GOLDENDALE — The first week of June will be busy in downtown Goldendale. The East Houseless Task Force invites partners to connect with area residents in a week of activities highlighted by a Community Resource Fair at the Grange Hall on Wednesday, June 5.
Organizations plan to open their doors the week of June 3-7 so visitors can learn more about the services they offer. Community members will be able to pick up a “passport” with the goal of stopping by all participating offices to make connections and pick up resources. Each office will have a stamp to put in the passport, and when a booklet is full, it can be turned in for a chance to win a prize. All are welcome to join the fun.
The efforts stem from a meeting on houselessness held in November 2024 with the City of Goldendale, Klickitat County Commissioners, Law Enforcement, Washington Gorge Action Programs (WAGAP), and other service providers. The Task Force realized that a large portion of the population did not know what resources were available to low-income individuals and families to help them enjoy stable living conditions and lead happy, healthy lives.
Partners can sign up for the Resource Fair and Passport Walk by contacting info@wagap.org. The event will be held in the Goldendale Grange at 228 East Darland from 1-6 p.m., and mobile units are also welcome to set up in the parking lot. Passports can be stamped throughout the week during regular business hours.
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