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Thurston County, Washington

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What is the Thurston County Resource Hub?

The Resource Hub, located in Olympia on-site at the Thurston County Courthouse Complex, is a drop-in resource center for people with behavioral health needs who are impacted by the justice system.

At the Resource Hub, we understand that life is complicated, and during tough times it can make a big difference to have someone to help navigate community resources that make life safer and more stable. If you need assistance with Behavioral Health, Employment and/or Education, Housing, Public Benefits, Healthcare, Legal Support, or something else, representatives from County, State, and community-based social service programs will be on-site at the Hub ready to help explore options for support.

At the Hub, we believe that by making connection to resources urgent and accessible, we can reduce repeat involvement in the justice system for individuals with behavioral health needs, and support the safety, health, and wellbeing of all Thurston County residents.

   

 

 

Contact Info

If you need assistance and think the Resource Hub could help, please come visit us at

929 Lakeridge Dr SW

Olympia, WA 98502

or call (360) 786-5230

If you are a service provider and would like more information on how to become involved with the Resource Hub, please email the Resource Hub at 

resourcehub@co.thurston.wa.us

Current operating hours are Monday through Thursday from 10am to 4pm

Resource Hub Schedule

The Thurston County Resource Hub is a newly developing program, and information on partnerships, schedules, etc. will likely change frequently. Please check back on this website often for the most current and up-to-date information on the Resource Hub, partnerships, community events, etc.  

Currently, partner providers will be at the Hub on a rotating basis. The following schedule is kept up to date on this website and will likely change frequently as the Resource Hub grows and expands partnerships. Presently, the schedule is as follows (most recently updated February 5, 2025):

​MONDAYS ​TUESDAYS ​WEDNESDAYS ​THURSDAYS

 

10:00am-4:00pm

Providence Behavioral Health

Mental Health Assessments

11:00am-3:00pm

Capital Recovery Center

12:00pm-2:00pm

Sound Legal Aid

1:00-3:00pm

Metropolitan Development Council

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10:00am-3:00pm

Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative

12:00pm-4:00pm

NAMI

1:00pm-3:00pm

Olympia Timberland Regional Library

1:00-3:00pm

Telecare Community Alternatives Team

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

11:00am-3:00pm

Capital Recovery Center

12:00pm-4:00pm

Family Support Center 

1:00pm-3:00pm

Olympia Timberland Regional Library

 

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10:00am-2:00pm

Molina Healthcare

10:00am-4:00pm

Providence Behavioral Health

SUD Assessments

11:00am-3:30pm

Family Support Center

12:00pm-4:00pm

NAMI

1:00pm-3:00pm

Hope & Healing Clinic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

Current Resource Hub partners include:

Capitol Recovery Center

Capital Recovery Center has three programs, including the Olympia Bupe Clinic, a low-barrier Suboxone clinic that welcomes walk-ins; no appointments are necessary. The Outreach and Housing Program provides camp and street outreach, case management with housing resources and funding (when available), Foundational Community Support, and SOAR (assistance with Social Security and Disability benefits).

The Peer Program provides peer support services to individuals with mental illness and co-occurring disorders, including groups and individual peer counseling.

 
Compass 

Compass Career Solutions enhances the availability and accessibility of Foundational Community Supports (FCS) - FCS provides targeted benefits and services for supported employment and supportive housing. Compass Career Solutions aims to support those currently receiving Medicaid services in Washington. FCS specializes in Mental illness, co-occurring disorders, substance abuse, traumatic brain injuries, homelessness, people who have been diagnosed with a disability after the age of 18, and those who struggle to maintain employment due to various barriers. Housing and Employment services include searching for available housing or employment, communicating with apartment managers or employers, submitting applications, and advocating for accommodations. We also provide help in obtaining vouchers and financial assistance and advocating for tenant rights.

 

Family Support Center

Family Support Center of South Sound is a nonprofit 501c3 multi-service agency located in Olympia, Washington, founded in 1992. Family Support Center offers a variety of services to families and community members in need including but not limited to housing resources, coordinated entry intakes, and domestic violence support.   

 

Hope & Healing Clinic

Based in Tumwater, WA, Hope & Healing Clinic offers person-centered services including Medication for Opioid Use Disorder, clinical services and peer support.  Transportation and telehealth options are also available to ensure everyone is able to access the care they need.

 

Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative

Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative is a nonprofit organization based in Olympia dedicated to combating all forms of human trafficking through intensive case management advocacy and community education and engagement.

 

Metropolitan Development Council

Metropolitan Development Council is a student services organization that supports individuals with navigating financial aid, enrollment in GED, High School Diploma, and college courses, as well as provides advocacy for first generation and neurodivergent students.

 

Molina Healthcare

Molina Healthcare has a no-cost program for our Apple Health (Medicaid) members to help with transition-of-care and re-entry support during and after incarceration. Our case managers and community connectors are understanding, caring, and knowledgeable. 

 

NAMI

National Alliance on Mental Illness is a non-profit organization facilitating support, education, awareness, and advocacy throughout Thurston and Mason Counties along side people and their families affected by mental illness, including substance abuse.  Mental health recovery, resilience, and support are essential to improving peoples well being and quality of life.

 

Providence 

“Providence Behavioral Health & Recovery is happy and proud to be a part of the HUB resource community. We will be providing on-site assessments for substance use and mental health. We will also provide information & consultations for other services offered at our clinic, including mental health, co-occurring treatment, depression & anxiety group, GEHM (geriatric/older adult) group, and tobacco cessation.”

 

Satellite Foodbank Services

The Thurston County Resource Hub has partnered with the Thurston County Food Bank to be a Satellite Foodbank Location as of December of 2024. Community members interested in accessing Food Bank services at the Resource Hub can do so during business hours, Monday through Thursday from 10:00am to 4:00pm.

 

Sound Legal Aid 

Sound Legal Aid provides free legal advice in the areas of eviction mediation and family law for individuals meeting certain income criteria in Thurston, Mason, Grays Harbor, Lewis, and Pacific Counties.

 

Telecare Community Alternatives Team (T-CAT)

T-CAT is a 90-day intensive case management program for individuals with diagnosed or self-identified mental health needs.  Staff works with participants on a one-on-one basis to connect them to mental health resources quickly and efficiently and to establish long term resources to support individuals with meeting their long term goals toward stabilization. 

 

Timberland Regional Library

Timberland Regional Library offers free library cards which provides community members access to resume help, computer access, and printing services as well as various educational workshops and one on one assistance.

 

External Community Partnerships:

These partnerships are diverse in the services they offer and will be connected with as needed on an individualized basis.  Contact the Hub for more information.

 

Arrest and Jail Alternatives

Intensive case management and peer support for people at the intersection of housing issues, behavioral health needs, and criminal justice involvement.

 

Boulder Care

Boulder Care offers telehealth addiction treatment grounded in kindness, respect, and unconditional support. Our program is designed by addiction medicine specialists and people with lived experience of recovery. It is rooted in years of clinical expertise, proven research, and learnings from our patients.

Ready to get started? Start the referral process here.

 

Northwest Resources 

Intensive Case Management (ICM)/ Substance Use assessment and treatment placement. Clients must be homeless or at risk of homelessness due to substance use, seeking inpatient treatment and/or withdrawal management services, and living in Thurston County. Additional services may include transportation to and from treatment, assistance with insurance navigation, and referral to outside agencies/services where appropriate. 

 

Interaction Transition

Interaction Transition provides tangible resources and case management for individuals in re-entry

 

Pac Mountain Workforce Development

 

Peer Olympia

Peer Olympia powerful, healthy lives by providing peer emotional support and development services in Thurston County.

 

Olympic Health and Recovery Services-LEAD program

The Thurston County LEAD program serves people who are at high risk of legal system involvement due to unmet behavioral health concerns and/or extreme poverty. LEAD provides peer-based, intensive case management using a harm reduction model to meet people where they are and help them work towards their goals. Participants are supported in navigating various systems (benefits, medical and BH services, etc.) as they move toward stability.

 

WA 211 Online Resource Database

211 connects callers, at no cost, to critical health and human services in their community.

 

WorkSource

Employment and peer navigation services for Thurston County residents