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November 15, 2023
Citrine Health Presents: BeadPositive Keychains
Learn about the meaning of the keychain beads.
see the video on YouTube
November 15, 2023
Citrine Health helps women navigate life’s obstacle course
It’s hard to know where to turn for help. The Everett nonprofit helps women find support, aid, and comfort at low cost.
see the article on The Seattle Times
September 20, 2022
Seattle Row For The Cure brings the power of the pink to Lake Union
At the 21st running of Seattle Row For The Cure, 614 rowers spread across 170 entries, raced and raised money.
see the article on Herald.net
August 23, 2018
Bling on the bras — for a good cause
Bra Bedazzle decorating joins a nationwide campaign to bring attention to breast cancer.
see the article on Herald.net
May 10, 2018
Inside Look: Citrine Health
Join Tyler and Garret as they check out everything Citrine Health has to offer!
see the article on Live in Everett
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Citrine Health
Citrine Health is a community based, non-profit 501(c)3 agency based in Snohomish County, WA.
425-259-9899
Looking for resources? Swing by the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center on August 25th for the Resources on Wheels event! More info in pic.
Still need resources but can't make the event? Call Citrine Health at (425) 220-1489 to apply for SNAP/Basic Food.
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Fall scheduling now available for Kids' Kloset! More info in picture.
Need other back to school resources, like food assistance? Call Citrine Health at (425) 220-1489 to apply for SNAP/Basic Food.Our online intake form is OPEN for the upcoming Fall/Winter season with appointments starting September 8th!
➡ Go to www.kids-kloset.org < Click on CLIENT INTAKE FORM at the top of the page
We're excited to see you! 💙
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Free Back to School Vaccination Clinics in Snohomish County! Check out the picture for more details.
Good on vaccinations but need other community resources? Call Citrine Health at (425) 220-1489 to apply for SNAP/Basic Food.
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