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Volunteer Services
Volunteer Services is a program of Catholic Community Services committed to providing in-home chore assistance to elders and adults with disabilities, helping them to remain in their own home for as long as safely possible.
Who qualifies for Volunteer Services?
Volunteer Services uses the following criteria to prioritize services:
- Age 65 or older, or 18 years of age and living with a functional disability (including temporary disabilities).
- Live independently in your own residence.
- Monthly income of around $1,000 per month or less for a single-person household, and $1,500 or less for a couple.*
*VS does not have strict financial criteria — its purpose …
The Doney Coe Memorial Pet Clinic
Doney Coe Pet Clinic offers critical and emergency care, and also features a pet food back. DCPC is 100% volunteer run, with veterinarians from different practices in Seattle contributing their time and resources.
All clinic operations are possible because of the dedicated volunteers that devote their time and resources to the Doney Coe Pet Clinic.…
People’s Memorial Association
Everyone deserves respect in life and death. People’s Memorial Association seeks to reduce challenges during the difficult time when a loved one dies. We help create members who advocate for and educate themselves around memorial and end-of-life planning. Since 1939, we have been the thought-leader for funeral choice, education, and advocacy in Washington State.
PMA also offers a Document Storage Service to hold digital copies of funeral planning paperwork in response to requests made by members. For a one-time fee of $25 per member, PMA will scan and hold as many of your funeral documents as necessary for access by the funeral home …
United Churches Emergency Fund aka North End Emergency Fund
We believe that everybody deserves a home. Since 1986, United Churches Emergency Fund has devoted its energy to passionately advocate for the prevention of homelessness.
UCEF was created in 1986 to provide information, referral and financial assistance to people in need residing in Northeast Seattle and to the homeless, without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or disability.
PREVENTTION IS KEY! Our focus is to provide eviction protection to keep families and individuals from becoming homeless or to provide assistance to homeless families and individuals moving into housing.
We also offer the following items:
- Bus tickets
- Snack packs
Assisted Living Research Institute (Washington)
Assisted Living Research Institute is dedicated to enhancing the lives of older adults by compiling comprehensive research, the latest studies, and real-world insight from experts, caregivers, and seniors into easy-to-understand, actionable guides and resources.
The Washington State website provides information on:
Directory of Assisted Living Facilities; Assisted Living Directory Tool; Paying For Assisted Living; The Cost of Assisted Living; Financial Assistance for Assisted Living; Washington State Long-Term Care Services; More Ways to Finance Assisted Living; Free Assisted Living Resources; Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program; Area Agencies on Aging; Veterans Affairs; Social Security Offices; Assisted Living Laws and Regulations; Assisted Living Admission Requirements; Assisted Living …
PFLAG – Seattle Chapter
PFLAG Seattle provides an opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity, and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity. PFLAG Seattle does not consider homosexuality as anything that can or should be “cured.”
Local Support Meetings
PFLAG offers three monthly support meetings in the area: Seattle (Capitol Hill and North Seattle) and Renton. In these groups every individual is at a different stage in the journey to understand the nature of sexual orientation and gender identity. We share our experiences, what we have suffered or enjoyed, and what we have learned.…
Sound
Sound’s specialized, innovative programs address complex mental health needs in the community. Sound has more than 80 programs, including:
Individual and group therapies
Chemical dependency/substance abuse services
Domestic violence, therapeutic foster care, and a range of children’s programs
Psychiatric services
Vocational services
Grief and loss counseling
Criminal justice and re-entry services
Services for the deaf and developmentally disabled
Crisis support services
Military and veterans’ programs…
Seattle PrimeTimers
Seattle Prime Timers is a social and outreach organization for gay men over forty that supports other gay groups while fostering camaraderie between its members and the broader community.
Membership dues:
$35.00 annually with hard copy monthly newsletters mailed to member’s address.
$25.00 annually with online-accessed newsletters.
Dues renew January of each year and are pro-rated on a quarterly basis for those joining during the year.
“Prime Timers’ activities are as diverse as the membership. All events are member-generated and sponsored and are limited only to the imagination and support of the group.”
Prime Timers Worldwide: FOR THE BEST TIMES OF YOUR LIFE…
Gay Retirement Guide
Since January 2007 the Gay Retirement Guide’s mission has been to provide the retiring gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning community with the best resources for locating and choosing the right retirement community.
Visit the Gay Retirement Guide’s Facebook page for:
Posts | Photos | Community | Info and Ads…
Aging with Pride
Aging with Pride is developing and testing the first evidence-based trainings and services designed to address the growing needs of LGBTQ people and their communities, including evidence-based cross-generational support programming as well as evidence-based training for providers to ensure culturally relevant care.
Visit the Aging with Pride website for information about:
Community Partners | Publications | News & Resources
Aging with Pride Blog | Data Requests…
Recovery Café
Recovery Café offers a variety of regular activities and events to engage and support individuals on a recovery journey.
Activities and events include:
Community Meals; the “Sole Train” Walking Club; Yoga Classes; New Creation Community Worship: Inter-Faith Service; 12-Step Meetings; Refuge Recovery; Knitting Circle; Open Mic Night; Pathways to Recovery; and other Special Events.…
NWRAD – Northwest Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf
NWRAD (Northwest Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf) promotes solidarity and equality for Deaf, Deaf-Blind, and Hard of Hearing lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender, queer, and intersexual (LGBTQI) individuals by promoting educational and leadership opportunities and resource information; providing a support system using American Sign Language (ASL); encouraging unity and fellowship; and celebrating the diversity, history, and accomplishments with respect, dignity, and equality.
Resource agencies include Abused Deaf Women’s Advocacy Services, Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf, Social58, Washington State Association of the Deaf, Southwest Washington Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Deaf Leather Fraternity, Deaf Lesbian Festival, International Deaf Leather, and ASL Films.…
45th Street Neighborcare Health
45th Street Neighborcare Health provides medical, dental, mental health, pharmacy and many other services for patients of all ages. Located in the Wallingford neighborhood, west of the University District.…
