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

Provides PUD utility bill assistance for low income families in Mason County.

Offers parent-child activities, child health & development information, & connections to community resources. Participating parents enjoy one-on-one personal visits twice a month with a trained parent educator and monthly group events with other families for two or more years. Serves Chief Leschi, Franklin Pierce, Clover Park and Tacoma School . Some availability in Pierce County outside of above listed districts. Complete contact submission for further information.

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 up to $150 in utility assistance for eligible residents of Walla Walla. Call for more information.

Residents of King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties who at or below 80% of the federal poverty line and are enrolled in one of six state assistance programs are eligible for a subsidized annual pass valid for travel on King County Metro and Sound Transit services. To apply, please call.

This organization offers free diapers and other baby items. Please call for details.

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.

Topics include birth planning, movement and body mechanics during pregnancy, signs of labor, pain management strategies, partner support and what to expect during delivery. The class also explores feeding choices, newborn care essentials and what those first few weeks at home really look like.

This is a local organization that distributes free food to families and individuals in need. Serves residents of Franklin County.

Offers family dental services for children and adults, with a focus on accessible, whole-person care. Their team provides preventive and restorative treatments—including exams, cleanings, x-rays, fillings, sealants, crowns, root canals, and extractions—as well as urgent dental care and school screenings.

Books, rhymes, interactive stories, songs and fun for ages birth through five.

Brightspark staff is on site to help families apply for childcare subsidies.

Provides comprehensive outpatient mental health services. These include individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluations and medication management, case management for adults and children.

Play and Learn groups are free, play-based early learning sessions for children ages 1–5 and their parents or caregivers. Adults stay with their children and learn simple strategies they can continue at home. Each session includes story time, hands-on activities, music, and opportunities for social-emotional development.

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.

Story times in Vietnamese with music, movement and rhymes for kids ages (newborn to 2), (3 to 5), (6 to 8), and their families. See website for details and schedule.

This program offers weekly home visits; families receive books and toys, plus interaction techniques to stimulate language and build enthusiasm for learning. This free 2-year program builds child and parent skills for school success. Serves children aged 18-30 months.

Call to report abuse and neglect of a child, unlicensed child care and child care concerns.

New and used clothing items offered to individuals and families. May also offer shoes, household items and books. Availability depends on donations. Primarily serves residents of Toppenish, Buena and Zillah.

WE SERVE: Families with newborns and pregnant mothers in Island County. WE PROVIDE: Visits from experienced public health nurses who provide guidance and care for you and your baby, including breastfeeding and answers to questions about your baby's health and development. These visits can take place in your home, at a public location, in our offices, or even over the phone—whatever works best for you.

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

Unemployment benefits provide you with temporary income when you lose your job through no fault of your own. The money partly replaces your lost earnings and helps you pay expenses while looking for new work. See website for details and to apply.

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.

Information on health plans available through Washington Apple Health (Medicaid).

WE SERVE: Families with school-aged children in South Whidbey Island. WE PROVIDE: Various programs to nurture the potential in every student. Programs are designed to encourage creativity, foster learning and build essential skills and healthy community connections. OTHER: Services are available to all families with school-aged children in South Whidbey Island.

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

The First Steps/Maternity Support Services (MSS) provide extra help for pregnant women receiving pregnancy Medicaid insurance. Help may include nutrition education, counseling services, and parenting support. Please call (253) 471-4553 for services at the Eastside location, or call (253) 722-2161 for other locations.

Offers preschool programs where children can engage in interactive stories and activities. See website for details and schedule.

We specialize in providing person-centered individual counseling and emotional wellness support for adults who have Apple Health/Medicaid health insurance.

Offers free diapers to low-income families.

Provides low-cost vaccinations to all children in Washington State, regardless of insurance coverage. Adults age 19 and older who are uninsured can also access affordable vaccines through the clinic.

A local organization that distributes free food to those in need. Located at the Spanaway Lutheran Church.

The Family Resource Center provides onsite and mobile support for children, youth, and families in North Snohomish County, offering help that strengthens stability and resilience. Their services include family skill‑building, free mental health counseling, financial assistance, basic‑needs support, and student social‑emotional programming.

This agency offers crisis intervention and counseling services, including individual counseling, couples counseling, family counseling, and group therapy.

Programs that provide access to job search, education and skills training. Some programs are limited to eligible participants. See website for details.

Substance use treatment programs.

Provides comprehensive general dentistry and emergency dental care services for adults and children.

Provides a free dinner service to anyone who is hungry 7 days a week at the Friendship House Cafe. Also offers a small pantry for those who wish to take canned foods with them after the dinner service.

Individuals and families can use this search tool to find a local respite care provider that matches their specific needs.

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.

SPARC’s Children’s Therapy program is one of 18 Neurodevelopment centers in Washington State. SPARC provides therapy services for children aged birth through 12, with neuromuscular and/or developmental disorders.

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.

Distributes food twice a month to families living in Hoodsport, Union, Lilliwaup, Skok Valley, and North to the Jefferson County Line. Also provides personal hygiene, baby food, pet food, and other household items as available. Located just behind the Hoodsport Fire Hall.

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

Provides energy assistance services to low-income households and individuals living in Grandview.

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

Individuals and families may receive up to $1,330 back if they meet certain eligibility requirements. Check online to see if you are eligible or call for more information. Apply now through Dec. 31 for a refund on the previous tax year.

Provides comprehensive outpatient mental health services. These include individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluations and medication management, case management for adults and children.

With a trained home visitor, low income families that are expecting or have a child aged 0-3 learn about child development, participate in health and nutrition screenings and develop a plan for family and child growth.

Use this online resource to create and follow a safe sleep plan to reduce your baby’s risk of SUID. A safe sleep plan describes how a baby will sleep and includes strategies to reduce the baby’s risk of SUID.

Early literacy and healthy relationships are supported by participating pediatric clinicians at well-child visits, birth through age 5. At each well-child visit, the child is given a new book to keep. Pediatric clinicians coach, model, and affirm positive behaviors and effective book-sharing techniques, building a  positive and trusted relationship with the family. Find a local participating site at: https://reachoutandread.org/find-a-site/

Family Conversations is a program for families with children from birth to age three who are deaf or hard-of-hearing (D/HH). The groups provide time for parents/guardians to get more information, learn S.E.E. (Signing Exact English) signs, meet deaf/hard-of-hearing community members and connect with other parents/guardians. Playgroups for the children give them a chance to practice language and social skills using music, dance, story time and singing.

Distributes free food to Eastern and Southeastern Benton County residents in need once every two (2) weeks. Food provided based on family size and availability.

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.

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.

Substance use treatment programs.

Distributes free food to those in need. Clients can visit once a week.

Offers weekly story times with music, movement and rhymes for kids ages 0 - 12 and their families. See website for details and schedule.

Offers substance abuse treatment services for children and adults. Please call for details.

The Food Connection is a program that connects surplus food from food service establishments and other sources to families in the Blaine community that can use the food.

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.

Substance use treatment programs. Serves Yakima, Benton, Franklin, Grant counties and surrounding areas.

Provides food, hygiene items, and diapers to families in need.

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.

Share the Light funding may be available for Grant County residents who need assistance with their Grant PUD bill. Apply in person at one of the offices in Moses Lake, Quincy, Ephrata, or Royal City. Be sure to check the business hours for the office you wish you visit.

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 is a local non-profit organization that distributes free food to individuals and families in need.

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.

Sendan Center offers comprehensive autism services, including in-home and center-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, and parent coaching to support children and families.

A nutrition program for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding & chestfeeding parents, and children under 5. Provides monthly benefits for healthy foods, health screenings & referrals, nutrition education, and breastfeeding & chestfeeding support.

Non-native English speakers are empowered with tools they can use as members of a growing community through classes for adults in ESL/ELL and Certified Education in Spanish.

Offers free counseling and assessment services to children and adolescents aged 8-18. Services are provided by students in training on a first come first served basis and client recruitment is from September to December.

Distributes free food to those in need in the community.

Provides new school clothing to Snohomish county preschool - 12th grade students in 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 free legal assistance to Legal Permanent Residents ("green card" holders) interested in pursuing citizenship. Also offers a hotline and text line program that provides support with the naturalization process and helps community members connect with the services they need.

Provides comprehensive medical services including primary care, behavioral health, prenatal care, family planning, and immunizations. These services support patients of all ages and focus on whole-person care for individuals and families.

WE SERVE: We welcome individuals and families, including families with young children, who are in need of a warm, nutritious meal and a friendly place to gather. WE PROVIDE: Free, homemade soup lunches every Wednesday and free pre-ordered meals delivered to homebound individuals every Thursday afternoon.

Offers professional and confidential treatment for adults living with a substance use disorder. Individuals receive treatment while living at home and continuing with their daily responsibilities, such as work, school, and family obligations.

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 Clark County.

Each county's Area Agency on Aging (AAA) provides free information and referral service for adults 60 and over and for family and friends helping care for the older adult. Call to get connected to services.

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 Walla Walla. Apply online or call for more info.

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

Children and families work with trained and highly skilled therapists in the assessment and treatment of a wide range of development disorders. See website for available therapies and call to get connected.

Offers story time for children up to preschool age in English and Spanish. Check the website for the schedule.

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 assessment, an outpatient program, individual and family counseling sessions, and case management. Serves Garfield and Asotin Counties.

Substance use treatment programs.

Offers outpatient mental health services and both standard outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use disorder services.

Pima Medical Institute Community Dental Clinic is a student teaching facility that offers low-cost dental services.

Provides free food to needy families. Customers may receive food once a week.

Provides information about affordable housing. May offer rental assistance and emergency shelter/housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

The Department of Health issues certified copies of vital records or "certificates" for births, deaths, marriages, and divorces that took place in the state of Washington.

Provides center-based and home-based ABA services for autistic individuals and their families. Accepts most insurances.

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

Substance use treatment programs.

Provides free, confidential, one-on-one counseling from a Quit Coach. Clients may receive free medication to help quit smoking, depending on insurance.

Offers a discount of up to $400 per year for qualifying low-income seniors and low-income disabled citizens.

This organization offers food bank services every third Tuesday of the month 12:00pm – 2:00pm.