What They Provide: GED preparation classes, High School+ diploma program, Adult Basic Education, reading support, writing support, math support, college prep, job skills support
Website: scc.spokane.edu/GED
Phone: 509-533-7221
Address: 1810 N Greene St, Spokane, WA 99217
Hours of Operation: Class schedules vary; in-person, online, and hybrid options may be available
Appointment / Referral Required: Enrollment and Adult Basic Education orientation required
Documents Needed: High school transcripts if available, high school state release/approval if age 16–18, photo ID if available, and any documents requested during enrollment
Application Process: Apply for admission, send transcripts if available, attend Adult Basic Education orientation, meet with a counselor, and register for classes
Eligibility: GED program requires students to be at least 16; students ages 16–18 need high school state release/approval from the school district where they live; Adult Basic Education classes generally serve adults 18 or older or students released from high school
Cost: Free or low-cost; call to confirm current class fees
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, disability support, and accessibility accommodations
Important Notes: Good option for adults who want GED prep or a state-certified high school diploma pathway through High School+. SCC offers GED prep in math, language arts, social studies, and science.

What They Provide: GED instruction, high school equivalency support, education coaching, career skills training, employment support, community resource connection, young adult wraparound support
Website: nextgenzone.org/education/ged
Phone: 509-340-7800
Address: 901 E 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Career Services: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM; GED classroom schedule may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake or enrollment required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, school records if available, high school release/approval if required, and any documents requested during intake
Application Process: Call, visit the website, or go in person to ask about GED enrollment, Open Doors, education support, and career services
Eligibility: Young adults ages 16–24 in Spokane County and surrounding areas
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County and surrounding areas
Languages / Accessibility: Washington Relay 711 available through WorkSource locator; call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong option for young adults who want GED support and help connecting education to employment, training, or career goals. The GED classroom operates in partnership with Open Doors and Spokane Community College Adult Basic Education.

What They Provide: GED classroom, high school re-engagement support, education planning, connection to Next Generation Zone career specialists, job development connection, career training connection
Website: opendoorsspokane.com
Phone: 509-340-7820
Address: 901 E 2nd Ave, Suite 100, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current GED classroom schedule
Appointment / Referral Required: Program enrollment required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, school records if available, high school release/approval if required, and any documents requested during enrollment
Application Process: Contact Open Doors Spokane or Next Generation Zone to ask about GED classroom enrollment and re-engagement options
Eligibility: Young adults ages 16–24 in Spokane County and surrounding areas
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County and surrounding areas
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Best for young adults who have left school or need a re-engagement pathway. Students can also connect with career training and job development support through Next Generation Zone.

What They Provide: GED study resources, test prep tools, career and college research tools, skill-building resources, computer and internet access, library staff support
Website: spokanelibrary.org/research-tools-career-college-test
Phone: 509-444-5300
Address: Multiple Spokane Public Library locations
Hours of Operation: Library hours vary by location; online resources may be available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required for general library resources; some one-on-one support may require scheduling
Documents Needed: Library card may be needed for some digital resources; bring login information or study goals if requesting help
Application Process: Visit the library website, use career/college/test prep research tools, or contact a library location for help accessing resources
Eligibility: Anyone needing GED study tools, test prep resources, computer access, or education research support
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call or check individual library location for accessibility information
Important Notes: This is not a GED class provider, but it can help with study tools, computer access, test prep, and education research.

What They Provide: alternative high school, credit recovery support, high school completion pathway, personalized learning, career-connected learning, Spokane Public Schools choice option
Website: spokaneschools.org/ontrack
Phone: 509-354-7449
Address: 4091 N Regal St, Spokane, WA 99207
Hours of Operation: Office: 7:00 AM–3:30 PM; Students Tuesday–Friday, 8:00 AM–2:00 PM; Monday Late Start, 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Spokane Public Schools choice application or school enrollment process may be required
Documents Needed: School records, transcripts, proof of residency, parent/guardian information if under 18, and documents requested during school enrollment
Application Process: Contact On Track Academy or Spokane Public Schools to ask about enrollment, choice application steps, and high school completion options
Eligibility: Spokane Public Schools high school students in grades 9–12 seeking an alternative high school option
Cost: Free public school
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane Public Schools
Languages / Accessibility: Contact Spokane Public Schools or On Track Academy for language access, disability support, and accessibility accommodations
Important Notes: Best for high school-age students who need an alternative school pathway rather than an adult GED program.

What They Provide: Adult Basic Education, reading support, writing support, math support, English language classes, GED preparation, High School+ diploma pathway, short-term job training preparation, college readiness support
Website: scc.spokane.edu/Become-a-Student/I-Need-Basic-Education
Phone: 509-533-7221
Address: Building 15, 1810 N Greene St, Spokane, WA 99217
Hours of Operation: Class schedules vary; in-person, hybrid, and online options may be available
Appointment / Referral Required: Enrollment and orientation required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, high school transcripts if available, school release/approval if under 18, and any documents requested during enrollment
Application Process: Contact Adult Basic Education by phone or email, apply for admission, complete orientation, and register for the appropriate class or program
Eligibility: Adults 18 or older, or students who have been released from high school; some programs may have additional requirements
Cost: Free or low-cost; call to confirm current class fees
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, disability support, and accessibility accommodations
Important Notes: This is the main local Adult Basic Education provider for people who want to improve reading, writing, math, English, high school completion, or college readiness skills.

What They Provide: reading skill-building resources, writing skill-building resources, math skill-building resources, basic science skill-building resources, test prep tools, career and workplace skills resources, computer and internet access
Website: spokanelibrary.org/research-tools-career-college-test
Phone: 509-444-5300
Address: Multiple Spokane Public Library locations
Hours of Operation: Library hours vary by location; online resources may be available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required for general library resources; some one-on-one help may require scheduling
Documents Needed: Library card may be needed for some digital resources; bring login information, study goals, or documents related to the education need if requesting help
Application Process: Visit the library website, use online research tools, or contact a library location for help accessing adult learning and skill-building resources
Eligibility: Anyone needing basic skill-building resources, test prep tools, computer access, or education support
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call or check individual library location for accessibility information
Important Notes: This is not a formal Adult Basic Education class provider, but it is useful for self-paced learning, computer access, test prep, and basic skill-building support.

What They Provide: adult learning tutorials, reading practice, writing practice, math practice, basic science practice, GED practice, career prep, workplace skills practice, test preparation
Website: http://research.spokanelibrary.org/tech/
Phone: Spokane Public Library: 509-444-5300
Address: Online resource through participating libraries
Hours of Operation: Online resource available anytime with library access
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required
Documents Needed: Library card or library account access may be required
Application Process: Access LearningExpress through a participating library’s online research tools and create a free account if prompted
Eligibility: Library users needing self-paced education, test prep, or basic skills practice
Cost: Free through participating libraries
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Available online through participating library systems
Languages / Accessibility: Online resource; accessibility features may vary by platform
Important Notes: Best for self-paced study and practice. It does not replace a formal class, but it can help people build reading, writing, math, and test-prep skills.

What They Provide: career and technical education programs, certificate programs, degree programs, short-term job training, Adult Basic Education workforce preparation, Worker Retraining, WorkFirst, Basic Food Employment & Training, college readiness support
Website: scc.spokane.edu
Phone: 509-533-8400; Adult Basic Education / Short-Term Training: 509-533-7221
Address: 1810 N Greene St, Spokane, WA 99217
Hours of Operation: Hours vary by office, program, and class schedule
Appointment / Referral Required: Application, program registration, advising, or orientation may be required depending on the program
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, education records if available, income or benefit information if applying for funded programs, unemployment information if applying for Worker Retraining, and any program-specific documents
Application Process: Apply online, contact the program of interest, or speak with admissions/advising about career training and funding options
Eligibility: Adults, students, job seekers, unemployed workers, public benefit recipients, and people seeking career training; eligibility varies by program and funding source
Cost: Costs vary by program; financial aid, Worker Retraining, WorkFirst, BFET, and other funding may be available for eligible students
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Disability Access Services available; call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Good starting point for people who want college-based career training, short-term training, certificates, degree pathways, or help exploring funded training options.

What They Provide: certificate programs, degree programs, career and technical education, transfer pathways, student support services, Basic Food Employment & Training, Worker Retraining, WorkFirst support, advising and financial aid connection
Website: sfcc.spokane.edu
Phone: 509-533-3500
Address: 3410 W Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA 99224
Hours of Operation: Hours vary by office, program, and class schedule
Appointment / Referral Required: Application, advising, or program intake may be required depending on the program
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, education records if available, income or benefit information if applying for funded programs, unemployment information if applying for Worker Retraining, and any program-specific documents
Application Process: Apply online, contact admissions/advising, or ask Student Support Services about funded programs such as BFET, WorkFirst, or Worker Retraining
Eligibility: Adults, students, job seekers, unemployed workers, public benefit recipients, and people seeking education or workforce training; eligibility varies by program and funding source
Cost: Costs vary by program; financial aid, Worker Retraining, WorkFirst, BFET, and other funding may be available for eligible students
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Disability Access Services available; call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Useful for people pursuing college pathways, certificates, transfer degrees, workforce programs, or funded education support.

What They Provide: short-term workforce training, continuing education, professional development, customized employer training, business training, computer and technology classes, healthcare training, safety training, trades-related training
Website: ccs.spokane.edu/Workforce-Training-Continuing-Education
Phone: 509-279-6144
Address: 2917 W Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA 99224
Hours of Operation: Class schedules vary; call or check online course catalog for current offerings
Appointment / Referral Required: Registration required for classes
Documents Needed: Registration information, payment or funding information, and any course-specific documents
Application Process: Browse the online course catalog, register online or by phone, and contact Workforce Training & Continuing Education with questions about course options
Eligibility: Adults, workers, employers, and community members seeking skill-building, professional development, or short-term training
Cost: Costs vary by class or training program
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / regional Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility accommodations and language support
Important Notes: Best for short-term classes, professional development, employer training, and skill-building that may not require enrolling in a full degree program.

What They Provide: career training referrals, WIOA training support, skills assessments, career coaching, labor market information, job search support, WorkSourceWA account support, reemployment support
Website: worksourcespokane.com
Phone: 509-532-3120
Address: 130 S Arthur St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment recommended for training and career planning support
Documents Needed: Photo ID, work history, income information if applying for funding, unemployment information if applicable, education records if available, and documents related to training goals
Application Process: Contact WorkSource Spokane and ask about career training, WIOA training support, or short-term training options
Eligibility: Job seekers, unemployed workers, dislocated workers, low-income adults, and workers seeking training for in-demand careers; eligibility varies by program
Cost: Free for basic services; training funding may be available for eligible participants
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Washington Relay 711 available; call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Useful for people who need help choosing a training path, understanding in-demand careers, or exploring possible training funding before enrolling.

What They Provide: workforce development services, employment support, training connection, skills training, on-the-job training, paid work experience, GED and high school re-entry support, support services
Website: careerpathservices.org
Phone: 509-326-7520
Address: 901 E 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, proof of Spokane County residence if requested, income information, work history if available, school records if available, and any documents requested during intake
Application Process: Call or visit the Next Generation Zone location and ask about workforce training, youth services, or employment support through Career Path Services
Eligibility: Economically disadvantaged adults, dislocated workers, youth, and TANF recipients may qualify for different programs; eligibility varies by funding source
Cost: Free for eligible program participants
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Interpreter services and Spanish listed
Important Notes: Helpful for people who need structured workforce support, paid work experience, training connection, or job placement support tied to education and employment goals.

What They Provide: job training referrals, WIOA training support, career coaching, skills assessments, labor market information, reemployment support, short-term training information, job search support
Website: worksourcespokane.com/job-seekers/career-training
Phone: 509-532-3120
Address: 130 S Arthur St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment recommended for training and career planning support
Documents Needed: Photo ID, work history, income information if applying for funding, unemployment information if applicable, education records if available, and documents related to training goals
Application Process: Contact WorkSource Spokane and ask about career training, WIOA training support, or short-term training options
Eligibility: Job seekers, unemployed workers, dislocated workers, low-income adults, and workers seeking training for in-demand careers; eligibility varies by program
Cost: Free for basic services; training funding may be available for eligible participants
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Washington Relay 711 available; call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong starting point for people who need help choosing a training path, finding eligible training programs, or exploring possible funding support.

What They Provide: short-term workforce training, continuing education, professional development, computer and technology classes, healthcare training, safety training, trades-related training, business training, customized employer training
Website: ccs.spokane.edu/Workforce-Training-Continuing-Education
Phone: 509-279-6144
Address: 2917 W Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA 99224
Hours of Operation: Class schedules vary; call or check online course catalog for current offerings
Appointment / Referral Required: Registration required for classes
Documents Needed: Registration information, payment or funding information, and any course-specific documents
Application Process: Browse the online course catalog, register online or by phone, and contact Workforce Training & Continuing Education with questions about available classes
Eligibility: Adults, workers, employers, and community members seeking job skills, professional development, or short-term training
Cost: Costs vary by class or training program
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / regional Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility accommodations and language support
Important Notes: Best for short-term classes and skill-building that may not require enrolling in a full degree program.

What They Provide: career skills training, employment readiness, education support, GED/high school diploma support, job search support, work-based learning, career pathway connection, wraparound support for young adults
Website: nextgenzone.org
Phone: 509-340-7800
Address: 901 E 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Career Services: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Walk-ins and appointments may be available; call or use the website to get started
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, school records if seeking education support, resume or work history if available, and documents related to training or employment goals
Application Process: Contact Next Generation Zone or visit in person to connect with career services, education support, and career pathway options
Eligibility: Young adults ages 16–24 in the Spokane area
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Best for young adults who need job training, employment readiness, education support, or help connecting school and work goals.

What They Provide: pre-apprenticeship training, construction training, early childhood education training, GED/high school diploma support, life skills training, career readiness, post-program transition support
Website: opendoorsspokane.com/youthbuild.html
Phone: 509-789-3708
Address: 2424 E Riverside Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current program schedule and next information session
Appointment / Referral Required: Program intake required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, school records if available, work history if available, and any documents requested during program intake
Application Process: Call 509-789-3708 or email the program through the website to ask about the next information session and enrollment steps
Eligibility: Young adults ages 16–24 facing barriers such as poverty, foster care involvement, justice involvement, homelessness, or education disruption
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong option for young adults who want hands-on training while rebuilding education, work skills, and career direction.

What They Provide: job skills support, online computer training, training course support, computer access, job search help, resume help, interview practice, employment resource connection
Website: discovergoodwill.org/career-and-resource-center
Phone: 509-321-3346; Main Office: 509-838-4246
Address: 130 E 3rd Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Career and Resource Center: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–3:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Walk-ins available during business hours
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, resume or work history if available, job search information, and any documents related to training or employment goals
Application Process: Call or walk in during Career and Resource Center hours to ask about computer training, online courses, job skills support, and employment resources
Eligibility: Job seekers and community members needing training, computer skills, job search help, or employment support
Cost: Free for Career and Resource Center services
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Good option for basic computer training, online training support, job skills practice, and hands-on help with employment tools.

What They Provide: workforce development services, employment support, skills training, training connection, on-the-job training, paid work experience, GED/high school re-entry support, support services
Website: careerpathservices.org
Phone: 509-326-7520
Address: 901 E 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, proof of Spokane County residence if requested, income information, work history if available, school records if available, and any documents requested during intake
Application Process: Call or visit the Next Generation Zone location and ask about workforce training, youth services, paid work experience, or employment support through Career Path Services
Eligibility: Economically disadvantaged adults, dislocated workers, youth, and TANF recipients may qualify for different programs; eligibility varies by funding source
Cost: Free for eligible program participants
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Interpreter services and Spanish listed
Important Notes: Helpful for people who need structured workforce support, paid work experience, training connection, or job placement support.

What They Provide: English as a Second Language classes, listening practice, speaking practice, reading practice, writing practice, college preparation, career preparation, support for immigrants and refugees learning English
Website: scc.spokane.edu/Become-a-Student/I-Need-Basic-Education/Learn-English
Phone: 509-533-7221
Address: 1810 N Greene St, Spokane, WA 99217
Hours of Operation: Class schedules vary; in-person, online, and hybrid options may be available
Appointment / Referral Required: Enrollment and orientation required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, immigration or residency documents if requested, education records if available, and any documents requested during enrollment
Application Process: Contact Adult Basic Education by phone or through the website, apply for admission, complete orientation, and register for the appropriate English class
Eligibility: Immigrants, refugees, and English language learners who want to improve English skills for education, work, and daily life
Cost: Free or low-cost; call to confirm current class fees
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, disability support, and accessibility accommodations
Important Notes: SCC offers multiple levels of ESL instruction and can help students connect English learning to college, certification, and employment goals.

What They Provide: basic English language learning, cultural orientation, daily life English practice, wellness support, integration support, support for immigrants and refugees
Website: worldrelief.org/spokane/education-center
Phone: 509-484-9829
Address: 1522 N Washington St, Suite 200, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Class and program schedules vary; call to confirm current Education Center availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Enrollment or program connection may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; documents may depend on immigration status, program type, and enrollment requirements
Application Process: Contact World Relief Spokane and ask about Education Center English language learning options
Eligibility: Immigrants, refugees, and newcomers who need English language learning and integration support
Cost: Call to confirm current program cost or eligibility for free services
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Multilingual and refugee/immigrant support available; call to ask about specific language access
Important Notes: Best for newcomers who need practical English for daily life, transportation, shopping, healthcare, and community integration.

What They Provide: free ESL classes, beginner English classes, intermediate English classes, advanced English classes, English conversation practice, community-based language learning
Website: gonzaga.edu/school-of-education/graduate/teaching-english-to-speakers-of-other-languages/gonzaga-esl-community-outreach
Phone: Call Gonzaga University School of Education to confirm current program contact
Address: Rosauer Center, Gonzaga University campus, Spokane, WA 99258
Hours of Operation: Saturday mornings, 10:00 AM–11:30 AM during active class sessions
Appointment / Referral Required: Registration may be required; check current session details before attending
Documents Needed: Call or check website to confirm; no formal documents clearly listed for community ESL class participation
Application Process: Visit the program webpage and follow current registration or student contact instructions
Eligibility: Adults who need ESL services
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Student information listed in multiple languages; call to ask about accessibility support
Important Notes: Classes are community-based and may follow university schedules. Check current session dates before attending.

What They Provide: English language learning tools, Pronunciator language learning, English courses for foreign language speakers, computer access, internet access, digital learning resources
Website: spokanelibrary.org/culture-language-sociology
Phone: 509-444-5300
Address: Multiple Spokane Public Library locations
Hours of Operation: Library hours vary by location; online resources available anytime with library access
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required for online tools; some one-on-one help may require scheduling
Documents Needed: Library card may be needed for some digital resources
Application Process: Visit the library website, access Pronunciator or other language learning tools, or ask library staff for help getting started
Eligibility: Anyone needing English language learning tools, language practice, computer access, or digital learning support
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call or check individual library location for accessibility information
Important Notes: This is not a formal ESL class provider, but it is useful for self-paced English learning, computer access, and practice between classes.

What They Provide: free computer workshops, digital literacy courses, Microsoft Office basics, employability skills, self-paced online learning, career resource center support, computer access
Website: discovergoodwill.org/computer-workshops
Phone: 509-321-3346; Main Office: 509-838-4246
Address: 130 E 3rd Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Career and Resource Center: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–3:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Registration required for computer workshops; walk-ins may be available for Career and Resource Center support
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, email address if available, and any login information needed for online learning
Application Process: Register through the computer workshops page or contact the Career and Resource Center to ask about digital literacy training and computer access
Eligibility: Anyone wanting to learn basic computer skills or improve digital skills for employment
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Helpful for people who want basic computer skills, Microsoft Office practice, or digital literacy support for job searching and workplace readiness.

What They Provide: free technology workshops, computer basics, internet skills, digital literacy tools, Northstar Digital Literacy, public computer access, internet access, printing/scanning support, one-on-one help when available
Website: What They Provide: free technology workshops, computer basics, internet skills, digital literacy tools, Northstar Digital Literacy, public computer access, internet access, printing/scanning support, one-on-one help when available
Website: research.spokanelibrary.org/labs
Phone: 509-444-5300
Address: Multiple Spokane Public Library locations
Hours of Operation: Library hours and workshop schedules vary by location
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required for public computer access; workshops may require registration
Documents Needed: Library card may be needed for some digital resources; bring login information, device, or questions if requesting help
Application Process: Visit the library website to view workshop schedules, access Northstar Digital Literacy, or contact a library location for computer help
Eligibility: Anyone needing computer access, internet access, digital literacy tools, or technology learning support
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call or check individual library location for accessibility information
Important Notes: Offers free hands-on technology workshops and self-paced digital literacy tools. Good option for basic computer confidence, online forms, email, internet use, and general technology help.
Phone: 509-444-5300
Address: Multiple Spokane Public Library locations
Hours of Operation: Library hours and workshop schedules vary by location
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required for public computer access; workshops may require registration
Documents Needed: Library card may be needed for some digital resources; bring login information, device, or questions if requesting help
Application Process: Visit the library website to view workshop schedules, access Northstar Digital Literacy, or contact a library location for computer help
Eligibility: Anyone needing computer access, internet access, digital literacy tools, or technology learning support
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call or check individual library location for accessibility information
Important Notes: Offers free hands-on technology workshops and self-paced digital literacy tools. Good option for basic computer confidence, online forms, email, internet use, and general technology help.

What They Provide: Northstar Digital Literacy, computer and internet skill-building, online classes, LinkedIn Learning, Udemy, public computer access, internet access, one-on-one library help
Website: scld.org/northstar-scld
Phone: 509-893-8200
Address: Multiple Spokane County Library District locations
Hours of Operation: Library hours vary by location; digital resources available anytime with library access
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required for digital resources; Book a Librarian appointments may be available for one-on-one help
Documents Needed: Library card may be needed for some digital resources; bring login information, device, or learning goals if requesting help
Application Process: Visit the Northstar Digital Literacy page or Digital Library, contact a library location, or schedule Book a Librarian support when available
Eligibility: Spokane County Library District cardholders and community members needing computer, internet, or digital skills support
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County Library District service area
Languages / Accessibility: Call or check individual library location for accessibility information
Important Notes: Northstar can help people practice skills like email, internet use, Google Docs, social media, and basic computer navigation.

What They Provide: computer access for job search, WorkSourceWA account support, online job application support, resume tools, job search workshops, digital skills referrals, employment-related technology help
Website: worksourcespokane.com
Phone: 509-532-3120
Address: 130 S Arthur St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointments available; walk-in resource room access may be available
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, WorkSourceWA login if already created, resume or work history if available, email login information if needed, and job search documents
Application Process: Call, email WSSpokane@esd.wa.gov, visit the website, or go in person to ask about computer access and job search technology support
Eligibility: Job seekers, unemployment claimants, workers changing careers, and people needing employment-related computer support
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Washington Relay 711 available; call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Best for computer help connected to employment, job applications, resumes, WorkSourceWA, and job search requirements.

What They Provide: computer skills classes, basic education support, college readiness support, workforce preparation, online learning support, technology help connected to education and training
Website: scc.spokane.edu/Become-a-Student/I-Need-Basic-Education
Phone: 509-533-7221
Address: 1810 N Greene St, Spokane, WA 99217
Hours of Operation: Class schedules vary; in-person, hybrid, and online options may be available
Appointment / Referral Required: Enrollment and orientation may be required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, education records if available, and any documents requested during enrollment
Application Process: Contact Adult Basic Education or Spokane Community College to ask about basic skills, computer skills, and college readiness support
Eligibility: Adults needing basic education, college readiness, workforce preparation, or technology skills connected to education and employment
Cost: Free or low-cost; call to confirm current class fees
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, disability support, and accessibility accommodations
Important Notes: Useful for people who need computer skills as part of basic education, GED, college readiness, or workforce training.

What They Provide: financial aid application support, FAFSA support, WASFA support, grants, loans, work-study, scholarships, emergency aid information, financial aid forms, student aid advising
Website: scc.spokane.edu/How-to-Pay-for-College
Phone: 509-533-7017
Address: 1810 N Greene St, MS 2152, Spokane, WA 99217
Hours of Operation: Fall–Spring: Monday, 7:30 AM–4:00 PM; Tuesday–Friday, 7:30 AM–4:00 PM; Summer: Monday–Thursday, 7:30 AM–5:00 PM; Friday, 8:00 AM–12:00 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Call or contact the Financial Aid Office to ask about appointment options
Documents Needed: FAFSA or WASFA information, FSA ID if using FAFSA, Social Security number or ITIN if applicable, income/tax information, student records, school program information, and any documents requested by Financial Aid
Application Process: Apply for admission, complete the FAFSA or WASFA, list Spokane Community College as a school, monitor student email and ctcLink, and submit any requested financial aid documents
Eligibility: Students attending or planning to attend Spokane Community College; eligibility depends on aid type, enrollment, income, residency, program, and federal or state financial aid rules
Cost: Free to apply for financial aid; school costs vary by program
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Disability Access Services available; call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Good starting point for SCC students who need help with FAFSA, WASFA, grants, loans, work-study, scholarships, or financial aid forms.

What They Provide: financial aid application support, FAFSA support, WASFA support, grants, loans, work-study, scholarships, financial aid advising, financial aid forms
Website: sfcc.spokane.edu/How-to-Pay-for-College
Phone: 509-533-3550
Address: 3410 W Whistalks Way, MS 3172, Spokane, WA 99224
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Call or email the Financial Aid Office to ask about appointment options
Documents Needed: FAFSA or WASFA information, FSA ID if using FAFSA, Social Security number or ITIN if applicable, income/tax information, student records, school program information, and any documents requested by Financial Aid
Application Process: Apply for admission, complete the FAFSA or WASFA, list Spokane Falls Community College as a school, monitor student email and ctcLink, and submit any requested financial aid documents
Eligibility: Students attending or planning to attend Spokane Falls Community College; eligibility depends on aid type, enrollment, income, residency, program, and federal or state financial aid rules
Cost: Free to apply for financial aid; school costs vary by program
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Community Colleges of Spokane service area
Languages / Accessibility: Disability Access Services available; call to ask about interpreter services and accessibility support
Important Notes: Good starting point for SFCC students who need help with FAFSA, WASFA, grants, loans, work-study, scholarships, or financial aid forms.

What They Provide: SCC scholarships, SFCC scholarships, emergency aid, scholarship application portal, donor-funded education support
Website: ccsfoundation.org/Students
Phone: 509-434-5123
Address: 501 N Riverpoint Blvd, Suite 203, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current Foundation office hours and scholarship deadlines
Appointment / Referral Required: Scholarship application required
Documents Needed: Student information, college/program information, essay or personal statement if required, financial need information if requested, transcripts or academic records if requested, and any scholarship-specific documents
Application Process: Use the Community Colleges of Spokane Foundation scholarship application portal and submit required materials by the listed deadline
Eligibility: SCC and SFCC students or future students; eligibility varies by scholarship and emergency aid program
Cost: Free to apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Community Colleges of Spokane students
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about language and accessibility support
Important Notes: Scholarships and emergency aid are not loans and do not need to be repaid. Deadlines and available awards change by academic year.

What They Provide: Washington College Grant information, College Bound Scholarship information, Passport to Careers information, State Work Study information, WASFA information, financial aid guidance
Website: wsac.wa.gov/financial-aid
Phone: 360-753-7800
Address: Online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: Online information available anytime; phone hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use online information
Documents Needed: None to use the website; FAFSA or WASFA applications may require income/tax information, identity information, school information, and residency information
Application Process: Review state aid programs online, complete the FAFSA or WASFA, and follow the financial aid process through the school being attended
Eligibility: Washington students and families looking for state financial aid information; eligibility varies by program
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Washington State
Languages / Accessibility: Website includes Spanish resources and accessibility information; call to ask about additional language support
Important Notes: This is the main state resource for Washington financial aid programs, including WA Grant, College Bound, Passport to Careers, State Work Study, and WASFA.

What They Provide: state financial aid for college, career training, apprenticeships, certificate programs, public colleges, private colleges, approved career schools
Website: wsac.wa.gov/wcg
Phone: Washington Student Achievement Council: 360-753-7800
Address: Online statewide program
Hours of Operation: Online information available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No separate appointment required; financial aid application required
Documents Needed: FAFSA or WASFA information, income/tax information, identity information, school information, and any documents requested by the school financial aid office
Application Process: Complete the FAFSA or WASFA and list the school or training program; the school determines eligibility and award amount
Eligibility: Washington residents or eligible students attending approved programs; eligibility depends on income, family size, school, program, enrollment, and state aid rules
Cost: Free to apply through FAFSA or WASFA
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Washington State
Languages / Accessibility: Information available through WSAC; call or check website for language and accessibility support
Important Notes: WA Grant is free state money for eligible education and training costs. It can support many types of education beyond high school, including career training and apprenticeships.

What They Provide: free scholarship matching, Washington scholarship search, scholarship profile matching, scholarship applications, scholarship provider listings
Website: thewashboard.org
Phone: Online resource
Address: Online resource
Hours of Operation: Online scholarship search available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required
Documents Needed: Student profile information, school information, academic records, essays, recommendation information, financial need information, and any documents requested by individual scholarships
Application Process: Create a free profile, complete the profile as fully as possible, review scholarship matches, and apply directly through listed scholarship opportunities
Eligibility: Washington students looking for scholarships; eligibility varies by scholarship
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Washington State
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based resource; check website for accessibility options
Important Notes: Free nonprofit scholarship clearinghouse for Washington students. New scholarships are added regularly, so it is worth checking more than once.

What They Provide: scholarship information, LaunchNW Promise Scholarship, FAFSA/financial aid help, college navigator connection, mentorship connection, post-high school planning support
Website: launchnw.org/for-students
Phone: Contact through website
Address: Spokane-area initiative; contact through website
Hours of Operation: Online information available anytime; program hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Scholarship application or program connection may be required
Documents Needed: Documents vary by program; may include student information, school information, household income information, mentor nomination if required, FAFSA/WASFA information, and post-high school plan information
Application Process: Visit the student opportunities page to apply for scholarships, request FAFSA help, connect with a college navigator, or explore student support options
Eligibility: Spokane County and Eastern Washington students pursuing post-high school education, including 2-year degrees, 4-year degrees, apprenticeships, and certifications; eligibility varies by program
Cost: Free to use student support resources
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County / Eastern Washington
Languages / Accessibility: Contact through website to ask about language and accessibility support
Important Notes: Helpful for students who need both financial aid help and broader support with planning for college, training, apprenticeship, or certification programs.

What They Provide: regional scholarships, one scholarship application for multiple awards, scholarships for college, vocational training, technical training, donor-funded education support
Website: innovia.org/students
Phone: 509-624-2606
Address: 818 W Riverside Ave, Suite 650, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current office hours and scholarship deadlines
Appointment / Referral Required: Scholarship application required
Documents Needed: Student information, school/program information, academic records, essays or short answers, recommendation information if requested, financial need information if requested, and any scholarship-specific documents
Application Process: Create an online scholarship application through Innovia during the open application season and submit all required materials by the deadline
Eligibility: Students pursuing college, vocational, or technical training; eligibility varies by scholarship
Cost: Free to apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Eastern Washington and North Idaho region, depending on scholarship
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about language and accessibility support
Important Notes: Scholarship cycles are deadline-based and may close before the school year begins. Check early for the next application window.

What They Provide: federal student aid application, Pell Grant eligibility, federal student loan eligibility, federal work-study eligibility, school financial aid eligibility, state financial aid connection, scholarship and grant eligibility support
Website: studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
Phone: 800-433-3243
Address: Online federal application
Hours of Operation: Online application available anytime; phone support hours may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required
Documents Needed: StudentAid.gov account/FSA ID, Social Security number if applicable, Alien Registration number if not a U.S. citizen but eligible, federal tax information, records of child support received if applicable, current balances of cash/savings/checking accounts, net worth of investments and businesses if applicable, contributor information if required
Application Process: Create or log in to a StudentAid.gov account, complete the FAFSA form online, list the schools or training programs that should receive the information, sign and submit the form, and watch for follow-up requests from the school financial aid office
Eligibility: Students applying for federal financial aid for college, career school, certificate programs, and some approved training programs; eligibility depends on federal student aid rules and school/program participation
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: United States
Languages / Accessibility: Online and phone support available; contact Federal Student Aid for language assistance, accessibility support, or alternate formats
Important Notes: FAFSA is the official free federal student aid application. Schools, states, and some scholarship programs also use FAFSA information to determine financial aid eligibility. Use the official StudentAid.gov website and avoid any service that charges to submit the FAFSA.

What They Provide: student support services, family engagement support, mentoring programs, Native Education, foster care liaison support, student re-engagement resources, school-based resource connection
Website: spokaneschools.org
Phone: 509-354-5900
Address: 200 N Bernard St, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: District office and school hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Contact the student’s school or district department first
Documents Needed: Student information, school name, parent/guardian contact information, and any documents related to the education concern
Application Process: Contact the student’s school, use the district Let’s Talk contact tool, or call the district office to ask about student support, family engagement, mentoring, or education resources
Eligibility: Spokane Public Schools students and families
Cost: Free through public school services
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane Public Schools district
Languages / Accessibility: Language access, disability support, and accessibility accommodations available through the district
Important Notes: Best starting point for students already enrolled in Spokane Public Schools who need school-based education support, family support, mentoring connection, or help navigating district resources.

What They Provide: school-based student support, mentoring, PrimeTime Mentoring, connection to community resources, academic encouragement, attendance support, social-emotional support
Website: https://cisnew.ciswa.org/
Phone: Call or check website for current contact information
Address: School-based services; call or check website for current program locations
Hours of Operation: Program hours vary by school and mentor availability
Appointment / Referral Required: School connection or program referral may be required
Documents Needed: Student information and any school or family information requested during program connection
Application Process: Ask the student’s school about Communities In Schools support or PrimeTime Mentoring availability
Eligibility: Students at participating Spokane County schools
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County participating schools
Languages / Accessibility: Ask the participating school about language access and accessibility support
Important Notes: Support is school-based and may not be available at every school. PrimeTime Mentoring connects students with supportive adult mentors during the school year.

What They Provide: student mentoring, Mpower Mentoring, college and career planning support, post-high school education planning, scholarship connection, barrier navigation, community resource connection
Website: launchnw.org
Phone: Contact through website
Address: Spokane-area initiative; contact through website
Hours of Operation: Program hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Program connection or school-based referral may be required
Documents Needed: Student information and any documents requested for mentoring, scholarship, or post-high school planning support
Application Process: Visit the LaunchNW website, ask the student’s school about LaunchNW programs, or contact LaunchNW for current student support options
Eligibility: Spokane-area students; eligibility varies by program, school, and scholarship opportunity
Cost: Free to use student support resources
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County / Eastern Washington
Languages / Accessibility: Contact through website to ask about language and accessibility support
Important Notes: Helpful for students who need mentoring and support planning for college, career training, apprenticeship, certification, military, or other post-high-school pathways.

What They Provide: one-to-one mentoring, school-based mentoring, community-based mentoring, positive adult role model connection, social-emotional support, youth confidence-building
Website: nwbigs.org
Phone: 509-328-8310
Address: 1912 N Division St, Spokane, WA 99207
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Application and matching process required
Documents Needed: Parent/guardian information, youth information, school information if applicable, and any documents requested during enrollment
Application Process: Contact Big Brothers Big Sisters or apply through the website to ask about current youth mentoring options
Eligibility: Youth eligibility varies by program; some programs focus on children with a need for an additional adult role model
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County and surrounding Inland Northwest area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about language and accessibility support
Important Notes: Mentoring is not tutoring, but it can support school engagement, confidence, consistency, goal-setting, and positive youth development.

What They Provide: youth mentoring, after-school tutoring, arts and education enrichment, English Language Immersion, summer learning programs, school-based youth programs
Website: gonzaga.edu/about/in-the-community/opportunity-northeast/opportunity-northeast-residents/programs/youth
Phone: Contact through Gonzaga Opportunity Northeast website
Address: Programs offered through Gonzaga campus, Northeast Spokane schools, and Gonzaga Family Haven
Hours of Operation: Program schedules vary by school year and summer session
Appointment / Referral Required: Program registration or school/community connection may be required
Documents Needed: Student information, parent/guardian information, and any documents requested during program registration
Application Process: Contact Gonzaga Opportunity Northeast or ask participating Northeast Spokane schools about current youth programs
Eligibility: Youth in participating Northeast Spokane schools and programs; eligibility varies by program
Cost: Call to confirm; many community programs may be free or low-cost
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Northeast Spokane and participating program sites
Languages / Accessibility: Call or check program information for language and accessibility support
Important Notes: Best for youth in Northeast Spokane who need mentoring, tutoring, enrichment, English language support, or summer education opportunities.

What They Provide: after-school programs, homework help, tutoring, Power Hour academic support, STEM activities, social-emotional wellness support, snacks and meals, enrichment activities
Website: bgcspokane.org
Phone: 509-489-0741
Address: Multiple Spokane County club locations
Hours of Operation: Hours vary by club and program
Appointment / Referral Required: Membership or program registration required
Documents Needed: Parent/guardian information, child information, school information, emergency contact information, and any documents requested during registration
Application Process: Contact the nearest club or apply through the website to ask about after-school programs and academic support
Eligibility: School-age youth; age ranges and eligibility vary by club and program
Cost: Low-cost membership or program fees may apply; scholarships or assistance may be available
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call the specific club to ask about language and accessibility support
Important Notes: Good option for after-school structure, homework help, academic support, meals/snacks, and positive youth programming.

What They Provide: before-school care, after-school care, homework support, tutoring support, transportation to and from school, meals and snacks, enrichment activities, school break programs
Website: spokaneneyc.com
Phone: 509-482-0708
Address: 3004 E Queen Ave, Spokane, WA 99217
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM; closed federal holidays
Appointment / Referral Required: Registration required
Documents Needed: Child information, parent/guardian information, immunization records, school information, emergency contact information, and payment/subsidy information if applicable
Application Process: Call, email, or visit the website to ask about enrollment, school transportation, and program availability
Eligibility: Children ages 3–12; school-age program serves listed Spokane schools including Arlington, Bemiss, Cooper, Longfellow, Regal, and Whitman
Cost: Fees apply; state pay accepted
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Northeast Spokane / Hillyard area and listed school service area
Languages / Accessibility: Interpreter services listed in resource directory; call to confirm current language and accessibility support
Important Notes: Useful for families needing before/after school care with homework support, meals, transportation, and enrichment activities.

What They Provide: free online tutoring, one-on-one tutoring, math tutoring, reading tutoring, homework support, virtual academic support
Website: learntobe.org
Phone: Online service
Address: Online tutoring program
Hours of Operation: Online tutoring schedule varies by tutor availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Application required
Documents Needed: Student information, parent/guardian information for minors, school information if requested, and academic support needs
Application Process: Apply online through Learn To Be and wait for tutor matching
Eligibility: Students who need free or low-cost tutoring support; program focuses on students and families with financial need
Cost: Free or pay-what-you-can model
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Online / nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Online service; accessibility depends on technology access and tutor availability
Important Notes: Useful when local tutoring is unavailable or transportation is a barrier. Requires internet access and a device for online tutoring.