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  • Living Well in Wahkiakum County

    Terrie Howell, Wahkiakum Community Outreach|Jan 15, 2015

    Wahkiakum Health and Human Services is gearing up for the annual Point in Time Count on January 29th, 2015. What is the Point in Time Count? Its one day in January every year that every county in the State of Washington counts the homeless within their county. Homelessness is everywhere and Wahkiakum County is not exempt. A recognition of the instability of an individual’s living arrangements is critical in defining the term homeless. There is more than one official definition of homelessness. Health centers funded by the U.S. Department of H...

  • Living Well in Wahkiakum County

    Terrie Howell, Community Outreach Coordinator|Oct 2, 2014

    Information provided by Susan Schillios from The Charlotte House Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services says they want everyone to know that October is nationally recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Domestic violence isn’t a rare phenomenon in America. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, an estimated 1.3 million women are victims of physical assault by an intimate partner each year, and one in every four women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime. St. James Family Center/The Charlotte H...

  • LIving Well in Wahkiakum

    Terrie Howell, Wahkiakum County Health and Human Services|Jul 17, 2014

    Did you know that the Longview Goodwill Work Opportunity Center has free job skills training opportunities for Wahkiakum residents? In 45 days you can earn three nationally recognized certifications for Custodial Skills training. In seven weeks you can earn Warehouse Forklift certification along with nationally recognized Warehouse and Logistics certifications. Do you need to know more about computers? Our computer training can be done on your time! If you like working with your hands outdoors, in three months you can gain work experience to...

  • Living well in Wahkiakum

    Terrie Howell Wahkiakum County Health and Human Services|Jul 16, 2014

    Did you know that the Longview Goodwill Work Opportunity Center has free job skills training opportunities for Wahkiakum residents? In 45 days you can earn three nationally recognized certifications for Custodial Skills training. In seven weeks you can earn Warehouse Forklift certification along with nationally recognized Warehouse and Logistics certifications. Do you need to know more about computers? Our computer training can be done on your time! If you like working with your hands outdoors, in three months you can gain work experience to...