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

This program assists people who live in rural Washington and neighboring states where abortion is no longer accessible. This includes covering costs associated with seeking abortion services, such as travel, hotel, lost wages, childcare, and costs for the procedure or medication. Interpretation is available in Tagalog, P'urhepecha, Samoan, Tongan, and Marshalesse.

The Host Families Program provides safe homes for children of families in crisis. A family can have their child or children stay with a host family anywhere from one night up to several weeks or months. The service is meant to provide respite for a family going through a crisis like homelessness, medical issues, domestic violence, or mental health issues. Families retain custody of their children and can have their children returned to them at any time.

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

Federal regulations require that all children enrolled in Medicaid receive a blood lead test at 12 and 24 months of age, or at 24 to 72 months of age if no record of a previous test exists. See the webpage for more details and ask your child's provider about lead testing.

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 a wide range of dental services in a welcoming, family-friendly environment. These include comprehensive exams, X-rays, cleanings, preventive care, periodontal treatments, restorative procedures, limited root canals, crowns, dentures, and emergency dental care.

The Community Dental Clinics serve people on Medicaid or who do not have dental insurance and cannot afford dental care. Fill out an application online. Please check the website or call for dates and locations.

This organization offers a grocery-style free food pantry to families and individuals in need.

The Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs program offers guidance for connecting children from birth through 18 years with community resources that support their unique nutritional, developmental, and behavioral needs.

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

This free program for pregnant individuals and children up to age offering parent-child activities, child health and development information & resources referrals. Families enjoy one-on-one personal visits twice a month with a trained parent educator and monthly group with other families for two or more years. Serves Yakima County.

The Cowlitz Indian Tribal Housing program offers a wide range of housing support services for enrolled Cowlitz members, focusing on affordability, stability, and homeownership. These services include emergency housing assistance, rental aid for elders, students, and disabled members, down payment support for first-time homebuyers, and programs for home repairs and energy-efficient appliances.

Services, support, resources and referrals offered to military families who have a family member with special health care need. Activities at Kitsap may include movies, swimming and bowling.

The Parent to Parent program offers monthly education seminars/workshops on disability-related topics, monthly social/recreational events, Trimesterly Sibshops™ sibling support events, annual “Helping Parent” (mentorship) Training, and year-round—Community Outreach Events.

Offers substance use treatment services for youth and adults. Tribal & Non-Tribal individuals are welcome. Please call for details.

Substance use treatment programs.

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

Offers programs for permanent supportive housing, transitional housing, and tenant-landlord liaison services for low income families and individuals.

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

Offers information, referral, and follow up services to grandparents and other relatives raising kin-children to link them to benefits and services that they or the children need.

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 substance use treatment services for children, youth and young adults in Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond & Sammamish. Please call for details.

The Washington Autism Alliance supports clients with autism (or other intellectual and developmental disabilities) and their families by helping them navigate complex systems through their sliding scale family navigation services.

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.

The Early Childhood Disability Support Program, also known as Kobcinta Aqoonta Dhalaanka (KAD), provides early childhood disability support and services for Black children ages 0–5. Services include home visits, referrals to resources, and early intervention services. Families can call or visit the website for eligibility and enrollment details.

This organization provides clothing bank services on Saturdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm and Wednesdays from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

Offers weekly story times with music, movement and rhymes for kids ages 0 - 5 and their families. See website for details and schedule.

Storytime for children ages 3-6.

Provides general medical care for families & individuals and accepts Apple Health (Medicaid). Also offers a sliding fee scale for the uninsured.

Offers family support such as parenting classes, diapers, baby clothing. Please call for detailed information about services offered.

Provides new school clothing to students in need in grades K-12 in all eight Whatcom County schools: Bellingham, Blaine, Ferndale, Lynden, Meridian, Mt. Baker, Nooksack Valley and Lummi Nation.

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.

This non-profit organization offers counseling and support groups to families with children from birth to 21 years old.

Provides virtual parenting classes at a sliding scale fee.

Offers multiple preschool-aged programs for children aged 3-5. Check the website for details and the schedule.

Provides a safe space for children and their caregivers to meet friends, read stories, and enjoy crafts/activities. All ages are welcome.

Provides diapers and wipes to families in Thurston and surrounding counties.

Substance use treatment programs.

Offers diapers, clothing, emergency food, holiday assistance, utility assistance, housing navigation, and resource navigation.

Provides a homey environment to focus on treating substance use disorder while receiving substance use treatment, parenting classes, basic life skills classes, and therapeutic childcare. Length of stay is based on medical necessity but can be up to six-months.

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

Provides free furniture, beds, clothes, household goods, and appliances to people in need.

Adults with Apple Health/ Medicaid health insurance are eligible for in-person and tele-counseling sessions.

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

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.

This library offers Baby Story Time (0-18 months); Toddler Story Time (19 months-3 years); and Preschool Storytime (3-5 years). Please call or see the online calendar for dates and times.

Provides assistance with finding housing and other resources for individuals experiencing homelessness or domestic violence. Call for more information.

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 energy assistance to low income households allowing clients to maintain dignity while applying for services.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need once a week using a drive-through service.

Substance use treatment programs.

This organization offers a holiday gift assistance program for families living in King County. Priority is first given to families enrolled in the PREPARES program, but it is also open to the public. Registration begins in late October or early November and closes by mid-November. Call to confirm holiday gift assistance dates.

Offers individual, family, and group services for youth aged 5-18. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid). and offers a sliding scale fee based on family size and income.

This organization offers free legal advice and resources; please call for appointments.

Provides both urgent and regular dental services for adults and 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.

Provides general medical care for families & individuals and accepts Apple Health (Medicaid).

Offers autism screenings, ABA therapy, intensive treatment, and support/social groups for children and their families.

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

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

Provides a network of peer support, events, information & referral and educational workshops to families of children with special needs and/or disabilities.

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.

Provides dental services for American Indian/Alaska Native adults and children. Some clinics may accept Apple Health (Medicaid). while others may offer a sliding fee scale or reduced rate program. Please call the dental clinic for more information as services and coverage may be limited.

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 families who are pregnant or have a child younger than 3 years old.

Provides dental care to patients who are low-income and who do not have dental insurance. By appointment only. Services provided are fillings and extractions.

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.

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

Multi-Service Center offers supplemental and emergency food to individuals and 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 child, family and adult counseling & behavioral health services. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid). Some clinics also offer a reduced rate or sliding fee scale. Please call for more details on specific services.

Clark County Public Health provides Nurse-Family Partnership® (NFP) services in Clark and Cowlitz counties. NFP is a free, evidence-based, community health program that serves low-income, pregnant individuals. Each participant is partnered with a registered nurse (RN) and receives ongoing nurse home visits until child turns 2 years of age. NFP is offered at no cost to eligible families. It is a life-transforming partnership, for the parent and child.

Offers 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. Extended hours are available by appointment only.

Ensures safe withdrawal from alcohol and drugs, provides substance use disorder assessment referrals, and assists clients to ensure after care is arranged.

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 Upper County Food Bank distributes free food to those in need.

Offers comprehensive primary care for the entire family, including preventative care, pediatrics, family planning, and immunizations.

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.

The Endicott Library hosts a weekly Storytime for young children

Offers assessment, diagnosis, group therapy, and individual counseling for substance use disorder.

Provides dental services to adults and children.

Provides Area Agency on Aging (AAA) services for adults 60 and over, Tribal members 55 and older, persons with disabilities, and family and friends helping with their care. Services include advocacy, information and referrals, and administering state/federal/private funds to meet needs.

The Working Connections Child Care program helps eligible families pay for child care. Families can apply by calling or submitting an application online at www.WashingtonConnection.org.

The webpage provides information about where to find vaccines within Pierce County for adults and children.

Riders can use the Reduced Fare Portal to apply on their own for any of the following transportation programs, based on their eligibility and preferences: ORCA LIFT, ORCA Youth, Subsidized Annual Pass, and Regional Reduced Fare Permit for Seniors and Riders with a Disability.

This program incorporates traditional Tulalip Tribal teachings and aims to promote parenting skills and child development. Serves pregnant mothers and children up to 5 years old. Offers weekly home visitation. Expectant fathers, grandparents, and other caregivers can also enroll.

This organization offers licensing, placement, and case management support for foster parents and relative caregivers.

Offers resource information, advocacy, emergency shelter for women and children, legal services, support groups, and a children's program for survivors of domestic violence.

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 Center provides basic needs such as diapers, food, clothing, resource navigation, and more. Diaper distribution hours are on the 2nd and 4th Thurs from 10:00am - 2:00pm, but families in critical need can call or walk in for assistance at any time.

Gas vouchers may be available for work and medical appointments.

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 full-service oral health care for the entire family, including exams, cleanings, pediatric dentistry, restorative treatments, emergency care, and minor oral surgery.

This organization offers food bank services to those in need. The entrance is in the back of the building.

Offers evidence based speech-language pathology and occupational therapy.

Provides counseling for individuals, families, and couples. Specializes in LGBT couples and families, multicultural families, and non-traditional families.

Each county's Area Agency on Aging (AAA) provides free information and referral service for adults 60 and over, Tribal members 55 and older, persons with disabilities, and family and friends helping with their care.

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.

This free program offers parent-child activities, child health and development information, and resource referrals. Parents enjoy one-on-one personal visits twice a month with a trained parent educator and a monthly group with other families for two or more years.