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The Lynnwood Neighborhood Center (LNC) is an accessible and welcoming place for neighbors to connect, learn, and gather. Serving Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Shoreline, and surrounding communities, the LNC brings essential services and community spaces together in one location. Empowering People. Strengthening Community. Resources Events Volunteer Rentals Donate Piazza of Possibilities! Saturday, June 27 starting at 5:30 Together, we’re creating something lasting. Join us—RSVP today. Learn More! The Lynnwood Neighborhood Center (LNC) brings essential services and community spaces together in one location. Here, individuals and families can access support, explore new opportunities, volunteer, and build connections that strengthen our community. BUILDING HOURS Mon-Fri | 8am - 4pm Sat & Sun | By appointment only (Service partner hours may vary) 19509 64th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036 (425) 683-0891 | ourLNC@voaww.org Resources at the LNC Adults & Aging Well Meaningful Day Enriching the lives of intellectually and developmentally disabled adults through inclusive, engaging, and joyful experiences. Opportunities are created for them to get out into the community, try new things, and feel a true sense of belonging. Learn More Old Friends Club A social respite program for adults with dementia and their caregivers. While members enjoy time with peers, care partners get much-needed time to recharge and focus on self-care. Coming Soon! Community Resources Korean Community Service Center A bridge for Korean immigrants and the wider Asian community to fully integrate into society and overcome economic, health, and linguistic barriers so that they become independent and thriving members of the community. Learn More Latino Educational Training Institute (LETI) LETI will provide a wide range of resources, ensuring individuals receive guidance, referrals, and support tailored to their needs to help community members access LETI’s 27 programs as well as services offered by our county and state partners. Learn More VOA Community Resource Center A one-stop hub of services for people in need. From help with basic needs like clothing and shelter, to assistance with other kinds of resources and programs, making sure neighbors are supported and cared for in their journeys toward stability. Learn More Wellness Center for Human Services Provides office-based and school-based services offered to individuals, couples, and families experiencing challenges that affect their mental health and overall well-being. Our therapists provide guidance and treatment for a range of concerns, including depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, divorce and separation, and other family disruptions and life transitions. Learn More VOA Wellness Center A hub where prevention, recovery, and self-care live under one roof. This center will work with various providers offering a rotation of wellness services treating the whole person, mind, body and lifestyle. Coming Soon! Youth Services Boys & Girls Club Serving youth ages 5–18 with high-quality programs and supports, the Club offers before- and after-school care, full-day summer programs, and enrichment focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles, life and workforce readiness, and character and leadership development. Learn More VOA Early Learning Center Offers a high-quality education grounded in the proven Experience Curriculum, led by caring, qualified, and experienced teachers who turn everyday moments into exciting adventures. Through hands-on exploration and play-based learning, children investigate the world around them and build creative problem-solving skills. Learn More ChildStrive ChildStrive supports families with young children from pregnancy through preschool with relationship-based, home-visits, and community-centered services, with the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center serving as a hub for family connection and support. Learn More Cocoon House Support for youth ages 12–24 through employment services focused on job readiness and placement, family engagement programs aimed at preventing youth homelessness, and case management support across South Snohomish County. Learn More Not just Lynnwood. The Lynnwood Neighborhood Center provides an accessible hub of services and programs to serve Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Shoreline, and communities across the area. The Center is also a welcoming place for neighbors of all ages and backgrounds to connect with services, learn new skills, find new opportunities, and build community. Tour the LNC Explore the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center and discover what makes it special. Tours are open to the public—just click the button below to schedule yours. Register for a Tour Your next event space! Now booking 2026 events! The LNC offers versatile, affordable spaces designed to bring your vision to life. From spacious venues perfect for conferences, receptions, and celebrations to distinctive smaller spaces like our Tech Room or Meeting Room, we have the ideal setting for gatherings of any size. To view rental rates, click here. Have questions or ready to reserve your date? Contact our Rental Team or complete our rental request form to get started today. Email Rental Form Help your community thrive The Lynnwood Neighborhood Center is open, but the work isn’t finished yet. Your donation to our capital campaign helps complete the building—creating space for the people and programs that serve our community. Our Services Providers The Lynnwood Neighborhood Center is brought to you in partnership by Why VOAWW? Volunteers of America Western Washington has taken the lead on difficult tasks for over 127 years to help the underserved and create safe, stable, and healthy communities. VOAWW is rooted in the longstanding tradition of compassionate, holistic services and creating opportunities to serve one another, leaving a lasting impact on residents in Western Washington and across the state. Learn more about Volunteers of America Western Washington and the services we provide > Stay updated! Get caught up on what it took for LNC to open it's doors and be one of the first people to see what's happening next! Make sure to follow us on social media so you don't miss out! QUESTIONS? Send us an email to ourlnc@voaww.org

Volunteers of America Western Washington assists with food banks, rent and utility assistance, crisis counseling, mediation, and ECEAP preschool. Building Pathways to Hope When housing is at risk, everything is. We’re helping families stay in their homes, welcoming refugees as they rebuild their lives, and providing safe shelter for mothers and children when it’s needed most. Your gift today helps create stability, safety, and a place to belong. Donate Quick Links Need help? We offer a wide range of resources from food and housing to behavioral health and conflict resolution. Looking to give back? Volunteering, donating, or joining the team are all ways you can play an active part in helping our neighbors find stability. Get Food There are no eligibility or documentation requirements to receive food at any VOAWW food banks or pantries. Learn More Housing Our housing programs help find and or stabilize housing for both short and long term needs. Learn More Early Learning ECEAP Preschools in Everett, Monroe, and Sultan, as well as Early Learning & Child Care services in Sultan and Lynnwood. Learn More Behavioral Health We are here to provide resources and support to people in crisis and/ or considering suicide and those who want others to get the help they need. Learn More Tribal Services Serving Native American & Alaska Native Communities throughout the state of Washington to access culturally appropriate behavioral health resources. Learn More Personal Support Services Support for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities to live safe and fulfilling lives, help with budgeting for SSA benefits, and Foundational Community Supports. Learn More Dispute Resolution Our Dispute Resolution Centers offer mediation and conflict resolution resources as well as training opportunities. Learn More Mediation An alternative to living with the stress of conflict or the anxiety of the formal legal system, mediation can help people in conflict find workable solutions quickly and affordably. Learn More Fair Housing Learn about your rights as a tenant or landlord, provide and obtain housing without discrimination, and much more! Learn More Volunteer Donate your time and gain new experiences through our many volunteer opportunities. Make a difference today. Learn More Donate Car donations, Cryptocurrency, leaving a gift in your will, and monetary donations. There's so many ways you make an impact! Learn More Job Opportunities Join the VOAWW team and become a part of serving others and strengthening communities. Learn More Who We Are Volunteers of America Western Washington was established in 1898, two years after Maud and Ballington Booth founded the national organization in New York. We respond to hundreds of thousands of requests for assistance each year through a partnership of professional staff, volunteers, and community supporters. Volunteers are instrumental in every aspect of our ministry of service and help us reach thousands more people than we could with staff alone. We acknowledge, serve, and uplift each and every person. No matter your identity, citizenship, origin, color, or creed, you are welcome here. Our commitment is to serve those needing food, shelter, crisis care, free preschool, community resources, and so much more. Featured Story Stories of Impact Pressing On Complex trauma. Assault. Homelessness. Addiction. Recovery. Relapse. These aren’t just frightening words. They are the experiences that... 2 min read "I hated who I had become." “I am 32 years old now, so I can sum it up to 2 decades battling to get my life back.” Most 12-year-olds are in 7th grade and summoning... 2 min read Life According to S Steve Woodard’s future seemed decided by the S’s. Named Steve, his life path started in San Diego. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree... 3 min read

Supporting independent living for adults with developmental disabilities. Representative payee program for Social Security benefits. Personal Support Services We support adults with Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities to live safe and fulfilling lives through experiences that foster independence and enhance self-esteem. Our representative payee program assists those with Social Security benefits to budget for independent living. Our Programs Our Personal Support programs include our state-recognized Supported Living program and our Meaningful Day recreational day program. We also provide training to other agencies. We created the first virtual "Train The Trainer" program for the Developmental Disabilities Administration of Washington State. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions about our programs! Supported Living Supported living enables people to live in their own homes in the community with support. For eligibility and to apply, you will need to start with Washington State's DDA office below. After approval, you will be able to select our program for services. Click the button below to access the application for eligibility. Supported Living Application Meaningful Day The Meaningful Day Program, a key component of our Disability Services Department, is dedicated to empowering our supported living clients by facilitating opportunities for community engagement and socialization. Our program offers a diverse range of weekly and monthly activities, such as art, music, bowling, cooking classes, day trips, zoo visits, dances, and more. Inquire April 2026 Today Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 29 30 31 10:30 AM Meaningful Day 1 10:00 AM Brunch & Bowl 2 3 10:00 AM Cooking Class 4 5 6 7 10:30 AM Meaningful Day 8 10:00 AM Brunch & Bowl 9 10:00 AM Mini Golf 10 10:00 AM Cooking Class 11 12 13 14 10:30 AM Musical Therapy 15 10:00 AM Brunch & Bowl 16 9:00 AM Museum Day 17 10:00 AM Cooking Class 18 19 20 21 10:30 AM Meaningful Day 22 10:00 AM Brunch & Bowl 23 10:30 AM Coffee and Cards 24 25 26 27 28 10:30 AM Musical Therapy 29 10:00 AM Brunch & Bowl 30 9:00 AM Museum Day 1 10:00 AM Cooking Class 2 3 4 5 10:30 AM Meaningful Day 6 10:00 AM Brunch & Bowl 7 8 10:00 AM Cooking Class 9 Meaningful Day Event Calendar meaningful-day Rep Payee Program The Representative Payee Program is a service that helps you budget your Social Security Administration (SSA) benefits. Through the Rep Payee Program, local service providers will work with you to budget your benefits to help you pay for food, shelter, clothing, and medical care. Questions? Send us an email at voapayee@voaww.org Learn More Training We provide in-person DDA 40-hour Core training, Right Response, CPR/First Aid, and Continuing Education Credits. A self-paced online option is also available for the DDA 40-hour Core training. For more information, please email training@voaww.org VOAWW is a proud member of American Network of Community Options and Resources (ANCOR) Click to learn more about this vital organization advocating for and supporting people with developmental disabilities.

Explore VOAWW events by location, from fundraisers to community gatherings. Discover what’s happening near you! Connect, get involved, and support your local community. Events & Community Gatherings Arlington Everett Lake Stevens Lynnwood Join us and our partners as we bring people together across our communities. ARLINGTON Operation Backpack: End of Summer Celebration (Community Event) Saturday, 8/2 | 10AM-2PM FREE event with activities, information, free backpacks and school supplies* To register, call 360-322-6988. Must be low income - verification required at event check in. Accepted verification: EBT card, Provider One card, or free and reduced lunch. Presidents Elementary School • 505 E 3rd St, Arlington, WA 98223 EVERETT Senior Event Fair (Community Event) Wednesday, 5/6 | 10AM-2PM Join us to connect with local organizations that provide programs and services for older adults. Free and open to the community! Carl Gipson Center • 3025 Lombard Ave, Everett, WA 98201 Spring Tea (Community Event) Wednesday, 5/30 | 11am-1pm Registration required. Join us for a delightful Spring Tea featuring a light menu of finger sandwiches, an assortment of desserts, and freshly brewed tea. Please call 425-818-2784 to register Carl Gipson Center • 3025 Lombard Ave, Everett, WA 98201 Red, White & Blue BBQ (Community Event) Wednesday, 6/24 | 11am-1pm Registration required. Please join us for this annual event and enjoy some tasty barbeque! Carl Gipson Center • 3025 Lombard Ave, Everett, WA 98201 LAKE STEVENS Mother's Day Card Frenzy (Community Event) Monday, 5/4 | 2PM-6PM & Thursday | 11:30AM-3PM Free event for children to make cards and get stuffed animals for their mothers. Lake Stevens Community Resource Center • 8021 20th St SE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258 Kreative Kiddos (Community Event) August | Date coming soon Join us for this FREE event where children ages 5-13 of all ability levels can participate in crafts! Lake Stevens Community Resource Center • 8021 20th St SE, Lake Stevens, WA 98258 Operation Backpack: Back-to-School Event (Community Event) Saturday, 8/8 | 11am-2pm FREE Community Event with activities, information, free backpacks and school supplies* More details to come. Cavelero Mid & High School • 8220 24th St SE, Lake Stevens LYNNWOOD K-Fair Job Fair (Community Event) Saturday, 5/2 | 1PM-6PM Hosted by the Greater Seattle Korean Association and Edmonds College Lynnwood Neighborhood Center • 19509 64th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036 Cocoon House Quarterly Forum (Community Event) Thursday, 6/4 | 5PM-6:30PM Registration required. Learn more about Cocoon House, their mission, and the youth that they serve who are facing homelessness in Snohomish County. Lynnwood Neighborhood Center • 19509 64th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036 LNC Fan Fiesta Futbol Watch Party (Community Event) Thursday, 6/18 | 5PM-8PM More details to come. Lynnwood Neighborhood Center • 19509 64th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036 LNC Piazza of Possibilities (Fundraiser) Saturday, 6/27 | Starts at 5:30pm Join us for an inspiring evening to support the final phase of the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center’s capital campaign. Enjoy a sit-down dinner, live performances, community stories, and special remarks from Rick Steves and more! Lynnwood Neighborhood Center • 19509 64th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036 Hope is Brewing (Fundraiser) Friday, 9/25 | Breakfast at 7AM, presentation from 8AM-9AM Start your morning with purpose at Hope is Brewing, a meaningful gathering that brings our community together to share stories, spark hope, and support neighbors in need. Lynnwood Event Center • 3711 196th St SW, Lynnwood, WA 98036

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Services supporting the behavioral health needs of Native Americans and Alaska Natives including suicide prevention and crisis counseling. Tribal Services Serving Native American & Alaska Native Communities throughout the state of Washington to access culturally appropriate behavioral health resources. Native & Strong Lifeline Tribal Services Profiles Native Resource Hub Native Resource Hub Survey If you are an Indigenous person and in crisis, we have Native counselors available 24/7 for confidential support. We see you. We are you. Call 988 and dial option 4 or text N8V to 988. Call 988 Native Resource Hub The Native Resource Hub exists as a central resource point for those affiliated with the Native American and Alaska Native Communities. We are available statewide to assist in a variety of ways, giving special attention to culture and community connection. The Hub has been developed in partnership with the Tribal Centric Behavioral Health Advisory Board, the American Indian Health Commission, the Washington State Health Care Authority and the Department of Health. The Hub What is the Hub and who do we serve? The behavioral health and crisis systems can be difficult to navigate at times, and we could all use support to connect with the services that we need. The Native Resource Hub is a resource line specifically for Native American/Alaska Native people. The Hub was developed to support Indian health care providers, Tribal governments, families, and individuals looking for assistance navigating the complex behavioral health system. The Hub provides both Native and Non-Native resources to any person requesting them. Any Indigenous person in Washington state can call the Hub for resources or support. The Hub is a statewide service available to meet the needs of the Tribal Affiliated community and coordinates with Tribal agencies, healthcare professionals, hospitals, and in- and outpatient programs. We recognize and serve all Indigenous people, regardless of geographic tribal affiliation. Services We offer tribal resources available to the caller as well as resource information to outside entities for Native Americans, Alaska Natives, First Nations, and their descendants. Services available: Track bed capacity Follow up on Native and Strong Lifeline calls Coordinate care Provide Native American specific resources Contact for tribal DCR’s Provide light case management (up to 2 weeks) State of Washington Department of Children, Youth & Families — Virtual Positive Indian Parenting (PIP) Wrap Around Services: Culturally specific parent education supporting physical, social emotional, and cognitive cultural health of children and families. American Indian/Alaska Native parents and caregivers at risk for DCYF (pregnant, infant, toddler, and young children up to age 18). Up to six months of service per family (case by case up to 12 months, 1-2 meetings a week, 2-3 hours each meeting) On referral by DCYF: serving King, Pierce, and Spokane counties The staff providing these services are Peer Support, PIP and VSS Core Certified Information & Referrals We are working hard to keep our networking and resources relevant and up to date to offer the most current support to our callers. This includes but is not limited to: alcoholics anonymous / detox / recovery resources childcare resources clothing resources cultural resources (powwows, sweats, gatherings) domestic violence resources durable medical equipment support utility & energy assistance resources financial assistance resources food pantry/hot food resources health insurance resources hot shower resources housing resources/ homelessness prevention inpatient treatment for Substance Use Disorder and Behavioral Health connection to legal assistance LGBTQIA+2S resources support groups (grief and loss, parent, domestic violence, veterans) therapy and counseling resources transportation resources vocational rehab In partnership with Washington State Healthcare Authority (HCA) and tribal communities in Washington State, Tribal Services at Volunteers of America Western Washington (VOAWW) has compiled resources and information regarding healthcare, community, and crisis services available in each tribe. The Tribal Profiles below include information such as: Geographical Information, Medical & Dental Services, Outpatient & Inpatient Behavioral Health (Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder) Services, Crisis Services, Community and Social Services, as well as Elder, Youth, and Cultural programs. Tribal Profiles: Peninsula and Pacific Coast Chehalis Hoh Jamestown S’Klallam Lower Elwha Klallam Makah Port Gamble S’Klallam Quileute Quinault Shoalwater Bay Suquamish North Sound Lummi Nooksack Sauk-Suiattle Stillaguamish Swinomish Tulalip Upper Skagit Samish Eastern Washington Colville Kalispel Native Project 2025 Spokane Yakama South Sound, King, and South Cascades Cowlitz Muckleshoot Nisqually Puyallup Skokomish (Coming soon!) Snoqualmie Squaxin Island Seattle Indian Health Board (UIHO) Click the button for a compiled list of Crisis Services for all tribes. Tribal Crisis Services Get in touch If this is a life-threatening emergency, dial 911. If you or someone you know are in crisis or considering suicide, call 988. Counselors are available 24 hours a day. Our Tribal Hub staff is available during normal business hours for support or to answer questions. Simply fill out the contact form or give us a call at 1-866-491-1683. Full Name* Email* Enter your message or comments here Submit Tell us how we did! Your feedback is essential to our work and goal to improve access to resources for our Relatives. Fill out a short survey on your experience with the Native Resource Hub by clicking the button below. Native Hub Resource Survey NSLL Suicide is the second leading cause of death for Native youth ages 10-24 Native & Strong Lifeline The Native and Strong Lifeline is a suicide, crisis, and help line specifically for American Indian and Alaska Natives. The Native and Strong Lifeline is fully staffed and operated by other Native people. This means that when you call the Native and Strong Lifeline, a Tribal Crisis Counselor will take your call. We are here to listen. Any time. Call 988, option 4 or text N8V to 988 Why do we need the Native and Strong Lifeline? Suicide is the second leading cause of death for Native youth ages 10-24. Native communities experience the highest rates of suicide amongst all racial and ethnic groups in the United States, and suicide rates among American Indian and Alaska Native communities rose by 118 percent between 1999-2017. Suicide is preventable and your time here is sacred. The Native and Strong Lifeline is one way that we can help prevent suicide in our communities and make each other stronger. It will send a message that healing and getting help are normal and important parts of life. Who can call the Native and Strong Lifeline? The Native and Strong Lifeline serves all AI/AN, First Nations, Enrolled tribal members, and unenrolled descendants. This line is for all Indigenous people living in Washington state, regardless of their geographic tribal location. How will this affect my community? Community members will now be able to receive confidential services during mental health emergencies with minimal involvement of police or hospitals. They will be served by other Natives who have a true understanding of their specific needs, keeping traditional elements of culture in mind on their journey to healing. What happens when you call? You will be connected with a trained Tribal Crisis Counselor. The caller can talk about any emotional crisis, not just suicide. The Tribal Crisis Counselor will use active listening to assess risk, determine if a person is in danger, and assist the person in feeling better and accessing resources. If the counselor believes the caller is in danger, they will work with the caller to create a safety plan that does not require calling emergency services. Less than 3% of calls result in dispatching 911 services. If you are calling about a friend or family member who is in distress, the person on the phone will walk you through how to help and provide resources. Does NSLL replace my local Tribal crisis line? No. The Native and Strong Lifeline will not be replacing any existing Tribally operated crisis lines. The Native and Strong Lifeline is simply available to any Indigenous person wanting to speak to other Native people when they need support. For example, some people like to work with people outside of their Tribes when they need support or, if your Tribe’s crisis line is not available 24/7 you can call the Native and Strong Lifeline as an alternative. There are many reasons that a person may wish to call, and we are here to support you.

Two sites are open through March 15, 2022 for unsheltered individuals when temperatures are forecast to reach 34º or below. Cold Weather Shelters Shelters are open in East and South County from November 1 to March 31 when temperatures are forecast to reach 34º or below. East County Cold Weather Shelters East Everett OUR LADY OF HOPE CHAPEL 2617 Cedar St., Everett Doors open at 8pm No entry after 10pm Shelter closes at 8am Pets allowed Monroe MONROE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 14118 Chain Lake Rd, Monroe Doors open at 8pm No entry after 10pm Shelter closes at 8am Snohomish SNOHOMISH EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 210 Avenue B, Snohomish Doors open at 8pm No entry after 10pm Shelter closes at 8am Pets allowed South County Cold Weather Shelter Lynnwood MAPLE PARK CHURCH 17620 60th Ave W, Lynnwood Sun-Tues & Thurs-Sat Doors open at 7pm No entry after 9pm Shelter closes at 7am Wednesdays Doors open at 9pm No entry after 11pm Shelter closes at 7am Need a ride? Sun-Tues & Thurs-Sat 7pm: Lynnwood City Hall 7:10pm: James Village 7:25pm: Value Village Wednesdays 9pm: Lynnwood City Hall 9:10pm: James Village 9:25pm: Value Village Keep updated! Follow us on Facebook at coldweathershelter for updates on each of our Cold Weather Shelters across the county! Watch this short video to find out how you can get involved! Can you help? Shelters provided in partnership with Snohomish County Human Services Department

Resources and referrals for food, shelter, and support in Arlington and north Snohomish County. Arlington Community Resource Center The Arlington Community Resource Center is a one-stop hub of services for people in need. From help with basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter, to assistance with other kinds of resources and programs, we make sure our neighbors are supported and cared for in their journeys toward stability. Welcome! We provide a wide range of services, such as what is listed here, but we are available to assist with needs as diverse as our community. If you have a question about a service you need but don't see listed, please reach out to us! 103 East 3rd St (2nd Floor) Arlington, WA 98223 Hours of Operation Monday - Thursday | 9am-12pm & 1pm-4pm (360) 322-6988 | arlingtoncrc@voaww.org @voawwacrc ACRC Services Résumé building and job search help Emergency food Treatment program assistance Paperwork and application (such as housing) assistance Healthcare application assistance DSHS system navigation assistance Utility assistance (when funding allows) Emergency shelter assistance (when funding allows) Clothing, shoes, diapers, wipes, and hygiene items (as donations allow) Pet food (as donations allow) 103 E 3rd St. Arlington F.R.E.S.H. Program Showers are available to the public at no cost. Last entry is 30 minutes prior to close. Providing clean shower facilities, toiletries, community resources and dinner to FRESH participants. Every Wednesday | 4:30PM - 6:30PM QUESTIONS? Please call (360) 322-6988 Follow us on Facebook to be notified of closures. Laundry Services Laundry services are free and open to the public. In partnership with Suds and Duds Tuesdays & Wednesdays | 5:30pm - 8pm* *Last load has to be in by 6:30PM. First come, first serve basis. 3131 Smokey Point Dr #10, Arlington Your ACRC Team Marlydann Dugger | Site Director Robin Johnson | Administrative Assistant Angela Scarborough | Outreach Specialist Kelly Dausch | Support Specialist

Resources and referrals for food, shelter, and support in Lake Stevens, Granite Falls, and Snohomish. Lake Stevens Community Resource Center The Lake Stevens Community Resource Center is a one-stop hub of services for people in need. From help with basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter, to assistance with other kinds of resources and programs, we make sure our neighbors are supported and cared for in their journeys toward stability. Welcome! We provide a wide range of services, such as what is listed here, but we are available to assist with needs as diverse as our community. If you have a question about a service you need but don't see listed, please reach out to us! 8021 20th St SE #A102 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 Hours of Operation Monday - Thursday | 9am-12pm & 1pm-4pm (425) 405-2252 | lakestevenscrc@voaww.org @voawwlscrc LSCRC Services General resources and referrals Résumé building and job search help Emergency food Treatment program assistance Paperwork and application (such as housing) assistance Healthcare application assistance DSHS system navigation assistance Rent & utility assistance (when funding allows) Emergency shelter assistance (when funding allows) Clothing, shoes, diapers, wipes, and hygiene items (as donations allow) Pet food (as donations allow) Growing the Future of Today's Families A safe place for young parents to ask for help, find resources for stability, and connect with each other. QUESTIONS? Please call (425) 405-2252 617 1st St Sultan, WA 98294

From help with basic needs like food and shelter to assistance with other kinds of resources and programs, the Sky Valley CRC is here to help! Sky Valley Community Resource Center The Sky Valley Community Resource Center is a one-stop hub of services for people in need. From help with basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter, to assistance with other kinds of resources and programs, we make sure our neighbors are supported and cared for in their journeys toward stability. Welcome! We provide a wide range of services, such as what is listed here, but we are available to assist with needs as diverse as our community. If you have a question about a service you need but don't see listed, please reach out to us! 701 1st St, Sultan, WA 98294 Hours of Operation Monday - Thursday | 9am-4pm skyvalley@voaww.org | 360-793-2400 Sky Valley CRC Services Résumé building and job search help Emergency food Free shower program (more information below) Treatment program assistance Paperwork and application (such as housing) assistance Healthcare application assistance DSHS system navigation assistance Utility assistance (when funding allows) Emergency shelter assistance (when funding allows) Clothing, shoes, diapers, wipes, and hygiene items (as donations allow) Pet food (as donations allow) 617 1st St Sultan, WA 98294 Free Shower Program Showers are available to the public at no cost. Last entry is 30 minutes prior to close. We provide soap, shampoo, and other hygiene items. Clothing is available on a first-come, first-served basis as donations allow. MONDAY & THURSDAY | 12pm - 4pm (last entry at 3:30pm) QUESTIONS? Please call (360) 793-2400

VOAWW's ECEAP is a low income affordable preschool in Everett, Monroe, and Sultan that prepares students and their families for success. Summer Child Care July 6-September 4 for children 3-5 years old Monday-Friday • 7am-5:30pm Available in Everett, Monroe, Sultan, and Lynnwood! To learn more, call your preferred location. Learn More! ECEAP Preschool is a free option for qualifying families serving children 3 - 4 years of age . ECEAP Preschool Early Learning & Child Care Early Learning / ECEAP Preschool ECEAP Preschool Locations TRAILSIDE 1300B 100th Pl SE Everett, WA 98204 For more information, contact Jessica Armstrong (425) 355-5193 jarmstrong@voaww.org SKY VALLEY 701 First St Sultan, WA 98294 For more information, contact Miranda Yocom (425) 212-2941 myocom@voaww.org MONROE 261 Sky River Parkway Monroe, WA 98272 For more information, contact Sierra Straka (425) 284-9720 sstraka@voaww.org Did you know? About half of the children in the United States start kindergarten unprepared. Children who live in low-income and unstable homes are the most at risk for not being school-ready. Compared to similar children who do not attend, children in ECEAP preschools are: Healthier when they start kindergarten More likely to graduate from high school and go onto college More likely to be employed and to earn more as an adult Less likely to be in special education or repeat a grade Less likely to become pregnant as a teen Less likely to become involved in a crime Volunteers of America Western Washington improves these risks by offering Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) preschool programs in Everett, Sultan, and Monroe. In addition to academics, our ECEAP staff have always supported our students' families to ensure they have what they need to grow and succeed together. We proudly continue our family support by: Providing home connection materials to students for hands-on learning Regularly delivering food to our families Connecting our families with the resources they need, including finding qualifying funding through the North Sound 211 program Staying in contact with our families to support them through any challenges or needs A Jump Start Learn more about ECEAP programs from Snohomish County Learn More Interested in learning more about ECEAP Preschool? Download and return your screening form to the campus where you are applying. Applications in other languages are available upon request. ECEAP Combined Screening Form (Eng) Download Formulario de evaluación combinado ECEAP (Esp) Descargar OR Fill out this online form or call 425-212-2941, and we will contact you soon with information about program eligibility and availability. Add a child Which campus are you interested in attending? * Trailside (Everett) Sky Valley (Sultan) Monroe Submit Thank you! We received your inquiry and will contact you soon.

In Arlington, Lake Stevens, Lynnwood, and Sultan, our CRCs are welcoming spaces where neighbors find support, resources, and connections to help them thrive. Community Resource Centers VOAWW Community Resource Centers are welcoming places where neighbors can turn for guidance, resources, and support. Whether someone is navigating a challenge or looking for a next step, our centers help connect individuals and families to the services and tools that build stability and well-being Arlington Lake Stevens Lynnwood Sultan