Other Resources

There are a number of other organizations which support the residents of Lopez Island.

Lopez Island Hospice and Home Support

An all volunteer community program that provides compassionate care for homebound and terminally ill Lopez Island residents. 
(360) 468-4446. For more information, visit www.lihhs.org

Lopez Island Senior Services

Senior Services operates a center for senior programs and scheduled meals, and provides other services such as transportation and counseling on senior issues. A full time coordinator, funded by the county, manages senior services. Contact: (360) 468-2421.

Lopez Island Family Resource Center

Offers a variety of programs to support Lopez families and children through mentoring, after school activities, energy assistance, etc. Also hosts the popular Summer Workshops program. Shares space with the Children's Center, next to the Community Center.  (360) 468-4117. For more information, visit www.lifrc.org

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services (DVSAS)

DVSAS of the San Juans is a non-profit agency whose mission is the prevention and elimination of domestic violence and sexual assault through victim services, education, community awareness and cultural and social change. The agency serves people regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, age or social economic status. For more information, visit www.dvsassanjuans.org

San Juan County Health Department

The Department of Health and Community Services provides a wide array of direct public health services and referral to additional social services available in the community. For more informatino, visit San Juan County website.

Lopez Island Thrift Shop

A volunteer organization located in Lopez Village. Proceeds from sale of donated used clothing and housewares are distributed to several local organizations. Open Wednesday-Saturday 11-3. Located on Tower Rd. in the village.

"Neal's Mall" - Take it or Leave it

Located at the "dump", the county waste transfer station on Fisherman Bay Rd, Neal's mall was inspired by Neal Hansen as a place where islanders could bring things that they no longer want but that are still in good condition, so others could take them home and give them continued life.You will find clothing, shoes, books, household appliances, furniture, building materials, yard tools, you name it -- you will probably be able to find it there from time to time. The good stuff goes fast!