SNAP’s Community Voice Mail program provides a free, 24-hour voice mail number that connects people in crisis or transition to jobs, housing and other vital resources. Participants in this program can later apply for low-cost telephone service.

Services: Participants receive an easy-to-use, personalized voice mail number that can be checked 24-hours a day, seven days a week from any phone.

Who uses Community Voice Mail?

People seeking connections to:

• Job or Housing Opportunities
• Health Care Providers
• Legal Advocates
• Children's Schools
• Persons needing safe communications
• Case Managers
• Parole Officers
• Family and Friends

Requirements: Any person who is looking for a job, is phoneless and/or in crisis or transition is eligible for a free community voice mail number.

Application procedure: Simply go to one of the partnering agencies to enroll today. To find the nearest location, click here.

Related links:

Learn about more low cost phone options: Lifeline and link-up programs!

Find programs in Washington State and how to apply.

Map of free computer sites throughout Spokane.

Contact information: For additional information call or email Kristy Falco, Program Coordinator at 509.456-7106 ext. 108 or falco@snapwa.org.

The Spokane Community Voice Mail program is part of the national network of CVM sites, emplowering people in crisis and transition by distributing free 24-hour voice mail nationwide - directly linking individuals to jobs, housing, safety and stability. Headquartered in Seattle, the CVM National Office website is: www.cvm.org.