PARTNERSHIPS
Creating a community culture that promotes healthy choices.
Community partnerships with other regional organizations and coalitions allow collaboration to support CPAKC’s priorities and efforts with shared/similar goals and interests regarding substance use prevention and community wellness.
Perhaps the most significant community partnerships are the coalition members themselves, as their daily lives and employment are based on some aspect of community prevention and wellness, as well as areas of treatment and recovery.
CPAKC members represent many sectors of the community including schools, youth-serving organizations, civic/volunteer groups, law enforcement, government, religious organizations, healthcare professionals, and parents/guardians. CPAKC often faces challenges with the recruitment and retention of members, especially from the media sector. CPAKC continues to recruit and invites interested community members to participate in monthly meetings and prevention activities. We encourage anyone who would like to participate to contact the coalition coordinator.
Washington Gorge Action Program
WAGAP is a multipurpose human service organization helping individuals, families, and communities with basic human needs. Each year, thousands of people turn to WAGAP for short-term assistance and long-term solutions to help them take control of their lives and their futures. Programs offering Nutrition Assistance, Emergency Housing, Domestic Violence Prevention, Care Coordination, Home Energy Assistance and much more assure that WAGAP is meeting the promise of Community Action.
Behavioral health specialists within the hospital. Offers an Opioid Treatment Network – partnering and collaborating with Klickitat Valley Hospital (KVH), Southwest Washington Accountable Community of Health (SWACH), and Washington Gorge Action Programs (WGAP) in the Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program at KVH. MAT provides treatment and recovery assistance to those experiencing opioid use disorder.
Provides a variety of behavioral health services and evidence-based practices to treat mental health and/or substance use disorders.
Father House Fellow Ship
Provides clothing, household goods, and other assistance. Emergency Shelter available by interview; Freedom Now meets Tuesdays at 6:30 PM. 509-773-4719. Peer coaches also available by interview for those with substance abuse issues.
Klickitat County Adult Probation
Provides a balanced approach to supervising Probation Clients by holding them accountable for their actions while providing referrals to treatment agencies for such issues as Domestic Violence, Anger Management and Drug/Alcohol Abuse.
The mission of the department is dependent upon the umbrella under which services are provided, be they criminal or civil proceedings resulting in court ordered sanctions entered against a child or their parent, or civil proceedings strictly aiding a dependent child (under the CASA program).
Klickitat County Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Prosecute all felonies in Klickitat County and misdemeanors alleged to have occurred in the unincorporated areas of Klickitat County, advise and represent all of the County's elected officials and departments, provide legal advice to all county law enforcement agencies, establish and enforce child support obligations and provide victim and witness assistance services.
Klickitat County Public Health
The mission of KCPH is to care for our community with compassion, respect, and integrity. Our vision is a health community sharing equitable access to a clean, safe environment.
WAGAP’s Program for Peaceful Living provides Klickitat County residents with Domestic Violence Prevention, Sexual Assault Prevention, and General Crime Victim services.
Umpqua Bank, through the Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation, has evolved its community giving strategy and Community Grants program to reflect a deeper commitment to improving economic prosperity, especially for under-resourced individuals, families, and small businesses. Dedicated to building healthier, more resilient, better connected, and inclusive communities throughout our footprint.
Skamania/Klickitat Community Network
Since 1996, work has focused on connecting our rural communities with resources and services in order to build community capacity, strengthen and support optimism and resilience in families, and reduce Adverse Childhood Experiences.
WSU Extension serves the residents of Washington State by creating and delivering targeted research-based knowledge and education. It’s a mission the organization and its dedicated specialists have refined over the past century. Part of that process is communicating results.
Private treatment rooms and group space provide a variety of services to the local community.
For 50 years, school districts have counted on Educational Service District 112 for essential services. Working collectively with school and community partners, ESD 112 bringS equity and opportunity to students of Southwest Washington and beyond.
A coalition of community members organizing to build healthy connections and a vibrant community, while preventing youth substance use and misuse in Klickitat County.
Klickitat-Lyle Against Substance Abuse Coalition. A CPWI coalition who shares a fiscal agent with CPAKC, offers great resources through its experience in navigating the Community Prevention and Wellness Initiative, Strategic Planning Framework, DBHR contractual guidelines, and community expectations.
Mid-Columbia Children’s Council (MCCC)
Local non-profit organization that ensures families have the tools to nurture their child’s developmental success, MCCC offers a variety of FREE educational programs and support services to all those who qualify.
WIC office and Pregnancy Resource Center
Our programs and services help prevent illness and injury, promote healthy places to live and work, provide information to help people make good health decisions, and ensure our state is prepared for emergencies. Offers aid, options, opportunities, and resources to low-income families in the community.