington Dental Clinics
-Colville Community Dental Clinic370 N Main Colville 99114
Phone: (509) 684-1440
-Lake Spokane Community Dental Clinic 5952 Blackstone Way Nine Mile Falls 99026
-Springdale Community Dental Clinic 105 N Second PO Box 429, Springdale 99173
Phone: (509) 258-7543
Spokane Falls Family Dental Clinic
Phone: 326-4382
AGING & LONG TERM CARE OF EW 1222 N Post Street Spokane, WA 99201
Phone: (509) 458-2509 Fax: (509) 458-2003 TTY: (509) 477-4442
Email: action@altcew.org
Health for All Community Building Saranac 25 W Main, Ste 300 Spokane 99201
Community-Minded Enterprises
Phone: 444-3066 1-866-444-3066
Independent, community-based project that helps connect people with health care. Helps low income people find
free and low cost health-care options and access to health-care providers in Spokane County.
HIV/AIDS Program 1101 W College Ave, Rm 372 Spokane 99201
Spokane Regional Health District
Phone:324-1542 www.srhd.org
HIV and Hepatitis C testing, partner notification, needle exchange,case management, education,and health care provider
training.Resources about HIV/AIDS are available to the community.
HIV/AIDS Speaker’s Bureau PO Box 8758 Spokane, WA 99201
Phone: (509) 455-8405 979-3786
jbilove@earthlink.net hivaidsspeakersbureau.net
Puts a face on the disease through education and personal stories from people living with HIV/AIDS
at schools and other venues.
In Health NW - The Inlander
1020 W Riverside Spokane 99201
Phone: 325-0634 Fax: 325-0638
Editor: Ted McGregor Jr
Gen Manager: Jeremy McGregor
Magazine about local health care.
Inland NW Blood Center 210 W Cataldo Ave Spokane 99201
Phone (509) 624-0151 1-800-423-0151 Fax: 232-4532
Selina Worley. Volunteer Coordinator
Mobile blood drives and donation centers
Volunteers are always needed to assist with our mobile collection units, and in-house operations. Opportunities to
volunteer while traveling the Inland Northwest are as follows:
Canteen Service
The canteen provides refreshments to blood donors as a thank you for the precious gift of life they have just
given. Volunteers serve the donors, answer questions, and watch for donor adverse reactions post donation.
Courier Service
Couriers travel throughout the Inland Northwest to our mobile blood drives. The blood products are picked up at
the mobile site during the blood drive and it is brought back to the blood center in Spokane. INBC provides all
transportation vehicles for this service.
Clerical Assistance
Many departments utilize volunteers to fulfill clerical needs. These include computer work, filing, and other
projects, which provide valuable assistance to our staff.
Tele-recruitment
The INBC recruitment department utilizes volunteers in tele-recruitment. This position calls existing donors to
notify them of upcoming mobile blood drives as well as special promotions.
INBC is in need of volunteers at the following locations, as well as various mobiles in our communities:
Spokane Collection Center
Coeur d' Alene Collection Center
Moses Lake Collection Center
Lewiston Collection Center
If you have any questions or would like more information about volunteering with INBC, please contact: Selina
Worley, Volunteer Coordinator 509-232-4470 or 800-423-0151 ext 4179 or by email at
selina.worley@inbcsaves.org.
Download Application for Volunteer Form (PDF)
American Diabetes Association
Phone 624-7478 888-342-2383
Interpreter Services: Special Mobility Services
Phone: 534-2016 1-800-710-5030
Broker for oral interpreting in Spokane County/NE Wash. DSHS provides certified interpreters for Medicaid-paid appointments
only. Medicaid providers can request service. Need 24/hr notice with client’s name, medical coupon
number, phone number, doctor’s/ dentist’s name, address and phone, and appointment.
The Native Project, 1803 W Maxwell Spokane 99201
Phone: 483-7535
www.nativeproject.org
Provides primary and preventive care for all ages: sport physicals, well-child checks, immunizations,
health education, chronic illness management, treatment of minor diseases,
Spokane AIDS Network 905 S Monroe St Spokane 99204
Executive Director: Katie Coker
Phone: 455-8993 Fax: 455-9743
spokaneaids.org
Provides direct care services to people living with HIV and AIDS; reduces spread of HIV through prevention programs in Inland
NW.
Spokane Falls Family Clinic 120 W Mission Ave Spokane 99201
Phone: 326-4343 Fax: 326-4289
dianev@yvfwc.org Director : Dianne Van Hook
Full range medical services prenatal care and delivery. Includes dental clinic and pharmacy.
Spokane Regional Health District Health Clinic 1101 W College Ave Spokane 99201 www.srhd.org
Immunizations, flu shot and travel vaccines; HIV and Tuberculosis testing; head lice checks, refugee screening.
T-Th 8-5, F 9:30-5.
Valley Hospital & Medical Center 12606 E Mission Spokane Valley 99216
Volunteer Coordinator: Joey Frost
Phone: (509) 473-5639
www.valleyhospital.org
Acute medical facility delivering care since 1969. A 123-bed facility with a trauma center.
Senior Services
Corbin Senior Center
827 W. Cleveland Spokane, WA 99205
Volunteer Coordinator: Christa
327-1584 x10.
Needs volunteers for short and long-term opportunities including: serving food, decorating for special events,
spending time with senior citizens and much more!
http://www.corbinseniorcenter.org
East Central Community Center Senior Program
East Central Senior Center Offers a varied selection of recreational activities, self-improvement activities,
educational opportunities and health enhancement programs. Adapts programs to meet the needs of the
growing senior population. We also have volunteering opportunities. We serve as a social center, helping seniors
establish and maintain friendships, have an active mind and body and improve quality of life for all. The Senior
Program is sponsored by Spokane Parks & Recreation, Community Development Block Grant the East Central
Neighborhood Wellness Association.
Program Director: Kathy Armstrong
Phone: (509) 625-6699
http://www.ecccspokane.org/senior-program
Friend to Friend
4620 N. Regal, Spokane, WA 99207
Volunteer Coordinator: Jan Kendrick
(509) 483-1600
Friend to Friend of Greater Spokane recruits, trains, and matches volunteers (on a one-to-one basis) with elderly
and disabled persons who live in Nursing Homes, Assisted Living and Retirement 'Homes' for the purpose of
friendship.
http://www.friendtofriendspokane.org
South Hill Senior Center
3151 E. 27th Avenue Spokane, WA
Volunteer Coordinator: Donna Reifel
509-535-0803 ex. 100
Volunteers are needed to spend time with seniors, help out with activities and lunches, and with office work.
http://www.southsidecenter.com/
Meals on Wheels Spokane
Heidi Mott
509-456-0397
Meals on Wheels in Spokane is currently looking for new volunteers to help deliver hot lunch meals to
homebound senior citizens. As a driver, you have the opportunity to deliver nutritious meals to vulnerable
adults that normally cannot prepare their own meals. We have a few permanent spots opened and we are
looking for dedicated, compassionate drivers that love putting a smile on a senior citizen's face. The
commitment can be up to you! Weekly, bi-weekly, and even monthly! If you are interested in volunteering,
applications are on our website at mowspokane.org. Feel free to email me with any questions! This is your
chance to get involved in a great organization and serve the wonderful senior citizens in our community!
Requirements - valid driver's license, auto insurance, a love for senior citizens
Spokane Mental Health—Care Cars for Elders
CARE CARS for Elders
Diane Roberson
509-458-7450
Volunteer drivers needed to transport elderly clients, with no other means of transportation, to their medical
appointments, wait in the lobby while they see their physician and transport them back home. Clients are very
grateful to the volunteer for their time and for making it possible for them to get to their appointments.
Drivers will be reimbursed for gas mileage.
Some office assistance is also needed.
Horizon Hospice (for profit)
Address: 123 W. Cascade Way, Suite A, Spokane, WA 99208
509-489-4581
Email: info@horizonhospice.com
Volunteers are needed to spend time with patients. In addition, volunteers can, but are not obligated to, help
around the house, run errands, write letters or share hobbies. HH also needs volunteer help in the office. Call for
current opportunities.
Website: www.horizonhospice.com
Hospice of Spokane
121 S Arthur St Spokane, WA 99202
509-456-0438
Volunteer Coordinator: Dave McDougall
Hospice care is a holistic approach to end-of-life care, addressing the medical, emotional, psychological and
spiritual needs of the terminally ill person and their loved ones.
Volunteers are needed to spend time and hobbies with clients. Also, volunteers are needed for office work. Call
for current opportunities as HoS often needs volunteers with special skills.
Training is required.
Spokane Public Schools
SCHOOL
ADDRESS
Adams Elementary
2909 East 37th Ave 99223-4500
Arlington Elementary
6363 N. Smith Street 99217-7626
Audubon Elementary
West Carlisle Ave 99205-3794
Balboa Elementary
3010 W. Holyoke Ave 99208-4699
Bemiss Elementary
2323 E. Broadway Ave 99207-5799
Browne Elementary
5102 N. Driscoll BV. 99205-6099
Chase Middle School
4747 E. 37th 99223-1206
Cooper Elementary
3200 North Ferral St. 99217-6999
Finch Elementary
3717 N. Milton St. 99205-2399
Franklin Elementary
2627 E. 17th Ave 99223-5100
Ferris High School
3220 East 37th Ave 99223-4598
Garfield Elementary
222 W. Knox Ave 99205-5100
Garry Middle School
725 E. Joseph Ave 99208-3443
Glover Middle School
2404 West Longfellow Ave 99205 -1547
Grant Elementary
1300 E.9th Ave 99202-2499
Hamblen Elementary
2121 E. Thurston Ave 99203-4100
Havermale High School
1300 W. Knox Ave 99205 -4386
Holmes Elementary
2600 W. Sharp Ave 99201-2996
Hutton Elementary
908 E. 24th Ave 99203-3300
Indian Trail
4102 West Woodside Ave
Jefferson Elementary
3612 S. Grand Ave. 99208-5099
Lewis and Clark High School
521 W. 4th Ave 99204-2692
Lidgerwood Elementary
5510 N. Lidgerwood St 99208-0000
Lincoln Heights Elementary
3322 E 22nd 99223-3900
Linwood Elementary
906 Weile Ave 99208-6278
Logan Elementary
1001 E. Montgomery Ave 99207-2688
Long Fellow Elementary
800 E. Providence Ave99207-2688
North Central High School
1600 N. Howard St.
Madison Elementary
319 W. Nebraska Ave 99205-6299
Moran Prairie Elementary
4224 E 57th St 99223-7897
Mullan Road Elementary
2616 E. 63rd Ave 99223-7410
Regal Elementary
2707 E. Rich Ave. 99207-5827
Ridge View Elementary
5600 N. Maple St. 99205-6798
Rodgers High School
1622 E. Wellesley Ave 99207-4261
Roosevelt Elementary
333 W. 14th Ave 99204-3627
Salk Middle School
6111 N. Alberta St 99208-4499
Sacajawea Middle School
401 E. 33rd Street 99203-1498
Shadle Park High School
4327 N. Ash Street 99205-1498
Shaw Middle School
4106 N. Cook Street 99207-5892
Sheridan Elementary
3737 East 5th Ave 99201-5099
Stevens Elementary
1717 E. Sinto Ave 99202-5099
Westview Elementary
6104 North Moore St 99205-7498
Whitman Elementary
5400 North Helena St. 99207-4000
Willard Elementary
500 West Longfellow Ave 99205-1140
Wilson Elementary
911 W. 25th St. 99203-1200
ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS
ACE (Alternative Classroom Education
3754 E. Indian Trail Road 99208-4700
Bancroft School
1025 W. Spofford 99205-4535
Bryant-Homeschool
910 North Ash St. 99201-1811
Bryant-ABLE
910 North Ash St. 99201-1811
Bryant Headstart
910 North Ash St. 99201-1811
Bryant Special Education
910 North Ash St. 99201-1811
Daybreak Youth Services
628 S. Cowley 99202-2695
Excelsior Youth School
3754 Indian Trail Road 99208-4700
Family Services
2815 E. Garland Ave 99207-5899
Family Connections
1025 W. Spofford 99205-4535
Logan Headstart
Medicine Wheel Academy
1300 W. Knox Ave 99205 -4386
Middle School Alternative
1025 W. Spofford 99223-4535
Preschool (CAPE)
4001 North Cook Street99207-5828
Preschool (CAPE)
Preschool/Childfind
2900 E. First Avenue 99202-3992
Sports and Activities
Alliance for a Greater Wellbeing
Gina Howerton
509-951-4876
We work with children 0-12 years old by providing creative activities while their parents attend free yoga
classes. Volunteers are needed in the Recreation Room to help with watching and teaching children. Activities
can include: art, music, drama, gardening, sports, storytelling, and age-appropriate activity presented by the
volunteer. Volunteers needed every Monday evening from 5:45-7:15 p.m. starting Jan. 10 for the entire year of
2011
Hoopfest
PO Box 599 Spokane 99210
Phone: 624-2414
stelt@spokanehoopfest.net
Rick Steltenpohl spokanehoopfest.net
Organizes and operates outdoor 3-on-3 basketball tournament.
Morning Star Boys’ Ranch
509-448-1202.
Through its programs and services, Morning Star Boys’ Ranch provides love,
professional care, guidance, and hope to children, youth, and families,
and nurtures their social, moral, educational, and emotional growth
Volunteers make a difference at the Ranch by helping a boy with his homework, listening to a boy read, being a
friendship family, special projects and arts and crafts.
http://morningstarboysranch.org/
Next Level Sports Academy
Travis Wilson
509-218-6115
nxxtlevelsports@hotmail.com
Peak 7
1409 West White Road Spokane, WA 99224
509-252-0775
Volunteer Coordinator: Lynn Smith 208-740-1575
Email: Lynn@Peak7.org
Peak 7 targets youth who are underprivileged or have been labeled "at-risk". We provide a positive alternative
to the typical behaviors and habits that youth in our society often fall into.
Peak 7 whitewater rafting and kayaking, rock climbing and backpacking trips challenge these youth physically,
mentally, and spiritually; encouraging them to evaluate what they put their faith in.
http://www.peak7.org
Veterans
Spokane VA Medical Center
4815 N. Assembly Street Spokane, WA 99205
Voluntary Service Office is located on the third floor of the main building, A332
Call 509- 434-7503 for current information
Spokane Veterans Home
222 E 5th Ave
Spokane, WA 99202
Shane Price 509-344-5788 or
509-344-5770
Need: Volunteers are used in several different ways in the Veterans Home. More often than not, volunteer work
is best provided in giving fellowship for the residents at the home. Residents, especially during winter, rarely
venture away from the home – amazing how a simple visit to listen to some stories or play some cards makes for
an active day for these folks.
Call for updated volunteer opportunities.
Vets (Veteran’s) Center
100 N. Mullan Road, Suite 102 Spokane, WA 99206
Call Joyce Gains at 509-444-8387 for volunteer opportunities.
All volunteers must register through the VA
Youth and Children
Before- & After-School and Summer
Recreation
Adventure Dynamics
PO Box 213 467-0800
Nine Miles Falls 99026 adventuredynamics@earthlink.net adventuredynamics.com
Outdoor experience that fosters the development and skills of individual and group.
Active 4 Youth
6415 N Monroe St PO Box 30501 Spokane 99223
Phone: 327-4867 info@active4youth.org http://www.active4youth.org/about
Ensures availability of after-school sports for youth to help end childhood obesity and juvenile
delinquency.
CREATE
900 W 4th St PO Box 1173, Newport 99156
www.createarts.org Phone: 447-9277
Bethel Christian Life Center
401 N Wynne Colville 99114
Phone: (509) 685-0234
lward@bethelclc.org bethelclc.org
Executive Director: Lloyd Ward Christian based drop-in centers for youth to build friendships and
participate in activities.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Inland NW
222 W Mission, Ste 40 Spokane 99201
Phone: 328-8310 Fax: 328-2068
inquiry@northwestbigs.org
northwestbigs.org
Program Director: Lucy Lennox CEO: Darin Christensen Matches school-age children in
Spokane and Kootenai counties with volunteers who are positive role models, mentors and friends.
Satellite office 208-691-2679
923 Sherman Ave #100
Coeur d’Alene 83814
northidahobigs.org Fax: 667-1985
Boy Scouts of America
Inland NW Council
411 W Boy Scout Way Spokane 99201
Phone: 325-4562 Fax: 242-8233
iwwcinfo@NorthwestScouts.org
NorthwestScouts.org
Admin: Annie Fulbright Youth development program for ages 6-18 to learn citizenship,
personal fitness, leadership, good character and outdoor recreation.
Learning for Life Exploring Program
jeffw@nwscouts.org 325-4562
Contact: Jeff Wolfe
Career education for 14-year-olds who have completed 8th grade.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Kootenai County
PO Box 3598 Post Falls 83877
Phone: 208-457-9089
ww.northidahobgc.org
Executive Director: Ryan Davis
Program Director: Gwynn Crabtree
Boys & Girls Club of Spokane
County 489-0741
544 E Providence, Spokane 99207
bgcspokanecounty.org
Exec Direction: Ryan Davenport Operations Dir: Alise Delzell
Prog Dir: David Cardinal Inspires and enables young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances.
Provides educational programs, homework assistance, athletics, fine arts, recreation and nutrition. Northtown Club for ages 618.
Libby Teen Center Ages 13-18
2900 E First, Spokane 99202
536-8152
Lisa Stiles-Gyllenhammar Center
(Old Mead Middle School)
12509 N Market St, Mead 99021
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lewis Clark Valley
bgclcv.net
Richard Guy Bennett Jr Branch
1414 Highland Ave 208-758-9647
Clarkston 99403
Lewiston Unit 208-746-2301
1021 Burrell Ave, Lewiston 83501
Lapwa i Unit 208-843-9371
104 Agency Rd, Lapwai 83540
Camp Cross & Diocesan Youth Ministries
Episc opal Diocese of Spokane
245 E 13th Ave 624-5780
Spokane 99202 campcross.org
campcross@spokanediocese.org
Campfire Boys & Girls Inland Northwest Council
524 N Mullan 747-6191
Spokane 99206 campfireinc.org educates girls and boys 3-18 on individual, community and
worldneeds: suicide awareness, Teens- In-Action, Baking Bread/Breaking Barriers, Community Family
Club, self-reliance, Special Sitters, School Day Off and camps.
Character Camp
500 S Stone Spokane 99202
Phone: 625-6696
Recreational and educational program for youth 6-12 in a structured environment that
includes activities. Fees.
Christian Youth Theater
6205 E Mansfield, Ste A PO Box 11932 Spokane Valley 99212
Phone: 487-6540 Fax: 691-0237
www.cytspokane.com
office@cytspokane.com
Offers a non-denominational after-school theater arts education program for children ages 6-18.
Strives to produce quality, family entertainment with a commitment to high technical and artistic
standards.
Deer Park Youth Theatre
c/o Deer Park Arts Commission
316 E Crawford PO Box F, Deer Park 99006
Phone: 276-8884
Offers an educational, performance arts organization sponsored by the Deer Park Arts Commission
from grades 3-12.
EnviroKids’ Club
3104 Augusta Ave. Spokane 99207
Phone: 477-4727
Fax: 477-6828
Spokaneclean air.org/clean_air_kids_club.asp Contact: Margee Chambers
Helps children in grades K-6 explore their environment: air, water, weather, garbage and
recycling, plants and animals.
Especially for Kids
1309 W 14th Ave 448-0408
Spokane 99204
Offers classes for children from 0-8. Kindermusik curriculum uses singing, dance, rhythms,
instruments and music reading. Some scholarships available.
Before- & After-School And Summer Recreation (cont.)
Girl Scouts Eastern WA &
Northern Idaho
1404 N Ash Spokane 99201
Phone: 747-8091 800-827-9478 Fax: 624-0466
gsewni.org CEO: Pam Lund Serving girls in K-12th grade in traditional and outreach groups
emphasizing leadership, service and self-reliance. Adult volunteers act as troop leaders and mentors.
Varied programs include science, technology, engineering & math. Hosts Urban Day Camp, Camp Four
Echoes, and after-school program.
God’s Gym - Salem Lutheran
1428 W Broadway, PO Box 113, Spokane 99210
Phone: 328-4540 or 703-7433
cm@hotmail.com
Connie Copeland-Malone Provides Friday night drop-in recreation 7-11pm for neighborhood
Youth. Provides mentoring, relation-building and events in a safe place, engaging them in other
healthy, affirming activities such as art, dance and music.
Green Gable Explorers Summer Camp
1722 E 32nd Court Spokane 99203
Phone: 455-6306 FAX: 448-4344
1401 E 57th Ave, Spokane 99223
greengablepreschool.com
For children 2-1/2 to 12 years old, 6:30 am-6 pm M-F, June 16-Sept 1:recreation, field trips, arts/crafts.
Hoopfest
PO Box 599 Spokane 99210
Phone: 624-2414
stelt@spokanehoopfest.net
Rick Steltenpohl spokanehoopfest.net
Organizes and operates outdoor 3-on-3 basketball tournament.
HYPER-Formance Jazz Dance Club
1312 E 56th Ave Spokane 99223
Phone: 448-5423
cindy@hyperjdc.com
Promotes physical fitness,performances in theater arts.
Impact Youth Ministry
Living Word Christian Center
2828 E 33rd Ave Spokane 99223
Phone: 443-6181
impactstudentministries@hotmail.com
myspace.com/impactspokane
Offers middle and high school after-school programs 2:30-5:30
weekdays, 6-9 Wed youth group.
Kid Sports
416 N Madelia St Spokane 99202
Phone: 534-5437
kidsportsspokane.com
Specializes in sports programs to enrich children ages 18 months to 12 years. Classes for a variety of
sports.
Kinderchor Spokane
Phone: 714-0555
sharon@kinderchorspokane.org
sharonrodkeysmith@yahoo.com
Sharon Smith kinderchorspokane.org
Spokane children’s choir, providing access to varied choral experience.
KPBX Kids Concerts
2319 N Monroe 328-5729
Spokane 99205
kpbx@kpbx.org kpbx.org
Exposes youth to musical styles and helps them gain appreciation for performing arts that continues
through their lives. Free concerts.
The Link
Salvation Army 222 E Indiana Ave, 99207
PO Box 9018, 99209
Phone: 329-2743Fax: 325-6828
dave.mcconkey@usw.salvationarmy.org
salvationarmyspokane.org
Coord: Dave McConkey Afterschool youth program, in a safe environment for homework
assistance,recreation, and positive mentoring M-F 3-6 (in school year).
Northeast Youth Center
3004 E Queen PO Box 6176 Spokane 99207
Phone: 482-0708 Fax: 482-850
spokaneneyc.org
kvega@spokanecity.org
Rachel Whitney, Kate Green
Admin: Kimbre Vega Recreation and after-school programs for youth—5 to adult—
in NE Spokane. Before- and afterschool child care for ages 5-13.Holds day camp in the summer.
Odyssey Youth Center
1121 S Perry St 325-3637
Spokane 99202 Fax: 210-9606
odyssey@odysseyyouth.org
odysseyyouth.org
Dir: Carla Savalli Works with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and questioning youth 14-21 and
allies. Offers safe place, education and advocacy.
Project SPEAR
1905 E Pacific, PO Box 4033, Spokane 99220
Phone: 475-5470 Fax: 475-5470
Admin: Marilee Campbell Offers Spiritual Program for Education Art and Recreation partners with
churches to improve chances of children 5-17 for academic achievement and health.
Promoting Environmental
Awareness in Kids (PEAK) - REI
1125 N Monroe St, Spokane 99201
Phone: 328-9900
jhess@rei.com lnt.org/programs/
peak/index.html
Events & Outreach Coord: Joshua Hess Educates children about enjoying and caring for the outdoors.
Next Level Sports Academy
P.O. Box 13154 Spokane, WA 99213
nxxtlevelsports@hotmail.com
Phone: 509-218-6115
Spokane 99224 TTY533-3838
VP/Research: Travis Wilson;
Phone: 954-4961
Blueprints for Learning & Reggio Inspired
Community Building Children’s Center
Community Bldg/East 35 W Main, #110E/#280 Spokane 99201
Phone: 777-0857 FAX 777-0822
info@cbccspokane.org
cbccspokane.org/index.html
Contact: Anita Morgan Offers a learning environment for toddlers and preschoolers, with
low student/teacher ratio. Full-day, full-year program. Offers a Training Institute, including STARS and
CdA credential programs.
EduCare - Transitions
c/o Transitional Living Center 3128 N Hemlock, Spokane 99202
Phone: 325-8632
ktalbott@help4women.org
help4women.org
Prog Dir: J Kristine Talbott
Child-care program serving children 0-12 from low-income families. Encourages family participation.

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