Catholic Charities has been shining a light on Central Washington communities for over 75 years. Our mission fuels us to provide life-affirming services to the most vulnerable, regardless of their faith or religious background. By supporting those in need, we aim to build a more just and equitable world where everyone has what they need to live out their potential.
Programs and services are available for people of all ages - from pregnant mothers to seniors. Whether you’re in need of mental health counseling or assistance with basic needs, we are here to support you. Click on a service to learn more, or use the filters below if you aren’t sure what you need.
You are not alone. Counselors are available to talk to you and help you.
Our team of mental health providers can walk loved ones through techniques to de-escalate crisis situations, help you avoid or navigate law enforcement intervention, and get those in crisis the support and help they need to be well.
Catholic Charities offers several programs that support children and parents during this truly crucial stage of development.
The most critical years in your child's development occur from birth to age 5.
We believe that the family is a foundational and critical part of society, and we strive to support healthy families.
Specialized programs to help youth and young adults find resources to become self-sufficient and transition out of foster care.
We believe that the elderly deserve dignity and respect.
We can provide clothing vouchers, hygiene kits, and baby items to help those in need.
Catholic Charities cares about helping people break the cycle of poverty.
Our services and programs impact nearly 65,000 people each year across 17 Washington counties. Hear some of their stories to learn about the good we do each day.
Sip & See was about more than enjoying a pleasant afternoon—it was about building a network of care for parents and children in our community.
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When you take action through the Fund-a-Box campaign, you deliver real help directly to a family's table today.
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What began in 1946 as a small local effort, the St. Vincent Center food bank has grown into a volunteer-led resource serving thousands each year with food, compassion, and hope.
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