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Reliable Enterprises is the premier social service organization that inspires and assists individual and families stabilize and achieve their full potential in the community.

Founded in September 1977, Reliable Enterprises of Lewis County, Washington began serving individuals with developmental disabilities by offering basic socialization skills and employment training.

Through the years Reliable Enterprises’ programs have continually adapted and improved to meet growing community needs helping at-risk children, teens, and adults stabilize to lead fun and productive lives.

We Make a Positive Difference in our Community.

As a community service organization that strives to make a difference and give individuals the greatest chance to be successful in their lives, Reliable Enterprises believes that everything starts with the individual.

Today Reliable Enterprises offers Employment Services, Housing Services, New Life Thrift Stores, SPARC, Family Support Network, Infant Toddler Early Intervention Program (InToT), Parent to Parent program, Reliable Enterprises Visitation Services, and Lewis County Head Start. Additionally, we offer a Payee Program and Rent Well among numerous other programs.

For more information about any of the diverse opportunities offered by Reliable Enterprises give us a call at 360-736-9558 or through the contact page and the office hours are 8-5 Monday through Friday except for major federal holidays.

 

IN THE NEWS…

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RELIABLE ENTERPRISES GRANT AWARDEE FOR WEATHERIZATION GRANT

Reliable Enterprises is excited to announce we are an award winner for the Centralia Coal Transition Grant in support of our office remodel project at the administration building on 203 Reynolds Ave. The grant award was $84,112 and will be used to update windows, doors, and heating systems. Reliable Enterprises can now divert resources back into our diverse programs instead of spending the money on facility upgrades. For more information on the grants, please see the Centralia Coal Transition Board webpage.

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CHILDREN’S HEALTH CARE AND DISABILITY ISSUES

Parent to Parent (a Reliable Enterprises Program) and Centralia College co-sponsor guest speakers at our monthly Community Education classes held the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Centralia College. For a schedule of speakers, see the Parent 2 Parent newsletter or call 360-520-3406 for more information. We also publish Child Health Notes September through May. Child Health Notes provides diagnosis-specific information and resources on current health issues for children with special health care needs. To subscribe to our newsletter or Child Health Notes, send an email to Melody Porter.

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SPARC CENTER IS THE HAPPENING PLACE TO BE!

MUCH FUN AND INTERESTING ACTIVITIES TO BE HAD! Come see for yourself!
SPARC, Specialized Activities & Recreation in the Community, is a two day a week, 3 hours per day program for individuals, families, and citizens have fun in a safe and secure For more info, call 360-748-6789, EVERYONE MUST PRE-REGISTER. BIG THANK YOU TO PEOPLE FIRST, MOLINA HEALTH CARE, AND LEWIS COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES, FOR YOUR SUPPORT!