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Text “WAOD” to 898-211 or visit Search.Wa211.org to find food resources near you, 24/7.
Did you know that you can text “WAOD” to 898-211 anytime, for access to resources for low-barrier needs? It is a great way to bypass the wait to speak to one of our live specialists.
Here is an example of what it looks like to text in!
Texting “WAOD” to 898-211 will let you skip the wait to speak with a live agent so you can immediately access resources for low-barrier needs.
As we come to the end of Mental Illness Awareness Week, we want to remind you that no matter when, if you are feeling pushed around or knocked down, we are here for you 🫶🫶
Today is the last day of Suicide Prevention and Recovery Month; we want to take a moment to acknowledge what whole person care means to us.
We know it can be difficult to reach out for help, and are here without judgment when you are ready :)
If you are an unpaid family caregiver, we can help connect you with 24-hour emergency respite care. Give us a call at 211 if you have questions, Information and Referral Specialists are available to take your calls from 9am to 9pm, Monday-Friday.
If you or someone you know is struggling with coming back to school, we can help connect you with resources near you.
We want to take a moment to recognize today as National Day of Remembrance and Service. Thank you to everyone who shows up for their community. (1/2)
It is so special to be able to connect seniors with fresh food, we love hearing about the joy it has brought :)
Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, read more about overdose prevention and how we at Crisis Connections can support you! (1/2)
There are so many ways 211 can help support you and your loved ones, here’s an example of something small they can help connect you to that can make a huge difference.
Go to kcrha.org/resources/severe-w… to find severe weather shelters in your area.
