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ESD 112 promotes these learn and play groups to encourage school readiness. The groups involve focused parent-child time in addition to child-child and parent-parent time. These groups will help your child socialize and grow. Snacks and activities are provided. A great place to have fun with your child and meet other families near by!(Keywords: Early Learning, Home Visit, Latino, Playgroup, School Readiness, )

WIC; preventive care; family planning; STD treatment; HIV treatment; home visits; nutritional support; teen health clinic; SIDS counseling; maternity support services; interpreter services; prenatal, mother/baby, toddler education(Keywords: Baby, Breastfeeding, Education, Food, Health, Home Visit, Immunization, Infant, Nursing, Pregnancy, Public Health, SIDS, Teen, Toddler, )

Set your baby and dog up for safe co-existence. Learn how to identify risks, manage inevitable slip-ups, and supervise through educated eyes. Individual classes in your home or a family can host a seminar in their home. (No dogs in seminar) Education, guidance, and support on babies and dogs is available in the comfort of your own home. A spin-off of this education is available in a seminar form in varying locations. Children can be present. Multiple dogs per family ok. Edmonds, Lynnwood, Everett, North Seattle, Bothell.(Keywords: Baby, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mother, )

Set your baby and dog up for safe co-existence. Learn how to identify risks, manage inevitable slip-ups, and supervise through educated eyes. Individual classes in your home or a family can host a seminar in their home. (No dogs in seminar) Education, guidance, and support on babies and dogs is available in the comfort of your own home. A spin-off of this education is available in a seminar form in varying locations. Children can be present. Multiple dogs per family ok. Edmonds, Lynnwood, Everett, North Seattle, Bothell.(Keywords: Baby, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mother, )

Set your baby and dog up for safe co-existence. Learn how to identify risks, manage inevitable slip-ups, and supervise through educated eyes. Individual classes in your home or a family can host a seminar in their home. (No dogs in seminar) Education, guidance, and support on babies and dogs is available in the comfort of your own home. A spin-off of this education is available in a seminar form in varying locations. Children can be present. Multiple dogs per family ok. Edmonds, Lynnwood, Everett, North Seattle, Bothell.(Keywords: Baby, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mother, )

Set your baby and dog up for safe co-existence. Learn how to identify risks, manage inevitable slip-ups, and supervise through educated eyes. Individual classes in your home or a family can host a seminar in their home. (No dogs in seminar) Education, guidance, and support on babies and dogs is available in the comfort of your own home. A spin-off of this education is available in a seminar form in varying locations. Children can be present. Multiple dogs per family ok. Edmonds, Lynnwood, Everett, North Seattle, Bothell.(Keywords: Baby, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mother, )

Set your baby and dog up for safe co-existence. Learn how to identify risks, manage inevitable slip-ups, and supervise through educated eyes. Individual classes in your home or a family can host a seminar in their home. (No dogs in seminar) Education, guidance, and support on babies and dogs is available in the comfort of your own home. A spin-off of this education is available in a seminar form in varying locations. Children can be present. Multiple dogs per family ok. Edmonds, Lynnwood, Everett, North Seattle, Bothell.(Keywords: Baby, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mother, )

Infant Toddler Early Intervention Program.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Infant Toddler Early Intervention Program(Keywords: Baby, DSHS, Early Learning, Education, Father, Home Visit, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. It\'s a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Counseling, play groups, father groups, mother support groups, music time, mentor program, new parents, pregnancy schedule https://www.catholiccharitiesspokane.org/monthly-activity-calendar(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Depression, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Toddler, )

Community mental health programs; foster parent/home licenser; specialized treatment, residential/CHAP for children, parenting classes, kinship/grandparent support, Wrap-around teams, parent coaching, housing, basic needs(Keywords: Adoption, Anger management, Basic Needs, Counseling, Father, Food, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Home Visit, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, Relative, Spanish, Special Needs, Step Parent, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Intervention based on Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), a relationship-based trauma-informed treatment mode.(Keywords: Adoption, Counseling, Early Learning, Foster Care, Grandparent, Home Visit, Mental Health, Relative, Support, )

Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. PAT families receive: personal visits, parent group meetings, screenings, and a resource network.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Therapy and developmental support for young children and their families. Cooper House offers clinical and consultation services, as well as the \"Fussy Baby Network.\"(Keywords: Autism, Baby, Early Learning, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mother, Special Needs, Support, Toddler, )

We also have a special group just for dads and toddlers that meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month September through June. This play and learn group is designed especially for the dads and men in a child’s life to meet up and have the opportunity to play and learn together twice a month. Discover the importance of being a positive male role model for your toddler, and have fun doing it!(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Anger management, Father, Home Visit, Mother, School Readiness, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. PAT families receive: personal visits, parent group meetings, screenings, and a resource network.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Parents as Teachers home visiting program provides support and training to families with young children birth to 5. Parents increase their understanding of earl learning and knowledge of resources to support their needs. Low income mothers only PlayBright groups: These bilingual learning groups for children (infant to age 3) use the PlayBright Early Learning System, a curriculum for young children developed by Children's Home Society of Washington, to support healthy growth and development through play. These groups provide children with fun, developmentally appropriate learning activities that build literacy and school readiness.(Keywords: Early Learning, Fun, Home Visit, School Readiness, Support, )

Encompass provides traditional preschool and toddler programs that inspires discovery, creative expression and social problem-solving skills. We are accredited by NAEYC, offer low teacher to student ratios, family style meals, development & health screenings & social-emotional assessments. Also incorporates ECEAP. EARLY LEARNING Preschool Toddler Groups ParentChild+ Summer Camps PEDIATRIC THERAPY Birth to Three Early Intervention Clinic Therapy Services Behavioral Health FAMILY ENRICHMENT Groups Workshops and Sessions Parents’ Night Out EVENTS Calendar Autumn Gala Rise & Thrive Breakfast Take a Seat for Kids(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Baby, Childcare, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Daycare, Disability, DSHS, Early Learning, Father, Foster Care, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Health, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, P, )

Wraparound support services for families with school age children. WiSE for medicaid eligible children and MIDD for all others (Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Wraparound support services for families with school age children. WiSE for medicaid eligible children and MIDD for all others (Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

The ESD 112 Parents as Teachers Program provides ongoing and short term home visits to families with children ages prenatal to five. We also offer weekly Read and Play story-time groups in partnership with the Fort Vancouver Regional Library and 5 local schools. Spanish component. Kindergarten transition site teams work to ease the transition for new kindergartners by improving readiness for parents, schools and children.(Keywords: Early Learning, Home Visit, Latino, Playgroup, School Readiness, )

Certified parent educators provide regularly scheduled home visits, parent meetings, developmental, health, vision and hearing screenings and resource referral using the latest neuroscience information individualized bfor each family's needs.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Home Visit, School Readiness, )

Medical/dental; reproductive health care; mentor program for stresses mothers; child birth/parent eduction; family planning clinic. Early Head Start; Head Start.(Keywords: Education, Health, Home Visit, Latino, School Readiness, Spanish, )

Free teen/young parent group (up to 23 years old). In collaboration with North Seattle Family Center the Teen Parent Program offers support groups, parenting classes/workshops, and home visiting. Also provide individual assistance with advocacy and support.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Wraparound support services for families with school age children. WiSE for medicaid eligible children and MIDD for all others (Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Home visiting program; education classes for parents of children 0-5 yrs. maternity support; family centered programs; healthy development of families; women mentoring women program. Emergency diapers, formula, toys, snacks, equipment. Children's play room. (Keywords: Education, Home Visit, Support, )

Home visits for pregnant women; postpartum visits; health support services to insure healthy birth outcomes for low income pregnant women and their families.(Keywords: Baby, Home Visit, Postpartum, Pregnancy, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Strenght- based family support programs including home visits, parenting classes, support services and community building activities.(Keywords: Education, Home Visit, Support, )

Parents will be supported in learning their infants' behavioral states, non-verbal language cues, and the building blocks of secure relationship attachment through attuned nurturing touch and massage practiced by the parent with their infant. Format is three (3) 1.5 hour home visit lessons. Promotes infant social-emotional health, parent confidence, and sleep routines. Facilitates bonding and attachment for the whole family.(Keywords: Early Learning, Home Visit, Infant, Postpartum, )

Parents will be supported in learning their infant's behavioral states, non-verbal language cues, and the building blocks of secure relationship attachment through attuned nurturing touch and massage practiced by the parent with their infant. Format is three (3) 1.5 hour home visit lessons. Promotes infant social-emotional health, parent confidence, and sleep routines. Facilitates bonding and attachment for the whole family.(Keywords: Early Learning, Home Visit, Infant, Postpartum, )

The Institute's HOMEBUILDERS program is an intensive, in-home family counseling and skill building program that is designed to keep children safe, improve family functioning and prevent the unnecessary removal of children. All referrals are made through DSHS/Children's Administration child welfare services.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, DSHS, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Latino, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. It\\\'s a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

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, Diapers, Early Learning, Education, Foster Care, Grandparent, Home Visit, Housing, Preschool, School Readiness, Support, )

Wraparound support services for families with school age children. WiSE for medicaid eligible children and MIDD for all others (Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

King County Behavioral Health and Recovery provides MIDD or WiSE wraparound services for families in need of support. WiSE is free to medicaid eligible children and MIDD is provided to all other families. (Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Building self esteem, effective communication, managing anger and stress, growth development, and behavior management. To register, email name, address, phone number to lois.ralph@kindering.org or call 425-653-4302 Call for current schedule(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Early Learning, Father, Foster Care, Home Visit, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Support, Toddler, )

Support group for relative caregivers of related children. Family Caregiver Support Program Caregiving is a stressful and often unrecognized role for many friends and family members of seniors and people with disabilities. The Family Caregiver Support Program helps unpaid caregivers (18+) care for their loved ones while meeting their own mental, physical and emotional needs. Working with a Family Caregiver Specialist, you will identify areas you’d like help with and learn about the community resources that best fit your particular situation. Caregiver support groups, educational programs, self-care tips, and referrals to community resources are available to decrease your stress and improve self-confidence in your caregiving role. Support Groups, Need-based services for the children like help with activities fees, information, resources, advocacy, 1:1 meetings for support with CPS and navigating the systems, home visits. (Keywords: Adoption, Basic Needs, Childcare, Clothing, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Home Visit, Legal, Post-Adoption, Relative, Respite, Support, )

Provide mental and behavioral health care services to children and families in Kitsap County. Services include Children\'s Crisis Team; Community Support Team; Home-Based Family Services; Intensive Children\'s Services (treatment foster care); Specialized Family Care; Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care; Madrona Day Treatment; Youth Impatient Unit; and Medical and Nursing Services. (Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Depression, FAS, Health, Home Visit, Mental Health, Public Health, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. Its a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

In-home personal training, birth support and resources for pregnant and postpartum people located in Seattle’s Eastside neighborhoods (and surrounding areas): Bellevue, Redmond, Sammamish, Kirkland, Bothell, Woodinville, Kenmore, Lynnwood. Please inquire if I haven’t listed your city but you think you might be within my service area.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth, Father, Home Visit, Mother, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Support, )

Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. PAT families receive: personal visits, parent group meetings, screenings, and a resource network.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Learn how to conduct home environmental assessments and identify indoor health hazards that contribute to asthma, allergies, and chemical sensitivities. Educate you community and those you care about and facilitate others to live healthier lives. Learn to improve lung health for children by improving indoor air quality. Be part of a successful community-based program and have fun helping others!(Keywords: Baby, Health, Home Visit, Housing, Toddler, )

The WDT program provides intensive wraparound services to families whose youth are involved in multiple systems. Systems can include special education, courts and probation, child welfare, foster care, chemical dependency providers and others. The wraparound team facilitates coordination among systems to help families support their youth. ​ To refer a child, download and complete the referral form or call our intake line at 206-250-0851. You can mail the intake form to the address below, or fax it to 206-547-5265. Wraparound/WISe Community Psychiatric Clinic 11000 Lake City Way NE Seattle, WA 98125 If you need assistance with this process, please contact Wraparound Coach Leann Spokus by phone 206-619-5451 or email lspokus@cpcwa.org(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Volunteer mentors for families with children birth to five who need in-home support. (Keywords: Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Toddler, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. Its a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Certified parent educators provide regularly scheduled home visits, parent meetings, developmental, health, vision and hearing screening and resource referral using the latest neuroscience information individualized for each family's needs.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Health, Home Visit, School Readiness, )

Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. PAT families receive: personal visits, parent group meetings, screenings, and a resource network.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, Support, Teen, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

A nurse home visiting program for women having their first baby. If you enroll, a specially trained nurse will visit you in your home throughout pregnancy and continue until your baby is 2 years old.(Keywords: Baby, Health, Home Visit, Pregnancy, Public Health, )

For mothers using alcohol or drugs while pregnant. Trained and supervised case managers provide: home visitation and intervention for 3 years. Case managers assist clients in: Setting goals and identifying steps to achieve them, Obtaining alcohol/drug treatment, Staying in recovery, Choosing a family planning method, Child health care/immunizations, Connecting with community services, Solving housing, domestic violence, child custody problems, Resolving system service barriers(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Pregnancy, Support, Toddler, )

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, FAS, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, FAS, Health, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Public Health, Recovery, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. PAT families receive: personal visits, parent group meetings, screenings, and a resource network. Spanish speaking services are available. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Spanish, Support, Toddler, )

The pilot project supports 36 families in Children’s Home Society of Washington’s Parents as Teachers program where a certified home visitor provides parents knowledge and resource to help support their child’s development. Parents also receive support in setting and achieving goals for education, employment and other areas that will help move their family out of poverty. (Keywords: Early Learning, Father, Home Visit, Infant, Mother, Public Health, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

The Parents As Teachers Program is an evidence-based and proven early learning, school readiness and literacy program. Certified, trained professional parent educators meet in the home with parents and their children on a regular basis. The PAT program serves families with children prenatal to kindergarten entry. Best results occur by starting as early as possible. Spanish-speaking service available.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Father, Home Visit, Latino, Mother, Pregnancy, Preschool, School Readiness, Spanish, Support, Toddler, )

Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. PAT families receive: personal visits, parent group meetings, screenings, and a resource network.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Certified Parent educatiors provide regularly scheduled home visits, parent meetings, developmental, health, vision and hearing screening and resource referral using the latest neuroscience information individualized for each family's needs.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Health, Home Visit, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Certified parent educators provide regularly scheduled home visits, parent meetings, developmental, health, vision and hearing screenings and resource referral using the latest neuroscience information individualized for each family's needs.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Health, Home Visit, School Readiness, )

This Family Resource Center has been in existence for over twenty years providing parenting information, education and support. We are a private, non-profit agency relying on donations and community support , promoting a community commitment to healthy parenting and strengthening and enhancing families to ensure the well-being of children.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Home Visit, Pregnancy, Toddler, )

This Family Resource Center has been in existence for over twenty years providing parenting information, education and support. We are a private, non-profit agency relying on donations and community support , promoting a community commitment to healthy parenting and strengthening and enhancing families to ensure the well-being of children.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Home Visit, Pregnancy, Toddler, )

This Family Resource Center has been in existence for over twenty years providing parenting information, education and support. We are a private, non-profit agency relying on donations and community support , promoting a community commitment to healthy parenting and strengthening and enhancing families to ensure the well-being of children.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Home Visit, Pregnancy, Toddler, )

This Family Resource Center has been in existence for over twenty years providing parenting information, education and support. We are a private, non-profit agency relying on donations and community support , promoting a community commitment to healthy parenting and strengthening and enhancing families to ensure the well-being of children. Children in Between - fulfills court orders for divorcing parents Dad Groups Supervised Visitation Love and Logic The Incredible Years(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Home Visit, Pregnancy, Toddler, )

Offers home visiting, parenting classes and counseling, including one- on-one with families.(Keywords: Counseling, Education, Home Visit, Support, )

Community of care for children birth to six and their caregivers. Full, part-time and drop-in child care; pregnancy, birth, and beyond classes and support groups; groups and classes for dads and grandparents; yoga and breastfeeding classes; enrichment and open play.(Keywords: Baby, Breastfeeding, Childbirth, Childcare, Early Learning, Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Home Visit, Infant, Mother, Nursing, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Preschool, Support, Toddler, )

Certified parent educators provide regularly scheduled home visits, parent meetings, developmental, health, vision and hearing screenings and resource referral using the latest neuroscience information individualized for each family's needs.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Health, Home Visit, School Readiness, )

Support, resource, referral for families of children with special needs; home visits; ST, OT, PT; vocational assessment; support services.(Keywords: Disability, Education, Home Visit, Special Needs, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. It\\\\\\\'s a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. It\\\'s a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

The WDT program provides intensive wraparound services to families whose youth are involved in multiple systems. Systems can include special education, courts and probation, child welfare, foster care, chemical dependency providers and others. The wraparound team facilitates coordination among systems to help families support their youth. ​ To refer a child, download and complete the referral form or call our intake line at 206-250-0851. You can mail the intake form to the address below, or fax it to 206-547-5265. Wraparound/WISe Community Psychiatric Clinic 11000 Lake City Way NE Seattle, WA 98125 If you need assistance with this process, please contact Wraparound Coach Leann Spokus by phone 206-619-5451 or email lspokus@cpcwa.org(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

The WDT program provides intensive wraparound services to families whose youth are involved in multiple systems. Systems can include special education, courts and probation, child welfare, foster care, chemical dependency providers and others. The wraparound team facilitates coordination among systems to help families support their youth. ​ To refer a child, download and complete the referral form or call our intake line at 206-250-0851. You can mail the intake form to the address below, or fax it to 206-547-5265. Wraparound/WISe Community Psychiatric Clinic 11000 Lake City Way NE Seattle, WA 98125 If you need assistance with this process, please contact Wraparound Coach Leann Spokus by phone 206-619-5451 or email lspokus@cpcwa.org(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

The WDT program provides intensive wraparound services to families whose youth are involved in multiple systems. Systems can include special education, courts and probation, child welfare, foster care, chemical dependency providers and others. The wraparound team facilitates coordination among systems to help families support their youth. ​ To refer a child, download and complete the referral form or call our intake line at 206-250-0851. You can mail the intake form to the address below, or fax it to 206-547-5265. Wraparound/WISe Community Psychiatric Clinic 11000 Lake City Way NE Seattle, WA 98125 If you need assistance with this process, please contact Wraparound Coach Leann Spokus by phone 206-619-5451 or email lspokus@cpcwa.org(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. PAT families receive: personal visits, parent group meetings, screenings, and a resource network.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Senior Outreach program: Social services provided to Mercer Island residents 55 and older and their families.(Keywords: Counseling, Depression, Grandparent, Home Visit, Mental Health, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program The program provides a family-centered and team-based approach to helping children and youth up to 21 years of age. Community-based services are designed for youth who have a high level of needs, are often in crisis, or where the youth has not responded well to traditional services and will benefit from intensive services that are family-centered and supported with a team of professionals and natural supports.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

The WDT program provides intensive wraparound services to families whose youth are involved in multiple systems. Systems can include special education, courts and probation, child welfare, foster care, chemical dependency providers and others. The wraparound team facilitates coordination among systems to help families support their youth. ​ To refer a child, download and complete the referral form or call our intake line at 206-250-0851. You can mail the intake form to the address below, or fax it to 206-547-5265. Wraparound/WISe Community Psychiatric Clinic 11000 Lake City Way NE Seattle, WA 98125 If you need assistance with this process, please contact Wraparound Coach Leann Spokus by phone 206-619-5451 or email lspokus@cpcwa.org(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

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, Baby, Basic Needs, Breastfeeding, Childbirth, Childcare, Diapers, Early Learning, Education, Father, Foster Care, Home Visit, Infant, Latino, Mother, Nursing, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Preschool, Public Health, School Readiness, Spanish, S, )

Immunization; WIC; flu shots; public health nursing services by referral; food handlers testing; health information; HIV/AID testing/counseling. Home visiting services through Nurse-Family Partnership.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Breastfeeding, Food, Health, Home Visit, Immunization, Infant, Pregnancy, Public Health, SIDS, Teen, )

Head Start is a free, comprehensive child development program for pregnant moms and/or children birth to five years of age from low-income families. Skagit/Islands Head Start provides a safe, healthy, nurturing environment so that each family, child, and staff member may reach their potential within the community.(Keywords: Disability, Early Learning, Health, Home Visit, Latino, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Spanish, Special Needs, Support, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. It\\\\\\\'s a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. It\\\'s a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Parenting and child development program for pregnant moms and young children.(Keywords: Home Visit, Latino, Playgroup, Pregnancy, )

Parents as Teachers (PAT) is a parent education and family support program serving families throughout pregnancy until their child enters kindergarten. PAT families receive: personal visits, parent group meetings, screenings, and a resource network.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Home Visit, Preschool, School, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Provide counseling and training to parents and children; partner with DCFS visitation program and professional services and Fatherhood classes.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Father, Home Visit, )

Childcare for toddlers-12 years of age; parent support; parenting education; home visiting; youth/teen adventure programs; DV victims advocates; family support services.(Keywords: Childcare, Domestic Violence, Education, Home Visit, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Certified parent educators provide regularly scheduled home visits, parent meetings, developmental, health, vision and hearing screening and resource referral using the latest neuroscience information individualized for each family\'s needs.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Home Visit, School Readiness, Toddler, )

Strength- based family support programs including home visits, parenting classes,support services and community building activities.(Keywords: Education, Home Visit, Support, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. Its a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) is a team based approach to helping children with complex behavioral needs. The team works collaboratively to create and implement an individualized plan of care for the youth. At the core of the team are the youth and their family. They are the guiding force throughout the WISe process. Our team at Friends of Youth will work with families to provide intensive mental health services to support not only the child but also the family. It\\\\\\\'s a new, collaborative way to help youth with behavioral health challenges. It is available to Medicaid eligible children and youth 21 years old and under. Youth who are 13 and older can request a WISe screen to see if they qualify for services. Youth under 13 will need permission from a parent or guardian.(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Lactation support center in Redmond, doula services and childbirth and new parent education provided at various locations for the family. Established in 2015, The Perfect Push is redefining the childbirth and parenting experience with complete, customized care. The Perfect Push empowers parents through comprehensive education and wellness. Our experienced, professional providers are licensed and certified, providing a supportive and safe environment for your new or growing family. The Perfect Push is based in Redmond, WA, serving Seattle and all of the eastside. We are committed to providing the best and safest evidence-based care, and are the leading resource for childbirth and parent preparation needs from infancy, through the first year, and beyond.(Keywords: Baby, Breastfeeding, Childbirth, Father, Home Visit, Mother, Nursing, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Support, )

Sound provides Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) to youth and families where the youth has significant behavioral health needs in our Wraparound Program(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

Individual counseling for children 18 and under and their families. Adult and couple counseling offered as well. King County MIDD Wraparound and WiSE provider for Auburn school district. Medicaid eligible families receive WiSE and others receive MIDD(Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, School, Support, )

Intensive, in-home support for families with school aged children. WiSE for medicaid eligible and MIDD for everyone else. (Keywords: Counseling, Home Visit, Mental Health, School, Support, )

BOOST Collaborative - Developmental Screenings, Early Intervention, Therapy and support in 'natural' environment. Serves Whitman and Garfield County(Keywords: Home Visit, Special Needs, )

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Disability, Father, Foster Care, Health, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Post-Adoption, Recovery, School, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Disability, Early Learning, Education, Father, Fun, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Post-Adoption, School, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Staff and volunteers offer a wide variety of services and activities that promote healthy development in children. Families receive the support they need through relationship building groups, parenting classes, and mental health counseling as well as counseling to child victims of sexual abuse/assault and other crimes. Summer recreation programs, tutoring programs, and early learning programs help support children’s academic success.(Keywords: Abuse, Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Grandparent, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Preschool, Public Health, School Readiness, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Family Support Program for families with school-aged children through 3 Rivers Wrap or WiSe to help a family gain improved access to resources and support and self-advocacy(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Depression, Father, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Special Needs, )

Family Support Program for families with school-aged children through 3 Rivers Wrap or WiSe to help a family gain improved access to resources and support and self-advocacy(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Depression, Father, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Special Needs, )

Family support and related child welfare services including: parenting education; child safety and protection; child abuse prevention; and adoption and foster care. The following services can be completed in the office or online or by phone: Apply for benefits or submit documents Before 3pm: Complete your interview for cash or food (application/eligibility review/mid-certification review) Report changes for any of your benefits Access to Working Connections Child Care services via phone or online WorkFirst/Social Services Case Management Public computers are located in the office lobbies. The computers are available to clients for DSHS business use. Customers who check in by 3pm will be served that day.(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Counseling, DSHS, Early Learning, Father, Grandparent, Home Visit, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Respite, Special Needs, Support, Teen, )

Intensive In-home counseling for families whose children are at risk of being placed out of the family home(Keywords: Counseling, Education, Home Visit, )

A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether one of our wraparound programs offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Facilitator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant. Access to Intensive Wraparound requires an assigned Division of Child and Family Services (DSHS) caseworker and prior DCFS/DSHS authorization. A referral from a mental health professional or authorized school personnel is required. VOA does the intake to begin the process of assigning a Wraparound team after a referral is submitted. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, DSHS, Father, Foster Care, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Neglect, Special Needs, Support, Teen, Toddler, )