Finding the right support when you need help can sometimes be difficult and confusing. We’ve gathered a list of resources and organizations in our community that are here for you, ready to help answer your questions and show you how to navigate systems so you can get the support you are looking for.
Are you struggling to maintain housing, get enough to eat, or find the medical care you need? In our community, there are many organizations that provide services and support to residents with limited resources who may need help maintaining housing, accessing nutritious food, and finding medical care. The contact information on this page is not a complete list of all these opportunities, but it provides a place to start.
2-1-1 is the most comprehensive database of community resources in our county, and staff can refer people to services for housing, food, transportation, utility, and other needs.
https://www.voaww.org/northsound211 or for the South County Advocate, call 425-405-2004 or email lbejarano@voaww.org
For seniors and adults with disabilities, Homage’s Aging and Disability Resource Network (ADRN) can assist with accessing benefits and services, provide assessment to determine needs and referrals to services, screen for eligibility for the Snohomish County Case Management Program (60+), and more.
https://homage.org/aging-and-disability-resource-network/ or call 800-422-2024 or 425-513-1900.
Snohomish County offers many support options for people experiencing mental health crisis, substance use, domestic violence, and other services.
Locations in Edmonds and Lynnwood offer medical, dental, pharmacy, behavioral health, and medical walk-in for individuals with Washington Apple Health, Medicare, most private insurance, and offers a sliding fee for uninsured.
Lynnwood clinic offers medical, behavioral health, child & family, and maternity support and accepts Washington Apple Health, Medicare, most private insurance, and offers a sliding fee for uninsured.
The Lynnwood and Mobile Medical clinics provide medical, dental, and counseling for uninsured and underinsured individuals at no cost or with a sliding fee based on the service and income.
This site features information about services in Snohomish County for people needing dental assistance.
http://www.snohd.org/571/Find-a-Dentist
The Community Paramedic Program maintains a list of resources in our community that features services like food assistance and delivery, pharmacy delivery, housing assistance, medical, mental health, utility, phone/internet, and transportation.
www.southsnofire.org/community-programs/home-safety/community-paramedic
Join us for a class, use the space for a community health meeting or special event, or meet with a Verdant staff member. The Verdant Community Wellness Center offers in-person and virtual classes and can be used by community health organizations for meetings or classroom space.
Verdant ofrece una amplia variedad de programas gratuitos y de bajo costo para los miembros de nuestra comunidad de habla hispana. Las clases de español se ofrecen en persona y en línea.
Verdant’s Community Social Worker provides free care coordination for clients in our service area of South Snohomish County who have multiple health conditions and/or social service needs.
The social worker works collaboratively with clients and their providers to provide support for short-term and long-term needs. Clients must commit to fully participate in case management services.
Clients can get help with:
