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===Vancouver Housing Authority===
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*The Clark County Crisis Services program office is staffed by a team of mental health professionals and certified peer counselors who are trained in crisis intervention. We will listen to you and provide an assessment of your current situation. A plan will be developed with you to meet your immediate behavioral health needs. If needed, we can provide follow-up care to monitor your progress and provide additional help. [https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-services/clark-county-crisis-services]
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*Vancouver Housing Authority offers several programs and resources to help low-income families, elderly, and disabled in Clark County find housing that they can afford. Getting started can be a challenge, but we are here to help you find the resources you need. You may qualify for one or more housing assistance programs. It is best to begin with the program that best describes your situation. For example, veterans should get in touch with the Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) program, and people with chronic illness should learn more about our Special Needs housing program. Section 8 and Subsidized Housing programs are available for qualified applicants in our area. Other housing is available for low-income families and individuals even if you do not qualify for Section 8 vouchers or our subsidized housing programs. You may be able to find affordable housing in Clark County that you qualify for based on your income or situation.  
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*Resources for Alcohol & Drug Treatment, Support, and Recovery [https://www.clark.wa.gov/sites/all/files/community-services/Behavioral%20Health/AD_Program_Directory.pdf]
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*Getting Started [http://vhausa.org/housing/getting-started] ''Printing note: the page is very difficult to print. There are several options for expansion. Just printing the page will not provide all information.''
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**Source Page [https://www.clark.wa.gov/community-services/behavioral-health]
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*Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing [https://vhausa.org/housing/veterans-affairs-supportive-housing]
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*Section 8 [http://vhausa.org/housing/section-8]
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**Applying for Section 8 [https://vhausa.org/housing/applying-for-section-8]
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**How to Find a Home [http://vhausa.org/residents/how-to-find-a-home]
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*Subsidized Housing [http://vhausa.org/housing/subsidized-housing]
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**Senior Housing [https://vhausa.org/housing/senior-housing]
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**Applying for Housing [https://vhausa.org/housing/applying-for-housing]
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*Affordable non-subsidized housing in Clark County [http://vhausa.org/housing/affordable-non-subsidized-housing]
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*Assisted living [http://vhausa.org/housing/assisted-living]
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*Family Self-Sufficiency Program [https://vhausa.org/residents/family-self-sufficiency-program]
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*Contact [http://vhausa.org/contact-us/contact-us]
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Also on [[Veterans]] page
  
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===Clark County Veterans Assistance Centers [https://ccvac.net/]===
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*Clark County Veterans Assistance Center (CCVAC) was born from many conversations by local Vietnam Veterans who said, “There oughta be a place…” Through the dedication of countless volunteered hours, the center opened in 2011 as a 501 c3 non-profit organization.  The mission was, and remains that, of providing a welcome and safe environment to assist Veterans and their families in obtaining benefits, services, and resources to meet basic needs.
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*Clark County Veterans Assistance Fund [https://www.ccvac.net/vet-fund]
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*The Veterans Assistance Fund administered by the Clark County Veteran’s Assistance Center offers financial assistance to low income, qualified veterans who need help. The fund helps Veterans bridge financial difficulties until they can secure permanent employment or survive a difficult financial period. The fund is supported by tax dollars and has limitations.
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*Veterans Assistance Program Eligibility Certification 2023 [https://static1.squarespace.com/static/63deea1b82c0495b5dcfb585/t/6471371a7519c05ac9d3f541/1685141274644/2023+Application+for+Veterans+Assistance.pdf]
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*Disability Claims Assistance [https://www.ccvac.net/claims-assistance]
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Also on [[Veterans]] page.
  
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SeaMar
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===Clark County Community Services [https://clark.wa.gov/community-services]===
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*Vancouver Medical Clinic Salmon Creek [http://www.seamar.org/location.php?xloc=1&xser=1&xserloc=1&xcty=8#]
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*Behavioral Health [https://clark.wa.gov/community-services/behavioral-health]
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*Vancouver Medical Clinic Fourth Plain [http://www.seamar.org/location.php?xloc=98&xser=1&xserloc=144&xcty=8]
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**Housing Options for People with Behavioral Health Challenges [https://clark.wa.gov/sites/default/files/dept/files/community-services/HousingOptions_Final.pdf]
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*Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health, Preventive Health [http://www.seamar.org/county.php?xestado=56&xcondado=8&xcondado_n=Clark]  
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**Consumer and Family Support [https://clark.wa.gov/community-services/consumer-and-family-support]
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*Clark County Crisis Services [https://clark.wa.gov/community-services/clark-county-crisis-services]
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**Services include:Referral and information, Mobile community outreach and crisis intervention, Suicide prevention and assessment, Counseling and safety planning, Access to Behavioral Health programs, Emergency Involuntary Detention, Monitoring of Assisted Outpatient Treatment
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*Veteran Resource Guide 8-25-2021 [https://clark.wa.gov/sites/default/files/media/document/2021-09/Veteran%20Resources%20in%20Clark%20County.pdf]
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[https://clark.wa.gov/community-services/veterans-assistance-fund Source Page]
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Also on [[Veterans]]
  
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===SeaMar [https://www.seamar.org/services-clark.html]===
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*Sea Mar Community Health Centers, founded in 1978, is a community-based organization committed to providing quality, comprehensive health, human, housing, educational and cultural services to diverse communities, specializing in service to Latinos in Washington state. Sea Mar proudly serves all persons without regard to race, ethnicity, immigration status, gender, or sexual orientation, and regardless of ability to pay for services. Sea Mar's network of services includes more than 90 medical, dental, and behavioral health clinics and a wide variety of nutritional, social, and educational services.
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*Services available in Clark County are Medical, Pharmacy, Dental, Behavioral Health, and Preventive Health. For more information on any of these services please ask library staff.
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Vancouver Housing [https://www.seamar.org/vancouverhousing.html]
  
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Labor Ready [http://www.laborready.com/locations/branch/1102]
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===FISH Vancouver - Get Help [https://fishvancouver.org/get-help]===
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*FISH of Vancouver provides emergency, nutritionally-balanced food without charge to anyone declaring their need.
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Open Monday-Friday, 10 am to 2 pm and the 4th Saturday of the month 10 am to Noon. 906 Harney Street, Vancouver WA 98660.
  
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===Clark County Food Pantry Locations [http://www.clarkcountyfoodbank.org/foodpantrysites]===
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FISH Vancouver Need Help? [http://fishvancouver.org/need-help/]
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*Emergency Housing [http://fishvancouver.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/EmergencyHousing.pdf]
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*Emergency Meal Sites [http://fishvancouver.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/EmergencyMealSites.pdf]
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*Food Pantries and Clothing [http://fishvancouver.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Food-Pantries-and-Clothing.pdf]
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Clark County Food Pantry Locations [http://www.clarkcountyfoodbank.org/foodpantrysites]
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*Food Pantry Sites - these partner agency sites provide 3-5 day supplies of fresh fruits, vegetables, grains, and more.  
 
*Food Pantry Sites - these partner agency sites provide 3-5 day supplies of fresh fruits, vegetables, grains, and more.  
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*Printable PDF [https://static1.squarespace.com/static/53135c62e4b01148f94ea635/t/5adfbacf352f536ee5881658/1524611796878/2018-4-19+Agency+Map.pdf] ''In prisons only print page one, pending approval to print map 5/23/18''
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*Printable PDF October 2024 [https://static1.squarespace.com/static/53135c62e4b01148f94ea635/t/66fdcfb605b62711ee1ee11f/1727909817297/10012024+Food+Pantries+%26+Meal+Sites+Printable.pdf] ''In prisons only print page 2, pending approval to print map''
  
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===Share ===
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Share  
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*Share provides services to individuals and families and prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, economic status, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation and marital or family status.
 
*Share provides services to individuals and families and prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, economic status, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation and marital or family status.
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*Shelter System [http://www.sharevancouver.org/programs/share-shelter-system/]
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*Hot Meals [https://sharevancouver.org/programs/share-hot-meals/]
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*Shelter Programs [http://www.sharevancouver.org/programs/share-shelter-system/]
 
*Housing Program [http://www.sharevancouver.org/programs/share-housing-programs/]
 
*Housing Program [http://www.sharevancouver.org/programs/share-housing-programs/]
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*Housing and Essential Need HEN Program [http://www.sharevancouver.org/2013/10/21/share-housing-essential-needs-program/]
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*Housing and Essential Need HEN Program [https://sharevancouver.org/programs/share-housing-essential-needs-program/]
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*Rent Well Tenant Education Program [https://sharevancouver.org/rent-well-tenant-education-program/]
  
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===Free Clinic of Southwest Washington [https://freeclinics.org/about-us/]===
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Free Clinic of Southwest Washington [https://freeclinics.org/about-us/]
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*The Free Clinic was founded in 1990 to address the health care needs of uninsured and under-served residents of Southwest Washington–needs that still strain our community today.
 
*The Free Clinic was founded in 1990 to address the health care needs of uninsured and under-served residents of Southwest Washington–needs that still strain our community today.
 
We provide free, basic, walk-in health care, as well as dental, vision and specialty care.
 
We provide free, basic, walk-in health care, as well as dental, vision and specialty care.
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*Q&A About the Affordable Care Act and the Future of the Free Clinic [https://freeclinics.org/about-us/the-affordable-care-act-and-its-effect-on-the-free-clinic/]
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*Medical Services [https://freeclinics.org/services/medical-services/]
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**Vision Services [https://freeclinics.org/services/medical-services/vision-services/]
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**Immunization Services [https://freeclinics.org/services/medical-services/immunization-services/]
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**Medication Assistance [https://freeclinics.org/services/medical-services/medication-assistance/]
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*Dental Services [https://freeclinics.org/services/dental-services/]
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*Project Access [https://freeclinics.org/services/project-access/]
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**Project Access for Patients [https://freeclinics.org/services/project-access/project-access-patients/]
 
*Directions, Hours & Services[http://freeclinics.org/about-us/directions-hours-services/]
 
*Directions, Hours & Services[http://freeclinics.org/about-us/directions-hours-services/]
  
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===Council for the Homeless [https://www.councilforthehomeless.org/]===
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*The Council for the Homeless is dedicated to helping everyone in Clark County have the opportunity for safe and affordable housing. Our mission is to lead the community’s efforts to prevent and end homelessness. Programs include Community Voice Mail, Landlord Outreach, Housing Solutions Center, Winter Hospitality Overflow, and Homeless Managment Information System.
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*Clark County Resource Guide August 2024 [https://www.councilforthehomeless.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Resource-Guide-2024-8-20-24-FIN-English.pdf]
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**[http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/clark-county-resource-guide/ Source Page]
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*Shelter and Housing Resources [https://www.councilforthehomeless.org/emergency-shelter/]
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**Housing Hotline Flyer 2023 [https://www.councilforthehomeless.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Hotline-Flyer-v.3.30.2023.pdf]
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**Affordable and Subsidized Housing List [https://www.councilforthehomeless.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/FINAL-Affordable-and-Subsidized-Housing-List_9.2024.pdf]
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*Clark County Rent Assistance [https://www.councilforthehomeless.org/rent-assistance/]
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*Frequently Asked Questions [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/faq/]
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También disponible en Español Recursos en español [[Recursos Condado]]
  
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Emergency Shelter Clearing House [http://www.icfth.com/shelter_clearinghouse/]
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===REACH Community Development [https://reachcdc.org/]===
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*We create quality, affordable homes and opportunities for individuals, families and communities to thrive. We’re passionate about supporting people - those trying to rebuild their lives and those who just need a little help. We do this by offering a stable foundation to come home to every day as well as programs that inspire confidence essential for success.
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*About Us [https://reachcdc.org/about-us]
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*Find A Home [https://reachcdc.org/reach/properties/]
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**Reach Properties [http://reachproperties.org/]
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*Qualifying for REACH Housing [https://reachproperties.org/questions/qualifying-for-reach-housing] ''Printing note: all questions must be expanded prior to printing for answers to print''
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*General Information Flyer [https://cdn.reachproperties.org/docs/content/PM_General_Information_Flyer.pdf]
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**También disponible en Español Recursos en español [[Recursos Condado]]
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**General Information flyer also available in Russian, ask library staff for copy.
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*Free Home Repairs ''City of Portland Only'' [https://reachcdc.org/programs/free-home-repairs]
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**Our Community Builders Program serves elderly and/or disabled low-income homeowners that reside in the City of Portland. ''Ask Library Staff for application in English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, or Vietnamese''
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Also on [[Multnomah County (Oregon)]] page.
  
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===Second Step Housing===
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Council for the Homeless
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*Second Step Housing began in 1995 because a group of concerned community members saw a need for safe, affordable housing for homeless women and children; short-term shelters did not give women enough time to adequately address problems and overcome barriers. A longer, more stable living situation was needed. With help from the County, a two-year transitional housing program under the name of YW Housing was started with one house serving three women. Today, Second Step Housing serves more than 225 individuals and families annually and has developed and manages 10 transitional housing properties and 42 units of affordable housing. We provide safe, affordable housing, case management and educational opportunities to adults, children and families who are working towards self-sufficiency. The agency partners with other nonprofits, local businesses, community members, and clients to help meet the housing needs of the community.
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*The Council for the Homeless is dedicated to helping everyone in Clark County have the opportunity for safe and affordable housing. Our mission is to lead the community’s efforts to prevent and end homelessness. Programs include Community Voice Mail, Landlord Outreach, Housing Solutions Center, Winter Hospitality Overflow, and Homeless Managment Information System.
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*Housing Program [https://secondstephousing.org/programs/]
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*Clark County Resource Guide [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Resource-Guide-4.20.18.pdf]
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**Applying for Housing [https://secondstephousing.org/applying-for-housing/]
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*Pocket Guide [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/pocket-guide/]
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**Frequently Asked Questions [https://secondstephousing.org/frequently-asked-questions/]
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*Emergency Shelter [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/need-help/emergency-shelter/]
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*Housing Solutions Center [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/housing-solutions-center/]
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*Frequently Asked Questions [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/faq-for-clients/]
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*Additional Resources [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/additional-resources/]
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**Free Cell Phone [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/2016-free-cell-phone-info.pdf]
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*Spanish version Clark County Resource Guide also located in [[Recursos Condado]]
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Lifeline Free Cell Phone [http://www.councilforthehomeless.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/CellPhonesBrochure.pdf]  
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==Public Libraries==
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===Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries [http://www.fvrl.org/]===
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*Register for a Library Account [https://www.fvrl.org/online-registration]
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*Using the Library [https://www.fvrl.org/library-accounts]
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*Hours & Locations [http://www.fvrl.org/hours-locations]
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Also on [[Cowlitz County]], [[Klickitat County]], and [[Skamania County]] pages
  
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===Camas Public Library [https://www.cityofcamas.us/library]===
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*Mission, Vision, Values, and Equity [https://www.cityofcamas.us/library/page/mission-vision-values-and-equity]
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*Get a Library Card [https://www.cityofcamas.us/library/page/get-library-card]
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*Upcoming Events [https://camaspl.librarycalendar.com/events/upcoming]
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*Online Resources [https://www.cityofcamas.us/library/page/online-resources]
  
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REACH Community Development [http://reachcdc.org/properties/docs/General_Info_Packet_10.26.2015.pdf]
 
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*Vancouver Properties [http://reachcdc.org/properties/property-listings/vancouver-clark-county/]
 
  
  
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Second Step Housing [http://www.secondstephousing.org/housing-programs/]
 
  
  
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Community Services Northwest
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*Our Mental Health Team consists of therapists who work together with clients to build awareness in the areas that each client would like to focus, teaching and learning new skills and ways of managing symptoms. Case Managers who help clients to learn and access community resources, including assistance with accessing benefits, care-giving, budgeting, housing and transportation. Peer Support specialists provide opportunities to collaborate and share feelings and experiences with someone who has been there.
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*The Wellness Program Clark County’s only free mental health clinic serving non-insured adults in Clark County. All of our clients’ incomes fall below the federal poverty level. [http://csnw.org/the-wellness-program/]
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*Housing by referral only [http://csnw.org/housing/]
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*Contact [http://csnw.org/contact-6/]
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Vancouver Housing Authority

  • Vancouver Housing Authority offers several programs and resources to help low-income families, elderly, and disabled in Clark County find housing that they can afford. Getting started can be a challenge, but we are here to help you find the resources you need. You may qualify for one or more housing assistance programs. It is best to begin with the program that best describes your situation. For example, veterans should get in touch with the Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) program, and people with chronic illness should learn more about our Special Needs housing program. Section 8 and Subsidized Housing programs are available for qualified applicants in our area. Other housing is available for low-income families and individuals even if you do not qualify for Section 8 vouchers or our subsidized housing programs. You may be able to find affordable housing in Clark County that you qualify for based on your income or situation.
  • Getting Started [1] Printing note: the page is very difficult to print. There are several options for expansion. Just printing the page will not provide all information.
  • Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing [2]
  • Section 8 [3]
    • Applying for Section 8 [4]
    • How to Find a Home [5]
  • Subsidized Housing [6]
    • Senior Housing [7]
    • Applying for Housing [8]
  • Affordable non-subsidized housing in Clark County [9]
  • Assisted living [10]
  • Family Self-Sufficiency Program [11]
  • Contact [12]

Also on Veterans page

Clark County Veterans Assistance Centers [13]

  • Clark County Veterans Assistance Center (CCVAC) was born from many conversations by local Vietnam Veterans who said, “There oughta be a place…” Through the dedication of countless volunteered hours, the center opened in 2011 as a 501 c3 non-profit organization. The mission was, and remains that, of providing a welcome and safe environment to assist Veterans and their families in obtaining benefits, services, and resources to meet basic needs.
  • Clark County Veterans Assistance Fund [14]
  • The Veterans Assistance Fund administered by the Clark County Veteran’s Assistance Center offers financial assistance to low income, qualified veterans who need help. The fund helps Veterans bridge financial difficulties until they can secure permanent employment or survive a difficult financial period. The fund is supported by tax dollars and has limitations.
  • Veterans Assistance Program Eligibility Certification 2023 [15]
  • Disability Claims Assistance [16]

Also on Veterans page.

Clark County Community Services [17]

  • Behavioral Health [18]
    • Housing Options for People with Behavioral Health Challenges [19]
    • Consumer and Family Support [20]
  • Clark County Crisis Services [21]
    • Services include:Referral and information, Mobile community outreach and crisis intervention, Suicide prevention and assessment, Counseling and safety planning, Access to Behavioral Health programs, Emergency Involuntary Detention, Monitoring of Assisted Outpatient Treatment
  • Veteran Resource Guide 8-25-2021 [22]

Source Page Also on Veterans

SeaMar [23]

  • Sea Mar Community Health Centers, founded in 1978, is a community-based organization committed to providing quality, comprehensive health, human, housing, educational and cultural services to diverse communities, specializing in service to Latinos in Washington state. Sea Mar proudly serves all persons without regard to race, ethnicity, immigration status, gender, or sexual orientation, and regardless of ability to pay for services. Sea Mar's network of services includes more than 90 medical, dental, and behavioral health clinics and a wide variety of nutritional, social, and educational services.
  • Services available in Clark County are Medical, Pharmacy, Dental, Behavioral Health, and Preventive Health. For more information on any of these services please ask library staff.

Vancouver Housing [24]

FISH Vancouver - Get Help [25]

  • FISH of Vancouver provides emergency, nutritionally-balanced food without charge to anyone declaring their need.

Open Monday-Friday, 10 am to 2 pm and the 4th Saturday of the month 10 am to Noon. 906 Harney Street, Vancouver WA 98660.

Clark County Food Pantry Locations [26]

  • Food Pantry Sites - these partner agency sites provide 3-5 day supplies of fresh fruits, vegetables, grains, and more.
  • Printable PDF October 2024 [27] In prisons only print page 2, pending approval to print map

Share

  • Share provides services to individuals and families and prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, economic status, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation and marital or family status.
  • Hot Meals [28]
  • Shelter Programs [29]
  • Housing Program [30]
  • Housing and Essential Need HEN Program [31]
  • Rent Well Tenant Education Program [32]

Free Clinic of Southwest Washington [33]

  • The Free Clinic was founded in 1990 to address the health care needs of uninsured and under-served residents of Southwest Washington–needs that still strain our community today.

We provide free, basic, walk-in health care, as well as dental, vision and specialty care.

  • Medical Services [34]
    • Vision Services [35]
    • Immunization Services [36]
    • Medication Assistance [37]
  • Dental Services [38]
  • Project Access [39]
    • Project Access for Patients [40]
  • Directions, Hours & Services[41]

Council for the Homeless [42]

  • The Council for the Homeless is dedicated to helping everyone in Clark County have the opportunity for safe and affordable housing. Our mission is to lead the community’s efforts to prevent and end homelessness. Programs include Community Voice Mail, Landlord Outreach, Housing Solutions Center, Winter Hospitality Overflow, and Homeless Managment Information System.
  • Clark County Resource Guide August 2024 [43]
  • Shelter and Housing Resources [44]
    • Housing Hotline Flyer 2023 [45]
    • Affordable and Subsidized Housing List [46]
  • Clark County Rent Assistance [47]
  • Frequently Asked Questions [48]

También disponible en Español Recursos en español Recursos Condado

REACH Community Development [49]

  • We create quality, affordable homes and opportunities for individuals, families and communities to thrive. We’re passionate about supporting people - those trying to rebuild their lives and those who just need a little help. We do this by offering a stable foundation to come home to every day as well as programs that inspire confidence essential for success.
  • About Us [50]
  • Find A Home [51]
    • Reach Properties [52]
  • Qualifying for REACH Housing [53] Printing note: all questions must be expanded prior to printing for answers to print
  • General Information Flyer [54]
    • También disponible en Español Recursos en español Recursos Condado
    • General Information flyer also available in Russian, ask library staff for copy.
  • Free Home Repairs City of Portland Only [55]
    • Our Community Builders Program serves elderly and/or disabled low-income homeowners that reside in the City of Portland. Ask Library Staff for application in English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, or Vietnamese

Also on Multnomah County (Oregon) page.

Second Step Housing

  • Second Step Housing began in 1995 because a group of concerned community members saw a need for safe, affordable housing for homeless women and children; short-term shelters did not give women enough time to adequately address problems and overcome barriers. A longer, more stable living situation was needed. With help from the County, a two-year transitional housing program under the name of YW Housing was started with one house serving three women. Today, Second Step Housing serves more than 225 individuals and families annually and has developed and manages 10 transitional housing properties and 42 units of affordable housing. We provide safe, affordable housing, case management and educational opportunities to adults, children and families who are working towards self-sufficiency. The agency partners with other nonprofits, local businesses, community members, and clients to help meet the housing needs of the community.
  • Housing Program [56]
    • Applying for Housing [57]
    • Frequently Asked Questions [58]


Public Libraries

Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries [59]

  • Register for a Library Account [60]
  • Using the Library [61]
  • Hours & Locations [62]

Also on Cowlitz County, Klickitat County, and Skamania County pages

Camas Public Library [63]

  • Mission, Vision, Values, and Equity [64]
  • Get a Library Card [65]
  • Upcoming Events [66]
  • Online Resources [67]



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