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Statewide hotline provides free information and referrals for victims and their family and friends.(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Support, )

Join native or basic Japanese speaking families with children under 5 years to play, sing, and socialize.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Grandparent, Mother, Playgroup, Preschool, School Readiness, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

We are so excited to announce the start of our Vancouver Washington FASt Friends Support group on March 28th 2020. We need your feedback on what you would like to see in your group and would like to update you on the time and location once we get that nailed down. Let us know you’re interested by clicking the I’M INTERESTED button. Volunteer ran and peer-led, all of our support groups are open to families or caregivers to individuals who have been diagnosed with or are suspected of being impacted by FASD’s as well as to adults impacted by FASD’s. Our groups are respectful of and open to birth mothers. There is no fee to attend.(Keywords: Adoption, Baby, FAS, Father, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Post-Adoption, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

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, )

45th Street Homeless Youth Clinic services are for youth and young adults (ages 12-23) who are currently homeless or have been homeless at some point in the last 12 months. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing, Counseling, Depression, Food, Gay, Health, Housing, Mental Health, Public Health, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn is an organized playgroup open to all children ages 0-5 with their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other family and friends who take care of them. Group follows the school district calendar September - May(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Playgroup, Toddler, )

For Stay-at-Home Dads It's FREE! All dads are welcome, regardless of your age, your baby's/child's age, sexual orientation, race, religion, etc. At-home dads kinda have to be an easygoing, flexible, supportive and adaptable bunch, and as such, so is our Meetup group. Everybody's input is valid and appreciated, and it's very important that all approaches to parenting are respected, as well. Whether it's your family's choice or a circumstantial thing, we're all going through the same motions as the lead parent.(Keywords: Father, Playgroup, Support, )

Immunizations; WIC; HIV/AID testing; services for special need children; basic health needs.(Keywords: Food, Health, Immunization, Pregnancy, )

HIV/AIDS testing; immunization; pregnancy test; maternal-child health assistance; children with special needs.(Keywords: Health, Immunization, Pregnancy, Public Health, )

Certified alcohol/drug intensive outpatient treatment; adult/adolescent; relapse therapy; ongoing recovery; smoking cessation; relapse prevention; couples group; gender specific; ADATSA assessment; referral; treatment.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support, )

Areas of service and expertise: Journeys of the Heart serves the following populations: * Children, domestic and international, in need of loving and permanent homes. * Children, domestic and international, who we are able to assist through relief programs. * Domestic birth parents who are considering completing an adoption plan for their children * Adoptive parent\\\'s who meet all the necessary requirements of the adoption program they are enrolled in and who wish to provide a permanent, safe and loving home for a child born domestically or internationally. Journeys of the Heart has established the following priorities for our services: children are the first priority; domestic birth parents are the second priority because they are responsible for making the decisions that affect the lives of their child or children; adoptive parents, who make up an important part of Journeys\\\' service population, are the third priority since the best interest of the child comes first. (Keywords: Adoption)

This free group offers supportive listening and positive tips about parenting older adopted children. You’re welcome to attend both before as well as after your child arrives home. Families can request to join closed facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/501765056571480/ WACAP Adoptive Parent Support Group(Keywords: Adoption, Foster Care, Post-Adoption, Support, )

ADOPTIVE FRIENDS AND FAMILIES OF GREATER SEATTLE was formed by several families built through adoption who recognized a need for more support and unity through the adoption process and beyond. We are a non-profit support and educational group that includes both families touched by adoption and families waiting to adopt. We embrace all ethnic, racial and socio-economic backgrounds as well as all types of adoptions. AFFGS is empowering families through community.(Keywords: Adoption, Support, )

ADOPTIVE FRIENDS AND FAMILIES OF GREATER SEATTLE was formed by several families built through adoption who recognized a need for more support and unity through the adoption process and beyond. We are a non-profit support and educational group that includes both families touched by adoption and families waiting to adopt. We embrace all ethnic, racial and socio-economic backgrounds as well as all types of adoptions. AFFGS is empowering families through community.(Keywords: Adoption, Support, )

Adult Day Center 4 hr program Cultural Enrichment for Elders - will put on a program at your Elder facility Respite for Caregivers - workshops for family care givers Education for Professionals Home of Spirit-Centered Care Our program provides a safe place for you to make the changes you want in your life.(Keywords: Daycare, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Respite, )

Home delivered meals; long term care; chore services; health maintenance; transportation; legal assistance; social day care; case management.(Keywords: Food, Health, Support, )

Comprehensive primary care clinics providing confidential medical and mental health screening and treatment for young people on or near school grounds. Staffed by health professionals who are experienced and trained to work with adolescents. Centers target adolescents who are uninsured and underinsured -- those who have no where to go to get medical care and counseling. Also serves young people who have insurance, but want confidential care and advice.(Keywords: Health, School, Support, Teen, )

12 step support group for family/friends of alcoholics.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Information on alcohol/drug related issues; counseling; referrals; diagnostic services; intensive outpatient treatment; alcohol/drug information school for individuals/youth/their families.(Keywords: Counseling, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Supporting youth in maintaining abstinence from drugs & alcohol and promoting recovery along with healthy life choices. Peer suport group that is facilitated by two trained, credentialed YES counselors. (Keywords: Mental Health, Spanish, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Multiple sites; 12 step support groups for people in recovery from substance abuse.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support, )

12-step support group. Persons in recovery from alcoholism. Minimal fee for literature.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support, )

12-step support groups Service persons in recovery from alcoholism.(Keywords: Substance Abuse, Support, )

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn is an organized playgroup open to all children ages 0-5 with their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other family and friends who take care of them. Group follows the school district calendar September - May(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Playgroup, Preschool, School Readiness, Teen, )

A support group for parents and caregivers of children who are significantly impacted with autism. In this unique support group participants will share stories and support one another; address emotional needs and concerns; and provide an opportunity to build community.(Keywords: Autism, Counseling, Education, Father, Mother, Special Needs, Support, )

Legal advocacy; support groups; advocacy based counseling; information/referrals; confidential shelter.(Keywords: Abuse, Domestic Violence, Support, )

Amara guides, prepares, and supports foster families to ensure that every kid in foster care can be placed in a stable, long-term, loving home; comprehensive post-adoption services for Amara families(Keywords: Adoption, Counseling, Foster Care, Post-Adoption, Support, )

Amara guides, prepares, and supports foster families to ensure that every kid in foster care can be placed in a stable, long-term, loving home. (Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Foster Care, Infant, )

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, Clothing, Diapers, Early Learning, Education, Food, Grandparent, School Readiness, Support, )

Anger Class Online offers anger management classes online that can be taken anywhere, anytime, from any location!. This is an online program that can be taken from a home or office desktop or laptop computer with Internet access from Kitsap County - Washington.(Keywords: Anger management, Father, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, )

Anger Class Online offers anger management classes online that can be taken anywhere, anytime, from any location!. This is an online program that can be taken from a home or office desktop or laptop computer with Internet access from Kitsap County - Washington.(Keywords: Anger management, Father, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, )

Anger Class Online offers anger management classes online that can be taken anywhere, anytime, from any location!. This is an online program that can be taken from a home or office desktop or laptop computer with Internet access from Kitsap County - Washington.(Keywords: Anger management, Father, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, )

Anger Class Online offers anger management classes online that can be taken anywhere, anytime, from any location! This is an online program that can be taken from a home or office desktop or laptop computer with Internet access from Kitsap County - Washington.(Keywords: Anger management, Father, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, )

Reduce conflict and communicate better with family, friends, and co-workers. Learn to examine your emotions, how you choose to deal with anger, communication with others and resolve conflict. Identify the consequences of choices and learn to make choices that are more appropriate. (Keywords: Anger management, Depression, Education, Father, Health, Mental Health, Mother, Support, )

Play and learn in Spanish. Everybody is welcome.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education, Playgroup, Preschool, Spanish, )

Advocacy/support services for individuals with developmental disabilities of all ages.(Keywords: Autism, Basic Needs, Counseling, Disability, Education, FAS, Respite, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

Advocacy/support services for individuals with developmental disabilities of all ages. Services include; monthly parent support group, educational advocacy, grant money; assistance in accessing government services.(Keywords: Autism, Counseling, Disability, Education, Housing, Special Needs, Support, )

Advocacy/support services for individuals with developmental disabilities of all ages. Services include; monthly parent support group, educational advocacy, grant money; assistance in accessing government services.(Keywords: Autism, Counseling, Father, Housing, Special Needs, Support, )

Social or health services; food stamps; financial assistance; medical/dental billings; crisis response; disability services; home case management; low income legal services.(Keywords: Education, Grandparent, Health, Legal, )

Kinship care, support program, information and assistance; home delivered meals; case managers; family care givers/training for family care givers; short term in home care; COPES in-home care; information & referral.(Keywords: Food, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Support, )

Resources and Services for families in need. WIC, in-person support, emergency food, housing help, spanish speaking. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Breastfeeding, Clothing, Diapers, Domestic Violence, DSHS, Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Mother, Nursing, Public Health, Spanish, Support, )

Art of Education gives parents the power to personalize their child’s education by understanding their child’s needs, choosing a school that fits well and opening the door to meaningful learning.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education, Preschool, School, School Readiness, )

Serves Asians & Pacific Islanders; counseling, information & referral, children's services; vocational.dept. with citizenship class, family education, multiple services for all counties, aging and vocational services.(Keywords: Counseling, Education, Support, )

WIC, Dental (Keywords: Counseling, Education, Immunization, Pregnancy, )

Various support group meetings for individuals, friends, families, and professionals to learn more about Asperger Syndrom.(Keywords: Support)

Our groups help young people develop the skills and confidence to feel more comfortable as they navigate the social world. Prioritizing each student\\\'s needs, we focus on social skills such as communication, friendship, understanding social nuances and other similar topics. Groups meet weekly and are 75 minutes in duration, with snacks provided. Groups run in 10 week cycles: fall, winter and spring. To help foster sustainable friendships, we offer free weekend \\\'social nights out\\\' such as game night and bowling night. Prospective students and parents attend a free enrollment meeting to learn more about the groups and to help us determine best fit. Must create free account on website to pre-register. (Keywords: ADHD, Autism, Mental Health, Support, )

Our groups help young people develop the skills and confidence to feel more comfortable as they navigate the social world. Prioritizing each student\'s needs, we focus on social skills such as communication, friendship, understanding social nuances and other similar topics. Groups meet weekly and are 75 minutes in duration, with snacks provided. Groups run in 10 week cycles: fall, winter and spring. To help foster sustainable friendships, we offer free weekend \'social nights out\' such as game night and bowling night. Prospective students and parents attend a free enrollment meeting to learn more about the groups and to help us determine best fit. Must create free account on website to pre-register. (Keywords: ADHD, Autism, Mental Health, Special Needs, )

Our groups help young people develop the skills and confidence to feel more comfortable as they navigate the social world. Prioritizing each student\\\'s needs, we focus on social skills such as communication, friendship, understanding social nuances and other similar topics. Groups meet weekly and are 75 minutes in duration, with snacks provided. Groups run in 10 week cycles: fall, winter and spring. To help foster sustainable friendships, we offer free weekend \\\'social nights out\\\' such as game night and bowling night. Prospective students and parents attend a free enrollment meeting to learn more about the groups and to help us determine best fit. Must create free account on website to pre-register. (Keywords: ADHD, Autism, Mental Health, Special Needs, Teen, )

Our groups help young people develop the skills and confidence to feel more comfortable as they navigate the social world. Prioritizing each student\'s needs, we focus on social skills such as communication, friendship, understanding social nuances and other similar topics. Groups meet weekly and are 75 minutes in duration, with snacks provided. Groups run in 10 week cycles: fall, winter and spring. To help foster sustainable friendships, we offer free weekend \'social nights out\' such as game night and bowling night. Prospective students and parents attend a free enrollment meeting to learn more about the groups and to help us determine best fit. Must create free account on website to pre-register. (Keywords: ADHD, Autism, Mental Health, Support, )

Our groups help young people develop the skills and confidence to feel more comfortable as they navigate the social world. Prioritizing each student\'s needs, we focus on social skills such as communication, friendship, understanding social nuances and other similar topics. Groups meet weekly and are 75 minutes in duration, with snacks provided. Groups run in 10 week cycles: fall, winter and spring. To help foster sustainable friendships, we offer free weekend \'social nights out\' such as game night and bowling night. Prospective students and parents attend a free enrollment meeting to learn more about the groups and to help us determine best fit. Must create free account on website to pre-register. (Keywords: ADHD, Autism, Mental Health, Support, )

Provides services such as individual coaching, tutoring, vocational support and social groups for young adults ages 17-24 with Autism, Asperger\'s Syndrome, ADHD, learning disabilities and similar traits.(Keywords: ADHD, Autism, Special Needs, Teen, )

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, Basic Needs, Clothing, Diapers, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Latino, Mental Health, Playgroup, Support, )

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, Abuse, Adoption, Baby, Basic Needs, Breastfeeding, Clothing, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Diapers, Domestic Violence, DSHS, Early Learning, Education, Father, Food, Foster Care, Fun, Gay, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Health, Mother, Support, Teen, )

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, )

support group for families with autism issues.(Keywords: Autism, Baby, Infant, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Support groups, counseling, advocacy, education and activities for HIV positive women.(Keywords: Counseling, Support, )

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, Clothing, Diapers, Food, Infant, Preschool, Support, Toddler, )

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, )

Support groups for parents and older babies (5-12 months). Meet weekly to share parenting highs and lows, sing songs, and discuss parenting options. (Keywords: Baby, Infant, Support, Toddler, )

Support groups for parents and older babies (5-12 months). Meet weekly to share parenting highs and lows, sing songs, and discuss parenting options. (Keywords: Baby, Infant, Support, Toddler, )

Support groups for parents and older babies (5-12 months). Meet weekly to share parenting highs and lows, sing songs, and discuss parenting options. (Keywords: Baby, Infant, Support, Toddler, )

Support groups for parents and older babies (5-12 months). Meet weekly to share parenting highs and lows, sing songs, and discuss parenting options. (Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Early Learning, Father, Infant, Mother, Playgroup, Postpartum, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

A free cooperative play group for preschool children and their parents.(Keywords: Early Learning, Playgroup, Preschool, Toddler, )

Comprehensive primary care clinics providing medical and mental health screening and treatment for young people on or near school grounds. Staffed by health professionals who are experienced and trained to work with adolescents. Centers target adolescents who are uninsured and underinsured -- those who have no where to go to get medical care and counseling. Also serves young people who have insurance, but want confidential care and advice.(Keywords: Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Banchero Friends Services empowers adults with developmental disabilities so that they may realize their potential, achieve their goals and be active contributing members in their communities. Together we promote equitable civil rights. (Keywords: Disability, Special Needs, Support, )

Parent participation preschools for children 2-5 years old. Parent education opportunities.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education, Playgroup, Preschool, School Readiness, )

Parent and preschool education. This is a unique, hands-on experience for parent and child.(Keywords: Childcare, Education, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Playgroup, Preschool, School, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Helping kids connect with their peers through friendship and play. Using research-proven interventions for children who struggle with making and keeping friends. (Keywords: Fun, School, Support, Teen, )

Helping kids connect with their peers through friendship and play. Using research-proven interventions for children who struggle with making and keeping friends. (Keywords: Fun, 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, )

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, )

Senior services; Meals-on-Wheels; events; activities; disabilities.(Keywords: Disability, Food, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Support, )

The mission of Benton Franklin Community Action Committee is to empower families and individuals to improve their quality of life through the promotion of greater self-sufficiency. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Childcare, Clothing, Counseling, Disability, Early Learning, Education, Father, Food, Grandparent, Health, Housing, Infant, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Spanish, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

low income pregnant or postpartum nursing women; infants or children to age 5; nutrition education.(Keywords: Baby, Food, Pregnancy, Toddler, )

Health information; limited care/services; immunizations; food handler testing; birth health services;communicable diseases; HIV/AIDS testing/counseling; WIC.(Keywords: Childbirth, Health, Immunization, Pregnancy, )

Legal service for dependency, juvenile offenders, families in conflict; probation counseling; diagnostic evaluations; detention; support services for families, youth on probation or parole; services to dependent youth.(Keywords: Counseling, Legal, Support, )

Low income pregnant or postpartum nursing women, infants or children to age 5. Provides supplemental food for pregnant or nursing women, infants/children to age 5, nutrition education.(Keywords: Baby, Food, Infant, Pregnancy, Toddler, )

As a worldwide and community leader in adoption and family services, we know that a child\'s best chance to thrive is as part of a safe, loving, forever family. (Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Counseling, Father, Foster Care, Infant, Mother, Toddler, )

BGLAD stands for Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Adolescent Drop-in. Groups are co-facilitated by licensed mental health professionals who have experience in working with LGBTQ youth. YES also has active groups at the local high schools. Call for info. (Keywords: Gay, Support, Teen, )

Adult mentors to children ages 5-17 from single families.(Keywords: Support)

Providing an adult mentor for every child who needs or wants one. By matching children with adult mentors we help children build the attitudes and behaviors needed to stay in school , succeed academically, make healthy choices, and create promising futures. Also offers mentoring for children of incarcerated parents and school based mentoring.(Keywords: Education, Support, )

MY MISSION IS TO HELP EVERY KID GROW UP TO BE A WHOLE AND HEALTHY ADULT BY TEACHING THE GROWNUPS WHO LOVE AND CARE FOR THEM HOW TO OPENLY AND CONFIDENTLY TALK ABOUT SEXUALITY. Offers parent classes, online classes, professional workshops, and one-on-one coaching(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Early Learning, Education, Father, Mother, School, Step Parent, Teen, Toddler, )

Each session provides a creative activity for toddlers and their caregivers. Caregivers can engage in supportive and educational discussions on parenting, family issues and child development. discover what activities and toys best support your child's brain in making essential connections.(Keywords: Education, Infant, Playgroup, Preschool, Toddler, )

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

A 10-week parenting class focusing on self-esteem, parenting styles, punishment vs. discipline, and emotional responses. This class covers all age ranges and is court and CPS approved.(Keywords: Education, Support, )

Questions, concerns, need some friendly reassurance about breastfeeding? Drop by for education and support. Lactation Help line: 360-514-4027(Keywords: Breastfeeding, Postpartum, Pregnancy, )

Child Sexual Abuse Program; Children\'s Advocacy Center; Healthy Families Program; Crime Victims Service Center; Family Support Team; Parent Child Interaction Therapy; Parenting Skills Program.(Keywords: Abuse, Education, Sexual Assault, Support, )

Two-day workshop for pregnant couples and new parents. Discover how to stay connected with your partner, interact with your baby, keep both parents involved, deal with conflict in a positive way and create a caring, nurturing home.(Keywords: Adoption, Baby, Childbirth, Depression, Father, Gay, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Nursing, Postpartum, Pregnancy, Respite, Stress, )

Through discussion, lectures, videos and mutual support, parents can build on existing strengths, learn more effective communication, find self-care & stress-reduction strategies, explore the role of temperament, review developmental stages, learn how environment affects development and behavior, learn positive discipline strategies, develop logical consequences, explore how to manage work and family time, review home safety, plus special topics and more!(Keywords: Father, Grandparent, Step Parent, Stress, Support, )

Parents who want to build on existing strengths, learn more effective communication, find self care and stress reduction strategies. Explore the role of temperment, review developmental stages, learn how environment affects develoment and behavior. Learn positive discipline strategies, develop logical consequences, explore how to manage work and family time, review home safety.(Keywords: Baby, Education, Infant, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

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, Food, )

Provides immediate counseling, education and support to caregivers of children with high risk behaviors; ongoing support; help strengthening parenting & behavior management skills; additional resources in the community.(Keywords: Counseling, Foster Care, Support, )

This support group is for adults or parents/caregivers of children with ADD/ADHD.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Disability, Education, Home School, Mental Health, Preschool, Respite, School, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Meals-on-Wheels; transportation services; case management; COPES.(Keywords: Disability, Food, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, )

Help to qualify for energy assistance. All you need to bring to the appointment is: the Social Security cards of all adults 18+, verification of all children in household, proof of income, heating bill, rental agreement, and picture ID.(Keywords: Support)

Clubs, child care, day camps, and summer camps. Spainsh-speaking and other specialty groups available.(Keywords: Daycare, 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, )

Founded in 2003, Cares of Washington (Cares) provides high quality services to individuals living with disabilities and low incomes in the Puget Sound Region. We help employees with disabilities and low incomes to become self-sufficient; to contribute to the community through volunteering, working, and building lifelong connections. They benefit from increased independence and improved quality of life. We help employers increase their staff retention and stability. Cares serves adults with disabilities, as well as low- and very-low-income individuals who are unemployed, underemployed, or who face barriers to their continued employment.(Keywords: Autism, Disability, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Public Health, Support, )

Founded in 2003, Cares of Washington (Cares) provides high quality services to individuals living with disabilities and low incomes in the Puget Sound Region. We help employees with disabilities and low incomes to become self-sufficient; to contribute to the community through volunteering, working, and building lifelong connections. They benefit from increased independence and improved quality of life. We help employers increase their staff retention and stability. Cares serves adults with disabilities, as well as low- and very-low-income individuals who are unemployed, underemployed, or who face barriers to their continued employment.(Keywords: Autism, Disability, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Public Health, Support, )

Founded in 2003, Cares of Washington (Cares) provides high quality services to individuals living with disabilities and low incomes in the Puget Sound Region. We help employees with disabilities and low incomes to become self-sufficient; to contribute to the community through volunteering, working, and building lifelong connections. They benefit from increased independence and improved quality of life. We help employers increase their staff retention and stability. Cares serves adults with disabilities, as well as low- and very-low-income individuals who are unemployed, underemployed, or who face barriers to their continued employment.(Keywords: Autism, Disability, Father, Grandparent, Mother, Public Health, Support, )

Parenting classes; fatherhood program; doula mentors; New Parent Cafe; birth education; toddler playgroup; and more.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth, Clothing, Counseling, Diapers, Early Learning, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Pregnancy, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

Shelter and homeless services, housing, youth, child, and family services, specialized services, services for seniors and people with disabilities, mental health services, and addiction recovery services. (Keywords: Counseling, Depression, Food, Housing, Mental Health, Pregnancy, Recovery, Relative, Shelter, Special Needs, Support, Teen, 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, )

Family preservation services for at risk families(Keywords: Counseling, Support, )

30 programs reaching children and adults across Pierce County, including: Family Support; Children and Youth Programs; Low-Income Housing; Employment Counseling and Training; Emergency Services; In-home Care for Elderly and Disabled.(Keywords: Counseling, Housing, Support, Teen, )

Shelters and Homeless Services; Transitional and Permanent Housing; Adoption Services; Foster Care; Child Care; Youth Tudoring; Mental Health Services; Home Care and Transportation Services for Seniors and People with Disabilities (Keywords: Food, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Health, Support, )

Provides free support and childbirth and parenting assistance; holiday assistance; sliding-scale counseling; housing assistance; social services; refugee and immigration services; child care center; emergency and transitional shelter for women and their children; and senior services.(Keywords: Counseling, Housing, Support, )

Counseling/mental health; disability; family;parenting education; child care resource & referral; parent support; and senior & youth services.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Childcare, Counseling, Daycare, Disability, Early Learning, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Stress, Support, )

Whether a birth mother decides to parent or place for adoption, CCS provides adoption services throughout Washington State.(Keywords: Adoption)

Provides foster children, from birth to 18 years of age, with short- or long-term out-of-home placement, with resources for medical and dental care, counseling and school. This programs strives to reunite children with their biological parents whenever possible and assists those who want to become foster parents obtain foster care licenses and training.(Keywords: Counseling, Foster Care, School, Support, )

Provides services to households experiencing homelessness and those needing temporary assistance in order to obtain housing and retain it. (Keywords: Support)

Aid for victims of sexual abuse; support groups; safe home; sexual assault programs.(Keywords: Sexual Assault, Support, )

Alcohol and drug treatment; outpatient; inpatient; detoxification; DUI assessment; youth services.(Keywords: Support)

Mental health/chemical dependency treatment; DUI assessment; eating disorders; marriage/family; parent/child; depression; DV; sexual/physical abuse; grief/loss; anger management; support groups.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Residential eating disorder treatment center: We provide therapeutic treatment that addresses the eating disorder behavior as well as the underlying emotional issues that contributed to the development of the eating disorder. We educate on nutrition and practical kitchen and food skills to help support recovery.(Keywords: Counseling, Food, Health, Mental Health, Recovery, Support, )

Individual, group, family counseling for adults and youth; family support; substance abuse services.(Keywords: Counseling, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Child Development Clinic provides diagnosis, assessment, and management plans for children from birth to adolescence with or at risk for neurodevelopmental disabilities. Clinic staff work in interdisciplinary teams, combining expertise to evaluate each child and make recommendations for care. They also assist families in accessing services in the community and assist professionals in implementing the team recommendations.(Keywords: Baby, Infant, Special Needs, Teen, Toddler, )

Sexual assault victim advocacy; 24 hour crisis services; certified drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; methadone program; residential services; vocational services; comprehensive mental health; housing; domestic violence; suicide prevention.(Keywords: Counseling, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Sexual Assault, Substance Abuse, Support, )

25 computadores nuevos: Conectados al internet,office 2000. Word, Excel, Access, powerpoint//25 new computeres. Connected to office 2000. Word,Excel,Access, Powerpoint. Student Skills Bank 4- Programa que ayuda a repasar materias del Bachillerato/ Secundaria// Student Skill Bank 4- A program that helps review couse materiales for high school or a B.A. Rosetta Stone--programa para aprender Ingles/// Rosetta Stone Program that helps tp learn English Adobe Pagemaker 6.5(Keywords: Education, Spanish, )

Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder Support groups for adults and parents of children with ADD/ADHD. Information, referral and advocacy.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Disability, Education, School, School Readiness, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: ADHD, Anger management, Depression, Education, FAS, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Special Needs, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Respite, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: ADHD, Anger management, Education, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Respite, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support, education, and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors, and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The Changes Parent Support Network provides support,education,and service to communities and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families, based on peer support.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

The CHANGES Parent Support Network provides support, education and service to communites and parents struggling with issues surrounding truancy, drug use, illegal activities, aggressive and/or addictive behaviors and attempted suicide by adolescent children. The ChangeInsight Program is an active process of behavior change and emotional growth for parents and their families based on peer support. Parent groups meet weekly, are entirely confidential, and funded by voluntary donations.(Keywords: Anger management, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, School, Step Parent, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Maternity case management; referral to resources; nursing; nutrition education; psycho-social assessment; counseling; STD testing; HIV counseling/testing; general health education; immunizations; TB management; WIC.(Keywords: Counseling, Education, Health, Immunization, Pregnancy, Public Health, )

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, )

Psychotherapeutic counseling for children and families who have children in crisis. Brief assessments are provided with referrals. For more thorough assessments made when needed(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Depression, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Father, Mental Health, Stress, )

A licensed mental health center. Services include family, individual, and group therapy designed to assist children and families.(Keywords: Counseling, Support, )

Parent education; GED testing; adult literacy program; disability support; child care.(Keywords: Childcare, Disability, Education, Support, )

Call for licensed Family Child Care and Child Care Centers(Keywords: Childcare, Early Learning, Education, Preschool, School, Support, )

Child Care Resources vision is for every child to have a great start in school and in life. We lead efforts to promote equity for children, community stability, and school readiness. Our programs include an online searchable database and enhanced case management services for children with special needs, families with low income and families with language or transportation needs. We also provide extensive support for child care providers.(Keywords: Childcare, Daycare, Early Learning, Preschool, School Readiness, )

Child Care Resources vision is for every child to have a great start in school and in life. We lead efforts to promote equity for children, community stability, and school readiness. Our programs include an online searchable database and enhanced case management services for children with special needs, families with low income and families with language or transportation needs. We also provide extensive support for child care providers.(Keywords: Baby, Childcare, Daycare, Early Learning, Preschool, School Readiness, Spanish, Support, )

Child Care Resource\'s vision is for every child to have a great start in school and in life. We lead efforts to promote equity for children, community stability, and school readiness by: 1) helping families access and choose high quality child and aftere school care; 2) partnering with providers and caregivers to offer excellent care; and 3) advocating for child care solutions that strengthen communities. Our programs include an online searchable database and enhanced case management.(Keywords: Childcare, Daycare, Early Learning, Preschool, Spanish, Support, )

Child Care Resources\'s vision is for every child to have a great start in school and in life. We lead efforts to promote equity for children, community stability, and school readiness by: 1) helping families access and choose high quality child and aftere school care; 2) partnering with providers and caregivers to offer excellent care; and 3) advocating for child care solutions that strengthen communities. Our programs include an online searchable database and enhanced case management.(Keywords: Childcare, Daycare, Early Learning, Preschool, )

Child Care Resources vision is for every child to have a great start in school and in life. We lead efforts to promote equity for children, community stability, and school readiness by: 1) helping families access and choose high quality child and aftere school care; 2) partnering with providers and caregivers to offer excellent care; and 3) advocating for child care solutions that strengthen communities. Our programs include an online searchable database and enhanced case management.(Keywords: Childcare, Daycare, Early Learning, Preschool, School Readiness, Spanish, )

Up-to-date information on parenting classes/parent support groups. Directory of Parenting Classes/Support Groups, which is updated o a quarterly basis.(Keywords: Childcare, Daycare, Education, Support, )

Child Care Resource vision is for every child to have a great start in school and in life. We lead efforts to promote equity for children, community stability, and school readiness by: 1) helping families access and choose high quality child and after school care; 2) partnering with providers and caregivers to offer excellent care; and 3) advocating for child care solutions that strengthen communities. Our programs include an online searchable database and enhanced case management.(Keywords: Childcare, Daycare, Early Learning, Preschool, School Readiness, Spanish, Support, )

The Child Development Clinic provides diagnosis, assessment, and management plans for children from birth to adolescence with or at risk for neurodevelopmental disabilities. Clinic staff work in interdisciplinary teams, combining expertise to evaluate each child and make recommendations for care. They also assist families in accessing services in the community and assist professionals in implementing the team recommendations.(Keywords: Baby, Infant, Special Needs, Teen, )

Call to report suspected child abuse/neglect.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, )

800-557-9671///509-363-3333//Central Intake after hours/// 1-800-562-5624 Colfax:800-642-5179//509-397-5040 if you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers the central intake, call the Police(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Local Intake: (253) 983-6100 Toll Free Intake: 1-888-713-6115 After Hours: 1-800-562-5624 Fax: (253) 593-5066 TTY: (253) 593-5149800-422-7517/253-983-6100 If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and there is no one answers this line, call the Police. 1-888-235-7638 office/reception(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical or emotional abuse, neglect or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.) Area served: Bellevue, Bothell, Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, Hunts Point, Issaquah, Kenmore, Kirkland, Medina, Mercer Island, Newcastle, North Bend, Preston, Redmond, Renton, Sammamish, Snoqualmie, Woodinville Zip Codes 98004, 98005, 98006, 98007, 98008, 98009, 98011, 98014, 98015, 98019, 98024, 98025, 98027, 98028, 98029, 98033, 98034, 98039, 98040, 98045, 98050, 98052, 98053, 98055, 98056, 98057, 98058, 98059, 98065, 98068, 98072, 98074, 98075, 98077, 98224 (Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, Neglect, )

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical or emotional abuse, neglect or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.)(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Neglect, )

Investigates complaints of sexual, physical, or emotional abuse, or exploitation of children; foster care; day care; adoptions. (If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police)(Keywords: Abuse, Adoption, Child Protective Services, Daycare, Neglect, )

Call with any suspected abuse and neglect issues; child & youth support; childcare information & referral.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, DSHS, Support, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police (911). All hours intake number for CPS 1-800-562-5624 or 1-866-363-4276.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Have media stories about abduction and abuse have you scared about your family's safety? This workshop will give parents the most progressive and proactive tips in regard to child safety. Easy tips and tools help you empower your kids without scaring them! You will leave feeling confident about keeping your kids safe.(Keywords: Abuse, Early Learning, Health, Preschool, School, )

ECEAP; early intervention services; therapeutic child development; preschool, fetal alcohol clinic; Tulalip parent ed group.(Keywords: Education, Preschool, Support, )

Support in the collection/distribution of child support payments.(Keywords: Support)

CAPA provides extensive wraparound support services to low-income single pregnant women and low-income single parent families with children ages 0-3 years. All services are free of charge and are offered regardless of race, creed, or religious preference. Services include: counseling, voulnteer mentors, childbirth prep classes, voulnteer labor coaches, parenting classes, playgroups, emergency diapers, and a clothing bank.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth, Counseling, Playgroup, Pregnancy, )

Aida Juarez, Vianey Rodriguez, and Magdalena Naiknimbalker, RN (Keywords: Pregnancy)

Aida Juarez, Vianey Rodriguez, and Magdalena Naiknimbalker, RN (Keywords: Baby, Breastfeeding, Childbirth, Father, Infant, Latino, Mother, Pregnancy, Public Health, Spanish, )

Aida Juarez, Vianey Rodriguez, and Magdalena Naiknimbalker, RN (Keywords: Baby, Breastfeeding, Childbirth, Father, Infant, Latino, Mother, Nursing, Pregnancy, Spanish, )

Crisis intervention and follow up for runaways and families with teens in crisis; child protection services; child welfare services; adoption and foster care services; multiple services for developmentally disabled.(Keywords: Adoption, Child Protective Services, Disability, DSHS, Teen, )

Designed to help parents focus on the needs of their children during and after divorce and separation.(Keywords: Divorce, Father, Support, )

Provided for divorcing parents and children, custody proceedings or paternity actions. Parents in Skamania and Klickitat County are required to attend this four hour seminar. Topics include visitation issues, helping children with the trauma and transition divorce brings, and pitfalls to avoid.(Keywords: Divorce, Education, Legal, Spanish, )

CHSW's Spokane location brings together children and families for a variety of programs that work to strengthen relationships through support programs and counseling, as well as provide parents with the tools they need to assist in the development of their young children.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Early Learning, Education, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Stress, Support, Toddler, )

We serve children, youth and families through comprehensive community-based mental health services. (Keywords: ADHD, Counseling, Disability, FAS, Mental Health, Public Health, Special Needs, Stress, Support, )

Founded in 1997, Children's Country Home is an eight-bed, nonprofit home that provides 24-hour skilled care to medically fragile and technologically-dependent children. (Keywords: Health, Public Health, Recovery, Respite, Toddler, )

Early intervention services for parents/families of children birth-3 years old. The mission of the Children's Developmental Center is to provide early intervention services to infants and toddlers with developmental delays by empowering families and assisting children to reach their full potential.(Keywords: Baby, Disability, Early Learning, Infant, Special Needs, Toddler, )

Resource line that parents can call for information about classes and events offered through the hospital. Focus is on child development and parenting.(Keywords: Education, Support, )

The Montessori School is a fun, hands-on, child centered community, that is time tested and research based. The Montessori Method is international and schools can be found on six continents The preschool program is designed to meet the changing needs of each child as he/she grows from the 3 year old into the 6 year old. This 3 year age grouping allows the child to develop with fewer social transitions, offering greater flexibility in providing for each child’s needs.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education, Preschool, School, )

Various playgroups including LGBT, Spanish, Japanese, Play and Learn, and Children from China(Keywords: Playgroup)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, Neglect, )

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

If you feel that a child is in immediate danger and no one answers this line, call the Police.(Keywords: Child Protective Services)

Children's Response Center, a program of Harborview Medical Center, provides services and support for children and youth under the age of 18 who have experienced sexual assault or other traumatic events. Services are also available for non-offending family members and children and youth who display sexual behavior problems. Children's Response Center serves residents in East and North King County.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Education, Mental Health, Preschool, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Provides quality therapy services for infants, children & adolescents ages 0-21. Therapists work with children in individual, co-treatment and/or small group therapy sessions. Children are referred with a variety of disabilities including cerebral palsy, Downs syndrome, cancer, MD, blindness, deafness, autism, speech, language, & feeding disorders.(Keywords: Disability, Infant, Playgroup, )

Serving Children with Special Health Care needs and their families(Keywords: Special Needs, Support, )

A group of dads in the Snoqualmie Valley who meet to talk about being a positive role model for their children & families. The focus is creating and maintaining powerful bonds with their children.(Keywords: Father, Support, )

The Children\\\'s Crisis Outreach Response System provides comprehensive services to children and youth and families in King County. These services are provided free of charge to children, youth and families. King County has contracted with YMCA Family Services and Mental Health to deliver these services. Who is eligible? Children and youth not enrolled in the King County Mental Health Plan (KCMHP) who are up to age 18 and who live in King County their identified caregivers and families (including foster parents)(Keywords: Anger management, Child Protective Services, Foster Care, Stress, Substance Abuse, Teen, )

Adoption support, family support, parenting education and family resources; School Readiness; foster care;ARS; parents of newborns; Key Peninsula Family Center (253) 884-5434(Keywords: Adoption, Early Learning, Education, Foster Care, Infant, Nursing, Postpartum, Pregnancy, School Readiness, )

Developmental screening, resource coordination, pediatric, motor and speech therapies, mental health and dental services, early intervention, early childhood education, parenting classes & support, and pediatric specialty medical clinics.(Keywords: Autism, Baby, Counseling, Disability, Early Learning, Health, Infant, Latino, Spanish, Special Needs, Toddler, )

Offers classes, activities, and support. Our parenting classes offer practical ways to help parents raise bicultural and bilingual children. Classes emphasize communication and promote discussion on generational and cultural differences between immigrant parents and children. Hueiling Chan at 206-624-5633 x 4139 hueilingc@cisc-seattle.org(Keywords: Education, Fun, Support, )

Parents, caregivers, and children 0-5 years old are invited to come play, create and learn during this facilitated play time. Activities include art projects, story time, singing songs, and learning to play together. Groups are free and open to children and adults of all abilities.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Father, Fun, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Postpartum, Preschool, Special Needs, Step Parent, Toddler, )

Parents, caregivers, and children 0-5 years old are invited to come play, create, and learn during this facilitated play time. Activities include art projects, story time, singing songs, and learning to play together. Groups are free and open to children and adults of all abilities. No need to register, just come on by. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mother, Playgroup, Relative, School Readiness, Spanish, Step Parent, Support, Toddler, )

Parents, caregivers, and children 0-5 years old are invited to come play, create, and learn during this facilitated play time. Activities include art projects, story time, singing songs, and learning to play together. Groups are free and open to children and adults of all abilities. No need to register, just come on by. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, School Readiness, Spanish, Step Parent, Support, Toddler, )

Parents, caregivers, and children are invited to come play, create, and learn during this facilitated play time. Activities include art projects, story time, singing songs, and learning to play together.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Preschool, School Readiness, Support, Toddler, )

Parents, caregivers, and children are invited to come play, create and learn during this facilitated play time. Activities include art projects, story time, singing songs, and learning to play together.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Education, Father, Fun, Infant, Mother, Playgroup, Toddler, )

This is a spanish speaking support group for Latina mothers(Keywords: Latino, Spanish, Support, )

Join us for the Circle of SecurityTM Parenting series, an award-winning program designed to enhance close relationships between parents and children. Circle of SecurityTM will teach you the skills you need to read your child’s signals, so you can be a more perceptive, responsive and effective parent during those formative first years of life.(Keywords: Baby, Childcare, Early Learning, Father, Grandparent, Infant, Mother, Postpartum, Stress, Support, )

For immigrants and refugees who want to study for the citizenship exam. English speaking skills are required. (Keywords: Latino, Spanish, )

One on one appointments with Citizenship tutors.(Keywords: Education, Latino, School, Spanish, Support, )

Comprehensive primary care clinics providing medical and mental health screening and treatment for young people on or near school grounds. Staffed by health professionals who are experienced and trained to work with adolescents. Centers target adolescents who are uninsured and underinsured -- those who have no where to go to get medical care and counseling. Also serves young people who have insurance, but want confidential care and advice.(Keywords: Health, School, Support, Teen, )

Transportation service for medical and employment; housing, group homes; emergency services; HIV/AIDs services; in-home care services; nutrition/meal services; employment training services Energy assistance with heating/electric bill LIHEAP(Keywords: Basic Needs, Food, Housing, Shelter, Spanish, Substance Abuse, )

an adult-education learning program called College of Hope that focuses on life skills in four areas: family life, economic well-being, health and wellness, and housing expertise(Keywords: Education, Father, Food, Health, Housing, Mother, Public Health, Spanish, )

Story time, sensory bins, block building and snack time. STEM focus. Families, relatives, and friends can bring a child from ages 0-5 to play and learn together. Park on the street, and enter through the double glass doors facing Broadway.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning, Father, Fun, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Relative, School Readiness, Step Parent, Support, Toddler, )

Vocational training; housing; medical/denial care. clothing/modest living allowance. Earn GED if needed. For economically disadvantaged, 16-24.(Keywords: Health, Housing, Support, Teen, )

Health information; limited nursing services; pregnancy testing; WIC; immunizations; communicable disease prevention/intervention; environmental health services; children special health; dental; limited case management.(Keywords: Food, Immunization, Infant, Pregnancy, Public Health, )

Civil legal aid assistance for custody/visitation; public benefits; farm worker employment; seniors/disabled.(Keywords: Disability, Grandparent, Legal, )