Provides assistance with multiple aspects of employment transition such as resume writing, digital literacy skills, and evaulation for credentials; skill, qualification, and needs assessments; job finding assistance; and small business development training. Also may provide assistance in navigating health and social services systems, as well as money management counseling services.

Provides transportation and interpretation services, as well as help filling out forms (e.g. W-2s, job applications, rental forms, appointments with other agencies)
Provides assistance with documentation of discrimination and opportunities to discuss issues that may be affecting the Latino community
Provides workshops in leadership training, financial literacy, and civic engagement
Provides possible assistance to families during emergency situations in addition to wraparound support

Central Intake and Referral Line for all services provided by Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare. Case management, individual, family, group, geriatric and LGBTQ counseling, alcohol and drug treatment services, DUII and gambling addiction/treatment services, recovery housing services, sexual abuse counseling, domestic violence services, urgent mental health services, home visits, medication management, residential services, money management, outreach, crisis intervention, outpatient mental health services and early intervention services.

Volunteers assist low-income adults who need help handling their finances. Volunteers are recruited, trained, and matched with clients to assist with budgeting, bill paying, monitoring, creating a spending plan, and routine financial tasks. The program acts as representative payee for individuals as authorized by Social Security. Volunteers may also serve as bill pay coaches for individuals. Volunteers play a vital role in building relationships with clients, case managers, and others.

Provides a variety of financial education classes covering topics such as understanding banking services, short- and long-term financial planning and stability, building and repairing credit, and understanding the basics of retirement planning.

The Housing Resource Center provides information on the home-buying and -owning processes. Classes available for pre-purchase, post-purchase, financial literacy, and Ready to Rent.

Provides classes, workshops, and one-on-one counseling in the areas of homeownership and personal finance. NeighborWorks Homeownership Center offers HUD-certified homeownership counseling and foreclosure avoidance counseling. Also provides one-on-one financial counseling and student debt counseling.

Provides classes, workshops, and one-on-one counseling in the areas of homeownership and personal finance. NeighborWorks Homeownership Center offers HUD-certified homeownership counseling and foreclosure avoidance counseling. Also provides one-on-one financial counseling and student debt counseling.

Provides classes, workshops, and one-on-one counseling in the areas of homeownership and personal finance. NeighborWorks Homeownership Center offers HUD-certified homeownership counseling and foreclosure avoidance counseling. Also provides one-on-one financial counseling and student debt counseling.

Provides classes, workshops, and one-on-one counseling in the areas of homeownership and personal finance. NeighborWorks Homeownership Center offers HUD-certified homeownership counseling and foreclosure avoidance counseling. Also provides one-on-one financial counseling and student debt counseling.

Parent Education and Support Groups lets parents and caregivers learn discipline strategies and stregthen parent and child interactions. Provides a variety of services for children under age 5 and their parents, including therapeutic early childhood education, home visits, parent education, respite care, and basic needs support. Most clients have experienced trauma and are struggling with a wide variety of "at-risk" complications, such as poverty, homelessness, challenging behaviors presented by traumatized children, alcohol and drug addiction recovery, single parenthood, and others.

Parent Education and Support Groups lets parents and caregivers learn discipline strategies and stregthen parent and child interactions. Provides a variety of services for children under age 5 and their parents, including therapeutic early childhood education, home visits, parent education, respite care, and basic needs support. Most clients have experienced trauma and are struggling with a wide variety of "at-risk" complications, such as poverty, homelessness, challenging behaviors presented by traumatized children, alcohol and drug addiction recovery, single parenthood, and others.

Offers life skills, parenting, financial literacy, nutrition, and second chance renters' classes periodically. Classes are primarily for families staying at Family Promise's shelter but may be opened to the general public.

Longview Goodwill Work Opportunity Center offers a wide range of vocational training programs and services to help people realize their full potential. Training programs include: GED Instruction and Support, Work Skills Training, Digital Literacy Certification, Financial Literacy and Second Chance Banking, Computer Skills Training, and Work-based Learning. Services Include: Internships, Work Evaluation Placement, Individual Supported Employment for people with disabilities, and the Senior Community Service Employment Program.

Assists with criminal record and eviction expungement, job development, workplace training, financial literacy, and felony rights, reentry training, focusing on the African American and BIPOC community. May be able to provide program participants with supplies such as personal protective equipment and a desktop computer.

Provides training and accreditation services to provide home-based child care, microenterprise development services, financial literacy training, and individual development accounts (IDAs).

Provides training and accreditation services to provide home-based child care, microenterprise development services, financial literacy training, and individual development accounts (IDAs).

Provides training and accreditation services to provide home-based child care, microenterprise development services, financial literacy training, and individual development accounts (IDAs).

Offers homeownership counseling for first-time homebuyers and homeowners facing foreclosure. Includes information about first-time homebuyer loan programs and how to develop a sustainable plan after a home purchase. Also offers financial counseling to create budgets, make plans to reduce debt, improve credit scores, and build financial stability. Includes information about Individual Development Accounts. Also offers a "Ready to Rent" workshop for those interested in renting a place to live.

Offers faith-based classes such as Work Life Class for job and life-skills curriculum to promote job readiness and interviewing skills, Boundaries Class for understanding how to set healthy boundaries in relationships, Faith & Finances for developing practical money management skills, and Affirming Potential the helps individuals set and achieve goals. All classes begin with a meal.

Offers services to assist community members in getting back to a place of financial self-sufficiency. Asset building services include Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) assistance and FDIC Money Smart Financial Education classes. One-on-one counseling is also available for credit health assessments, business plans, debt reduction, and accessing free credit reports. Also offers tax preparation assistance and computer access for self-filers.

Provides education and information and referral on housing issues, as well as some financial assistance for homebuyers and homeowners, including:
-Homebuyer education classes and workshops
-Financial education and workshops
-Pre- and post-purchase counseling for homebuyers
-Foreclosure counseling
-Down payment assistance
-Information for renters
-Information about maintaining and repairing a home, as well as home repair loans

Classes are held monthly at Columbia Gorge Community College in Hood River and The Dalles. Also informs the public about trends in the marketplace using current statistics in the Mid-Columbia region.

Provides childbirth education, newborn care classes, safe sleep workshop, breastfeeding workshop/support, and other classes which vary by season.

Provides an online community calendar to help community members find classes and events held at local libraries. Events and classes include job seeker resources (support groups and resume workshops), computer help classes and access to computers, arts and crafts instruction, book clubs and discussion groups, chess clubs, cultural celebrations and festivals, early reading skills, teen programming, lectures and author talks, money and finances programming, performances and exhibitions, story times, and special programs for parents with children ages 0-6.

Microenterprise provides technical assistance, training in business skills, assistance writing business plans, access to financial business counseling, individual development accounts (IDAs), and other support for individuals who want to establish a small business.

Helps households buy, maintain, and sustain affordable home ownership through various programs:
-First-time home ownership classes and counseling
-Financial literacy classes, individualized financial coaching, and credit counseling
-Down payment assistance loans, reverse mortgage counseling, mortgage payment assistance, and help with property taxes
-Asset building and matched savings programs (Individual Development Accounts)
-Low-interest, payment deferred home rehabilitation loans

Helps households buy, maintain, and sustain affordable home ownership through various programs:
-First-time home ownership classes and counseling
-Financial literacy classes, individualized financial coaching, and credit counseling
-Down payment assistance loans, reverse mortgage counseling, mortgage payment assistance, and help with property taxes
-Asset building and matched savings programs (Individual Development Accounts)
-Low-interest, payment deferred home rehabilitation loans

Helps households buy, maintain, and sustain affordable home ownership through various programs:
-First-time home ownership classes and counseling
-Financial literacy classes, individualized financial coaching, and credit counseling
-Down payment assistance loans, reverse mortgage counseling, mortgage payment assistance, and help with property taxes
-Asset building and matched savings programs (Individual Development Accounts)
-Low-interest, payment deferred home rehabilitation loans

Helps households buy, maintain, and sustain affordable home ownership through various programs:
-First-time home ownership classes and counseling
-Financial literacy classes, individualized financial coaching, and credit counseling
-Down payment assistance loans, reverse mortgage counseling, mortgage payment assistance, and help with property taxes
-Asset building and matched savings programs (Individual Development Accounts)
-Low-interest, payment deferred home rehabilitation loans

Offers supportive services around prejob guidance, career counseling, and financial literacy. Also offers a monthly calendar with onsite and offsite services including job training programs.

One-on-one financial coaching to set financial goals and make individualized plans to achieve those goals. Financial coaches can provide encouragement; help with the basics of personal finance; assist, develop, and maintain healthy financial habits; offer credit counseling; provide accountability tools; and connect clients with resources and experts.

Consumer advocates provide information on a variety of consumer financial services issues, including:
-Managing finances: Tips for managing finances, getting out of debt, and learning about state-chartered banks and credit unions
-Protecting finances: Tips for avoiding investment fraud, protecting one's identity, and getting help with collections or repossessions
-Loans and debt help: Information about personal loans, building credit, and resources for preventing or managing a foreclosure
-Securities and investments: Information about investing and help choosing a financial professional
-Student loan servicing: Student loan ombudsman receives, reviews, and attempts to resolve complaints from student loan borrowers, provides borrowers information about rights and responsibilities, and directs them to resources

Provides advice, resources, and information to navigate college and make financial decisions, including self-study modules and coursework. Topics include paying for college (billing, financial aid, scholarships, and other resources), identity theft prevention, creating a budget, post-college financial planning, and more.

Polk Community Development Corporation is a “one-stop shop” for homeownership and affordable rental housing information and support. Offering a variety of programs to help achieve quality, affordable, and sustainable homeownership. Services provided are resource and referral, budget, credit and homebuyer counseling, the VIDA (Valley Individual Development Account) program, affordable home repair loans, financial management, homebuyer classes, and assistance to participate in the States Mortgage Payment Assistance Programs.

Also owns and manages a wide variety of affordable rental housing, including transitional housing for persons in addiction recovery.

Provides career exploration focusing on immigrant, refugee, and non-native English speakers. Offers skills-based training, workshops, and noncredit classes on healthcare, manufacturing, technology, and construction trades. Courses on financial literacy, basic computer workshops, and the Steps to Success program for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) are available.

Provides career exploration focusing on immigrant, refugee, and non-native English speakers. Offers skills-based training, workshops, and noncredit classes on healthcare, manufacturing, technology, and construction trades. Courses on financial literacy, basic computer workshops, and the Steps to Success program for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) are available.

The Homebuyer Education and Counseling program is designed to help first-time homebuyers access and maintain stable homeownership. Services include individualized pre-purchase counseling, group homebuyer education, financial fitness certification, and post-purchase support. Also includes information on financial wellness and Individual Development Accounts.

Nine-week course in a faith-based setting that teaches how to get control of your money, stop struggling to make ends meet, get out of debt, and manage resources.

Provides employment, housing and resource support to individuals with conviction histories. Services include job counseling, interview preparation support, and educational workshops on resume writing, saving and budgeting, and job/housing search strategies. Also provides assistance preparing educational and financial aid applications, housing packets/applications, and other supports to help individuals with conviction histories overcome barriers to employment and housing access.

Financial education course. Classes provide 10 hours of hands-on instruction. This course fulfills the financial education requirement for individuals saving in an Individual Development Account (IDA).

Free one-on-one financial coaching to set financial goals and make individualized plans to achieve those goals. Financial coaches can provide encouragement, help with the basics of personal finance, assist and developing and maintaining healthy financial habits, provide accountability, and connect clients with resources and experts.

Bridgeview Resource Center is a community building that houses multiple services through partnering agencies, including housing, employment, financial management, food, educational, health, aging and disability, and crisis services.

The following agencies offer services on site: Vancouver Housing Authority, Council for the Homeless, WorkSource, Partners in Career, Goodwill Job Connections, Clark County Food Bank, Rivermark Community Credit Union, Save First Financial Wellness, Ways to Work, Columbia River Mental Health Services, The National Alliance on Mental Health, Free Clinic of Southwest Washington, Clark College, Educational Service District 112, Vancouver Public Schools, Evergreen Public Schools, Boys and Girls Club of Southwest Washington, Friends of the Children, Area Agency on Aging & Disabilities, and YWCA/SafeChoice.

Provides counsel to new and existing businesses through personalized trainings and workshops. Assists with business and marketing plans and financial proposals and provides market research assistance.