Reliable Enterprises of Centralia, Washington offers maximum vocational and presonal development training to help peoople integrate into the community
 

Graphic of Lewis County's Reliable Enterprises, a nonprofit that supports the needs of the disadvantaged and disabled

Contact:
Reliable Enterprises,
203 W. Reynolds Ave.
Centralia, WA 98531
Phone: (360) 736-9558
Fax: (360) 736-1436

Reliable Enterprises is a 501(c)(3) and a United Way Agency.

Reliable Enterprises supports the needs of the community's adults and children who are physically, mentally, or economically disadvantaged.

Reliable Enterprises graphic saying Donate Now! Reliable is a 501c3 corporation

Advocacy and Support

Family Support Network provides information and resources about:

Photo of children on merry-go-round at Lewis County's Reliable Enterprises

  • Services and supports available in our local community.
  • Assistance for families and providers needing coordination of resources in education, employment and quality of life through Person Centered Planning.
  • Ways to promote independence, respect, and dignity of people with developmental disabilities to be active members of their community.
  • Policy and legislation action on issues involving people with developmental disabilities.
  • Opportunities to be educated and to be active in the legislative process at a local, state and federal level.

Other activities of the Family Support Network include:

  • Identifying concerns of people with disabilities and their families in Lewis County.
  • Advocate for the collective concerns of families.
  • Present a family perspective on policy issues.
  • Provide presentations/workshops on issues important to families.
  • Advisor for local People First Chapter, a self-advocacy organization of, for and by people with developmental and other disabilities.

Parent to Parent is available to provide:

  • Emotional support for parents of children with special needs.
  • Information and referrals to community resources.
  • Trained Helping parents whose parenting experiences match yours as closely as possible.
  • Social and recreational events.
  • Training for parents who would like to become Volunteer Helping Parents.
  • Public awareness and outreach to the community regarding people with special needs and/or disabilities.
Valid HTML 4.01 Transitional Reliable Enterprises, a not-for-profit working for child cognitive development
Home How Can I Help? Sitemap contacts.html