WAServes is a coordinated network of services, resources, and care, that provides direct access for veterans, service members, and their families. Our network consists of public, private and non-profit organizations that are tailored to meet the unique needs of the communities they serve. Veterans may file a service request by visiting our website at https://washington.americaserves.org/

• Housing and Shelter
• Employment
• VA Benefits Navigation
• Money Management
• Individual & Family Support
• Social Enrichment
• Mental/Behavioral Health Linkages
• Physical Health Linkages
• Treatment and Rehabilitation Linkages
• Wellness
• Utilities Assistance
• Educational Assistance
• Clothing and Household Goods
• Food Assistance
• Sports and Recreation
• Income Support
• Spiritual Enrichment
• Entrepreneurship

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• The Veterans Connection Café is a nationally recognized service model organized under a collaboration that includes rural libraries, Veterans service officers, Home Depot and the Veterans Affairs Administration. It provides historically underserved rural Veterans reliable and locally available claims and benefits assistance by means of teleservices programming hosted in rural libraries. Rural Veterans are provided coordinated case management with access to growing inventory of valuable pension, benefits and other resources that are exclusively available to Veterans and their households.
• Referrals are scheduled through library staff or the local host navigator. Call (360) 497-2665 or visit the Mountain View Timberland Library at 210 Silverbrook Rd, Randle, WA 98377.
• Referrals are scheduled through library staff or the local host navigator. Call (360) 268-0521 or visit the Westport Timberland Library at 101 E Harms Dr, Westport, WA 98595.

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• Connect2 Community Network is a unified community information exchange (CIE) being collaboratively developed by health and social service organizations in King County, WA. Community-owned and governed by a multi-sector Advisory Group, it is dedicated to reducing health disparities and improving outcomes.The network is building relationships and co-designing tools and policies to enable health, behavioral health, tribal, community and social service organizations to responsibly share information and coordinate services – so that no matter what door someone enters, they will receive the whole-person care and support they need to be healthy and thrive.