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HEALTHY FAMILIES OF CLALLAM COUNTY

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Our Mission

Healthy Families of Clallam County (HFCC) provides FREE and CONFIDENTIAL services to individuals and families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and general crimes. HFCC is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization serving Eastern and Central Clallam County.

Each year HFCC provides crisis intervention services, shelter, transitional housing, therapy, financial assistance, advocacy-based counseling, support groups, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, system advocacy, classes, support services and referrals for child and adult survivors.  Our agency works tirelessly to end all forms of violence and encourage perpetrator accountability through advocacy, education, system coordination, and social change.

HFCC’s mission is to provide a wide range of services empowering children, youth, adults and families to achieve their full potential, improve their physical, mental and emotional health, and live free of violence and abuse. 

june 20, 2023

Rose House
Grand Re-Opening

Healthy Families Staff, Board of Directors, and Community Members celebrated the re-opening of Rose House on June 20, 2023.   After suffering a flood due to a broken pipe, much of the interior needed repair.  Rose House has provided safe homes for many women and children over the years.  We were so grateful to be able to update the interior with fresh paint, new flooring, and furniture for our future residents.  

Funding to maintain Rose House is scarce and there is always something in need of repair.   We rely on support from our community to keep Rose House in good condition. 

If you would like make a donation to help HFCC support Rose House, adopt a room decorate and furnish, or would like to donate your services, please contact Leslie Bond @ 360-452-3811.  

HFCC Unduplicated Clients Served

July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023

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Victims of Domestic Violence
Victims of Sexual Assault
Victims of Crime