Below is list of some of the many resources available in the communities on Whidbey Island.
Sno-Isle Libraries serves Snohomish County and Island County. They have 23 libraries and serve over 800,000 residents. The library hosts many events, along with offering books, audiobooks, eBooks, and DVDs. They offer free Wi-Fi, laptop and Wi-fi hotspots to check out, personalized help with librarians, host a summer reading program and so much more. Learn More
Multiple locations on Whidbey Island here are some:
Langley Library - (360) 221-4383 | 723 Camano Ave, Langley, WA 98260
Clinton Library - (360) 341-4280 | 4781 Deer Lake Rd, Clinton, WA 98236-0530
Freeland Library - (360) 331-7323 | 5495 Harbor Ave, Freeland, WA 98249-1357
Whidbey Homeless Coalition
Whidbey Homeless Coalition works to serve the population of Whidbey Island through programs and support networks. Their vision says it all. Homelessness is not a Seattle or an urban issue. Homelessness is everywhere, including here on Whidbey Island We provide emergency overnight shelter (through the Haven) and transitional housing (through the House of Hope) that give positive results. Learn More
Good Cheer - Food Bank
Good Cheer’s mission is to create a hunger-free community on South Whidbey. Hunger doesn’t exist in a vacuum, and they help connect our food bank shoppers with other programs and resources, provide low-cost clothing and household necessities through our thrift stores, and cultivate two garden spaces to ensure fresh produce is always available. Good Cheer Food Bank is there for anyone who doesn’t have adequate resources to feed themselves or their family. There are no additional eligibility requirements to access our services. No one will be turned away without food. Learn More
North Whidbey Help House
Their Mission is to provide assistance to those in need in the community in an impartial and dignified manner. They provide emergency/supplemental food, and assistance through the North Whidbey Medical Help program, and health and welfare checkups via the tele-care program. They work with other human services agencies in our community to ensure that we are prepared to offer the best assistance possible and assist wherever possible in not only improving lifestyles, but striving towards independence from the need for assistance. They strive to keep the client first and foremost in all their actions, ensuring confidentiality and dignity punctuate all they do. Learn more
Island Senior Resources
They provide essential resources for older adults, their families, and caregivers, throughout Island County. They are the only private nonprofit in northwest Washington that provides the array of resources they do. Island Senior Resources seeks to share the joys and help meet the challenges of aging in our Island County communities by providing integrated programs and services. Learn More
Whidbey Island Rec Center
The Whidbey Island Rec Center is a place for people of all abilities where we come together to socialize, play and learn from one another and form long lasting friendships. At the Rec Center they offer a multitude of activities to help facilitate socialization and friendships. If you are looking for activities for your loved one to do, they would love to have you come in for a visit. They have two locations on Whidbey Island, they are located in Langley at The Sears House and they have a second location in Oak Harbor at The Roller Barn. Learn More
South Whidbey Community Center
The community center is a safe environment for all ages to come and embrace technology and get connected. Successful community building is a grassroots effort, feel free to come in and share your vision. Let us build a vibrant community center together. Learn More
South Whidbey Parks & Recreation District
Runs and/or is involved in programs, athletics, parks and facilities. Learn More
Island County Parks and Trails
Island County Parks and Recreation Department manages 54 park facilities on Whidbey and Camano islands, including parks that provide recreational opportunities for athletic teams, hikers, equestrians, mountain biking, boating, fishing, and rental facilities for weddings, meetings, and conferences. Learn More
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