2-1-1 helps connect you to community resources statewide.
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You’ll find a snapshot of community-specific needs displayed by ZIP code, region or call center as recently as yesterday, enabling you to easily check trends, make comparisons and share information.
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2-1-1 connects callers, at no cost, to critical health and human services in their community.
If you are unable to find a service, please dial 2-1-1 for assistance. If you are outside of Washington State or having a problem using the 2-1-1 number, please call 1-877-211-9274.
Helping Washington connect to services.
Washington 211 provides the most current and comprehensive database of community resources in the State of Washington (over 30,000 listings), which serves as a central access point for connecting Washington residents to community resources. By simply dialing the number 2-1-1, searching the website, or texting 211WAOD to 898211, people can connect to help when they need it regardless of who provides the services or where the services are located.
A trusted resource for Providers.
Whether your organization is a recognized health and human services provider or is a small community based organization providing basic assistance, 2-1-1 can help connect people in need to your services or assist you in referring clients to additional community services.. Use the following links to add or update resources for your community
