- Independent Living & Long-Term Care Services
- Mental & Behavioral Health
- Support Groups
- Healthcare
- Food
- Financial & Legal
- Low-Income Housing & Shelters
- Victim (Survivor) Services
- Transportation
- Community Recreation & Adult Education
- Youth & Family Services
- Employment & Training
- Personal Care & Household Items
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Title XIX is a Federal, long term care plan, that provides Nursing Facility Level of Care, for Medicaid and Medicare recipients (or those eligible for Medicaid and Medicare) in their home. There are multiple classifications within Title XIX, such as Community First Choice (CFC) and Medicaid Personal Care (MPC) that help to serve individuals based on their functional needs. There is also a program for helping individuals obtain assistive devices, modifications, and transportation support - similar to what they would receive in a nursing facility. Title XIX is designed for ages 18+, aiming to serve adults with disabilities and the elderly, with prioritization of low-income individuals and families. To apply for Title XIX services, please contact Home and Community Services at (509) 397-5091 or toll-free at (800) 459-0421.
Main Services
Main Location
Phone
- Home and Community Services: (509) 397-5091
- Toll-free: (800) 459-0421
Accepting Clients
Residents Served
- Whitman County Residents
Ages Served
- All ages
Populations Served
- No population restrictions
Fee
- Free to anyone who is eligible to receive services
Application Process
- Apply online
What You'll Need
- Proof of income (paystub, tax return, etc.)
- Medicaid card
- Proof of residency (lease, utility bill, etc.)
- Proof of expenditures
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A friendly, knowledgeable Family Resource Navigator will listen to your family's needs, connect you with resources, help you understand and apply for services an supports, follow up to ensure you have received support, and offer additional resources as needed. Free for all WA residents.
Serving Whitman County
Accepting Clients
Residents Served
- Washington State Residents
Ages Served
- All ages
Populations Served
- No population restrictions
Fee
- Free to anyone who is eligible to receive services
Application Process
- No application necessary
What You'll Need
- No documents required
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You can find help connecting with needed goods or services by calling or walking into the CHAS clinic to connect with a Patient Resource Navigator. You do not need to be an established patient with CHAS to utilize the resource navigation services.
Main Services
- Mental & Behavioral Health Care Resource Navigation
- General Resource Navigation
- Health Care Resource Navigation
- Resource Navigation for Youth Services
- Resource Navigation for Senior Services
- Resource Navigation for People who are Unhoused
- Resource Navigation for People with Disabilities
- Resource Navigation for Veterans
- Resource Navigation for LGBTQIA2S+
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by Council on Aging & Human Services (COA Human Service)
Last updated on: 05/02/2025
Kinship Navigator provides grandparents and relatives who are raising children connections with community resources such as health, financial, legal services, support groups, training, and emergency funds.
Main Services
Pullman
Residents Served
- Whitman County Residents
Ages Served
- All ages
Populations Served
- Only families, Only veterans
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WSU Access Center serves students with temporary, chronic, or permanent disabilities, including physical, health, learning, sensory, or psychological conditions. We provide accommodations, auxiliary aids, and services that remove barriers impacting students' equitable access to their education, programs, activities, and campus facilities.
We offer student and faculty consultation, training, workshops, and self-advocacy skills to foster student learning and engagement in all opportunities available at WSU.
Main Services
Pullman
Residents Served
- Whitman County Residents
- Latah County Residents
Ages Served
- All ages
Populations Served
- Only members of our organization
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