Recovery Cafe
Recovery Cafe, with two locations in Seattle, provides a variety of services to members. Membership is free as long as members commit to be substance-free in the center and participate in a weekly recovery circle support group. Services include meals, medical care, online classes in recovery skills, computer access, coffee bar, a resource specialist, game, sober events, and referrals to additional services.
Washington 211
2-1-1
Washington residents in need can find all the support they need in one place by calling 211. Callers are connected to social services such as employment and education support, disability services, domestic violence help, food and clothing, financial help, housing services, mental health and substance use treatment, and much more. It’s an easy one-stop shop for social assistance.
Washington Recovery Helpline
866-789-1511
The Washington Recovery Helpline is a 24/7 hotline for those with mental health, problem gambling, or substance use needs. The helpline is staffed by professionals who provide emotional support and connections to resources that include treatment options and harm-reduction resources.
Sound Pathways
425-259-7142
Sound Pathways, in Sonomish County, offers a range of services to those in need. They have three focuses. The first is housing services with case management to help clients overcome barriers to stable housing. The second is a parent-child assistance program for pregant and parenting women, which provides home visitation, case management, substance use and recovery support, housing, help with domestic violence issues, legal assistance, and connections to other community resources. The third focus is harm reduction, where Sound Pathways provides syringe programs, clean supplies, naloxone (Narcan), wound care, testing, care kits for those experiencing homelessness, and referrals to additional community resources and substance use treatment if interested.
Volunteers of America: Western or Eastern Washington
509-624-2378
Volunteers of America has two programs in Washington, focusing on either the eastern or western side of the state. These programs offer housing services, food, child education and care, and specific programs for youth and new mothers. Western Washington also has Community Resource Centers that provide job search support, help with social service enrollment, and as donations allow they give clients clothing, hygiene kits, and even pet food.
Eastern Washington University Eagles for Recovery
509-359-2366
Eagles for Recovery is a program offered for free to students of Eastern Washington University. They host weekly drop-in hours and support group meetings for students to find peer support and resources to aid them in recovery and harm reduction.
Seattle University Wellness and Health
This page on Seattle University's website provides a comprehensive list of therapeutic resources for students including drug and alcohol treatment, sexual assault resources, and other mental health services.
University of Washington LiveWell
Live Well offers free peer wellness coaching for University of Washington students. This peer support can help in various areas including drug and alochol use, mental health, relational issues, and physical wellness.
Washington State University Cougs for Recovery
509-335-5757
Cougs for Recovery is a free program for students at Washington State University. This program offers peer support for students who are in recovery or considering recovery through group meetings, social events, and peer coaching.
Western Washington University Counseling and Wellness Center
360-650-3164
Western Washington University Counseling and Wellness Center offers free support to students who have questions or issues regarding alcohol and other substances. The counseling center can offer referrals and harm reduction support.
PFLAG
This site offers a list of various organizations providing mental health services and support for members of the LGBTQ+ community. The resources include helplines, suicide prevention programs, youth-specific support, and others.
Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs
800-562-2308
Washington State Department of Veteran Affairs offers long-term care through four state homes for honorably discharged veterans and their spouses. This program also offers assistance with benefits claims and free counseling services to veterans.
Veterans Crisis Line
9-8-8
This is a free and confidential helpline that is open 24/7 to assist veterans or a loved one needing assistance for a veteran. You will always be connected with a real person who can listen and help you navigate whatever issues you are facing.
For Our Lives / Washington Tribal Opioid Solutions
866-491-1683
For Our Lives and WA Tribal Opioid Solutions are designed to inform and educate tribal communities about opioid misuse prevention, overdose response, and treatment. This campaign is funded by the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA).
Native Resource Hub
866-491-1683
Native Resource Hub helps Natives find resources for food, housing, mental health needs, trouble paying bills, substance use, finding jobs, and more.
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