Reliable Enterprises helps unify clients and the community.

In many cases this means developing new job opportunities with Lewis County businesses that enhance the quality of the lives of clients, customers, and community.

Founded in 1977, Reliable Enterprises of Lewis County, Washington began by offering basic socialization skills for people coming out of institutions.

Through the years the nonprofit organization has continually adapted and improved its programs to meet growing community needs.

We Make a Positive Difference in our Community.

Considering itself a community service organization rather than an agency that promotes individual programs, Reliable Enterprises believes that everything starts with the individual.

Each person’s maximum potential in the areas of vocational and personal development is considered. Those trained are then placed in competitive employment or group-supported employment.

Today Reliable Enterprises offers Housing Services, New Life Home Supply, SPARC, the Family Support Network, the Infant Toddler Early Intervention Program (InToT), the Parent to Parent program, and Lewis County Head Start.

Additionally, we offer a Payee Program, Individual Supported Employment. Child Health Notes, Adult Disabilities Training-Group Supported Employment. Recreation. We co-sponsor programs with Centralia College and many agencies throughout the Pacific Northwest.

We are excited to announce that Reliable Enterprises/In-Tot Programs have partnered with Rite Aid as an official KidCents Charity! This means more sustainable funding for Reliable Enterprises, In-Tot, and many of the programs supported by Reliable Enterprises! All funds stay right here in OUR local Lewis County Community! Click the this link for instructions on how you can help.

It also means that YOU have the ability to help us reach our goals by simply shopping at Rite Aid and rounding up your purchases for our organization, as well as asking your friends and family to participate in the program. Imagine the change that your change can make!

Reliable Administrative Office hours are 8:00AM-5:00PM Monday through Friday. Here is a link to our schedule of holidays that we will be closed for the year.

Click on this link for a copy of our Employee Absence Request. You may download and print a copy here.

Reliable Enterprises welcomes the challenges involved in educating, encouraging, and caring for the developmentally and economically disadvantaged citizens of Lewis County.

WE HELP PUT QUALIFIED LEWIS COUNTY JOB SEEKERS TO WORK!

NEW LIFE THRIFT STORE CASHIER COORDINATOR We are looking for a dynamic new member to join our Reliable Enterprises Team. Do you possess the enthusiasm and ability to consistently increase profitability in a Retail Store Sales environment? Do you have the potential to lead staff in a professional and positive motivational manner? Do you love organizing, merchandising, and possess a desire toward continuous improvement? Do you take pride in providing and promoting excellence in customer service? Are you most productive in an energetic, always-moving fast pace, while multi-tasking and interacting with the public? If YES, please apply! Go to our "About" tab above and select "Careers". We Make a Positive Difference in our Community!

IN THE NEWS…

EXCITING NEWS! RELIABLE ENTERPRISES HAS OPENED TWO NEW LIFE THRIFT STORES!

As of May 1, 2014, New Life Home Supply Store and Donation Center has moved to a great location on the north side of Sunbirds at 1757 N. National Ave in Chehalis. Store Hours are 9AM to 6PM, 360-748-4214. This store has over 15,000 sq. ft. of retail space. We are happy to accept your donations behind the store. Come and see Bob, Kim, Michael, and Carmella, at this new store! We have also opened the New Life Thrift and Boutique Store, located at the Goodwill Complex at 515 Harrison Ave in Centralia, 360-736-0575. Come and see Caitlin and Roger at this store! IF LOVING JUNK IS WRONG, WE WANT IT TO BE RIGHT! Your tax-deductible donations support the needs of Lewis County's adults and children who are physically, developmentally, or economically disadvantaged. Additionally, donations help develop new job opportunities that enhance the lives of clients, customers, and community. ALL PROCEEDS FROM DONATIONS STAY RIGHT HERE IN OUR COMMUNITY! Thank you

SHOP AT AMAZON.COM AND RELIABLE WILL GET A DONATION

Next time you decide to shop at Amazon, please use this link http://smile.amazon.com/ch/91-1040643 to access their site. Amazon now has a wonderful program in place that the company will donate $.05% of the purchase price of products to a charitable organization designated by the buyer. This is at no additional cost to you or Reliable.
Amazon seems to think of everything! Thank you Amazon! And thanks to all of you, who think of Reliable next time you are shopping on the Amazon site. We here at Reliable Enteprises really appreciate you!

SAVE THE DATE! WINTER HOMELESS CONNECT EVENT THURSDAY JANUARY 29TH.

This is a day for those in our community who are experiencing homelessness or are low income, to connect to local service agencies. Vendors and Organizations will be onsite to speak to individuals about housing, employment, mental health and healthcare needs. Attendees will be able to take advantage of FREE haircuts, clothes, food, showers, and lunch will be provided. This year's winter Homeless Connect Event will be held at the Lewis County Fairgrounds in the 4-H building from 10:00-3:00. If you would like to attend, participate, or would like more information, please call Kim or Karen at (360) 736-0679.

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 our newsletter or call 360-736-9391 x365 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 Angela Naillon.