BRIDGEVIEW

Funder for Early Learning and College Prep Programs, Provided lunches for summer activities

Running Start students host activities for elementary school age participants 3-4 times per year

Coordinates 4-6 family events per year. Providing tutors for the teen and elementary programs.

Elementary tutoring

Nursing students support elementary and teen activities

Local sponsor for USDA Summer Lunch Program

Art classes for teens

Staff involvment in the MAC Advisory Board: entails meetings

Staff involvment in the group: entails meetings and events

Staff involvment in the Clark County Truancy Project

Partner in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

Partner agency in self-sufficiency programs

The Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities of Southwest Washington works in partnership with service providers to provide a comprehensive, easily accessible and coordinated system of home and community-based services for seniors, family caregivers, adults living with a disability and their families

Local podatrist that comes to Columbia House to provide foot care to residents.

Battle Ground High School jazz choir that provides concerts 2x a year.

Provides student nurses yearly for a community health praticum.

Local mechanic shop that provides services based on a sliding scale of income.

Agency provides Volunteer Chore (transporation and housekeeping) and Medicaid funded in home care.

Faith based volunteer organization that provides help with moving and property projects.

Faith based organization that has an outreach program that provides emergency rent assistance and financial assistance for dental services.

Local agency that provides classes on how to shop and cook on a low income budget, they provide these services onsite and offsite.

Provide hearing aids to low-income residents.

They provide emergency crisis mental health intervention and education to the community on mental health.

Faith based organization that has an outreach program that provides financial assistance for utilities and medical bills on a need basis.

Provides the shopping shuttle at Columbia House, as well as travel training for residents needing to learn the bus route system.

They provice 3D dentures as a pilot program for new 3D printers.

Community organization that provides food and community boxes to residents on a monthly basis.

They provide People and Stories onsite as well as an onsite library check out and education on using the libraries resources. (In the process of fine tuning dates and times.)

Works with residents on a need basis.

They provide SHIBA, medical transportation, RSVP, and Volunteer connections.

Community organization that provices meals to residents onsite and to the home.

Local dental clinic that provices dental services on a sliding fee scale for medicaid and low income individuals.

Community organization that provides food and community boxes to residents on a monthly basis.

They provide health education onsite (tobacco sessation and healthcare services).

They provide animeals (meals) to residents onsite for their pets.

Affiliated with Area Agency on Aging, they provide resources to seniors.

They provide community education on hearing loss and adaptive equpiment.

Faith based organization that provides emergency rent and dental assistance.

They provide grants for financially needy women.

Pathways program/ workforce training and adult basic education programs

Employment Services

Helping low-income women enter the workforce

Employment Services

Offering professional coaching to low income residents

Helping low-income men enter the workforce

Ways to Work car loan program

Act-So Youth empowerment program

Free and confidential small business advice

Senior Community Service Employment Program for those 55+

Saving Program

Helps prepare our youth for GED tasting

Helps our youth prepare for a career in the construction field and attain GED

Jeannine teaches our low-income residents how to start a house cleaning business.

Bike to work program and free buss passes for residents looking for employment

Provides low-Income persons with car loans at low interest rates and helps them improve their credit

Provide resouces and volunteers for bike activites

Funder for summer bike camp

Provides story time for play groups

Provides staff support

Provides staff support

Provides staff support and funding

Provides staff support and ECEAP classroom

Provides Yoga Instructor and In-person assisters (Washington Apple Health)

Funder for Connecting Kids with Nature Grant

Instructor for nutrition classes

Instructor for Zumba classes

Provides adult, youth & family nutrition classes

Provides interns for community center

Provided lunches for summer activities

Provides Cooking Matters Class