Catholic Community Services Provides family centered intensive services to children and youth with their families for safe reunification from foster care to permanent family placements in their Bremerton Family Behavioral Health Department.

Address:
5610 Kitsap Way Suite 320
Bremerton, Washington98312
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8am - 4pm
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Other: Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISE)

A voluntary service team approach to meeting a client's needs. WISE provides intensive mental health services to support the child and help families reach their goals.
Address:
5610 Kitsap Way Suite 320
Bremerton , Washington 98312
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Parenting: PREPARES Pregnancy and Parenting Support

PREPARES offers support services for women and families with children up the age of five. Support services are available free of charge and open to everyone of all faiths. PREPARES is a parish based network of volunteers that serve to meet the needs of women and families. Services include providing basic needs and parent support groups.
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Other: Behavioral Rehabilitation Service (BRS)

Behavioral Rehabilitation Services is a family preservation/family reunification intensive service for youth/children that are in foster care or in a high risk of being placed.

Other: Volunteer Services

Volunteers assist seniors in Kitsap County. The volunteers help drive for appointments, shopping, running errands, get groceries, assist with yard maintenance and gardening, and wheel chair ramps and installation of grab bars.

Housing: Housing and Essential Needs (HEN)

The HEN program of Kitsap County offers qualifying residents services such as rental assistance, security deposits, move in costs, bus vouchers, and monthly essential needs (toilet paper, shampoo, hygiene items, etc.). In conjunction to these services, we also offer case management to help people gain and/or maintain stable housing. The SSI/SSDI BRIDGE program helps meet the transitional needs of clients who were receiving benefits from the HEN program but are now are receiving SSI/SSDI/SSA. To qualify for BRIDGE, households must be receiving Social Security benefits (SSI/SSDI/SSA) and make below 30% of the Area Medium Income and either be: currently receiving HEN rent assistance, received a HEN referral within the last 6 months and were unable to identify permanent housing, or received HEN rent assistance in the past but exited the program within the last 6 months.
Address:
285 5th St. STE. 2
Bremerton, WA 98337
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8 am - 4 pm
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