Open to anyone. Daytime meetings.

24-hour help line that provides crisis intervention and referrals to community resources for those struggling with issues related to substance abuse, mental health or problems gambling.

The Syringe Exchange Program is a free public health program for intravenous drug users. It is an important component of a comprehensive set of programs designed to reduce the spread of HIV/AIDA and other blood borne infections among injection drug users, their families and contaminated syringes. Important risk reduction information is provided and a social worker is available to help drug users get into drug treatment and health care programs. Other services are sometimes provided, including HIV testing. Syringe Exchange is NOT located at the Health Department.

Chemical Dependency Services Offered: Assessments; Intensive Outpatient Treatment; DUI/Deferred Prosecution; Inpatient Referral and Placement; Youth Treatment Services. Please contact us to discuss payment options. We accept most DSHS medical coupons. Fees for outpatient services are waived for Federally recognized Native Americans and Alaskan Natives.

Our mission is to strengthen families by promoting self-sufficiency, life-long learning, and healthy living free of substance abuse, child abuse and family violence.

We envision serving Wahkiakum County as a socially responsive community center, providing leadership in services to children and families, collaborating to build a strong community of residents who care for each other.