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Join native or basic Japanese speaking families with children under 5 years to play, sing, and socialize.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

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)

DUI assessment; intensive outpatient; alcohol/drug information; school; anger management; DUI victims impact panel.(Keywords: Anger management, Education)

An afterschool enrichment program for 1st-8th graders. (Keywords: Childcare, Education)

(Keywords: Education, Fun)

The Agape House will provide education & non-time limited Housing to African American women, age 18-25, who are homeless and have aged out of Foster Care. https://www.facebook.com/TheAgapeHouseofWashington/info/ (Keywords: Education, Foster Care)

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)

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)

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)

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

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)

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)

Infant Toddler Early Intervention Program.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Infant Toddler Early Intervention Program(Keywords: Baby, DSHS)

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

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)

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

Parent and preschool education. This is a unique, hands-on experience for parent and child.(Keywords: Childcare, Education)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

This support group is for adults or parents/caregivers of children with ADD/ADHD.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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

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)

The program's mission is to provide innovative school programs and therapies that promote social, emotional and academic development for children with special needs. Our goal is to help children with complex behavior and learning problems achieve success. We offers year-round school programs for children from 3-17 years of age and on-site occupational therapy and speech/language therapy, and counseling.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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

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)

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)

Communities In Schools site coordinators work with at-risk students, families, and schools, to provide students with the resources they need to stay in school. These include academic support such as tutoring or mentoring, physical and mental health care, basic needs like food and clothing, life skills, and college and career preparation—all offered right at the school.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

In partnership with MultiCare Good Samaritan Family Support Center, we offer free parenting classes to increase healthy behaviors and family engagement.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

Has your child been asked to leave preschool because of behavior problems? Few child care centers are equipped to understand and help children who exhibit ongoing behavioral challenges. At Wellspring Family Services we have decades of experience and our knowledgeable staff are specially trained to help. We can help support the emotional development of your child ages 3 1/2 -5 years and help him or her learn positive relationship skills. Using the Cornerstone Method of Reflective Network Therapy developed by Dr. Gilbert Kliman we meet children in a natural setting - a classroom - and work with them through play and socialization with other children. Our teachers and infant mental health specialists create a network using input from parents, teachers, and therapists and work one-on-one with children inside of the classroom. Our goal is to provide special care to help stabilize children so they can go on to be successful in school and life.(Keywords: Childcare, Early Learning)

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)

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)

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)

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)

East African Community Services (EACS) is dedicated to improving the well-being and quality of life for East African youth and their families in Seattle. We provide tools to adjust to life in the United States, preserve diverse cultural heritages, and participate in broad and integrated community life. Programs include robotics, after school, summer and ESL classes. (Keywords: Childcare, Education)

ECEAP/Head Start program; before/after school program; infant/toddler care.(Keywords: Childcare, Early Learning)

Offers child development; after school programs; ESL/citizenship classes; food bank; hot meals; housing; parent support-education, resources, advocacy; senior services-meals, wellness program; youth program-keeping youth in school.(Keywords: Education, Food)

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

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

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)

Come discover the joy of learning while playing with your kids. Here we sing, have a snack, read, and create. For families and/or caregivers and kids.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

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)

Families in Recovery online support group Attendance can count toward sober support group or parenting group/class if needed. Talk to the instructor. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Assistance in locating licensed child care. Train child care providers. Locates-pays for child care for people in recovery, outpatient. Works with employers; assist in the development of child care programs.(Keywords: Childbirth, Preschool)

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)

FamilyWorks offers a wide variety of playgroups in our beautiful playroom. Our playroom is filled with toys, art supplies, and books—allowing children to make choices and providing many learning opportunities. Parents and caregivers of young children (birth to 5 years of age) are invited to bring their youngsters and join together to play, read, create, sing, and have snacks. Participation in all playgroups is free. Snack included.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

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

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

Classes include pre-school activities for kids 3-5 years old and educational topics for parents, grandparents, and caregivers.(Keywords: Childcare, Early Learning)

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)

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)

The services Gateways currently offers are Adoption Home Studies for children from foster care. Visitation services in the education visitation and safe exchange program called EVASE that includes parent coaching for parents that want additional training for effective parenting. Impact of Divorce on Children IDC parenting seminars are for parents or family members that are legally separated, seeking third part custody or requesting a change to their parenting plan. Transitional Aged Youth Network TRAYN for youth in transition aging out of foster care or homeless between the ages of 16-24 that need life skills and job experience. Domestic Violence Impact Panels include professionals in our community that treat, intervene and assist in effects of domestic violence on our community. Community Gardening offers space to members who want to grow food in an organically approved way using Gateways property. The neighborhood church food pantry has a large plot where they are growing produce for their food pantry.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

Summer 2015, 10 session support and skill-building group for incoming freshman. Learn stress management , emotion regulation, executive function skills, and increase self-esteem. Located in Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

Childrens Home Society full day preschool for all families. Accepts DSHS, Head Start, Seattle Preschools vouchers, and private pay as well as sliding scale. Includes meals and snacks, group activities for parents and children. Developmental and behavior screenings. Many languages supported including Amharic, Vietnamese, Arabic, Spanish, Cantonese. Homeless and foster care families automatically qualify. Contact Riley for registration. Generally Seattle Preschools and HeadStart spots fill quickly but there are spots available for private pay(Keywords: Childcare, Daycare)

Positive Parenting Classes, counseling, and family support services.(Keywords: Counseling, Early Learning)

A comprehensive pre-school and family services program, with classes for children ages 3,4, and 5. Priority is given to children from low-income families, children in their year before kindergarten and children with disabilities. Parents work with staff to st individual child goals and goals for their family.(Keywords: Early Learning, Preschool)

A comprehensive pre-school and family services program, with classes for children ages 3,4, and 5. Priority is given to children from low-income families, children in their year before kindergarten and children with disabilities. Parents work with staff to st individual child goals and goals for their family.(Keywords: Early Learning, Preschool)

A comprehensive pre-school and family services program, with classes for children ages 3,4, and 5. Priority is given to children from low-income families, children in their year before kindergarten and children with disabilities. Parents work with staff to st individual child goals and goals for their family.(Keywords: Early Learning, Preschool)

A comprehensive pre-school and family services program, with classes for children ages 3,4, and 5. Priority is given to children from low-income families, children in their year before kindergarten and children with disabilities. Parents work with staff to st individual child goals and goals for their family.(Keywords: Early Learning, Preschool)

A comprehensive pre-school and family services program, with classes for children ages 3,4, and 5. Priority is given to children from low-income families, children in their year before kindergarten and children with disabilities. Parents work with staff to st individual child goals and goals for their family.(Keywords: Early Learning, Preschool)

A comprehensive pre-school and family services program, with classes for children ages 3,4, and 5. Priority is given to children from low-income families, children in their year before kindergarten and children with disabilities. Parents work with staff to st individual child goals and goals for their family.(Keywords: Early Learning, Preschool)

Free preschool for children from low-income families; meals; transportation; special need children.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

Provide free early education and socialization skill building activities for eligible preschool aged children at 3 sites in Kent. These are family focused programs that encourage parent involvement. Also include health & nutrition services, plus parent education & family support.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

Early Head Start is a federally funded community-based program for low-income pregnant women or families iwth infants or toddlers. EHS provides childcare, home visits, group activities for children and families, child development information and parent support and education.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Early child education; parenting classes; child care; early intervention service; family resources; individualized family plans.(Keywords: Childcare, Early Learning)

Comprehensive pre-school program; infant/toddler early intervention programs; Early Head Start; youth sports.(Keywords: Childcare, Early Learning)

Head Start program for children 3-5; Early Head Start for children 0-3.(Keywords: Childcare, Early Learning)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

Volunteer tutors will help children with their homework.(Keywords: Education, School)

Support and resources and therapy for children and families in the areas of mental health, developmental services, kinship care, eating recovery and more(Keywords: Adoption, Baby)

Provides individual, group, marital & family counseling. Handles child and teen issues(e.g. child sexual abuse) divorce mediation and anger management (usually court ordered but self-referred OK). Gives family life,education and domestic violence treatment. Support groups for battered women, step-parenting and stress management. Most insurance accepted. Sliding scale fee. $15-$80.(Keywords: Adoption, Counseling)

ICAN Eastside Children\\\'s Therapy clinic serves individuals in need of therapy due to congenital disability, developmental delay, trauma, disease, surgery or acquired neurological conditions. Our clinics collaborate with each other to provide a full range of specialized group programs including feeding therapy, handwriting and social skills.(Keywords: Adoption, Anger management)

ICAN Eastside Children\'s Therapy clinic serves individuals in need of therapy due to congenital disability, developmental delay, trauma, disease, surgery or acquired neurological conditions. Our clinics collaborate with each other to provide a full range of specialized group programs including feeding therapy, handwriting and social skills.(Keywords: Adoption, Anger management)

Family resource coordination to assist families to access services/programs that will enhance the development of their child. One on one emotional support information & community resources.(Keywords: Baby, Disability)

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)

The Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) serves 4 year old children whose family income is at or below 100 percent of the federal poverty level. Patterned after the Federal Head Start program, ECEAP is funded by the Department of Community Trade and Economic Development. One of the program's primary objectives is to establish a classroom environment that promotes creative thinking, self-direction and positive social development.(Keywords: Daycare, Early Learning)

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)

Each session provides a creative activity for preschoolers and parents. Parents can engage in supportive and educational discussions on parenting and family issues and receive information on resources. Fun activities and supportive and educational workshops.(Keywords: Early Learning, Playgroup)

Jumping Mouse helps children heal through expressive mental health therapy. We support a child’s healthy development for as long as it takes. Jumping Mouse specializes in long-term, in-depth children's mental health.(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

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

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: Adoption, Baby)

1.30 p.m. – KCLS Storytime 2.00 p.m. – Preschool Enrichment (3 years and above) & Toddler Playtime (under 3 year olds) (Keywords: Baby, Father)

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, Food)

Parents, caregivers, and children 0-5 years old are invited to come play, create, and learn during this facilitated play time. Free and open to children and adults of all abilities.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

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. Have fun singing songs, telling stories, reading books, creating art, and playing.(Keywords: Baby, Father)

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)

Challenging children are more of everything, more intense, persistent, and more uncomfortable with change than other children. They are also more lively, joyous, creative, and assertive. Learn positive approaches to dealing successfully with your spirited child.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

The Parenting place offers a variety of age-appropriate and topic-specific parenting classes, including classes for domestic violence, to strengthen families of Kitsap County.Parenting Education classes are offered quarterly. Classes address age ranges from birth to teen years. The Parenting Place is a service of Kitsap Community Resources(Keywords: Abuse, Anger management)

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)

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

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)

La Casa Hogar/Yakima Interfaith Coalition both provides and cultivates educational resources that meet the diverse needs of the Hispanic immigrant women and children of Yakima and its surrounding neighborhoods, creating a diverse, healthy, and self-sustaining resource for transformation in eastern Washington. Clients are empowered to practice self-sufficiency through education, gaining highly valued skills in computer and family literacy, English as a Second language, and early learning activities in our children’s learning center and leadership. (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Children prepare for success in school while their mothers are in class. Parents are encouraged to implement the early learning activities from the ELC to their homes and community.(Keywords: Early Learning, Infant)

Talk Time for Spanish speaking parents; youth activities; once a month blanket drive and Friday open gym. Christmas and Thanksgiving help. Back to school help.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

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)

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)

Kaleidoscope Play & Learn is an organized playgroup and story time for 3-5 year olds, not enrolled in a preschool program, with their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other family and friends who take care of them. Younger siblings are welcome. Mondays, September 16 – November 4 at 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. (45 minute program) Thursdays, September 19 – November 14 at 10:15 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. (30 minute program) Central Library, Dodson Room craft time at the end(Keywords: Early Learning, Father)

Want to have more fun parenting? Love and Logic provides helpful techniques to help you achieve respectful and healthy relationships. Gain practical skills you can use immediately. (Keywords: Early Learning, Father)

Serves families of infant and children of tribal descent. Offers home visits, parent/child play groups. Provides developmental screening and assessment. Services provided by early childhood specialist and therapists.(Keywords: Home School, Infant)

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)

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)

The Family Program encourages community members to participate in activities that create opportunities for positive involvement, increase life skills, provide parent education and connections with one another. The Youth Program offers diverse and innovative activities and programs.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Offers consultation and referrals. Services; community resource info, one- on-one support, parenting info/ classes, health and safety info, and youth prevention programs (i.e. after school)(Keywords: Education, Health)

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)

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)

Mommy matters, led by local parent educators, is an opportunity for mothers of toddlers to get support and learn about what matters most as your child hits the "two's". Mommy matters blends Love and Logic principles, Gottman techniques and personal coaching. (Keywords: Education, Mother)

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)

Community health; childhood education for birth to 5; help find and keep employment; family social services; transportation;youth tutoring and substance abuse prevention.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

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)

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)

Head Start pre-school programs; community resources for parents; early intervention services; parent support.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

Designed to increase the health of families by helping parents develop better skills. Throughout the 6 week class, members share parenting strengths and identify areas for personal growth. May combine discussion, lectures, group activities, and the positive social support of peers to address common parenting concerns. Parents and children participate in activities together.(Keywords: Education, Infant)

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)

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

8 week sessions for parents and children to meet others, enjoy music, movement, brain activities. Certified parent educator discussions are held regarding research based early learning, ages and stages, typical parenting concerns. Children are never separated from parents.(Keywords: Baby, Father)

Supportive, informative parent education discussions for adults. Developmentally appropriate play for children 1-2 years old (as of September 1st, 2019). Scholarships available(Keywords: Early Learning, Father)

\"TIPS\"; \"Parents and Adolescents\"; \"Crianza con Carino\"; \"Family Relationships\"; and \"Learning with Infants and Toddlers\". Classes for parents and children to attend together. Parents learn to understand children\'s developmental stages, communication skills, and positve discipline techniques. Children learn communication, positve interaction, and cooperation skills. Scholarships available.(Keywords: Childcare, Grandfather)

*Learn how divorce or separation affects children at different ages. *Learn to create a supportive climate for your children and reduce the affects of conflict. *Gain communication skills that will better help you handle conflict. Court-mandated seminar.(Keywords: Anger management, Divorce)

Positive Parenting of Toddlers and Preschoolers. 5 week course. Sept 14- Oct 12 2016(Keywords: Father, Mother)

Increase parenting skills through building self-esteem, effective communication, managing anger, stress, growth & development, and behavior management.(Keywords: Education, Father)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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, Childcare)

A parent directed organization, exists to increase independence, empowerment and future opportunities for consumers with special needs, their families and communities, through training, information, referral and support. Serves families who have a child, (from birth to 18), with a disability. Individualized support, group meetings, training, advocacy with schools.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

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)

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)

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)

For parents and children ages birth to three. Each session provides a creative activity for children while parents engage in supportive and educational discussions on parenting and family issues and receive information on resources.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Early child education program. Parents of toddlers and two year olds attend 10 weekly 2 hr sessions. Sessions include discussion, directed play, food demonstrations and informative presentations. Nursery School Program for 3, 4, and 5 year olds. open to general public. Fee $22 registration and $66.50 for materials.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

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

Discuss what children learn from play, why free time is important, and how you can provide opportunities that help children build social and problem solving skills.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

For Children 0-5 and their parents and or others who take care of them. You and your child will have fun together: Playing, creating art, telling stories, singing songs. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a 90 minute class and group for children birth to 5 years old to experience guided topics with their parents or caregivers or relatives or other adults friends. Open to all, no fee, no registration required. (Keywords: Baby, Father)

For Adults and children, birth to 5 years old. Each session provides a creative activity for children and their caregivers. Caregivers can engage in supportive and educational discussions of parenting, family issues and child development. Discover what activities and toys best support your child's brain in making essential connections.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Parents and children come together to hear stories, have snacks, do crafts, and participate in circle time and supportive discussions! This is a great place to have FUN with your children, to interact with other families in playtime, and enhance the bond with your family and the community. Sessions are free and open to everyone!(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Newborn to age 5 with caregiver. Have fun singing songs, sharing books and stories, creating art and playing. Suitable for:Children & Families Infants Preschoolers Toddlers(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Stories, Craft, Circle Time and Supportive Discussions! This is a great place to have FUN with children and to interact with other families in playtime, learning and sharing together to enhance the bond with your family and the community Lael Voeller laelkaz@gmail.com or Jana Goyenechea jana@scartletroad.org(Keywords: Abuse, Baby)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a free facilitated playgroup where children and their caregivers play and learn together. Parents and caregivers create community with one another, talking and sharing, while children have the important experience of playing with other children. Children 0-5 and their caregivers are welcome.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a free facilitated playgroup where children and their caregivers play and learn together. Parents and caregivers create community with one another, talking and sharing, while children have the important experience of playing with other children. Children 0-5 and their caregivers are welcome.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Spanish Play and Learn at Arbor Heights Apartments. Focus on parent attachement, literacy, and early learning. Open to the community. (Keywords: Early Learning, Father)

Come to our Play and Learn Group! Come find activities for your children under 5 years old. Give them an opportunity to develop social skills and become school ready. Come meet other parents and caregivers in your community and get important information and resources. No registration necessary. Free and open to all.(Keywords: Baby, Father)

This play & learn group is open to children of all abilities, ages birth – 5 years old. Parents and children are invited to join us for fun activities, gross motor play, and circle time led by trained staff – all designed to foster your child’s development. (Keywords: Adoption, Baby)

Encompass offers weekly Toddler Groups for children ages 12-36 months and their caregivers to stimulate social skills and brain development through age-appropriate, play-based learning experiences using the Kaleidoscope Play and Learn model. In our Toddler Groups, toddlers and caregivers make new friends, and parents receive education and support as well as consultation and screenings with specialists if needed.(Keywords: Early Learning, Father)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a 90 minute class and group for children birth to 5 years old to experience guided topics with their parents or caregivers or relatives or other adults friends. Open to all, no fee, no registration required. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is an organized playgroup open to all children ages 0-5 with their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters, and other family and friends who take care of them. Group follows school district calendar. Singing songs, telling stories, creating art, playing. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

The group is open to family/caregivers and children in their care, birth - 5 years old. We sing, play, and learn together using a variety of materials and activities! Group meets October through first week of June. This weekly activity is designed for children NOT enrolled in preschool and who reside in Ferndale School District boundaries. Play & Learn will meet every Monday at North Bellingham Learning Center and every Friday at Custer Elementary when Ferndale schools are open. Please contact the Early Learning Center at 383-9660 with any questions(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play&Learn is an organized playgroup open to all children ages 0-5 with their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles and otherfamily and friends who take care ofthem.(Keywords: Baby, Father)

Parents and children come together to hear stories, have snacks, do crafts, and participate in circle time and supportive discussions! This is a great place to have FUN with your children, to interact with other families in playtime, and enhance the bond with your family and the community. Sessions are free and open to everyone!(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is an organized playgroup open to all children 0-5 with their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles and other family and friends who take care of them. Group follows the school district calendar. Led by Blaine School District employees & early learning enthusiasts, this group aims to help families prepare their young children (birth to age 5) for success in school and life through play and exploration.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Play and Learn is an organized playgroup for children ages 0-5 years and caregivers! Everyone is welcome to join in the fun with our inclusive environment. We explore toys, grow relationships, sing, and get our energy out with gym and ball pit time! This group follows the Highline School District Calendar. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a 90 minute class and group for children birth to 5 years old to experience guided topics with their parents or caregivers or relatives or other adults friends. Open to all, no fee, no registration required. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a 90 minute class and group for children birth to 5 years old to experience guided topics with their parents or caregivers or relatives or other adults friends. Open to all, no fee, no registration required. (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Newborn to age 5 with caregiver. Have fun singing songs, telling stories, reading books, creating art and playing. Play & Learn is in English, and the facilitator is bilingual in English and Spanish.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a free facilitated playgroup where children and their caregivers play and learn together. Parents and caregivers create community with one another, talking and sharing, while children have the important experience of playing with other children. Children 0-5 and their caregivers are welcome.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

We play, sing, tell stories, share a snack, and have fun! This weekly activity is designed for children NOT enrolled in preschool and who reside in Ferndale School District boundaries. Play & Learn will meet every Monday at North Bellingham Learning Center (Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Encompass offers weekly Toddler Groups for children ages 12-36 months and their caregivers to stimulate social skills and brain development through age-appropriate, play-based learning experiences using the Kaleidoscope Play and Learn model. In our Toddler Groups, toddlers and caregivers make new friends, and parents receive education and support as well as consultation and screenings with specialists if needed.(Keywords: Early Learning, Father)

Encompass offers weekly Toddler Groups for children ages 12-36 months and their caregivers to stimulate social skills and brain development through age-appropriate, play-based learning experiences using the Kaleidoscope Play and Learn model. In our Toddler Groups, toddlers and caregivers make new friends, and parents receive education and support as well as consultation and screenings with specialists if needed.(Keywords: Early Learning, Father)

Encompass offers weekly Toddler Groups for children ages 12-36 months and their caregivers to stimulate social skills and brain development through age-appropriate, play-based learning experiences using the Kaleidoscope Play and Learn model. In our Toddler Groups, toddlers and caregivers make new friends, and parents receive education and support as well as consultation and screenings with specialists if needed.(Keywords: Early Learning, Father)

Come meet other Native families with young children. Play on the beach and in the woods. Learn Southern Puget Salish and feel comfortable practicing your own Native Language. Walk north up the path towards the Environmental Science Center (meet right underneath the covered area of right across from the building(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Kaleidoscope Play and Learn is a free facilitated playgroup where children and their caregivers play and learn together. Parents and caregivers create community with one another, talking and sharing, while children have the important experience of playing with other children. Children 0-5 and their caregivers are welcome.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

Facilitated play-date for children under five and their caregivers. Enjoy a space set up especially to invite playful connections.(Keywords: Baby, Father)

Pope’s Kids Place mission is to create healthier lives through innovative and professional care. We focus on children with special health care needs. Services we offer include: Early Learning Center Dental Care Respite Care (Keywords: Autism, Daycare)

A parent educator provides comprehensive parent training and support.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

A parent educator provides comprehensive parent training and support.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

Learn how to master those difficult parenting challenges. Parenting support group based on Nurturing parenting program, facilitated by a trained parent educator. Meet and exchange ideas with other parents as your children enjoy FREE supervised play in the Museum!(Keywords: Education, Fun)

Discover the Magic The PlayGarden offers a fully inclusive, nature- based preschool program for children ages 3-5 years. We believe that all children deserve a great start in life. Our staff has extensive experience with children of all abilities and is eager to share their love of the natural world with your child. (Keywords: ADHD, Autism)

Emergency room medical services; crisis counseling; referrals. Medical evaluations for children, adolescents & adults. Children & youths must be referred by law enforcement, CPS, CWS or physician.(Keywords: Health, Preschool)

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)

The Family Support Center provides family-based advocacy, health and education services. Family service programs include parenting education, nutrition services, family support services, immunization services and information, and referral.(Keywords: Education, Health)

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)

Head Start; job connections; other programs for families/individuals residing in or around public housing community.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

Counseling; mental health services; youth substance abuse treatment; family support & prevention services; school based counseling services.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling)

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)

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)

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)

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)

The San Juan Island Family Resource Center is a community facility offering programs and services, as well as resources and referrals, designed to build on the strengths and capacities of our island families.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs)

Learn effective discipline strategies and helpful techniques to improve family communication and encourage cooperation.(Keywords: Education, Preschool)

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)

Specialty medical services for children in the Tri-Cities area.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Health)

The Seattle Childrens PlayGarden in partnership with the Best Start for Kids Initiative is pleased to announce our 2019-2020 introductory and advanced inclusion workshop series, Say Yes! to Kids with Disabilities Friday November 15th, 8:30am-12:30am Friday November 22, 8:30am-12:30pm *Space is limited. Please register with the links. The Intro workshops will offer the same content. Please register for the workshop that works best for your scheduling. All participants are encouraged (though not required) to also register for the advanced workshop. Advanced Inclusion Workshop Friday February 7th, 2020, 8:30am-12:30pm After you register the event organizers will send you an email with a short questionnaire that will help us design the workshop with your specific organizational needs and questions in mind.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD)

When you are expecting or have twins or more you face unique challenges and rewarding joys that many families have already experienced. Seattle Families of Multiples (SFOM) welcomes you to share in their understanding and support of having twins, triplets or higher order multiples.(Keywords: Baby, Childbirth)

Join us to discuss rewards and challenges of home schooling, share materials, and get information on starting home schooling.(Keywords: Education, Home School)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

Parenting classes offered quarterly in connection with the cooperative preschool.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

Shoreline Family Support Center is a program of the Center for Human Services. Clothing exchange; Computer Lab; Hopelink Food Bank; WIC; First Steps in Spanish; Healthy Start; Play and Learn Groups.(Keywords: Clothing, Food)

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)

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)

Information on kindergarten registration and resources to prepare your children for kindergarten.(Keywords: Early Learning, Education)

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)

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)

This program provides services for children with disabilities, ages birth to three and their families. Services to eligible children are designed to meet developmental needs based on their Individual Family Service Plan.(Keywords: Baby, Early Learning)

This program provides services for children with disabilities, ages birth to three and their families. Services to eligible children are designed to meet developmental needs based on their Individual Family Service Plan.(Keywords: Baby, Disability)

This program provides services for children with disabilities, ages birth to three and their families. Services to eligible children are designed to meet developmental needs based on their Individual Family Service Plan.(Keywords: Baby, Disability)