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This organization offers programs that provide access to job search, education, and skills training. Some programs are limited to eligible participants.

With a trained home visitor, low income families learn about child development, participate in health and nutrition screenings and develop a plan for family and child growth. Participants can attend gatherings with other families and participate in meetings that inform program direction. Serves Okanagan County and Bridgeport, WA.

Answers is currently providing Covid-19 specific services under most of their programs. Help is available for families experiencing Covid-19 related symptoms such as anxiety, depression, loss, grief, homelessness, financial issues and isolation.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need.

Offers electronic access to job search, education and skills training. Also offers a locator tool to help you find your local office and in-person support. Some programs are limited to eligible participants. See website for details.

Provides legal services for non-detained individuals who have immigration issues. Serves Adams, Asotin, Benton, Columbia, Franklin, Garfield, Kittitas, Klickitat, Walla Walla, Whitman & Yakima counties.

Provides dental services for children and adults.

Provides diapers to North Pacific County Families.

WIC is a nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding & chestfeeding parents, and children under 5. It provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding & chestfeeding support.

Offers comprehensive care for children and adults, including family medicine, prenatal and postpartum services, and behavioral health support.

The ReWA LEP Career Pathway Program encompasses employment, training, Computer Basics Workshops, ESL, and life skills services. Its overarching objective is to facilitate stable employment opportunities for refugees and immigrants participating in the program, thereby paving the way for a seamless integration experience for the entire family.

This organization offers recovery community based services with free access to the recovery support, care, and resources needed to achieve long-term recovery.

Offers courses and treatment programs for anger management and mood/personality disorders. Also offers a Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) course.

Provides utility assistance services to low-income households and individuals. Call to apply over the phone. Applicants must live in Pierce County OUTSIDE of Tacoma.

Offers outpatient substance use treatment services to adults, children, teens, and families in Latino communities. Bilingual services are available. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid) and offers a sliding scale fee for the uninsured.

Offers weekly story time and play groups for children aged 18 months to 5 years and their families. Check the website for the schedule.

Supplies may include maternity & baby clothes, diapers, formula, cribs, strollers & car seats. Some items are available based on donations only. Clients are able to receive supplies every six weeks.

Offers free clothing and necessities for children and adults. Availability depends on donations.

This organization offers food bank services. Each house is able to visit two visits per month. Diapers are available depending on donations, please call to confirm.

Offers a variety of storytime activities for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Join for stories and songs to spark a love of learning.

Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs (CYSHCN) program serves children 0-18, who have or are at risk of developing, serious physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional conditions. Program staff helps connect them and their families to the health and related services they need to thrive.

Offers comprehensive medical services for individuals and families across all ages. Their care includes family medicine, pediatrics, women’s health, immunizations, and family planning—delivered through a patient-centered approach that emphasizes accessibility, prevention, and whole-person wellness.

Provides specialized therapy and family support for children impacted by prenatal substance exposure. Services include occupational therapy, mental and behavioral health support, feeding and sensory processing interventions, social skills development, and comprehensive caregiver education. Families receive individualized care plans and ongoing guidance from a dedicated team trained in evidence‑based, trauma‑informed approaches.

Information about Medicare insurance and offers assistance with applications.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need. Located on the 5th floor of the Public Market Parking Garage.

Provides diapers, wipes, and emergency food to families with children in need; inventory varies. Also offers referrals to other resources and parenting classes and center programming such as play groups and 2SLGBTQ+ groups for youth ages 11-18.

WIC is a nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding & chestfeeding parents, and children under 5. It provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding & chestfeeding support.

The Family Birth Center at PeaceHealth Southwest can help prepare for labor and birth as well as the experiences a family will enjoy during baby's first year.

Offers family planning services, including annual exams, pregnancy testing, STI/STD testing, birth control options and abortions.

The Hoh Tribe Health Clinic provides a variety of services for the health and welfare of the community. Indian Child Welfare, Community Health Resources, Substance Abuse, Social Services, Youth Programs, and Guardian Ad Litem and various other assistance services are among the services handled by the Health Clinic.

The Parents as Teachers home visitation program provides parents with information and helps build their children's intellectual, language, social, and physical development from birth to age five. Serves Mason County through this home visiting program.

Offers mental-health counseling services, case management, medication prescribing, addiction treatment and crisis services. Also provides transitional housing and residential services for people with psychiatric disabilities.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need.

Low-income families who receive assistance from programs like WIC and TANF may be able to receive a set of cloth diapers for free.

Provides counseling & behavioral health services for children. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid). Some clinics may offer a reduced rate or sliding fee scale for payment, please call for details.

This clinic offers free well woman exams (including a pap smear, pelvic exam and breast exam), STD/STI screening, and pregnancy testing.

Provides lactation & breastfeeding support such as: Low milk supply with labs & medical workup available, Frenectomy for Infant Tongue-Tie & Lip Tie, difficult latch, sore nipples and nipple damage, slow infant weight gain, bottle feeding, pumping support, Mastitis, plugged ducts, oversupply, engorgement, transition from breast to bottle, transition back to work. In person and virtual appointments available. Services can start at 32 weeks.

Substance use treatment programs.

Offers family story times for children of all ages in various languages. Please see website or call for details and schedule.

Offers a culturally driven inpatient program for tribal members or individuals with parents who are tribal members.

Services include outpatient, intensive outpatient, educational groups, outreach and engagement, eligibility and enrollment for public benefits, and screenings. Accepts Apple Health only.

This public health center offers family planning services, including annual exams, STD testing, pregnancy testing, birth control options.

Provides food to individuals & families enrolled in the Food Assistance Program and living in King County. Clients can shop at the market two (2) times per month. Pre-packed boxes of non-perishable foods are available if additional food is needed after the two shopping visits. Appointments for the market can be scheduled in person with the staff or visit during walk-in hours.

WE SERVE: Those in need in the community. WE PROVIDE: Emergency/supplemental food in an impartial and dignified manner.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need.

Provides free, full spectrum doula services to pregnant people who use substances and are unhoused in Seattle, WA. Also offer referral to additional services as needed. See website for details.

Gas vouchers may be available for work and medical appointments.

This health center provides counseling and behavioral health services and accepts Apple Health (Medicaid). Located on the second floor of the Community Life Center.

Distributes free food to those in need at Inspire Church North Cascade. Diapers available based on donations.

WIC is a nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding & chestfeeding parents, and children under 5. It provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding & chestfeeding support.

WIC Participants can receive breastfeeding support from a trained peer counselor and also WIC staff. Active WIC participants are eligible for a breast pump at no cost and other breastfeeding supplies. Referrals to Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) as needed.

This is a local organization that distributes free food to families and individuals in need. The food bank is located in the United Methodist Church. Serves the needs of the community in Washington's Snoqualmie Valley.

The Family Development Program offers case management for low income families. Provides assistance with topics like education, employment, health, housing stability, parenting, and financial management.

WIC is a nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding & chestfeeding parents, and children under 5. It provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding & chestfeeding support.

Provides parent support groups, play groups, resources and information to individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

Provides medical services at little or no cost to uninsured and underinsured people using volunteer health professionals.

Offers weekly story times, music, movement, rhymes and interactive playdates for kids aged 0 - 8 and their families. See website for details and schedule.

Access to Baby and Child Dentistry (ABCD) coordinators can help find specialized dental providers who accept Apple Health for children 0-6 or Children ages 0-13 with a Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) Indicator. Serves Walla Walla County.

Offers the Little Learners program providing stories, songs, and educational activities that help prepare a child for a successful start in school. See website for details and schedule.

WIC is a nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding & chestfeeding parents, and children under 5. It provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding & chestfeeding support.

Offers free diapers and wipe for children under 5 years old, including pregnant mothers. You can request and pick up once a month.

Designed for families with children ages 0-12 years, this program helps parents learn positive parenting approaches. Parents can choose to attend a support group or join their online program.

Homeward House Collaborative provides peer support and wraparound services to prevent the harms of separation for families experiencing substance use disorders and poverty in Snohomish County. Parent Ally Mentors offer judgement-free peer support to help parents stabilize and continue to build their parent-child bond. Homeward House is also a family resource and visitation center where parents can have visitation in a homelike environment with access to a kitchen, nurseries, backyard, laundry, and baby supplies. Partner agencies provide services including shelter/housing, early childhood education, behavioral health services, education and employment support, parent representation and more. Also provides on-site/in-home infant mental health services.

Provides support and resources for breastfeeding women.

Dedicated to supporting the health and wellness of Tribal members by combining clinical expertise with a personalized, community-focused approach

Substance use treatment programs.

First Steps/Maternity Support Services (MSS) provides extra help for pregnant women receiving Pregnancy Medicaid insurance. Help may include nutrition education, counseling services and parenting support.

Offers a variety of online classes to help you prepare for delivery and parenthood, including courses on childbirth, breastfeeding, fathering, car seat safety, and infant safety and CPR.

The Kettle Falls Library offers storytimes featuring stories, songs, and activities.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need. Some food banks serve specific areas.

WIC is a nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding & chestfeeding parents, and children under 5. It provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding & chestfeeding support.

Specializes in family dentistry including preventive dental exams, emergency or urgent care, and referrals.

This library offers Family Story Time (18 months and up) and Baby Story Time (0-18 months). Come and enjoy stories, happy songs, rhymes, and activities that inspire a love of reading. Please call or see the online calendar for dates and times.

Offers comprehensive care for children and adults, including family medicine, prenatal and postpartum services, and behavioral health support.

This agency provides counseling and behavioral health services for youth and children age 6-24. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid).

Substance use treatment programs.

Offers three meals a day Monday through Friday, and brunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday.

Summer Meals for Kids provides freshly made, nutritious lunches at kid-friendly and accessible locations around north Seattle and Shoreline while kids are on summer vacation. Parents can also receive a meal at a site. Please check the website for a location near you: https://hungerintervention.org/summer-eats/.

Offers a comprehensive, holistic approach to adult substance use recovery. Specializing in treating co-occurring disorders like anxiety, depression, and trauma alongside addiction, using individualized treatment plans crafted by a multidisciplinary team.

Offers weekly story times with music, movement and rhymes for kids ages 0 - 8 and their families. See website for details and schedule.

Provides medical, dental, and vision services at no cost to uninsured and underinsured people using volunteer health professionals.

Provides counseling & behavioral health services for children, adolescents, adults and families. Children need to be verbal (ranging from age 3-5). Accepts Apple Health Medicaid. Please call for more details on specific services.

Provides comprehensive medical care, including primary and preventive health services, immunizations, behavioral health and family planning.

Provides online information about wake windows to help keep your baby on a more regular sleep schedule. Focuses on a baby's first year of life.

Offers family planning services, including annual exams, pregnancy testing, STI/STD testing, birth control options and abortions.

Offers free layettes, diapers, wipes, and car seats to newborns at local hospital birth centers. Also provides sibling bags and parent resources. Diaper Bank for children of all ages in need by appointment only at 406-439-6694. Located at All Saints Episcopal Church.

This is a free online eligibility screener for employment and training programs at community colleges around the state. Eligible students may then apply for funding and learn the steps to start a training program.

The Subsidized Annual (Bus) Pass is offered to King, Pierce, and Snohomish County residents who are at or below 80% of the federal poverty level and are enrolled in one of six state cash benefit programs. They can obtain a subsidized annual pass valid for free travel on King County Metro, Sound Transit, and Community Transit. Pierce Transit does not accept the pass, but will give a discount to riders with the pass. Call the CHAP line to apply.

Helps prepare immigrants for work in their communities through job placement, workplace education and training, financial literacy training, economic empowerment and resiliency, and ongoing career counseling.

Offers a weekly Story Time with books, songs and movement activities for families with young children.

Offers a range of ABA services designed to support individuals across ages and skill levels. Whether your child thrives in one-on-one therapy, small-group learning, or natural-environment settings, we have programs built to help them grow. From early intervention programs to social skills groups and community-based support, our services are flexible and designed to evolve as your child develops.

Offers diapers and other baby supplies through Westside Baby. Call or come in to apply for the program.

Offers a weekly Story Time with books, songs and movement activities for families with young children.

WIC is a nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding & chestfeeding parents, and children under 5. It provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding & chestfeeding support.

With a trained home visitor, eligible families that are expecting or have children age newborn up to 3 years old learn about their child's development by participating in development screenings and ongoing assessment, do fun learning activities with your child and develop a plan for family and child growth. Participants can attend gatherings with other families and participate in meetings that inform program direction. Serves Ferry, Stevens, Pend Oreille, and Spokane Counties. Apply online or call for more information.

Provides low cost immunizations and accepts Apple Health (Medicaid).

The Family Support Department offers hope, connection, community, information, and fun for families raising a child with cerebral palsy or other developmental disability. Supports and services include parent support groups, family events, information and resources, workshops, Respitality, and funding.

Answers questions and provide education on a wide range of health topics. For new parents, nurses may discuss things like breastfeeding and making sure babies are healthy and happy. Offers virtual, home and in-office visits.

Provides counseling & behavioral health services to adults, children, adolescents, and families in Latino communities. Bilingual services available. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid) and may offer a reduced rate or sliding fee scale.

We Serve: The Clothing Bank is open to everyone — men, women, and children of all ages — regardless of income or background. We Provide: The Clothing Bank offers new and gently used clothing for people in need. Anyone can “shop” for clothing at no charge, choosing items that fit and suit their household. In addition to everyday clothing, there is a back‑to‑school event (in mid‑August) where backpacks, school supplies, and clothing are provided. The Caring Place also offers diapers, toiletries, and other essential items, along with support to connect with other community resources. Residents in Stanwood-Camano may shop 1x per month and all other residents may shop 1x every other month. Other: There are no special requirements or documents needed to use the Clothing Bank. The only information request is name and date of birth.