| American Red Cross, Apple Valley Chapter | Executive Director : Marriah Thornock |
| 12 Orondo Ave. | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| The Apple Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross provides emergency relief, communications and counseling assistance to disaster victims and the Armed Forces and their families. The Chapter also provides classes in disaster preparedness and response, First Aid/CPR, HIV/AIDS, and water safety training. The Chapter also assists in blood drive coordination and collections and is part of a 24-hour worldwide American Red Cross Communication System. |
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| Campfire USA of NCW | Executive Director : Theresa Samuelson |
| 5 South Wenatchee Avenue | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| Camp Fire is youth and family focused, building caring, confident girls and boys K-12, helping them become future leaders. Camp Fire serves through community clubs, family clubs and Summer resident camp at Camp Zanika Lache at Lake Wenatchee. Camp Fire is looking for adult leaders to start new clubs. Are you up to the challenge? |
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| Catholic Family & Child Service | Executive Director : Susie Tryon |
| 640 South Mission | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| Catholic Family & Child Service is a community based social service agency that provides services to those most in need in Chelan and Douglas Counties. CF&CS offers, mental health services for individuals on medical coupons, we also accept most major insurances for mental health counseling, parenting programs for blended families, services for our senior population through Volunteer Chore Services and also in partnership with local nursing homes. We offer counseling for those individuals who need mental health counseling, child care assistance for people seeking licensed and caring child care, subsidized child care assistance for individuals working in agriculture, assistance for families and individuals with family members who have developmental disabilities, anger management for Latino perpetrators of domestic violence and we work with child care providers by providing them with the required training to maintain their licenses. |
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| Chelan Douglas CASA Program | Executive Director: Susan Baker & Program Coordinator : Tracy Baker |
| P.O. Box 2027 (427 Douglas St.) | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98807 | | |
| CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) speak up for abused children. They are appointed by a judge to look into a neglected or abused child’s world. They work as trained child advocates to investigate a child’s history, facilitate communication between concerned adults, advocate on behalf of that child and ultimately make recommendations – to the court – in that child’s best interest. Volunteer CASAs work to improve children’s lives. The local CASA program began in 1994 and has more than 70 volunteers. |
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| Chelan Douglas Community Action Council | Executive Director: Robert J. Soule |
| 620 Lewis St. | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| Community Action Council coordinates resources and reduces duplication of services in providing free food, to food banks and feeding programs throughout Chelan & Douglas counties. We coordinate the activities of the Wenatchee Valley Literacy Council, which promotes literacy and English as a Second Language through direct tutoring, and awareness activities enabling participant’s to improve job skills. Other programs: Community Voice Mail, Inter-Mountain AmeriCorps, energy assistance, home repair monitoring of sate licensed childcare provider homes. |
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| Children's Home Society of Washington | Regional Director : Douglas Head |
| 1014 Walla Walla Ave. | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| The Wenatchee office of Children’s Home Society of Washington provides a variety of family support services in English and Spanish, including mental health counseling, school based services, therapeutic foster care, support groups, parenting classes and the “Leave No Child Behind” mentoring program. |
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| Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Center Of Chelan & Douglas Counties | Executive Director: MaryAnne Preece |
| 1207 N. Wenatchee Ave. | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
The DSV Crisis Center provides services to all victims of crime including domestic violence, sexual assault, child neglect & abuse, and victims of general crimes (crimes against people & property). Services are confidential & free of charge. Services include: crisis intervention, sexual assault therapy, individual counseling, confidential emergency shelter, medical and legal advocacy, domestic violence and sexual assault support groups. 24-hour help lines provide assistance to all victims of crime.
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault: (509)-663-7446 or 888-HELP)
Child Neglect/Abuse: (509) 665-0164
Crime Victims: 1-800-614-5117 |
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| Family Planning of Chelan & Douglas Counties | Executive Director : Anita Tuason |
| 900 Ferry | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
Family Planning offers confidential sexual health care to women and men on a sliding fee schedule. Services include affordable contraceptive methods, emergency birth control, STI/HIV screening tests and treatment for a healthy reproductive life. Reproductive and sexuality education, as well as mid-wifery, personal and birthing care. There is also a group prenatal core program called Centering Pregnancy.
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| Girl Scouts of Eastern WA & Northern ID | CEO: Pam Lund |
| 1404 North Ash | | |
| Spokane,WA 99201 | | |
| Girl Scouts Mid-Columbia Council (GSMCC) is the world’s preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls. All Girl Scout program materials are researched and age appropriate. Program is delivered by committed adults in a girl friendly environment where girls have fun while they learn and have new experiences. Girls develop confidence, courage, character and will help make the world a better place today and tomorrow! |
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| Good Grief Center | Executive Director: Linda S. Kearny |
| P.O. Box 4564 | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98807-4564 | | |
| The Good Grief Center’s core mission is to provide a caring community of trained volunteers who help individual adults, children and their families reconcile their grief through activities and sharing in a safe, supportive, confidential and affirming environment. The program offers a variety of support groups and has a library that is open to the public Monday through Friday with books, videos and magazines dealing with grief. |
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| Grand Columbia Council, Boy Scouts of America | District Executive: Darrell Johnson |
| 213 N. Chelan | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
The Boy Scouts, located in the Wenatchee Service Center in Wenatchee, provides a program for youth to build desirable qualities of character, leadership and citizenship all in a fun environment.
District Director: Jim Ludwig—(509)-393-9117
District Executive: Darrell Johnson—(509)-393-9319 |
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| Mission Vista | Administrator: Randi Morrell |
| 205 Palouse | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| The Mission Vista Group Home, located in East Wenatchee, operates a residential living program for adults with developmental disabilities. The home provides individualized instruction designed to foster independence and self-sufficiency. |
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| Mobile Meals | Coordinator: Christy Watt |
| P.O. Box 1343 | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| Mobile Meals, based at Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee, provides nourishing, hot, home-delivered meals to those members of the community who need and request this service, regardless of ability to pay. |
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| Mustard Seed Neighborhood Center of Wenatchee | Director: Janet Stutzman |
| 1007 Malaga Ave. | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
The Mustard Seed provides a safe place for children, offering quality early childhood, preschool and after school programs for low income families. We provide care for children 4 weeks through 12 years and charge for services based on family income and living circumstances.
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| Pediatric Therapy Center | Executive Director : Stephanie Matthews |
| 630 N. Chelan St., Suite A-1 | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| Chelan Douglas Developmental Services, the Pediatric Therapy Center, provides services to children with developmental disabilities. The Pediatric Therapy Center provides diagnostic and treatment services for children birth to three years of age with developmental delays. |
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| Retired Senior Volunteer Program of NCW | Executive Director : Brian Ropp |
| 1312 Maple St., Ste. A | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
RSVP recruits volunteers of all ages and places them into 80+ non profit and medical agencies in Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan counties as well as providing some personal services to homebound seniors. If you need a volunteer or want to volunteer call the main line.
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| The Salvation Army | Executive Director: Captain Butch Soriano |
| P.O. Box 594 | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98807 | | |
A helping hand is given to meet individual and family needs such as meals, food boxes, rent and utility assistance, transportation, medical prescriptions, furniture, houseware, clothing, counseling and guidance at the Family Service Center.
Physical Address
1501 A N. Miller
Wenatchee, WA 98801 |
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| Upper Valley M.E.N.D. | Executive Director: Marggie Simmons |
| P.O. Box 772 | | |
| Leavenworth,WA 98826 | | |
(Meeting Each Need With Dignity)
Upper Valley MEND offers a variety of programs to support and strengthen the communities of the Upper Wenatchee Valley. The Community Cupboard is a food bank, thrift store and emergency shelter. Upper Valley Connection provides team sports and social activities for young people with developmental disabilities. The SHARE Community Land Trust provides affordable home ownership opportunities and home buyer education.
Physical Address
219 14th St.
Leavenworth, WA 98826 |
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| Wenatchee Adult Respite Day Care Center | Executive Director: Lori Theimer |
| 1408 Washington St. | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| The Wenatchee Adult Respite Day Care Center provides a safe and friendly day care center for aged and frail adults needing full-time care so the primary caregiver may have much needed respite. The center offers opportunities for social interaction and participation in activities planned to meet the needs, abilities and interests of the participants. |
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| Wenatchee Family Counseling Services | Executive Director: Dr. Norman Stueckle |
| 1232 Cherry St. | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| Wenatchee Family Counseling Services provides counseling to families and individuals to assist them in understanding the issues and concerns that erode the quality of family relationships and personal well-being. These services are provided to low income clients without charge. |
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| Wenatchee Valley YMCA | Executive Director: Eric Nelson |
| 217 Orondo | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98801 | | |
| The mission of the Wenatchee Valley YMCA is to strengthen youth, families and communities by putting Christian principles into practice through leadership and programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. The Wenatchee Valley YMCA operates the YMCA in Wenatchee, the Eastmont YMCA Aquatic Center in East Wenatchee and the Lake Wenatchee YMCA Camp. |
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| Women’s Resource Center of NCW | Executive Director: Phoebe Nelson |
| P.O. Box 2051 | | |
| Wenatchee,WA 98807 | | |
The Women’s Resource Center is a full support services agency that assists families and individuals with referrals and crisis interventions, emergency and transitional shelter, childcare and enrichment programs, as well as food and clothing.
Physical Address
20 Adams St.
Wenatchee, WA 98801 |
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