The Washington Indian Behavioral Health HUB exists as a central resource point for those affiliated with the Native American and Alaskan Native Communities. Coordinate care for individuals experiencing behavioral health concerns prior to crisis; assist with accessing treatment beds (voluntary and involuntary); follow-up on crisis Lifeline referrals; coordinate care after client has been discharged from a facility; provide culturally appropriate resources; assist designated Crisis Responders to connect with Tribal and non-Tribal behavioral health service resources; provide light case management (follow-up for two weeks); collect individual feedback on cultural sensitivity of treatment facilities and programs.

Provides assistance and representation for veterans, their widows, and dependents in completing VA forms for obtaining benefits. Also assists veterans any other way feasible, such as information and referrals to other agencies and advocacy.

Esperanza offers a wide range of social and human services through Resource Navigators and Social Work Practice.​ A social service and wellness program that advances food security, family healing, mental health, and LGBTQ supports for adults, youth, and families.

Provide direct, local services to victims of domestic violence, connecting survivors and families with the resources they need and breaking the cycle of violence. Works with individuals to develop an action plan to address their needs, offer advocacy-based counseling, and connect clients to appropriate resources to address their immediate crisis. Trained advocates support survivors with plans to stay safe in their current and future environment and connects survivors with resources that help them gain stability and well-being, including referrals.

Provides human and health services with basic needs, mental health, transitional housing, housing programs for literally and chronically homeless households, case management, and family support services.