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RESOURCE DIRECTORYforSeniors, Family Caregivers& Adults with DisabilitiesLewis Mason ThurstonArea Agencyon Aging2021 - 2022SERVING RESIDENTS ofLEWIS, MASON & THURSTON COUNTYWASHINGTON STATE
FREQUENTLY USED NUMBERSDSHS HOME & COMMUNITY SERVICESThurston & Mason County . 360-664-90506639 Capitol Blvd. SW, Tumwater, 98501Lewis County . 360-669-29103451 Galvin Rd., Centralia, 98531DSHS CSO - Food Stamps, Medicaid, Cash AssistanceState-Wide Hotline . 1-877-501-2233To apply for food stamps, Medicaid, the COPES in-home careprogram, or to find out what services you qualify for, go online to:www.WASHINGTONCONNECTION.orgADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES (APS) Intake LineThere are no local phone numbers or office addresses for APS;you will have to call this number . 1-877-734-6277SOCIAL SECURITY . Nat’l Hotline: 1-800-772-1213Thurston & Mason County:402 Yauger Way SW, Olympia . 1-866-755-6199Lewis County:1821 Cooks Hill Rd, Suite 100, Centralia . 1-855-848-7942MEDICARE . 1-800-633-4227or contact your local SHIBA office . pg. 25-26MEDICAL EQUIPMENT BANKS . pg. 46-49Thurston County MEB . 360-456-8810Mason County (LOVE Inc.) . 360-462-5683Lewis County (Knights of Columbus) . 360-748-4150MEALS ON WHEELS . pg. 41Thurston County . 360-586-6181 Ext 124Mason County . 360-586-6181 Ext 124Lewis County . 1-888-976-0712SENIOR CENTERS . pg. 56-57Olympia . 360-586-6181Shelton . 360-426-7374Twin Cities . 360-748-0061
To inquire about a client's Case Manager,please contact: 360-664-2168 or 1-888-545-0910IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO LOCATE THEINFORMATION OR PHONE NUMBERYOU ARE LOOKING FOR PLEASE CONTACT:Lewis-Mason-ThurstonArea Agency on AgingInformation & Assistance SpecialistLewis County: Chehalis office1651 S Market Blvd, Chehalis, WA 98532(360) 748-2524 x201Mason County: Shelton office2008 Olympic Hwy N, Shelton, WA 98584PO Box 2087, Shelton, WA 98584(360) 427-2226 x251Thurston County: Olympia office2404 Heritage Court SW, Olympia, WA 98502(360) 664-3162 x133 or toll-free 1-888-545-0910 x133To report errors in this resource directoryor to request additional copies please call:(360) 664-3162 ext. 253 or toll-free 1-888-545-0910 ext. 253
ABOUT LMTAAAThe Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging(LMTAAA) was created through the Older Americans Actand has operated under the sponsorship of Lewis, Masonand Thurston Counties since 1976. The policy board of theAgency is the Council of Governments (COG), which ismade up of one county commissioner from each of the threesponsoring counties.LMTAAA staff directly provides a variety of services thatsupport individuals, families, and caregivers. We providecase management and nurse consultation for approximately6,000 individuals receiving Medicaid paid in-home careassistance. Our Information and Assistance programreceives more than 13,000 calls a year from individualsrequesting information about how to access local servicesand support. Our Family Caregiver Support Program offersinformation and assistance, educational opportunities,respite and other supports to unpaid caregivers providinginformal care to an adult family member. LMTAAA managesthe Home Care Referral Registry for the South Soundregion, linking Individual Providers (home care aides) withMedicaid eligible older adults and adults with disabilities whoneed home care services.LMTAAA staff also works with community organizationsin developing, monitoring and managing the delivery ofservices to seniors and disabled adults. LMTAAA contractswith governmental and non-governmental agencies for thedelivery of a wide variety of services to eligible individuals.Services provided through contracts include: Long TermCare Ombudsman, nutrition services, adult day care,transportation, legal assistance, respite care, in-homepersonal care, kinship and family caregiver support, and amultitude of Medicaid waiver services.
HOW TO USE THIS DIRECTORYIn the Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging(LMTAAA) Resource Directory you will find a wide range ofservices that are available to help those who find it difficult tomaintain their independence. Some of the reasons for thisdifficulty can be related to chronic illnesses or other healthrelated problems, surgeries, accidents, or the gradual loss ofcapabilities associated with the natural aging process. Theemphasis today is on providing services to allow a person toremain in the least restrictive environment possible.There are many services available in Lewis, Mason andThurston Counties that help people remain in or return totheir own home following a medical or emotional crisis.When a change in residence does become a necessity, thereare alternative living accommodations that can be explored.This directory provides information to assist those who maybe in need of help with community programs and services,in-home services, making a decision to move to anotherresidence, or selecting a nursing home or convalescentcenter.Every attempt has been made to ensure that this publicationis current, with a focus on public and nonprofit services.The information in this directory is provided as a startingpoint, and as an encouragement to the residents of Lewis,Mason, and Thurston Counties to seek assistance whenneeded. This is not a complete list of local resources, andinclusion in this directory is not an endorsement, referral,or recommendation on the part of LMTAAA. Informationchanges rapidly, so please do not hesitate to call any of thenumbers listed for updated or more specific information.For more information please visit our website:www.LMTAAA.org
TABLE of CONTENTSCOMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSAbuse of the Elderly . 1Adult Day Care . 2Adult Family Homes. 71Alcohol/Drug Abuse Treatment . 2-4Care/Case Management . 5-6Conflict Resolution . 7Crisis Intervention Hotlines . 7-9Cultural Services . 10Dental Care . 11-14Disability Services . 15-17Eye Care . 17Falls Prevention Resources . 18Family Caregiver Support Program . 19Food Banks . 20-22GLBTQIA . 23Guardianship Services . 24Health Insurance & Prescription Drug Info . 25-26Home Care Referral Registry . 27Home Care Services . 27-29Home Health / Hospice Care . 30Home Repair . 31-32Hospitals . 33Housing . 34-35Information & Assistance . 36Kinship Care Services . 37Legal Services . 38Meal Programs . 39-41Medical Clinics . 42-45Medical Equipment . 46-49Medication Disposal Sites . 50Mental Health Services . 51-53Nurse Consultation . 54LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
TABLE of CONTENTSCOMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGS, continued:Ombudsman Program for Long-Term Care . 54Palliative Care . 55Senior Centers . 56-57Senior Companions . 58Social Security . 58Telephone Assistance . 59Telephone Reassurance . 59-60Transportation / VA Transportation . 60-63Tribal Services . 64-65Utility Bill / Telephone Assistance . 66-67Veteran’s Affairs . 68-69Volunteer Opportunities . 70RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIESIntroduction . 71Residential Care Facilities Listings . 71-80INDEXIndex . 81-89TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABUSE OF THE ELDERLYMost elder abuse is the result of many complex andinterrelated factors. It can happen at home with familymembers or other caregivers, or in residential care settings.Elder abuse can be physical, verbal, emotional and/orfinancial. If abuse occurs at home or in a residential setting,there is help available from the Department of Social andHealth Services (DSHS). If you suspect an older person isbeing abused, neglected, or exploited, please contactone of the following offices:State-Wide:Adult Protective Services (APS)for suspected abuse or neglect of a vulnerable adult:1-877-734-6277 toll-freeResidential Care Facility Complaint Hotline1-800-562-6078 toll-free1-800-737-7931 (TTY) toll freeYou may also make a report online at:www.dshs.wa.gov/altsaFOR SITUATIONS THAT ARE LIFE THREATENINGPLEASE CALL 911LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
Adult day care programs provide a variety of recreational,social, and support services in a protective setting.Participants are engaged in a safe setting while providingfamilies a break from caregiving responsibilities.Senior Services for South Sound Brighter DaysAdult Day Care ProgramThurston County:Virgil S. Clarkson Lacey Senior Center6757 Pacific Avenue SELacey, WA 98503360-407-3967 ext. 207Mason County:Faith Lutheran Church1212 Connection StreetShelton, WA 98584360-407-3967 ext. 207www.southsoundseniors.orgALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE TREATMENTAlcohol and substance abuse treatment is based upon aperson’s needs.To find services in your area, please call:Washington Recovery Help Line24-Hour Help for Substance Abuse,Problem Gambling & Mental tinued)Page 2COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSADULT DAY CARE
ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE TREATMENTLewis County:Alcoholics Anonymous360-807-0902Cascade Mental Health135 W. Main St., Chehalis, WA 98532360-748-43392428 W Reynolds Ave, Centralia, WA 98531360-330-9044Eugenia Center121 NW Chehalis Ave, Chehalis, WA 98532360-740-9767New Directions Counseling1956 NE Kresky Ave, Chehalis, WA 98532360-740-4380Mason County:Alcoholics Anonymous360-275-9868New Directions Counseling360-427-5232Northwest Indian Treatment Center308 E Young St, Elma, WA 98541360-482-2674Northwest ResourcesAlso offers inpatient services.235 South 3rd St, Shelton, WA 98584360-426-0890121 North 5th St, Shelton, WA 98584360-868-2697LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022(continued)
Thurston County:Alcoholics Anonymous360-352-7344Northwest ResourcesMartin Way Clinic:3773 Martin Way East, Suite A-105Olympia, WA 98506360-688-7312Olympia Clinic:2708 Westmoor Ct. SWOlympia, 98502360-943-8810Lilly Road Clinic:200 Lilly Road NE, Building COlympia, 98506360-918-8336Providence St. PeterChemical Dependency Center4800 College Street SELacey, WA 98503360-456-7575 or toll-free 1-800-332-0465www.Washington.Providence.orgSeaMar Behavioral HealthOutpatient-only chemical dependency services.6336 Littlerock Rd SW, Tumwater, WA 98512360-704-7590202 Cullens St NW, Yelm, WA 98597360-400-4860www.SeaMar.orgPage 4COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT
CARE/CASE MANAGEMENTPUBLIC AGENCIESThese services are provided at no cost for Medicaidrecipients or those age 60 and over who meet the eligibilityrequirements.Lewis County:DSHS Home & Community Services3451 Galvin Rd, Centralia, WA 98531360-669-2910 or toll-free 1-800-487-0360Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging1651 S. Market Boulevard, Chehalis, WA 98532360-748-2288Mason County:DSHS Home & Community Services6639 Capitol Blvd. SW, Tumwater, WA 98501PO Box 45610, Olympia, WA 98504-5610360-664-9050 or toll-free 1-800-462-4957Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging2008 Olympic Hwy N, Shelton, WA 98584PO Box 2087, Shelton, WA 98584360-427-2225Thurston County:DSHS Home and Community Services6639 Capitol Blvd. SW, Tumwater, WA 98501PO Box 45610, Olympia, WA 98504-5610360-664-9050 or toll-free 1-800-462-4957Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging2404 Heritage Court SW, Olympia, WA 98502360-664-2168 or toll-free 1-888-545-0910(continued)LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
PRIVATE CARE MANAGERSPrivate care managers provide consultations to peopleand their families, who are living at home and experiencingdifficulties managing daily activities due to illness ordisability. Care managers can help develop a plan of care,or arrange for services, such as caregivers, guardians,appropriate housing, or legal assistance. Care managerswho are nurses can also provide medical evaluationsand manage medical care. Other care managers haveMaster’s degrees in gerontology, social work, nursing orcounseling.Expect to pay 90 - 160 per hour for care management.Consumers should always check references, and verify thelicenses, education, and credentials of care managers.Because there are many private care managers inbusiness, we are unable to list them here. Please contactyour local LMTAAA Information & Assistance office (listedjust inside the front cover of this book) for help in locating aprivate agency or care manager to suit your needs.Page 6COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSCARE/CASE MANAGEMENT
CONFLICT RESOLUTIONConflict resolution services assist elders, their families, andcaregivers with resolving conflicts that may arise aroundissues of autonomy, caregiving, housing, health care orend-of-life decisions. Trained mediators are available:Mason & Thurston County:Dispute Resolution CenterPO Box 6184, Olympia, WA 98507-6184360-956-1155 or online at www.mediatethurston.orgLewis County:Center for Constructive Resolution & Conversation500 W Main St, 2nd floor, Chehalis, WA 98531360-623-8061 or online at www.lewiscountyccrc.orgCRISIS INTERVENTION HOTLINESThese agencies provide direct services, or information aboutcommunity resources and referrals to other organizationsand agencies.Alzheimer's Association Help Line1-800-272-3900Free 24/7 help line for confidential support, information andcaregiving strategies for family caregivers of people livingwith Dementia.Mason & Thurston County:Crisis Clinic of Mason & Thurston County360-586-2800Offering crisis intervention, emotional support,information and referrals.(continued)LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
Lewis County:Crime Victims Service Center(located inside the Community Action Council)409 N. Tower Ave, Centralia 98531(360) 736-1800 ext. 4105Mason County:Crime Victims Service Center(located inside the Community Action Council)807 W. Railroad Ave, Shelton 98584(360) 426-9726 ext. 3105Telecare Mason County Mobile OutreachIntensive Case Management Team601 W Franklin St, Suite A, Shelton 98584(360) 462-3016Thurston County:Crime Victims Advocacy Network(360) 786-5601(360) 786-5540 x6273 OR x2061(888) 288-9221 24 Hour toll freeFamily Justice Center - (360) 709-3045www.cvan11.orgDomestic Violence & Sexual Assault IssuesLewis, Mason and Thurston Counties:WA State Coalition Against Domestic ViolenceOnline Directory of Domestic Violence Programsby ence-programs/(continued)Page 8COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSCRISIS INTERVENTION HOTLINES
CRISIS INTERVENTION HOTLINESDomestic Violence & Sexual Assault IssuesLewis County:Hope Alliance360-748-6601 or toll-free 1-800-244-7414White Pass Community Services Coalition360-496-5404Mason County:Kitsap Sexual Assault Center360-479-8500Turning Pointe Domestic Violence Services360-426-1216 or toll-free 1-877-923-1212Crisis Line: 360-432-1212Thurston County:Chehalis Confederated TribesDomestic Violence ProgramOakville, WA360-273-5911SafePlace360-786-8754Safe Place Crisis Line:360-754-6300Thurston County Family Justice CenterThe Family Support Center360-754-9297LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
Lewis, Mason & Thurston County:CIELO Integral Educational CenterOlympia Office1601 North St SE, Olympia, WA 98501360-709-0931Shelton Office2505 Olympic Hwy N, Ste 140, Shelton, WA 98584360-868-2431www.cieloprograms.orgLa Mesa RedondaHispanic RoundtablePO Box 6368Olympia, WA undtable.org/wp/Thurston County:Korean Seniors AssociationMeet Wednesdays, 10am-1pmLacey Senior Center6757 Pacific Avenue SE, Lacey, WA 98503360-407-3967Spanish Speaking SeniorsMeet Mondays, 10am-1pmLacey Senior Center6757 Pacific Avenue SE, Lacey, WA 98503360-407-3967Vietnamese Senior AssociationEvergreen Village505 Division St NW, Olympia, WA 98502360-943-5505Page 10COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSCULTURAL SERVICES
DENTAL CAREMany dental providers will serve you regardless of whichcounty you live in. Dental providers listed here are groupedby the county in which they are located. Please call theindividual offices for more details.Serving Multiple Counties:DENTURE SERVICES:Bates Technical College Denturist – Tacoma253-680-7314FOR A LIST OF DENTISTS WHO ACCEPT MEDICAID:Thurston-Mason County Dental a Dental - WA Dental Services FoundationSenior Oral Health Programwww.SeniorsOralHealth.orgclick on “Find a Dentist”WA State Health Care AuthoritySearch for Medicaid providers, dental and der/Lewis County:Family Health Center Dental Clinic1057 12th Avenue, Longview, WA 98632360-636-3892Olympic Dental & Denture Center716 W. Main, Centralia, WA 98531360-736-0795(continued)LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSDENTAL CARELewis County, cont’d:Valley View Health Center - Medical & Dental2690 NE Kresky Ave, Chehalis, WA 98532360-330-9595Valley View Health Center - DENTAL ONLY148 E Division, Morton, WA 98356360-496-5101Valley View Health Center - Medical & Dental300 Ocean Ave, Raymond, WA 98577360-942-3040Mason County:Mason County Public HealthWill refer patients of all ages to dentistswho accept Medicaid.415 North 6th Street, Shelton, WA 98584360-427-9670 x400Skokomish Dental CenterServing Native Americans80 N Tribal Center RdSkokomish, WA 98584360-426-5755Squaxin Island Health ClinicServing Native AmericansSE 90 Klah-Che-Min DriveShelton, WA 98584360-427-9006(continued)Page 12
DENTAL CAREPierce County:Bates Technical ClinicPierce l-clinicThurston County:Nisqually Dental ClinicServing Native Americans4816 She-Nah-Num Drive SEOlympia, WA 98513360-459-5312Olympic Dental & Denture Center4408 Pacific Ave SE, Lacey, WA 98503360-438-8299Olympia Union Gospel Mission Dental Center309 Washington St NE, Olympia, WA 98501360-943-6400(continued)LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSDENTAL CAREThurston County, cont’d:Sea Mar Dental ClinicsLacey669 Woodland Square Loop SELacey, WA 98503360-359-4860Tumwater409 Custer Street, Suite CTumwater, WA 98501360-570-8016Yelm202 Cullens St NWYelm, WA 98597360-400-4840South Puget Sound Community CollegeDental Clinic2011 Mottman Rd. SW, Building 34Tumwater, WA 98512360-596-5464Thurston County Public Health & Social ServicesWill refer patients of all ages to dentistswho accept Medicaid.412 Lilly Rd NE, Olympia, WA 98506360-867-2500Valley View Health Center Olympia3775 Martin Way E, Suite AOlympia, WA 98506360-236-7166Page 14
DISABILITY SERVICESDepartment of Social & Health Services (DSHS)Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA)The DDA Mission: Transforming lives by providing supportand fostering partnerships that empower people to live thelives they want. People with developmental disabilities andtheir families are valued citizens of the state of Washington.The Developmental Disabilities Administration strives todevelop and implement public policies that will promoteindividual worth, self-respect, and dignity such that eachindividual is valued as a contributing member of thecommunity.TO FIND A DDA OFFICE NEAR YOU:call 1-800-339-8227Or visit them online at:http://www.dshs.wa.gov/ddaFor a complete listing of additional resources available forpeople with disabilities, visit the Developmental DisabilitiesAdministration website Resource Links ing Multiple Counties:Brain Injury Alliance Washington (BIAWA)PO Box 3044, Seattle, WA 981141-877-824-1766 toll-freewww.BIAWA.orgCenter for Independence7801 Bridgeport Way W #200Lakewood, WA 98499253-582-1253www.CFISouth.orgLMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022(continued)
COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSDISABILITY SERVICESEaster Seal Society of Washington1-800-678-5708 toll-freeHearing, Speech & Deaf Center (HSDC)621 Tacoma Ave S, Suite 505Tacoma, WA 984021-866-421-5560 toll-free1-866-698-1748 (TTY)www.hsdc.org/about-usMS Society of the Greater /wasOffice of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing1-800-422-7930 (Voice & TTY)Tacoma Area Coalitionof Individuals with Disabilities253-565-9000www.tacid.orgValidus Consulting & Services24421 34th Ave Ct. E., Spanaway, WA 98387253-847-7887WA State Department of Services for the Blind1-800-552-7103 toll-freehttp://www.dsb.wa.gov/Washington Talking Book & Braille Library1-800-542-0866 toll-freewww.wtbbl.org(continued)Page 16
DISABILITY SERVICESThese Disability Resources are specific to the County theyare listed under:Thurston County:Independent Living Old or Blind ProgramAdministered by the University of Washington,please contact Seagull Low Vision Behavioral Health Resources (BHR)360-704-7170 or toll-free 1-800-825-4820www.bhr.orgEYE CARELewis, Mason and Thurston Counties:Airway Optical - for Medicaid clients only:1-888-606-7788Eye Care America1-877-887-6327www.EyeCareAmerica.orgLions Clubswww.lionsclubs.orgOlympia Union Gospel Mission309 Washington St NE, Olympia, WA360-709-9725Vision USA1-800-766-4466www.AOA.org/visionusa.xmlLMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
Preventing falls is a key part of maintaining independencefor older adults. Falls prevention is a team effort betweenolder adults, their families and caregivers, health careproviders, and community programs. Elements include: Exercise program Health care provider consultation Medication review Vision, hearing, and foot checks Home safety and AccessibilityGeneral egivers/www.cdc.gov/steadi/patient.htmlFamily Caregiver Support Program (Lewis, Mason &Thurston Counties) See Table of Contents for listings.Exercise ProgramsSenior Centers (Lewis, Mason & Thurston Counties)See Table of Contents for listings.South Sound YMCA (Thurston County)Briggs: 360-753-6576 or Plum Street: 360-357-6609Home Safety and Adaptive Living, LLC (Lewis, Mason & Thurston Counties)Home safety/home environment assessmentJennifer Hopps, OTR/L, CAPS: 360-209-4199Page 18COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSFALLS PREVENTION RESOURCES
FAMILY CAREGIVER SUPPORT PROGRAMThe Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging(LMTAAA) Family Caregiver Support Program (FCSP)is designed to provide an array of services and supportsfor unpaid family caregivers whose dedication allowsindividuals needing care to remain in their homes. Thefollowing is a list of some of the services that the FamilyCaregiver Support Program offers:F Counseling ServicesF Family Caregiver WorkshopsF Housework & Errands ProgramF Information & Referral AssistanceF Respite CareF Resource LibrariesF Resources for Grandparents RaisingGrandchildrenTo reach a Family Caregiver Support Program Specialistnear you:Lewis County LMTAAA FCSP360-748-2524 ext. 149Mason County LMTAAA FCSP360-427-2226 ext. 259Thurston County LMTAAA FCSP360-664-3162 ext. 1061-888-545-0910 ext. 106 toll-freeLMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
Food banks may require an application for services andverification of your identity and address. Dates and times ofdistributions are subject to change.Lewis County:Greater Chehalis Food Bank750 SW 21st St., Chehalis, WA 98532360-748-1226Lewis County Food Bank Coalition750 SW 21st St, Chehalis, WA 98532360-330-1519 or 360-748-1226Pe Ell Food Bank at St. Joseph Church417 N Main Street, Pe Ell, WA 98572360-291-3646Salvation Army303 N Gold, Centralia, WA 98531360-736-4339Somma Food Bank144 Wilcox Rd, Salkum, WA 98582360-985-2704Toledo Food Bank130 2nd St. N, Toledo, WA 98591360-269-7001White Pass Food BankUnited Methodist Church, Randle, WA 98377360-520-3817Winlock Food Bank, “Sacks First Avenue”503 NE 1st Street, Winlock, WA 98596360-785-6399(continued)Page 20COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSFOOD BANKS
FOOD BANKSMason County:Belfair Community Food Pantry71 NE Old Belfair Hwy, Belfair, WA 98528360-552-2600Hood Canal Food Bank331 N Finch Creek Road, Hoodsport, WA 98528360-877-6507Matlock Food Bank216 W Matlock-Brady Road, Matlock, WA 98215360-432-8189North Mason Food Bank22471 State Route 3, Belfair, WA 98528360-275-4615Saints Pantry214 S. 2nd Street, Shelton, WA 98584360-427-8847United Methodist Church1900 King Street, Shelton, WA 98584360-426-4174Thurston County:Rainier Emergency Food Ctr, Valley Heart Church11318 Vail Cut-Off Rd. SE, Rainier, WA 98576360-280-7326 or 360-446-2517ROOF Community Services10140 Hwy 12 SW, Rochester, WA 98579360-273-6375Sacred Heart Food Pantry812 Bowker St SE, Lacey, WA 98503360-923-0929LMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022(continued)
Thurston County, cont’d:Tenino Food Bank224 Sussex Ave E, Tenino, WA 98589360-264-5505Thurston County Food Bank (TCFB)220 Thurston Ave NE, Olympia, WA 98501360-352-8597TCFP operates many satellite locationscheck their website for more ocations/Yelm Food Bank624 Crystal Springs Rd NW, Yelm, WA 98597360-458-4003Page 22COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSFOOD BANKS
GLBTQIAServices & advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual,Transgender, Intersexed, Allies and other individuals.Lewis, Mason & Thurston Counties:PFLAGPO Box 12732, Olympia, WA 98508360-207-1608www.PFLAG-Olympia.orgRainbow Health Center of OlympiaRainbow Health Center’s mission is to providea healing space for the unique needs of nonmainstream participants and their network ofproviders.1701 4th Ave E, Olympia, WA ealthcenter.comSAGE OlympiaGLBT Eldercare project operating inOlympia, WA, and is a net affiliate of SAGE USA.PO Box 7221, Olympia, WA 98507www.SageOlympia.orgLMTAAA Resource Directory 2021-2022
Guardianship is one option that is available when a personhas significant problems managing financial affairs orpersonal care. Guardianships are granted only when aperson is legally incapacitated, which generally means theindividual has demonstrated an inability to manage property,financial affairs, or manage his or her own nutrition, housing,health, or physical safety. Because guardianship deprives anindividual of significant personal rights, it is considered thelast resort.Guardianship services may be provided by individualguardians or agencies. Washington State has createda Certified Professional Guardian Program, in order toachieve the greatest protection for the estates and affairs ofincapacitated persons. The Certified Professional GuardianBoard adopts and implements regulations governingcertification, minimum standards of practice, training, anddiscipline of professional guardians.COMMUNITY SERVICE LISTINGSGUARDIANSHIP SERVICESA listing of certified professional guardians can be found onthe Washington State Courts u can also contact your local LMTAAA Information &Assistance office (listed just ins
Mason County: Shelton office 2008 Olympic Hwy N, Shelton, WA 98584 PO Box 2087, Shelton, WA 98584 (360) 427-2226 x251 Thurston County: Olympia office 2404 Heritage Court SW, Olympia, WA 98502 (360) 664-3162 x133 or toll-free 1-888-545-0910 x133 To report errors in this resource directory or to request additional copies please call:
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