Island Assessment & Counseling Center offers rehab, dual diagnosis treatment and addiction treatment programs for the residents of Bellevue, Issaquah and the surrounding areas in Washington State so that they may better understand alcohol abuse and treatment. They are a Washington State-approved facility with counselors certified by the state to provide the appropriate treatments. Staff includes certified counselors, licensed counselors, and chemical dependency counselors, who offer evidence-based practices such as 12-step, motivational, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Services Island Assessment and Counseling offers two primary programs which include an intensive outpatient program and outpatient counseling. They can also help those who are facing legal issues due to a DUI, domestic violence, anger episodes, and family law. Addiction treatment programs and other services include: Assessments DUI Assessments Deferred Prosecution Assessments Family Law Assessments In Custody/Jail Assessments IOP – Intensive Outpatient Program Outpatient Counseling Alcohol and Drug Information School For more information, call 360-675-5782, or visit the Island Assessment & Counseling Center website. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

The Oak Harbor Youth Coalition (“OHYC”) is a diverse group of community volunteers who work to find ways of empowering and protecting youth. OHYC offers resources to help individuals with chemical dependency & addiction-related issues. OHYC members use local, state and federal data to assess the needs of youth in the community, then work collaboratively with schools and other agencies to advocate on their behalf. OHYC’s goal is to identify local risk factors and replace them with protective factors wherever possible, to give the next generation the tools they need to make healthy choices and lead successful lives. Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, 5:15pm at the Oak Harbor Fire Station on Whidbey Avenue. The public is always welcome to attend. For more information, call 360-678-7884, email t.hizon@co.island.wa.us, or find Oak Harbor Youth Coalition on Facebook. NOTE: The address of the Oak Harbor Fire Station is the address for this listing. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

Sea Mar Oak Harbor Behavioral Health Clinic‘s professional clinical care team works together to serve patients of any age, religion, ethnicity, or sexual orientation—regardless of income, occupation, gender, immigration status, or citizenship status. Many of their providers and staff speak more than one language, helping them better serve diverse communities. Sea Mar specializes in primary care family medicine, including preventive health exams, prenatal care, acute care visits, minor procedures, health education, follow-up care from hospital visits, and referrals. They also provide additional services to ensure their patients are connected with the resources they need to live happy, healthy lives. NOTE: A dental health clinic is located near this location. Find more on the clinic’s webpage. For more information, call 360-679-7676, or visit the Sea Mar website. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

Skagit County Public Health is responsible for protecting and improving the health & well-being of Skagit County. Programs & Services Behavioral health services Mental health Substance use disorders Child & family health Communicable diseases & epidemiology Developmental disabilities Housing and homelessness Human services Senior services Opioid crisis needle exchange Birth & death certificates Notarized paternity acknowledgements To learn more about programs and services, visit the Skagit County Public Health webpage. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

Phoenix Recovery Services works in partnership with allied community providers to deliver quality individualized supports & services, and strive to make treatment meaningful by empowering individuals to have a voice in their treatment goals & decisions. Their mission is to address the stigma associated with behavioral health conditions by representing behavioral health in the community as a treatable/manageable condition that an individual can recover from. Treatment Programs & Services Alcohol and Other Drug Information School (ADIS) Problem gambling Domestic violence Therapeutic courts – Drug court, family treatment court, others Phoenix House – Transitional housing for men in early recovery Mental health treatment Substance use disorder – Includes outreach, assessment, individual & group therapy, and couples & family counseling Intervention services Deferred prosecution Mobile needle exchange – 1:1 needle exchange, safe disposal containers, equipment, counseling, and referral Note: Schedule varies by location—refer to website for details For additional contact information, visit their website, and scroll to the bottom of the page. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

North Sound Behavioral Health Organization is a system of care that is shaped by the voices of our communities, and people using behavioral health services. Those who work in this system are competent, compassionate, and empowering and supportive of personal health and wellness. North Sound BHO empowers individuals and families to improve their health and well-being. North Sound BHO offers advocacy for anyone applying for or receiving public behavioral health services in Island, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish and Whatcom Counties. Please refer to the North Sound BHO website for further information. Hours vary by partners/entities. “Telecare” open 24/7. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

Pioneer Human Services (“PHS”) works with individuals to help them break free from the stigma of having a criminal record, and provide the skills and support they need to build healthy, productive lives. Pioneer provides a variety of specialized residential and outpatient treatment and support services across Washington State. PHS operates the Skagit Community Detox Center, a 16-bed sub-acute detox program. The center serves North Sound region residents for detox and provides services for residents who are experiencing a crisis related to their substance use disorders. Most services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Services Sub-Acute Detoxification Services – ensures safe withdrawal from alcohol and drugs, provides substance use disorder assessment referrals, and  assists clients to ensure after care is arranged. The dedicated staff of Skagit Community Detox also help to coordinate treatment and the center offers a seven-day Suboxone Tapering program for opioid addiction. Eligibility PHS serves North Sound region adults in crisis including those who are: Intoxicated or in withdrawal from alcohol or other substances and are medically stable Assessed as having co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder issues How to Apply Individuals may self-refer to the program if they are in crisis. PHS also accept referrals from law enforcement, hospital emergency departments, substance use disorder providers, mental health agencies, and family or friends. For more information, call 360-757-7738, contact Pioneer via their website, or visit the treatment center directory and scroll down to Skagit Community Detox Center. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

The Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) is Washington’s largest state agency. In any given month, DSHS provides some type of shelter, care, protection and/or support to 2.6 million of the state’s 7.1 million people. Services The DSHS offers a wide variety of services, including assistance & support with: Food Financial assistance Medical Housing assistance Child support Youth services Adult care Mental health & addiction services Disability support Visit the DSHS website for more information. Location Services The following services can be completed at this location in the office, online, or by phone: Apply for benefits or submit documents Before 3pm: Complete an interview for cash or food (application/eligibility review/mid-certification review) Report changes to any benefits Access to Working Connections Child Care services via phone or online WorkFirst/Social Services Case Management Public computers are located in the office lobbies. The computers are available to clients for DSHS business use. Customers who check in by 3pm will be served that day. What to Bring When visiting a DSHS Community Service Office, bring the following documented information to help with any eligibility determinations: Immigration status documentation Proof of Washington residency Income information Name of voluntary resettlement agency (VOLAG) For more information, call 877-501-2233, or visit the DSHS Oak Harbor CSO webpage. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

The Didgwalic Wellness Center seeks to improve the health & wellness of individuals suffering from substance use disorders and provide the best tools for them to lead a healthy life. Didgwalic’s primary goal is to provide the community with quality health care solutions to today’s mental health challenges, in part by using an integrated health care model designed to improve outcomes for patients. To achieve that goal, Didgwalic works closely with each patient in a team setting to assist them with the resources needed to sustain a life of recovery. NOTE: Medicaid, private insurance, and cash/credit card are accepted. Services Outpatient Treatment Services Primary Medical Care Mental Health Counseling Gambling Counseling Medication Assisted Therapies (Suboxone, Vivitrol, Methadone) DUI/Deferred Prosecution Shuttle Transportation Onsite Child Care Case Management & Referrals Onsite security is provided during all business hours. For more information, call 360-588-2800 or visit the Didgwalic website. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

Pioneer Center North (PCN), operated by Pioneer Human Services, serves individuals released from prison or jail, and those in recovery who are in need of treatment, housing, job skills training & employment. Pioneer Center North is a 141-bed facility that provides variable-intensity residential treatment for people who are struggling with chronic behavioral health issues. Located in Sedro-Woolley, PCN’s programming is evidence-based for men and women. They accept voluntary and involuntarily individuals committed to the program; often they have been unsuccessful in other treatment programs. PCN accepts individuals who are 18 years and older who meet the criteria for medical necessity or intensive inpatient services. Services Sub-acute detox and stabilization Medication assisted treatment Co-occurring disorders treatment Medication management Evidence based programming Relapse behavior and prevention groups Basic living skills, nutrition, health, recreation and recovery lifestyle classes Coping skills, grief and loss, self-esteem and trauma survivor groups Meditation, pain management and relaxation exercises Vocational workshops include resume building, job interviewing skills and practice, professionalism, job search skills Contact Information Scheduling/Admissions: John Horne – 360-856-3105 – john.horne@p-h-s.com Operations Manager: Julia Dudley – 360-856-3136 – julia.dudley@p-h-s.com Fax: 360-856-3138 For further information, contact Rowell Dela Cruz (Director) at 360-856-3183, or email rowell.delacruz@p-h-s.com. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

NOTE: This Sea Mar location provides assistance to those with chemical dependency and substance use disorders. For other mental health services, please visit Sea Mar Mount Vernon Behavioral Health Child & Family Services. The Mount Vernon Behavioral Health Clinic is operated by Sea Mar, a state-licensed community mental health agency. They are accredited by The Joint Commission, and meet all requirements for court-mandated services. Clients are encouraged to include their families and members of their social support system in their treatment. Sea Mar serves clients of any age, religion, ethnicity, or sexual orientation and regardless of income, occupation, gender, immigration status, or citizenship status. Many of their staff speak more than one language, helping them better serve diverse communities. Services Sea Mar’s team of mental health therapists, chemical dependency counselors, psychiatric advanced registered nurse practitioners (ARNPs), and psychiatrists specialize in providing culturally competent mental & behavioral health services. Sea Mar’s providers use multidisciplinary practices to develop and maintain personalized treatment goals. Their staff receive in-depth training on evidence-based practices to ensure they provide the best tools to help their clients lead healthy lives. For more information, visit the Mount Vernon Behavioral Health Clinic webpage.   Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

The Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) is Washington’s largest state agency. In any given month, DSHS provides some type of shelter, care, protection and/or support to 2.6 million of our state’s 7.1 million people. NOTE: Information about child support services (DSHS Division of Child Support) and Alternative Solutions can be found in the last section of this page. Services The DSHS offers a wide variety of services, including assistance & support with: Food Financial assistance Medical Housing assistance Child support Youth services Adult care Mental health & addiction services Disability support Visit the DSHS website for more information. Location Services The following services can be completed at this location in the office, online, or by phone: Apply for benefits or submit documents Before 3pm: Complete an interview for cash or food (application/eligibility review/mid-certification review) Report changes to any benefits Access to Working Connections Child Care services via phone or online WorkFirst/Social Services Case Management Public computers are located in the office lobbies. The computers are available to clients for DSHS business use. Customers who check in by 3pm will be served that day. What to Bring When visiting a DSHS Community Service Office, bring the following documented information to help with any eligibility determinations: Immigration status documentation Proof of Washington residency Income information Name of voluntary resettlement agency (VOLAG) For more information, call 877-501-2233, or visit the DSHS Mount Vernon CSO webpage. The DSHS Division of Child Support establishes paternity and creates, modifies and enforces Orders of Child Support. They accept applications, answer questions, provide options and design solutions for child support issues. Alternative Solutions Problems paying your child support? Alternative Solutions can help. Services: Working with community partners that can help with employment, housing, food, medical, legal resources, and much more DCS direct services that may help lower monthly payments or reduce state debts Help with license reinstatement and other enforcement actions Referrals to the Employment Pipeline, a direct employment service developed in partnership with the Department of Social and Health Services For more information, contact Amanda Camp at 360-429-2914, or email 0480@dshs.wa.gov. Contact Alternative Solutions at 360-664-5028, or email alternativesolutions@dshs.wa.gov. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019