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Spokane County Resource Guide2017 EditionFederal Defenders of Eastern Washington & Idaho10 North Post Street, Suite 700Spokane, Washington 99201

Spokane County Resource GuidePublished byFederal Defenders of Eastern Washington & Idaho10 North Post Street, Suite 700Spokane, Washington 99201Andrea George, Executive DirectorCorrections? Additions? Questions?Contact Brenda Challinor at (509) 624-7606, ext. 226, or Brenda Challinor@fd.orgCopyright 2017 All Rights Reserved2

TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION .5 About This Resource GuideACCESSING SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTHTREATMENT IN SPOKANE 6-7SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND RECOVERY HOUSINGAlcohol and Drug Treatment – Adults .8-14Alcohol and Drug Treatment – Men .15Alcohol and Drug Treatment – Women .16Alcohol and Drug Treatment – Youth 17-19Substance Abuse Recovery Support Groups .19-20Recovery/Transitional Housing – Adults .20-21Recovery/Transitional Housing – Men .22-26Recovery/Transitional Housing – Women .26-28Recovery/Transitional Housing – Veterans .28-29Substance Abuse Community Education 29MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND HOUSINGMental Health Treatment – Adults .30-41Mental Health Treatment – Women 42Mental Health Treatment – Youth .42-47Advocacy for the Mentally Ill .47Housing for the Mentally Ill .48-49Shelters and Services for Homeless Families or Women (and Children) .49-50Shelters and Services for the Homeless – Men .51Shelters and Services for Homeless and Victims of Domestic Violence .52-57LOW INCOME HOUSING AND ENERGY ASSISTANCE .57-61DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/SEXUAL ASSAULT/CRIME VICTIMSASSISTANCE .61-643

SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT 65FOOD AND CLOTHING ASSISTANCE/MEAL SITES .65LOW INCOME HEALTH CARE OPTIONS .66-69AREA HOSPITALS .69-70DISABILITY SERVICES .70-74ADULT EDUCATION AND TRAINING .74-77AREA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES .78-79EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE 79-82LAW ENFORCEMENT/COURTS/LEGAL/PROBATION/JAILS &PRISONS .82-88LEGAL ASSISTANCE.89TRANSPORTATION SERVICES .90-92VETERAN ASSISTANCE .93-96STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCY WEBSITES .97SPOKANE COUNTY JAIL GENERAL INMATE INFORMATION .98-1034

INTRODUCTIONThe Spokane County Resource Guide is designed as a reference tool to helpattorneys and investigators provide enhanced assistance to their clients that goesbeyond their legal or investigative roles. The publication provides a well-organizedguide to the organizations and agencies located in the Spokane area that may behelpful to clients outside of the legal spectrum.Our 2017 Spokane County Resource Guide includes contact information forsubstance abuse and mental health treatment providers as well as service agencieswho address basic needs such as clothing, food, emergency housing, education andmedical care. Many of the sections are also broken down into more specificsubsections for further organization and clarity. Each section is organizedalphabetically according to the name of the organization or agency, and each entryincludes contact information such as address, telephone and facsimile numbers,websites, and in many cases, a brief description of the services available. Innumerous instances, we have added links to a particular agency’s preferred releaseof information. The Table of Contents provides a basic outline to the ResourceGuide as well as page numbers so organizations can be quickly and easily located.Although not a comprehensive listing of all of the organizations available in SpokaneCounty, we hope the 2017 Spokane County Resource Guide is a useful referencesource and helps to further supplement your continuing hard work and dedication.I extend a special thank you to Brenda Challinor, who updated this guide, and toRaylene Baird who compiled our original guide.Andrea K. GeorgeExecutive DirectorFebruary 9, 20175

ACCESSING SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTHTREATMENT IN SPOKANE COUNTYThe Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Behavioral Health andRecovery (DBHR), provides funding and oversight for substance use treatmentservices to people enrolled in Medicaid. DBHR also offers services which addressmental health, problem gambling, substance use, licensing and certification forbehavioral health agencies, recovery support, substance abuse prevention and mentalhealth promotion. Learn more at lth-and-recovery/behavioral-health-benefits-bookOn April 1, 2016, Medicaid-funded services for mental health and substance usedisorders were combined as a behavioral health benefit. These services are managedby new Behavioral Health Organizations (BHO) (except in Clark and SkamaniaCounties). You may apply at www.waHealthPlanFinder.org or call 1-800-5623022.The Spokane County Regional BHO can be reached by telephone at (509) 4775722 or 800-273-5864. It services not only Spokane County but also Adams,Ferry, Lincoln, Okanogan, Pend Oreille, and Stevens Counties. Their websiteis: http://www.spokanecounty.org/mentalhealth/. The crisis lines for SpokaneCounty are (509) 838-4428 or 877-678-4428. Ombuds Service in SpokaneCounty has been hired by the BHO to assist you with any difficulties accessingservices. They can work with you and the BHO to file and resolve grievances,appeals, and fair hearings. The Ombuds Service can be reached at (509) 4774666 or 866-814-3409.For more information about publicly-funded behavioral health services see theRevised Code of Washington (RCW) Chapters 70.96.A, 71.05, 71.24, and 71.34 athttp://apps.leg.wa.gov/rcw/.Crisis Numbers If you have a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest hospitalemergency room. You do not need an authorization for crisis services. For 24-hour crisis support and referrals for substance use, problem gambling,and mental health services, call the free and confidential WashingtonRecovery Help Line at 1-866-789-1511 or visit them online atwww.waRecoveryHelpLine.org6

To find crisis telephone numbers in your local service area inesWashington State Division of Behavioral Health and RecoveryFor information about behavioral health services and who to contact (for all countiesexcept Clark and Skamania): Behavioral Health Benefits Book (available in multiple fits-book To find services in your area: www.dshs.wa.gov/BHOcontacts To obtain more information on state-funded services call 1-360-725-3700, 1800-446-0259, or visit recoveryWashington State Health Care Authority (HCA)For information about publicly-funded medical care, managed care plans, othermental health benefits, and transportation information call 1-800-562-3022. Youcan also send an email to ASKMEDICAID@hca.wa.gov or visitwww.hca.wa.gov/medicaid.Who is Eligible for Behavioral Health Services?People covered by Medicaid can receive medically necessary behavioral healthservices at no cost through DSHS contracts with community agencies. Services totreatment mental health or substance use disorders have separate standards fordetermining medical necessity. If behavioral health services are needed, call or go to your BHO or a coveredagency within your community to schedule an appointment for an IntakeEvaluation or Assessment. This is used to determine which services may beneeded. With the exception of Crisis Services, most behavioral health services mustbe authorized by the BHO in your area. You must go to a BHO-contractedagency to receive the covered services.Again, for more detailed information SIA/dbh/BHO/Benefits Book English.pdf7

ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT – ADULTAbstemious Outpatient ClinicClick for Release of Information FormWebsite: http://www.abstemious.org/10525 E. Main Ave.Spokane Valley, WA 99206T: (509) 927-7814FAX: (509) 927-4669Focus: Outpatient chemical dependency treatmentADEPT Assessment and Treatment CenterClick for Release of Information Form 1321 N. Ash St.Spokane, WA 99201T: (509) 327-3120FAX: (509) 327-3228 104 W. Crawford Rd.Deer Park, WA 99006T: (509) 276-2797FAX: (509) 276-8155 218B N. Oak St.Colville, WA 99114T: (509) 684-2349FAX: (509) 684-3120Focus: Chemical dependency assessments and outpatient treatment8

American Behavioral Health Systems (ABHS)Click for Release of Information FormWebsite: www.abhsinc.net 12715 E. Mission Ave.Spokane, WA 99216T: (509) 232-5766FAX: (509) 232-5770 500 SE Washington Ave.Chehalis, WA 98532T: (360) 748-4776FAX: (360) 740-2550Focus: Residential inpatient chemical dependency treatmentColonial ClinicClick for Release of Information FormWebsite: www.colonialclinic.com910 N. Washington St., Ste. 210Spokane, WA 99201T: (509) 327-9831Fax: (509) 327-9857Focus: Outpatient chemical dependency treatmentCommunity Detox Services of Spokane312 W. 8th Ave.Spokane, WA 99204T: (509) 477-4620Fax: (509) 477-4630Focus: Detoxification and inpatient treatment up to 30 days for Medicaid patientswith co-occurring disorders; intensive outpatient treatment to follow.9

Frontier Behavioral HealthClick for Release of Information Form107 S. Division St. (Main Center)Spokane, WA 99202T: (509) 838-4651Medical Records: (509) 838-4651 ext. 327470FAX: (509) 456-4536 (Medical Records)Focus: Frontier Behavioral Health serves the needs of adults, youth, and elders whoare confronting a wide range of mental health and emotional issues; this includesindividuals who are impacted by substance use disorders. Frontier BehavioralHealth has programs which include Adult Services, Crisis Response, Child andFamily Services, Inpatient & Stabilization Services, Elder Services, PsychiatricServices, Psychological Services, Food Program, and Health Home and CareTransitions. It also has specialist staff who are trained in multicultural issues, theneeds of the deaf and hard of hearing, developmental disabilities, children’s mentalhealth, and older adult populations. In addition, FBH operates two 16-bed inpatientEvaluation and Treatment facilities and a 16-bed Stabilization program. Integrated Co-Occurring Services (ICOS): ICOS provides outpatienttreatment services to adults experiencing co-occurring disorders (mentalillness and substance use). ICOS uses a harm reduction model and works withindividuals “where they are” in their recovery process. They use a strengthsbased approach to help individuals work toward eventual abstinence andrecovery. The services also focus on educating, assisting, and empoweringindividuals to regain lost function and improve the quality of their lives. ICOSmay last longer than Adult Outpatient Services and may include individualand family therapy, case management, education regarding their mentalillness and substance use disorders with development of strategies to managesymptoms, assistance with pursuing educational and vocational goals,psycho-educational groups and classes, group therapy, relapse preventionassistance, medication management through Frontier Behavioral Health’sPsychiatric Services, peer support services. An individual can be referredfollowing an intake assessment. For services call (509) 838-4651.10

Gateway Counseling ServicesWebsite: http://www.gatewaycounseling.net/140 S. Arthur St., Ste. 665Spokane, WA 99202T: (509) 532-8855FAX: (509) 532-8844Focus: Chemical dependency assessments, intensive outpatient treatment, relapsepreventionLakeside Recovery CenterClick for Release of Information FormWebsite: http://www.lakesiderecoverycenter.com/3710 N. Monroe St.Spokane, WA 99205T: (509) 328-5234FAX: (509) 328-5234Focus: Assessment and outpatient treatment. Medically-assisted addictiontreatment for opioid recovery (Suboxone), referred to as “Ideal Option,” located at208 E. Francis Ave., Spokane, WA 99208 – Telephone: 877-522-1275.New Horizon Care CentersClick for Release of Information FormWebsite: http://nhccspokane.org/ 701 E. Third Ave.Spokane, WA 99202T: (509) 838-6092, Ext. 301FAX: (509) 838-6110 15407 E. Mission Ave.Spokane Valley, WA 99037T: (509) 927-1543FAX: (509) 927-4761Focus: Outpatient chemical dependency and gambling treatment11