Washington Communities Human Services

Many thanks to those who donated to Washington Communities and to all of the charities who partner with WCCF. We truly appreciate it as it helps us to continue to provide care to those with mental health and intellectual disabilities!

Excellent Documentary on the reality of suicide. In honor of National Suicide Prevention Month Reach out and call someone that you know who may be suffering or depressed. #thisisreal

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Reach out to anyone you know who may be silently suffering....it could save their life.

Great article on how to help kids, particularly younger ones, going back to school with transitioning to mask-wearing in their daily lives. Stay safe!

Clinical Depression is something that is not necessarily obvious or easily detectable by others as the one who is suffering tends to hide behind a mask. Offer an ear, ask questions, and listen ...if you think a friend, a loved one, or a stranger even is suffering, call someone for help. We can help! 724.225.6940 Washington Communities is open full time for in-person, tele therapy, tele medicine, or by phone if needed. Just call!

Please support your neighbors in need this summer. This year will go down as the hardest we have seen for a very long time. The poor we serve were barely making... it before the virus came. Now, with jobs gone, they fear never-ending poverty. Your gift of $22.60 will provide 10 meals and more for someone in need at this difficult time. Thank you for giving! http://ow.ly/WzMZ30qZBUl See more

Studies show that 1/3 of all Americans have reported that the COVID crisis has significantly impacted their mental health.