At our school, we believe that caring for one another goes beyond the classroom. This page was created to make it easier for students, families, and staff to find local support and resources when life gets challenging—or simply when a little extra help could make a difference.

You do not need to be in crisis to reach out. Many of these programs are designed to help with everyday needs like food, housing, clothing, health care, and emotional support. Think of this page as an extension of our school community, another way we look out for one another.

Whether you are exploring options for yourself, a family member, or a student you care about, you are not alone. We are all part of this community and taking care of each other is how we grow stronger together.

Basic Needs Support - Food, clothing, hygiene items, and emergency supplies.

Food Finder - Second Harvest Inland Northwest

Find food near you. Enter your location to find free groceries or meals.

Food Bank & Social Services | Partners Inland Northwest | United States

Offers food, diapers, clothing, hygiene/household items and emergency assistance for families and individuals in the Spokane area.

Services | Our Place Spokane | United States

Free, no-documentation-required food and basic needs services; welcoming all.

Housing & Shelter - Temporary and long-term options for youth and families.

Better Health Together | A Community Network in Eastern WA

A Spokane-based hub that helps families connect to both health care and social supports — included in their services: Clinics & Doctors, Food, Housing & Shelter, Transportation, Family Support, Support for Substance Use Disorder, Education & Employment, Connection & Community, and Insurance & Benefits Help.

Shelter Me Spokane

Active shelter bed availability for the Spokane area. Listings are updated frequently. Recommend calling ahead to confirm.

Home - The ZONE Spokane

The ZONE is a collective impact initiative of The Northeast Community Center. In partnership with residents, schools, and local organizations, we shine a light on disparities in health, education, and economic outcomes.

Volunteers of America Spokane

Services include emergency shelters, transitional and permanent supportive housing (for youth and adults), housing and case-management for veterans, and integrated behavioral‐health supports.

Health & Wellness - Affordable or free options for physical and mental health care.

The NATIVE Project

Services that promote wellness and balance of mind, body, and spirit for individuals, staff, families, and communities. We offer "Sacred Hospitality" to all people seeking services.

Campus Partners - Northeast Community Center

The Northeast Community Center is proud to be the home of many independent agencies that offer vital services to our neighbors.

CHAS Health | Doctors, Dentists, Medical Clinics & Pharmacy

A non-profit, federally qualified health center (FQHC) that provides high-quality medical, dental, pharmacy, and behavioral health services to families and individuals of all ages, regardless of ability to pay.

Family & Youth Services - Programs that strengthen and support families.

Vanessa Behan

Vanessa Behan keeps kids safe, strengthens families, and creates a healthier community in an environment of inclusion, authenticity, and adaptability. They provide a crisis nursery, parenting classes, and a diaper & baby formula bank.

Just One Spokane | Youth Service

A nonprofit that provides activities and resources for at-risk and low-income youth, teenagers, and parents in Hillyard and northeast Spokane.

Education & Employment - Helping students and families build for the future.

Better Health Together | A Community Network in Eastern WA

A Spokane-based hub that helps families connect to both health care and social supports — included in their services: Clinics & Doctors, Food, Housing & Shelter, Transportation, Family Support, Support for Substance Use Disorder, Education & Employment, Connection & Community, and Insurance & Benefits Help.

Home - The ZONE Spokane

The ZONE is a collective impact initiative of The Northeast Community Center. In partnership with residents, schools, and local organizations, we shine a light on disparities in health, education, and economic outcomes.

Crisis & Safety - Immediate help when someone is in danger or distress.

Crisis Hotlines - NAMI Spokane

National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline – For immediate emotional distress or suicidal thoughts: 988 (call or text).

Home - WA 211

United Way of Eastern Washington & Northern Idaho / 211 service – simply dial 211 for social, health and basic-needs service connections.

Frontier Behavioral Health Mobile Community Assertive Treatment

Mobile crisis team (non-law enforcement mental health response for Spokane County): After hours contact 509-838-4651.

Spokane, WA - LCSNW

Sexual Assault 24-hour Support Line: (Call or Text*) 509-624-7273

*Follow all safety and privacy guidelines when texting the hotline. Hotline texting is available during business hours only.

Crime Check - Non-emergency law enforcement contact (509) 456-2233

*If you are not sure where to start, reach out to our school’s guidance counselors Matt Bland @ 509-354-4679 or Jamie Warpenburg @ 509-354-3865. We can help you navigate options, make calls together, or simply point you in the right direction.

Every resource listed here exists to remind us that asking for help is a sign of strength—and community care is how we all thrive.

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