Tuesday, December 1st is World AIDS Day. This is an important day for us to remember the friends, family, and community members who we have lost to AIDS, and to honor those working to respond to HIV.

Every nine and a half minutes someone in the United States becomes infected with HIV. And a lot of people that have HIV don’t know they are infected. There is help and treatment available – which is why it is so important to know if you have HIV.

To find an HIV testing center near you:

Visit http://www.hivtest.org/, a national listing of HIV testing facilities from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). By simply entering your zip code, you can find a listing of places to get an HIV test.
Call the CDC Information Line, at 1-800-CDC-Info (1-800-232-4636). You can call anytime and someone will answer your questions and help you find a free or inexpensive testing center. This is a toll-free call.

Please share this information with your friends and family. Together we can address HIV and AIDS in our communities.

The CVM Agency of the Week is:

Goodwill Industries
Job Connection
6425 NE Fourth Plain Blvd.
Vancouver, WA 98661
Phone: (360) 695-1923
Fax: (360) 759-4954

Are you entering or re-entering the job market, or maybe changing careers? Job Connection is a free job search and referral program designed to help you find a job outside Goodwill that fits your needs and abilities.
Services are free. With their assistance, you will develop an effective job search strategy, in addition to receiving information on area employers.

Start Your Job Search Today
Employment Specialists will work individually with you to identify your work skills, experience, and interests in order to provide job leads in the community based on your strengths. They will create a plan with your vocational goals in mind and work hard to help you locate employment within 30 days, if possible.

Agency of the Week:
Clark College
Main Campus
1933 Fort Vancouver Way
Vancouver, WA 98663
360.699.6398

Vision
Clark's new vision statement moves the college toward a bright future for the next 75 years -- and beyond. Clark College Vision Statement

Extraordinary Education • Excellent Services • Engaged Learners • Enriched Community

Mission
The college's mission statement underscores our commitment to being a learning-centered college.

Clark College Mission Statement
Clark College provides opportunities for diverse learners to achieve their educational and professional goals, thereby enriching the social, cultural, and economic environment of our region and the global community.

Thanksgiving Meals:

Chronis Restaurant
819 Main St
Vancouver
10:30 am to 3 pm

Eagles Lodge
107 E Seventh St
Vancouver
8am to 2pm
or delivery to the Homebound
360.326.3964 or 360.693.8119

Share House
1115 W 13th St
Vancouver
3:30 to 4:00 pm

Battle Ground City Grill
1710 SW 9th Ave
Battle Ground
11 am to 5 pm

Camas Assembly of God
500 SE Everett Rd
Camas
5 pm to 8 pm WEDNESDAY

The Knights of Columbus
will deliver to the homebound
360.834.5346

Jobs Nov 19, 2009

Physical Therapist/Assistant - WA2024594
Must have valid WA state Physical Therapist or LPTA license; 1 year experience in patient charting; work a flexible schedule to include weekends; be able to read, write,speak and understand English;practice dependable and regular attendance; make independent decisions and lift up to 40 lbs.$20.00 to $40.00 per hour

Customer ServiceSpecialist 2 - WA2024633
Minimum of high school diploma/GED; 2 years of customer service experience in a professional office environment; 1 year of cash handling experience, and experience with Microsoft Outlook, Word andExcel; valid drivers license and liability insurance on vehicle; excellent customer service skills, type 40 wpm. $2,370 to $3,063 per month

Stress Engineer STEM WA2024913
This position will be working with projects ranging from individual cabinets to wide body interior projects and will primarily focus on stress analysis and report writing. Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering; 3 years experience with industry standard FEA software; strong technical writing skills; and be highly organized. Competitive pay/benefits.

Seasonal Tax Preparers P/T WA2012608 – Immediate Need! High school plus 2 years of college/coursework relating to position; knowledge of preparing taxes specifically 1040 form; bilingual English/Spanish and experience in Microsoft Word, Quickbooks andExcel preferred. $12.00 to 20.00 perhour, DOE

Retention Supervisor WA2024734
Associates degree in marketing or related field OR equivalent experience; CATV, supervisory and collections experience; work any dayof the week including weekends; communication skills; and deal withthe public in a professional manner.Competitive pay.

Recreation & Athletics Specialist 2 – Yacolt, WA WA2023588A
Bachelor's degree in either recreation or therapeutic recreation; or one year of experience as a Recreation Specialist 2. Knowledge of several fields of recreational activities. This position is included in a Union Shop that requires employees to become members within thirty (30) days of employment. All corrections facilities are smoke and/or tobacco free. $33,468.00 to $43,572.00

Jobs 11/19/09

Chemical Dependency Pros needed
Columbia River Mental Health
for infowww.crmhs.org

GeologistEnvironmental
Construction Experience with ESAs and HOTs
resumes to:colconfidential@yahoo.com
reference ad 342394

Police Crime Analyst
Portland Police Bureau
apply at www.ci.portland.or.us/jobs

GIS Technician
Longview Timber Co
in Longview
go to www.columbian.com/jobs
keyword "GIS Technician"

Medical Assistantw/X-Ray
Personnel
4421 NE St. Johns Rd
Vancouver WA 98661

Applications Analyst
Clark Public Utilities
apply to jobs@clarkpud.com

Holiday Help
Student Openings
360.993.5570

Property Management
in Puyallup
Fax resume to 360.892.1230
or email fairoaks@ipgmh.com

Security Officer
Chips Casino - La Center
Apply in person

Vehicle Service Worker
C-Tran
See job description on line at
www.columbian.com/jobs
keyword C-Tran

LV Systems Tech
Fire alams, Card Access, etc.
resumes to colconfidential@yahoo.com

Volunteer Connections
Call for these and any other opportunties 360.735.3683

Clark College Foundation
Help with end of year mailing; snacks provided

Vancouver/Clark Parks and Recreation
Kids First! Afterschool Program
Fruit Valley, Washington, Image elementary schools

Discovery Shop
Cashiers, sales persons

Loaves & Fishes
Firstenburg Kitchen help

Larch Corrections Center
Especially folks in Battle Ground, Hockinson, and Ridgefield
Listen to audio books read by offenders

Need somewhere to go during the Day? Contact these Winter Day Options

Fort Vancouver Library MAIN
1007 E Mill Plain blvd. 98683
M-Th 9-8pm/ F-Sat 10-6pm
360-695-1566
Public restrooms, Reading of books

Fort Vancouver Library Van Mall
8700 NE Vanmall Dr. suite 285
M-W 10:30-8:30/T,F 10:30-6
360-892-8256
Public restrooms, access to restaurants
Sat 10-6/ Sun 12-6

Community Voices Are Born (CVAB)
1601 E 4th Plain Blvd. Suite A114 Center for Community Health
Monday-Sat 9am-7pm
360-397-8050
Support Groups, can hang out all day

Share Outreach
1110 W 13th St (opposite Share House)
Mon-Fri 8:30am to 4:30pm
360-859-3631
Showers, Laundry, clothing, mail, bus

Friends of the Carpenter
1600 W. 20th St 98660
Mon-Fri 9am - 4pm
360-750-4752
T-W activities, place to build faith, Wood Working

The Perch/ Yellow Brick Road
Confidential *Call First*
Mon-Fri 9am - 4pm
360-314-5716
Showers, Laundry, clothing (Under 25yrs old)

Marshall Center
1009 E. McLoughlin 98663
Mon- Fri 5:30-9pm;
360-487-7100
Lobby & Library Open (All Ages)


Sat 7am-7pm; Sun 12-5pm


Marshall Center After School
1009 E. McLoughlin 98663
Mon-Fri 2:30pm- 5:30pm
360-487-7100
Activities for Middle & High School

Luepke Senior Center
1009 E. McLoughlin 98663
M W TH 10:15am- 11:30am
360-487-7100
Live Music & Dancing (age 50+)
T & Fri 9:45am- 11:30am
Bingo (age 50+)

Lighthouse
6415 E Mill Plain Blvd Suite A Parkhill Shopping Center
7 days a week 6am - Midnight
None
AA Recovery Meetings - Free Coffee

Worksource
5411 E. Mill Plain Blvd Ste: 15 Vancouver, WA 98661
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
360-735-5000
Employment Services, Internet, Phones

disAbility Resources of Southwest Washington
is the CVM agency of the week. If you or anyone you know might benefit from their services, please give them a call.

dARSW MAIN OFFICE
2700 NE Andresen Rd, Ste D5
Vancouver, WA 98662
360/694-6790 voice360/882-1324 fax/tty

disabilityresources@darsw.com

Our Mission Empowering individuals with disabilities by creating opportunities, promoting choice, advancing equal access, educating, and furthering independent living.

About dARSW

disAbility Resources of Southwest Washington is a Center for Independent Living as established through the Rehab Act of 1973. Independent Living Centers are a nationwide network of non-profit organizations run by persons with disabilities, promoting the civil rights of persons with disabilities. Through a combination of individualized services, resource referral and advocacy efforts, our program assists people to maximize independence and integration into all aspects of life.
In October of 2002, dARSW spun off of Independent Living Resources in Portland, Oregon to form a separate Independent Living Center, focusing on the specific needs in the southwest region of Washington. The service area includes, Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania, and Wahkiakum Counties.

CHRISTMAS

Children’s Home Society will have a Giving Tree for their own clients. Taking names through October and will be distributing gifts to clients at their
annual party.

Columbia River Mental Health will have a Giving Tree at the Westfields’ Shopping Town Mall for their clients. They are coordinating with NAMI to
have a seasonal holiday party at the Leupke Center, with gifts, dinner, and entertainment. Zumie’s will be donating many jackets and cold weather
clothing for very low income families, and Kaiser Permanente has volunteered to sort them. If any are left after their own client distribution they will
be given to SHARE to distribute.

St. Vincent de Paul Brush Prairie will be doing a giving tree for individual gifts, in partnership with SHARE outreach. The tags for the tree will be at
St. John the Evangelist Church, 8701 NE 119th St., Vancouver, the 1st two weeks of December. Signups for Christmas will not be taken at the
church or at St. Vincent DePaul. Please see Share House Volunteer Services to sign up for Christmas.

Neighbors Helping Neighbors will be helping 250 families in the 4 zip codes areas they serve: 98629, 98642, 98686, 98685. People must apply in
person. Will be distributing food and gifts to applicants on December 16th, 17th, and 18th. Address: 21814 NW 11th Avenue, Ridgefield, WA

Share Vancouver will be distributing food boxes to all of the families in their ASPIRE program. Any remaining boxes will be available for Clark
County residents in need – call (360)859-3631 to apply. There will be a Christmas party open to all at on Thursday, December 17th at the Fraternal
Order of rthe Eagles, 107 E. 7th St., with a meal, entertainment, and some gifts for children.

Share will be overseeing the Clearinghouse again this year, to avoid duplicate services to families. The Clearinghouse will start by the week of
October 12th. Agencies may fax in their information to 360-735-9982, call 360-750-4436 x 306 or 309, or email volunteers@sharevancouver.org. Share will try to clear all names sent in by the 2nd week of November. The first agency to submit a particular name is registered and will serve the
client.

DSHS/Division of Children and Family Services encourages foster families, relative care providers, social workers and case workers to submit
Holiday Wish Lists for children ages 0-18 in out-of-home care (any open case meeting that description). Community organizations, private donors,
and high school students are given the lists to fill the needs of the children.
DCFS also refers clients to Shop with a Cop – Vancouver Police Dept. In this program, officers take children or families to a retail location nearby to
purchase gifts for the family.

Salvation Army Vancouver will begin taking applications for Christmas assistance (food and gifts) on November 4th. Applicants must come into the
Family Services Center at 7509 NE 47th Ave.
Note: Holiday assistance programs have limited availability. To find out about other community resources,call 2-1-1 or 503-222-5555.
Agencies: Please contact 211info when your program is full.10/29/2009 Prepared by 211info
They will get a slip with an appointment time to come to the Salvation Army Vancouver office at 1500 NE 112th Ave. Both singles and families may
qualify for this assistance.

Vancouver School District Family and Community Resource Centers will be gathering names from schools of families in need of assistance.
Families who need help should contact their school office. These names will then be referred to agencies that can provide help.

North County Community Food Bank will be distributing over 400 Christmas food boxes and presents for children up to 18 years of age. Residents
of North Clark County - zip codes 98601, 98604, 98606, 98622, 98675. Will begin taking information on October 12th. Come into North County

Community Food Bank at 17 NE Third Avenue in Battle Ground and fill out an application – income requirements apply. Pick up will be at Battle
Ground Community Center at 912 E. Main Street on Dec 19th.

Fruit Valley Family Resource Center will have food baskets for their own clients.

St. Vincent de Paul - Vancouver will be taking names for 500 food boxes and gifts, coats, and shoes for children up to age 16 beginning November
23rd at 9am. All applications taken over the phone, at 360-694-5388. Serving Vancouver, Hazel Dell, Salmon Creek, and Cascade Park only.Vancouver Housing Authority will be providing gifts to 60 resident families, seniors, and disabled adults served by the VHA (low income housing,
Section 8). Calls will be taken beginning October 9th at 6pm, to 360-992-0211 or 360-992-0229.

Salvation Army – Vancouver has distributed 300 Giving Tree applications and will be filling 250 applications for Adopt-A-Family. Applications will be
taken for Adopt-A-Family at the DSHS- CSO office at 5411 E. Mill Plain Blvd. on October 20th, 21st, and 22nd. Giving Tree and Adopt-A-Family are handled by agency referral only. The Adopt-A-Family Donor Hotline opens on November 2nd, at 360-885-9330, and is restricted to donors
and sponsors ONLY.
Appointment cards for Toy & Joy will be will be taken at The Salvation Army Family Services office, 7509 NE 47th Ave. beginning November 4th.Only
one application per family will be taken. Families must not have received help through Salvation Army’s holiday assistance program in 2007 or 2008.

Radio Cab FoundationRadio Cab invites letters from the community "recommending" a family in need to receive a complete holiday dinner at Christmas, delivered by a
Radio Cab driver. Letters may be sent from their website at www.radiocabcares.org or U.S. mailed, describing a family that is unemployed, a military
family, victim of a tragedy, doesn't qualify for State services, or whose benefits have run out or not yet started. Letters should describe the family's
situation, and should provide complete contact information (family contact name, address, and phone), best time to contact home for delivery.
Family must reside in Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington, or Clark County. Drivers will begin delivering on December 19th.

Snergy Home Care Caregivers Needed

2:00 – 4:00 pm

WorkSource Portland

Metro – Tualatin

7995 SW Mohawk St

Tualatin, OR 97062

Class A Flatbed OTR Truck Driver

WA2023554

Must have a minimum of 2consecutive years driving flatbedheavy haul, ability to communicatein writing clearly and concisely inEnglish. Must have a current ClassA CDL and a current medical card.Must be able to push/pull up to 150pounds frequently. Must be willing to work any day or shift including nights, and weekends. Competitive pay.

http://www.go2worksource.com/

Patient ServicesCoordinator

WA2023430

This position is the first point ofcontact for patients visiting the clinic.Must have High school diploma,interpersonal skills; ability to workwith a diverse patient, colleague, andvendor population; sales andproblem solving skills. Basic computerskills such as MS Word, Excel andPowerPoint; multi-line phone.Competitive pay plus benefits

WorkSource Vancouver – 5411 E Mill Plain Blvd, Suite 15, Vancouver, WA

STEM Senior Design Engineer

WA2023143

Bachelors degree in naval architecture, marine engineering, ormechanical engineering; 5 years experience in structure and piping design withing the shipbuilding industry is required. AutoCAD 2008.Competitive pay

Janitor

WA2023153

Must have a valid drivers license,read, write, speak and understandEnglish; be dependable and punctual.Willing to work a flexible schedule andbe detail oriented and organized.$9.00 per hour

Sourcing Specialist Sr.

WA2023102

Bachelors degree in supplymanagement or business ORequivalent experience required, 3years buying experience (5 yearspreferred). Must be punctual andreliable. MRP/ERP and ISMCPSM/CPM or APICS CSCP/CPIMpreferred. Competitive pay.

Recreation & Athletics
Specialist 2 – Yacolt, WA

WA2023588A

Bachelor's degree in either recreation or therapeutic recreation;or one year of experience as a Recreation Specialist 2. Knowledge ofseveral fields of recreational activities.This position is included in a Union Shop that requires employees to become members within thirty (30)days of employment. All corrections facilities are smoke and/or tobaccofree. $33,468.00 to $43,572.00

Holiday Help

Student Openings

Ages 18+ 360.993.5570

Caregiver Female

Salmon Creek AFH

Bi-lingual Preferred

360.789.2146

Bell Ringers

Salvation Army

1500 NE 112th Ave

10 to 2 Must have 2 pieces ID

Network Services Manager

Columbia Credit Union

703 Broadway

Vancouver WA

Office Assistant III

WSU VancouverResume and Cover Letter tohttp://www.wsujobs.com/

Volunteer Connections

360.735.3683

Washington Elementary School

"Walking School Bus"

Two adults walk a route picking up students on way to school to ensure their safety

Wellness for American Warriors

Researching and Grant proposal writing

Neighbors helping neighbors Food Bank

help 10 am to 1 pm Tues and Fridays

Quilting for Kids

1 - 4 Tuesdays

making quilts for foster kids and their families

Furnishing for Families in Need

volunteers with truck or van on - call

Rocksolid Community Teen Center

plan and implement a cooking program for students

Salvation Army/Stop Hunger

Pick up food from area stores

also sort, weigh and pack products and clean equipment

Silver Buckle Ranch

Care for horses, help with maintenance on ranch

and in office, and with special events

y

Excellent Renting

Excellent Renting
Tenant Education of Clark County
Winter class begins Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2009

Please note our NEW LOCATION & parking arrangements!

What: Tenant Education
 Learn how to deal with rental barriers
 Learn about your responsibilities and rights as a tenant
 Learn about Landlord - Tenant Law Who: This class can help people who want to …
 Take steps to deal with past difficulties
 Develop a plan to be a responsible renter
 Gain confidence and get organized for success!

Where: Community Room, Vancouver Housing Authority 2500 Main St., Vancouver, WA (parking & bus lines on back)

When: Tuesdays, Jan. 12 – Feb. 16, 2010
noon - 2 PM every week for 6 weeks
Contact: Victoria Clevenger at 360-993-5301 x. 122 or vclevenger@secondstephousing.org
for more information and to sign up for the class

We’re sorry -- childcare is not available.

Consumer Voices Are Born (CVAB) is a consumer-run organization providing support and advocacy for mental health recovery. As a person-centered, recovery-oriented supportive community, we are committed to enhancing self-determination. CVAB is your resource for wellness and recovery through scheduled activities and accessible peer support.

CVAB operates a mental health Recovery Center and Warm Line. At the heart of our community is peer to peer support.

As a complement to the Clark County, Washington mental health and crisis system, CVAB services are offered to anyone who enters free of pressure, hassles and time limits. It is also free of charge.

CVAB recognizes each person’s unlimited potential and encourages self-determination through respect, support, meaningful choices and understanding. People come to CVAB and build confidence, self-esteem, self-worth and are more aware of their personal recovery. We hope you discover CVAB to be a community of hope.

CVAB introduces The CVAB Online Community Blog. Join the conversation.....

Your Resource for Wellness and Recovery

CVAB Self-Help Recovery Center Hours
9 AM–7 PM Monday through Saturday 360-397-8050

CVAB Warm Line Hours
5 PM - 10 PM Sunday through Saturday 360-750-2012 or 360-750-2014

Employment Support Services

Goodwill Job Connection
360-695-1923
6425 NE Fourth Plain Blvd.
Vancouver, WA 98661

Are you or someone you know looking for a job? Our Job Connection program provides a no-fee (free) job search and referral program designed to assist you in locating employment within 30 days. We also have a free resource room should you desire resume and interviewing assistance. For additional information, please call (toll free): 1-877-676-5872 or 360-695-1923.

Worksource Town Plaza
Classes are open to anyone who would like to attend. These classes are designed to prepare and help participants find employment. Class topics include Getting the job you want and liking the job you get, Interviewing Techniques, Effective Job Search and much more. For more information please contact your Worksource Town Plaza at: (360) 735-5010

Encore Employment Services
Innovative Services NW, has provided community-based supported employment to individuals with disabilities and other barriers to work since 1978. Participants work with Job Developers to explore the world of world, tour job sites, and sample jobs of interest and conduct a job search. Job seeking and interviewing skills are taught and resume/portfolio assistance is given. Job Coaches assist in on-the-job training and job supports once positions are located. Through careful and customized job matching, and diligent job supports, our participants enjoy a high job retention rate: over half of our employed participants have been on the job for over 5 years and counting. For more information contact Carl Cecka at 823-4203 or email ccecka@innovativeservicesnw.org

Clearview Employment Services:
Supported Employment Program provides eligible individuals with support and help to discover their interests, transferable skills, and conditions for employment. To qualify for Clearview Supported Employment Services a person must be: Homeless, a displaced worker or personally receiving services from Columbia River Mental Health. We facilitate a match between an employer and employee. We believe there is a “niche” out there for everyone. We also believe in support for individuals once they have found a job through job coaching and job retention. We hold an orientation every Wednesday at 1:00 at our parent organization Columbia River Mental Health Services, 6926 E Fourth Plain Blvd. Please feel free to call 737-2801 to find out if you are eligible for services.

Community Justice Center Employment Program:
9105-B NE Hwy 99, Vancouver. The CJC Employment Program links ex-offenders to employment opportunities and community resources. Our program is a partnership between WA State Employment Security/Offender Employment Services and WA State Department of Corrections. Our goal is to help anyone whose conviction history has been a barrier to accessing meaningful employment. Please contact (360) 571-4350 for more information.

Clark College
The Employment Services Center, a Worksource Affiliate site, is located in Gaiser Hall (East Wing, upstairs above the bookstore) in the Workforce Development Center, room 204.
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday


Clark College employment services to Students and the General Public are:
· On-line Job Referral Service: eRecruiting
· Local and Statewide Job listings for full and part-time jobs
· Internship Information/Cooperative Education Work Experience Information
· Temporary and Seasonal Jobs
· On-Campus Interviews with Local Companies
· Computer Use for Resume Writing, Cover Letters and Internet access for Job Search
· Job Coaching and Job Development
· Assistance in Uploading Resumes onto Internet
· Hand-outs to help with Interviewing and Resume Writing
· Occupational and Labor Market Information
· Counselors and Staff to Provide Assistance with Job Search Efforts
· Free Telephone usage for Job Search

Cowlitz Indian Tribe Vocational Rehabilitation Program
Program serves Native Americans/Alaskan Natives living in Clark, Skamania,
Lewis, Pacific and Cowlitz Counties who have a disability and need help finding employment. The program is able to assist clients with any barrier to employment.
This can include mental health, physical, chemical dependency, sexual assault and health education. Counselor provide individual counseling, job referrals, assessments, on the job training, job development, education prep including G.E.D. and tuition, books, supplies, assistive devices and assistive technology. We are also able to help pay for tools, clothes, glasses, transportation, housing, childcare and other
barriers to employment. Contact Michele Delepine at (360) 397-8228.

The agency of the week is:

Columbia River Mental Health Services Clinic
6926 E Fourth Plain Blvd.Vancouver, WA 98661
(360) 993-3000
Community clinic serving all ages with outpatient therapy, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, individual and group therapy, dual diagnosis case management, drug and alcohol addiction therapy.
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HousingWe offer supported housing at many levels. All are safe, affordable and transitional for low income residents with mental illness. For information call 360-993-3183.
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Employment Services
Clearview Employment Services
6926 E Fourth Plain Blvd.
Vancouver, WA 98661360-737-2801

Clearview employment services provides job development services for employers. It provides job search assistance and on the job support for clients with mental health issues.
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Hotel Hope Evaluation and Treatment Center
1601 East Fourth Plain Blvd. Suite C-106.
Vancovuer, WA360-397-8474
HotelHope@crmhs.org

Licensed for mental health evaluation and treatment, as well as acute drug and alcohol detoxification, it offers a secure inpatient setting. Referral is primarily from hospitals, Clark County Crisis Services, and sub acute detoxification programs.Located in The Center for Community Health.
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PACT (Program for Assertive Community Treatment)This PACT model offers comprehensive community-based treatment for people with severe, persistent mental illness so clients succeed in community living. The majority of services are provided in the community not in the clinic.

The agency of the week is:

Columbia River Mental Health Services Clinic
6926 E Fourth Plain Blvd.Vancouver, WA 98661
(360) 993-3000
Community clinic serving all ages with outpatient therapy, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, individual and group therapy, dual diagnosis case management, drug and alcohol addiction therapy.
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HousingWe offer supported housing at many levels. All are safe, affordable and transitional for low income residents with mental illness. For information call 360-993-3183.
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Employment Services
Clearview Employment Services
6926 E Fourth Plain Blvd.
Vancouver, WA 98661360-737-2801

Clearview employment services provides job development services for employers. It provides job search assistance and on the job support for clients with mental health issues.
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Hotel Hope Evaluation and Treatment Center
1601 East Fourth Plain Blvd. Suite C-106.
Vancovuer, WA360-397-8474
HotelHope@crmhs.org

Licensed for mental health evaluation and treatment, as well as acute drug and alcohol detoxification, it offers a secure inpatient setting. Referral is primarily from hospitals, Clark County Crisis Services, and sub acute detoxification programs.Located in The Center for Community Health.
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PACT (Program for Assertive Community Treatment)This PACT model offers comprehensive community-based treatment for people with severe, persistent mental illness so clients succeed in community living. The majority of services are provided in the community not in the clinic.

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