Difference between revisions of "Whatcom County"

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The Lighthouse Mission

• The Mission works to break the cycle of homelessness in the lives of people experiencing it through vital services such as nutritious meals, safe shelter, and one-on-one case management. 24/7 Drop In Center, The Mission (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Men’s Shelter: 40 beds for men progressing on goals, Extended Stay Shelter: Housing six advanced working residents, Special Needs Shelter: Serving nine men with special needs, Whatcom County provides mental health support, The Cove: An apartment-like space for a single parent family, Medical Respite: Two beds for men referred by PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center, Housing for Women and Children, Child Care and The New Life Program (NLP) is a year-long intensive, Biblically-based, men’s addiction recovery community aimed at Christian discipleship and identity/vocation formation.)
• What We Do [1]
• Contact Us [2]

Stepping Stones Sober Living Community

• Stepping Stones is a sober living community, for individuals recovering from substance abuse. By promoting independence and personal responsibility, we mitigate relapse in substance abusers. The goal of Stepping Stones is to ensure every recovering individual has access to quality housing and a supportive environment including employment. Stepping Stones housing is based on the Oxford model operating on the concept of group accountability, democratically run by residents.
• Home Page [3]
• Locations [4]
• Apply [5]
• Application [6]

Bridges of Hope

• The Bridges of Hope transitional living house provides a setting to conduct a Christ centered, transformational community seeking to assist men released from jail, prison, and substance abuse rehabilitation centers.. It is intended to be an intentional Christian community. Members will live in an atmosphere of trust, security, and mutual respect for each other's dignity. Through transformational discipleship with mentors, it will include vocational and life skills training, and educational opportunities. We will encourage holistic restoration to a successful and autonomous cultural / social/ spiritual lifestyle and becoming responsible members of society.
• Home Page [7]
• Contact [8]

Opportunity Council

• The Opportunity Council is a private, non-profit Community Action Agency serving homeless and low-income families and individuals. Our goal is to help people learn to become self-sufficient. For 50 years we have offered a broad scope of services that range from addressing immediate and crisis-oriented needs (food, emergency shelter, eviction-prevention) to longer-term programs that promote self-sufficiency in our community (early childhood education, home weatherization).
• Basic Needs [9]
• Child Care Resources [10]
• Housing [11]
• Contact Information [12]

Whatcom Homeless Service Center

• We coordinate many of the housing resources in Whatcom County and have created a centralized and accessible way to link consumers to appropriate services. Our coordinated system refers to an approach which implements a county-wide no wrong door strategy and provides centralized intake, assessment, and referral services for homeless housing. We maintain one Housing Pool for the entire community, through which we can keep up to date records of the housing needs of those seeking housing services. With cross-agency coordination, interim case management, and eligibility information provided via the Housing Pool, we aim to make the most appropriate referrals and improve outcomes for those we serve.
• About [13]
• Contact [14]
• Housing and Essential Needs (HEN) [15]