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The American Indian Community Center provides comprehensive social and economic development services for American Indians and all racial groups in our community, encourages individual and family self-sufficiency, while protecting and preserving the cultures and traditions of Indian people. AICC services include: *Food bank; other basic needs; family services; early learning programs; individual and self-sufficiency programs; and adult and youth education. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare)

Resources and Services for families in need. WIC, in-person support, emergency food, housing help, spanish speaking. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Breastfeeding)

Mental health counseling; tutoring; anger management classes; support groups; positive recreational activities for teens; multicultural identity issues, kinship group, citizenship classes, english classes, parenting classes(Keywords: Adoption, Anger management)

Our four primary service areas are Early Learning, Youth Development, Family Support, and Counseling Services. This includes court approved parenting classes, support groups, baby resources and CPR/First Aid classes. All Atlantic Street Center services are free to participants. Currently updated by JazmynS@atlanticstreet.org Parenting support groups, Incredible Years,(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

Family Services\' Baby Boutique provides homeless families with children\'s essentials. Help make a difference by donating new or gently-used items.(Keywords: Clothing, Diapers)

Baby Cupboard is focused on providing nutritional support for families with infants and young children ages 0 to 2 years old. Diapers and clothing available also. Baby Cupboard is available at several other locations in Seattle.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Energy and food assistance; housing; home repairs; employment training and education.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Diapers)

Buy Nothing. Give Freely. Share Creatively. Neighborhood facebook group to find or give unwanted household items for free. (Keywords: Clothing, Diapers)

Neighborhood/Household goods freely given and received. (Keywords: Clothing, Diapers)

Parenting classes; fatherhood program; doula mentors; New Parent Cafe; birth education; toddler playgroup; and more.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth)

Our multi-purpose organization focuses on meeting the needs of low-income individuals and families through a variety of programs designed to help them become independent and more self-sufficient. The Council continues working collaboratively to develop strategies that address poverty in our communities.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Breastfeeding)

Provides homeless & crisis childcare assistance; information/referral; children\'s services; housing & weatherization; senior services; housing; shelter.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Identify your baby\'s basic needs and how to meet them, Learn new skills for you new role as \"dad,\" Build a solid and healthy relationship with your baby, Define and develop your own fathering style, Enjoying a fun and inspiring with other new dads! (Keywords: Baby, Childbirth)

Covering Baby Bottoms is a diaper bank that works to provide baby basics to families struggling to provide for their babies. Our mission is to serve our community and supply needy infants and toddlers with diapers to keep them happy, healthy and dry. (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

EBC is a non-profit organization working to improve the lives of thousands of children in East King County each year. EBC provides essential children's and maternity items , free of charge to families w/children birth to 12 years of age.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Located in the Wallingford neighborhood, FamilyWorks provides a variety of services to support families. These include - *Parent/child Playgroups *Parenting Classes *Individual and Family Advocacy *Teen Parent Program *Single Parent Activities *Life Skills Development *Weekly WIC Nutritionist Appointments (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Helpline services are available to any resident of Walla Walla County in need of emergency social services.While some resources are available only for those living within specific poverty guidelines, resource counseling and information are provided for anyone, regardless of income. There is no fee for Helpline services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Helping hands for children's basic needs(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Helping hands for children's basic needs(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn groups are organized play groups for young children and the people who take care of them – grandparents, aunts, uncles, brothers and sisters, other family members, friends and parents. At Kaleidoscope Play & Learn, young children and their caregivers participate in fun, educational play activities and get to know other people in their neighborhood. Caregivers also learn more about child development and what they can do at home to support growth and early learning of the children in their care.(Keywords: Baby, Breastfeeding)

KCR services cover a wide range of needs that successfully achieve the ultimate goals of providing hope, opportunity, and self-sufficiency. Services include energy assistance; housing; food; WIC; parenting classes; kinship caregivers; weatherization; Head Start & early learning; community referral; assistance for seniors; veteran\'s assistance; employment & training; and financial education & asset building.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

This program provides peer support groups and financial assistance to grandparents and relatives raising children. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare)

Prenatal classes; Targets people after childbirth who are having problems including adjusting to parenthood, sleeping, anxiety, and / or depression; lactation services; mom and baby boutique.(Keywords: Baby, Breastfeeding)

Provides emergency assistance for eviction prevention, utility shut-off, hygiene packs and transportation assistance for doctor appointments and employment. Financial Services and Warehouse Wednesday and Friday 8 am – 4 pm Thursday 8 am – 6:30 pm Saturday 8 am – 1 pm(Keywords: Basic Needs, Diapers)

Help House is a Supplemental/Emergency food bank. Our service area is northern Whidbey Island for Deception Pass to Bakken Road in Greenbank.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

Energy assistance; homeless intervention; emergency family shelter; eviction prevention; home weatherization/rehab; child care resource/referral; food/nutrition programs; child care & support.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

The Bethel Family Center is a community based facility located on the campus of Challenger Secondary School that provides services and resources to Bethel families. The Family Center offers a clearinghouse of community resources, an emergency food bank, and hosts a variety of classes and services. WIC, public health nurse, parenting classes, support groups... (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Free cloth diapers for families that qualify for WIC or TANF. Fill out an application on their website, have proof of ID and be A US resident. They will loan you a set of cloth diapers to return when your child is done with them. (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Nurse Family Partnership, Home visiting Parent Support warm line, Parents night out, Parent Support group at Brigid Collins, and more Skagit county family support information See website for programs in your community(Keywords: Adoption, Autism)

The Stanwood Camano Family Center operates multiple programs that benefit the community. These programs include the Davis Place Teen Center, youth and adult classes, emergency funds, a community garden, a mobile dental clinic, and services for people with disabilities.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing)

The Other Bank provides toiletries such as shampoo, toothpaste, toilet paper, diapers and feminine supplies to those in need. We also offer necessities of daily living such as dish soap, laundry detergent and hand soap.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

The Tri-Cities Diaper Bank is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that collects diapers through community diaper drives and partners with local agencies who distribute them to infants in need through established programs and guidelines. (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Mental health counseling; homeless support services; domestic violence intervention; parenting support for families with young children; and employee assistance program.(Keywords: Anger management, Basic Needs)

Offers help with housing, utilities, medical, clothing, transportation, food, household goods, education, and job training.(Keywords: Clothing, Diapers)

A nonprofit charitable organization serving needy babies and children from birth through size 12 living in Seattle, West Seattle, White Center, and communities south to Federal Way. We collect new and used essential baby and child items from individuals and groups. Every item is examined, sorted and stored in our facility in White Center. A social service provider may request items needed by your clients' infants and young children. Then pick items up at WestSide Baby and deliver them to their clients.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

The Opportunity Council is a private, non-profit Community Action Agency serving homeless and low-income families and individuals. Our mission is to help people improve their lives through education, support, and direct assistance while advocating for just and equitable communities.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Services available at Lincoln Avenue Medical-Dental Center: Pediatric care Immunizations Sports physicals Prenatal/Postpartum care Labor and delivery Family planning Pediatric Dentistry WIC Nutrition Services(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

This is the main YVFWC for pediatric and family services. Medical services (509)248-3334 (by appointment): Mon.-Fri./8am to 8pm; & Sat./9am to 4pm Dental services (509)248-1083 (by appointment): Mon.-Fri./7am to 6pm Pharmacy (509)452-8325: Mon.-Fri./8am to 6pm WIC (509)248-8602 (by appointment): Mon.-Fri./8am to 5pm Medical Services available at Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic, Yakima: Diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illness Pediatric care Immunizations Sports physicals Prenatal/Postpartum care Labor and delivery Family planning After-hours care Mental health services Social services Health education Additional Services: Dental services Medical laboratory Pharmacy Radiology and WIC nutrition program(Keywords: Autism, Basic Needs)