The Henry Beauchamp Community Center (HBCC)
The Henry Beauchamp Community Center will be closed until further notice. Services and programs are operating on a limited person to person contact basis in an effort to follow the recommendations for social distancing to curve the spread of COVID-19. For more information call: 509-575-6114.
El Centro Comunitario Henry Beauchamp permanecerá cerrado hasta nuevo aviso. Los servicios y programas están operando de manera limitada de persona a persona en un esfuerzo por seguir las recomendaciones de distancia social para curvar la propagación de COVID-19. Para más información llame al: 509-575-6114.
Trauma-Informed Approach
In May 2019, the Henry Beauchamp Community Center (HBCC) received a $50,000 grant from the Washington Healthcare Authority to enhance its Trauma-Informed Approach to service delivery. HBCC will expand its partnerships with Yakima Neighborhood Health, United Way of Central Washington, Washington State University to develop and implement a comprehensive plan intended to train and educate community leaders, staff, stakeholders and clients on methods to identify and address adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other mental and behavioral health challenges.
The first FREE Trauma-Informed Approach Conference for professionals was on August 1 and August 2, 2019, at the Henry Beauchamp Community Center.
Contact Adrianne Garner, HBCC Director for more information about upcoming events and activities.
About the Center
The Henry Beauchamp Community Center, (formerly the Southeast Yakima Community Center), was originally established in 1966 when a group of community volunteers completed a survey of area problems and needs. These same people helped to organize a neighborhood committee to begin working to solve the economic, educational, and social problems of the area. The group was later formalized into the nonprofit self-help corporation. The Henry Beauchamp Community Center's mission is to provide a variety of services aimed at fostering self-sufficiency and dignity for children, youth and families, and affirming diversity in culture and way of life for residents of southeast Yakima.
Funded and Supported by
- City of Yakima
- Department of Commerce
- First Fruits
- Downtown Rotary
- Southwest Rotary
- Sunrise Rotary
- Kiwanis Club
- Coca Cola Bottling Company
- Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital
- Yakima Regional Hospital
- Washington Healthcare Authority
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