If You Are Homeless

The Washington State Coalition for the Homeless does not provide direct services to people who are experiencing homelessness, or who are at risk of becoming homeless. However, we hope these resources will help you get connected to the right services for you.

Clark County

Contact:
Phone: 360-993-9570

The Council for the Homeless

The Council for the Homeless directs the Continuum of Care Planning Group, a consortium of nonprofit agencies, businesses, community groups, and government agencies, as well as homeless and formerly homeless people. The group identifies critical gaps in service, prioritizes needs and plans for solutions. As an extension of this group’s work, the Council has produced successful annual HUD Continuum of Care grants every year since 1994.

Regular Meetings:
2nd Wed. of the month, 10am – 12noon
YWCA Community Room
3609 Main Street, Vancouver WA

Services

Clark County Crisis Line
360-696-9560

Emergency Shelter Clearinghouse
360-695-9677
7 days/week, 9 am-8 pm.
Up to date shelter bed vacancies.

Domestic Violence / 24 hr. Sexual Assault Hotline
360-695-0501
Support groups.

Legacy of Life
360-573-0234
2515 NW 100th St.
Vancouver, WA
Housing for pregnant women.

Share House
1 (360) 695-7658
The mission of Share is to lead the hungry and homeless towards self-sufficiency by providing food, shelter, housing, education and compassion, all from the strength of our community.

Vancouver Housing Authority
360-694-2501
2500 Main St.
Vancouver, WA
Subsidized housing.

Second Step Housing
360-993-5301
3609 Main St.
Vancouver, WA 98660
Housing for homeless / low income women & women w/children.

Catholic Community Services Columbia River Region Family Center
(360) 567-2211
9300 NE Oak View Drive, Suite A
Vancouver, WA 98662
“Current services available: counseling and mental health, elderly and disabled.”

Clark County Department of Community Services
(360) 397-2130
The Department of Community Services works in partnership with other agencies, jurisdictions, and the people of Clark County to plan and manage social services and to achieve a safe and healthy community. Most services are contracted to agencies providing direct services throughout Clark County.