COMMUNITY SERVICES NORTHWEST

Feedback Contents Search

MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTIONS TREATMENT • SUPPORTIVE HOUSING • THE WELLNESS PROJECT

Home
Mental Health Programs
Addiction Programs
Contact Information
Annual Report
Board of Directors
Donors & Volunteers
Job Openings
Donate
Annual Dinner
3rd Annual Dinner
Resources

COMMUNITY SERVICES NORTHWEST

Our mission is to provide high-quality, integrated mental health, addictions and housing services, focusing on individual strengths and recovery.

At CSNW, our vision is a healthy community. We lead the way by assuring access to mental health, addictions and supportive housing services for all who need them, and provide the highest-quality programs throughout Clark County.
Our values incorporate a “strength-based” approach to high quality care with emphasis on compassion, professionalism, integrity, innovation and a healthy work environment.
We strive for access: for clients, access to care; for staff, access to opportunities for growth and development; and in our business practices, transparency and an open door to administration.
And we thrive on the synergy created by partnerships, both external and internal, in pursuit of our goals.

PROGRAMS

OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH: Individual, family and group therapy, case management, and specialized programs for outreach to the homeless and other underserved groups.

ADDICTIONS TREATMENT: Individualized care for youth and adults including gender-specific groups, programs for adolescents and adults with co-occurring disorders, groups for pregnant and parenting women and for people with AIDS or Hepatitis C as well as individual and group counseling for problem gambling.

HOUSING PROGRAMS: Housing information and referral, five permanent and transitional supported housing programs and a short-term rental assistance program; all designed to meet the diverse housing needs of clients experiencing housing instability.

THE WELLNESS PROJECT: The Northwest’s only free mental health clinic. A dedicated team of qualified, registered counselors generously volunteer their time to provide uninsured Clark County residents with caring, high-quality mental health counseling. The Wellness Project is also an active training/learning center for graduate student interns from area colleges and universities.

CLIENTS SERVED IN 2008: 4,079*  
Mental Health Programs – 1,650
Housing Programs – 224
* Some clients were served in more than one program		 Addictions Programs – 2,044
The Wellness Project – 161

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Sharon Krupski, LICSW

 

Copyright © 2009 Community Services Northwest, P.O. Box 1845
Vancouver, WA 98668-1845 Phone: (360) 397-8484 Fax: (360) 397-8494