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Washington’s Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) program gives eligible workers paid time off to care for a new child, support a family member with a serious health condition, or recover from their own major medical issue. It provides up to 12 weeks of paid leave in most situations, offering financial stability so people can focus on their health and families. Visit the website to determine when you are eligible to take Paid Family and Medical Leave. Learn how to prepare your application and apply for the benefits.

Provides counseling & behavioral health services to adults, children, adolescents, and families in Latino communities. Bilingual services available. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid) and offers a sliding scale fee for the uninsured.

Offers childbirth preparation classes. Register online or call.

Offers a free breastfeeding support group and lactation consultation services.

Offers gas, clothing vouchers, and bus passes for certain approved activities such as medical appointments, work, and access to shelters. Clients must be income eligible and be a resident of Skagit County. Families can also get assistance with applying for food benefits and accessing services. Clients are also able to engage in ongoing case management for ongoing resource navigation services.

Provides counseling & behavioral health services and accepts Apple Health (Medicaid). Some clinics may offer a reduced rate or sliding fee scale. Please call for more details on specific services.

Provides prenatal and postnatal care, midwifery services, and breastfeeding services. Accepts Medicaid.

WIC is a nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding parents, and children under 5. It provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support. This location of service is for Lumen High School Students Only.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need. Check the Facebook or Instagram page for updates on closures and hours due to inclement weather. Must be 18 or older to access this food bank. Diapers are offered the first full week of each month to parents with children under 2 years old that bring a birth certificate and WA ID.

Offers resources and supports to parents and caregivers who have been touched by developmental disabilities including Down Syndrome. See website for details.

Offers mental health counseling for families and individuals of all ages.

Offers story times where children age 0-5 and their families can enjoy stories, songs, and fun learning activities. See website for details and schedule.

Provides emergency assistance to help any woman resident of San Juan County to address a one-time problem for which other assistance is unavailable. Women in need are identified through referrals from local community resource centers.

Provides free civil legal aid to Pierce County residents, focusing on issues like eviction defense, family safety, and access to justice. Their services include the Housing Justice Project, family law assistance, legal clinics covering a range of civil matters, and community pop‑up events that help people navigate legal challenges with support from trained staff and volunteer attorneys.

Call or email Watch Me Grow Washington for in-depth information about the health and safety information mailings and additional support. Visit the website to access PDF versions of the mailings.

This family counseling center offers in-person and online (telehealth) counseling visits for children, teens, adults, couples, and families.

Offers support and Information for parents of children with ADHD, adults with ADHD, educators and health care professionals. Meets on the third Friday of each month from 6:30-8:00pm, in-person at the Subway Community Room on Kitsap Way in Bremerton.

Families that need support with services and resources meet with a trained Parent Advocate to formulate a strategy to obtain services tailored to the needs of their family member. These needs may include special education services, future planning for adult services such as guardianship, government assistance such as Medicaid, or conflict resolution regarding standards of care.

The Deaf Hotline is a 24/7 hotline that is ASL accessible for people experiencing abuse. Survivors can consult with a culturally-adept and trained advocate in ASL. Provides safety planning, crisis intervention and emotional support.

Provides diapers to families once a month. Walk in to access this service.

Provides mental health and substance use counseling services provided through individual, family and group sessions for youth and young adults ages 4-24.

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

The Winthrop Public Library hosts a weekly Storytime at Solace the Cedar Tree on Fridays from 11:00am to 11:30am. The recurring program is geared to babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary kids.

Offers workshops and services that support recovery, education, and personal growth.

We provide families of children 0-18 years of age across King and Pierce Counties (WA) culturally responsive and linguistically appropriate supports to navigate the healthcare and education systems to maximize the potential of children with disabilities.

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

Offers free diapers to low-income families. May still be able to help if you have no income, or residence. Provided at Riverview Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Offers consultations to provide personalized care with breastfeeding, pumping and lactation. Also offers online pre-recorded classes for lactation and pumping, as well as prenatal lactation services. Serves Thurston, Lewis and Mason Counties.

WE SERVE: Individuals experiencing a mental health, substance use, or suicidal crisis in Snohomish County and Surrounding Areas. WE PROVIDE: Crisis assessment, stabilization, and referral, community crisis outreach, voluntary crisis services for all ages, investigations for involuntary substance use & mental health for persons 13 and older, next day phone or in-person appointments for follow-up services, and referrals to ongoing behavioral health services.

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 evaluations and therapy services such as occupational, physical, speech & language, feeding, behavioral and social skills therapies, among others - for children 0-10 years old. Accepts Apple Health/Medicaid.

Provides counseling & behavioral health services in both English and Spanish. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid) and may offer a reduced rate or sliding fee scale. Please call for details.

Provides a 30 to 90 day shelter program for unhoused families with minor children. Call for details.

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

The National Safe Haven Alliance ensures every parent is given the support, resources, and opportunity to create a safe post-birth plan for their baby. Crisis Hotline staff can also provide Safe Haven locations and assist you through this process, you are not alone.

Substance use treatment programs.

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.

Provides age-appropriate and culturally sensitive behavioral health services to children, youth and their families. Offers specialized programs for ethnic and sexual minorities; youth with disabilities; and youth involved with the juvenile justice system. Accepts Apple Health (Medicaid) and offers a sliding fee scale. Serves children and youth who live in Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, and Sammamish.

Provides trained coaches who have lived experience with mental health and addiction issues. They provide assistance in navigating these issues and developing a recovery wellness plan. This organization is located in Moscow, Idaho and Pullman, WA but serves anyone regardless of residency.

Support groups and parent resources to prevent drug and alcohol use in adults & children.

Substance use treatment programs.

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

This is a local organization that distributes free food to those in need. 

Love INC helps to assist neighbors in need to access or receive a particular need.

Offers monthly support groups where participants can share experiences, get advice, and find encouragement. See website for more information and contact details.

The Community Hub matches individuals and families in King County with community-based workers who help them find resources, navigate systems, and champion their needs. Partners with Help Me Grow/WithinReach and a diverse range of community partners offering culturally and linguistically appropriate resource navigation.

Offers fresh produce, hearty grains, various dairy, and a wide range of other nutritious & delicious food through the Clark County Food Bank.

Get help from this local food bank to feed your family.

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.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need. Depending on availability, may also carry hygiene items and diapers. Serves residents of Winlock-Vader area and Ryderwood. Located below the Rowdy Rooster Bistro. Non residents can access food placed on outside deck weekly.

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

Hope Market is a client-choice, shopping-style food pantry that is open four days per week and available to all Washington State residents facing food insecurity. Offers diapers as an extra item when a client receives food assistance.

Provides short-term emergency assistance to help eligible families pay for high-quality child care in a licensed child care center or licensed family home. Call to apply. Serves Snohomish, Skagit, Island, San Juan, and Whatcom counties.

Offers a play group once a week for children ages 0-5. Caregivers must be present with their children. Email [email protected] for more information and to schedule.

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.

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.

Clients can shop for free at The Market as often as they need to. Provides food and basic hygiene products.

Assists the needy with food and clothing.

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.

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

GRADS is a high school program for pregnant teens & young parents. The program helps students complete their high school education, learn parenting skills, receive employment orientation, and offers childcare.

This program offers free support, guidance and home visiting services for low income pregnant moms, starting before the 28th week of pregnancy. Client does not have to be a first-time mom and there is no age limit for the pregnant parent. Please call or complete a referral form online to register; serves Spokane County.

This clinic offers substance use treatment programs.

Offers support groups for people living with mental health conditions and/or their loved ones. Check the calendar for times and locations of the support groups.

Supplies include maternity & baby clothes, diapers, formula, cribs, strollers & car seats. Some items are only available based on donations. Please call to confirm details.

The SAMHSA provides phone and web-based resources for locating mental and/or substance use disorder treatment programs across the country.

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 emergency utility assistance to families. Please call for details.

Offers baby story times where children ages 0-18 months and their families can enjoy stories, songs, and fun learning activities. Also offers play groups in English and Spanish with multilingual stories and simple arts & crafts for children 0-5 and their families. See website for details and schedule.

The Care and Share Food Bank and Thrift Store is a food bank program for those in need living in Lincoln County.

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

The TEARS Foundation provides financial and emotional support to families grieving the loss of a child. They offer funeral assistance, peer-based grief support, remembrance programs, and community resources to help families navigate their healing journey

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.

Family Connects links parents to the individual community resources that align with their family's needs. If you live in Pierce County and you are pregnant or have an infant less than 12 weeks old, visit Family Connects website to request free, post-birth support from a nurse.

Provides free diapers and wipes.

Early intervention (EI) services are designed for children birth to 3 with developmental delays or disabilities and their families to support learning and development. Services include coordination, supports, and resources in a variety of settings. Contact for more information on how to get a free developmental evaluation for your child.

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.

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.

This line offers information about receiving or paying child support and how to apply.

The Family Intervention Response to Stop Trauma (FIRST) Clinic is a nonprofit organization focused on preventing trauma caused by family separation. FIRST operates at no costs to its clients, placing necessary resources within reach, and allowing families to focus on their safety and health.

The Omak Public Library hosts Baby and Toddler Thursdays each Thursday from 10:00am to 11:00am. The recurring weekly drop-in program is geared to babies and toddlers.

Free legal services for low income seniors aged 60+ statewide. Clients may also apply online. Please call for details.

This course provides the information and confidence you need to prepare for birth and welcome your baby. In-person, virtual, and eClass options are available. In-person classes alternate between Sacred Heart Medical Center and Holy Family Hospital.

This organization offers food bank services drive-by pick ups every Wednesday from 12:00pm - 4:00pm. Clients are requested to come every other week unless they have run out of food at home. No one will be turned away.

Provides primary medical care for patients of all ages. Including preventitive care, pediatric care, family planning, prenatal care, behavioral health, and immunizations.

Access to Baby and Child Dentistry (ABCD) coordinators can help find specialized dental providers who accept Apple Health for children 0-6. Serves Grant County.

Trained community-based home visitors provide prenatal education services and resources to pregnant families and early childhood education. Serves families of children ages 0-3 years living in Ocean Shores, Pacific Beach, Lake Quinault, Raymond, and the Quinault Indian Nation.

Offers diagnostic evaluations for autism and ABA therapy in a welcoming, child-friendly environment.

This website provides current information on local domestic violence programs and confidential hotlines.

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.

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.

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

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

Those who need can find canned soups or chili, ramen packages or cups, peanut butter, canned fruit or fruit cups, tuna fish, or any other canned or long-lasting prepared food items in the Little Pantry. It’s located on the lawn next to Fourth Plain Blvd.

This is a residential treatment facility for both men and women. Call admissions to complete an intake.

The store is open to young shoppers between the ages of 4 and 12, with gifts ranging in price from only $1.00 to $12.00. Children are paired with an "elf" to help them shop. Shopping available end of November through December. Located in the Spokane Valley Mall.

The North Central Youth Navigator Program is an access portal and support system for individuals concerned about a school aged youth experiencing behavioral health challenges. Most meetings are facilitated virtually over Microsoft Teams. Serves youth and families who reside in Okanogan, Chelan/Douglas, and Grant counties. For information in Spanish call 509-668-3707.

Childbirth preparation classes that accept Apple Health (Medicaid) for payment. Please call or visit the website to register for classes.

Offers free one-to-one tutoring services for adult English language learners. Services include support for English reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills; GED (General Educational Development) test preparation; and basic computer skills.