Difference between revisions of "Walla Walla County"
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*Catholic Charities Walla Walla (CCWW) was established as a regional office of Catholic Charities Eastern Washington in 1944, and serves its community by providing counseling services, The HUB (a teen HOPE center), PREPARES, community advocacy services, volunteer chore services, and emergency assistance. | *Catholic Charities Walla Walla (CCWW) was established as a regional office of Catholic Charities Eastern Washington in 1944, and serves its community by providing counseling services, The HUB (a teen HOPE center), PREPARES, community advocacy services, volunteer chore services, and emergency assistance. | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 6 January 2021
The Star Project [1]
- STAR offers our clients a broad range of services. We take an intensive, client-driven case management approach. This means that the needs and goals of the client drive our process. We also coordinate planning with many relevant local agencies, including: Community Corrections Officers, BMAC, Helpline, DHS/DSHS, Serenity Point, and Walla Walla Community College. The STAR Project works with clients through four primary programs: Pre-Release Transition, Case Management, Housing, and Employment. These programs are growing and changing constantly, so come back frequently for updated information.
- Services and Programs [2]
- Pre-release application [3]
- Need our help? [4]
Catholic Charities of Spokane Walla Walla [5]
- Catholic Charities Walla Walla (CCWW) was established as a regional office of Catholic Charities Eastern Washington in 1944, and serves its community by providing counseling services, The HUB (a teen HOPE center), PREPARES, community advocacy services, volunteer chore services, and emergency assistance.
Lavender Rights Project Trans Advocacy in Rural Places (TARP) [6]
- The Trans Advocacy in Rural Places program builds community knowledge, legal skills and grassroots power for the legal self-sufficiency and civil rights of transgender, two spirit and gender diverse people who live in rural or geographically isolated areas across Washington state.
- TARP Legal Documents Bank [7]
- Get lots of Know Your Rights tip sheets related to trans issues. TARP has example county specific court forms with instructions for how to get name and gender change court orders (including those that require an out of state birth certificate update).
- TARP Walla Walla County [8]
- Fill-able court forms, example documents and thorough instructions packets for filing for name changes, gender change recognition orders and out of state birth certificate update orders. Currently adult forms and instructions are available. There are forms for gender change recognition court orders that both include and exclude a birth certificate update. Minor forms will be added soon. If you need them in the meantime, please email [email protected]
- Instruction Packet Adult Name and Gender Change in Court [9]
- Instruction Packet updating all your other ID documents after court [10]
- Name Change Petition [11]
- Example of Name Change Petition [12]
- Adult Gender Change Recognition Petition without Birth Certificate [13]
- Proposed Order for Gender Change Recognition with no Birth Certificate Update for Adults [14]
- Example of Gender Change Recognition Petition and Order with No Birth Certificate Update for Adults [15]
- Adult Birth Certificate Update Gender Change Recognition Petition [16]
- Proposed Order for Birth Certificate Update Gender Recognition for Adults [17]
- Example of Gender Change Recognition Petition and Order with Birth Certificate Update for Adults [18]
- Fee Waiver Packet and Forms from Washington Law Help [19]
- Note: Due to the volume of resources provided by Lavender Rights Trans Advocacy in Rural Places documents linked to this page are for this county only. For access to different documents on TARP Legal Documents Bank and information about other Lavender Rights programs visit the Queer & LGBTQIA+ Resources or Legal Assistance and Literature pages.