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The Seattle Preschool Program offers high-quality, affordable preschool to children across the City of Seattle. Dual-language and specialized programming for children with IEP's are available. Families can use the website to check if they qualify for free or reduced tuition for preschool. Apply for the program online.

ECEAP is the Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program funded by Washington State for children 0 to 5. Use this online locator tool to find a location near you.

This online tool helps individuals and families locate an Early Head Start/Head Start program in WA. The program is funded by the federal government for children ages 0 and 5 and works closely with parents to support their children's health and education. Families must be low-income to qualify.

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/

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 year-round, weekly home visits for low-income families that are pregnant or have a children 0-3 years old. Participants learn about child development, participate in health and nutrition screenings and develop a plan for family and child growth. Serves Yakima, Grant, Adams, and Franklin Counties. Neighboring towns, outside the service area, can call to ask if their location can be accommodated.

This agency offers trained home visits, helping 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 South King County. Apply online or call for more information.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The early head start program provides a trained home visitor to assist low-income families in learning about child development, participating in health and nutrition screenings, and developing a plan for family and child growth.

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.

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.

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.

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.

With a trained home visitor, low income families that are pregnant or have a child 0-3 can learn about child development, participate in health and nutrition screenings and develop a plan for family and child growth. Serves Central Seattle, South Seattle, West Seattle, Burien, and Tukwila. The online application can be accessed via the website.

Provides 90 minute home visits designed for children 0-35 months (has not turned 3 years of age by September 1st of the current enrollment year). Additionally, the Early Head Start program includes a Prenatal Program that provides home visits during pregnancy and 2 Socializations (play-groups) a month with caregivers and children in the program.

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. Serves pregnant people and caregivers of children 0-3 in Clark County, Woodland, and Long Beach.

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.

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 Shoreline, Northeast Seattle, Kenmore, Bothell, Woodinville, and Mill Creek.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

An experienced home-visitor comes to your home once a week for 90 minutes and provides a range of developmentally appropriate activities for both the parent and child to do together. Serves families with children from prenatal until 3 years old.

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.

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.

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.

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. Early Head Start services available for Whatcom County only. Apply online or call for more info.

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.

SPARC’s Preschool Program offers formal preschool education and therapy services to children aged 3-5 years in the Mount Vernon School District. Each child with disabilities receives an Individual Education Plan (IEP), developed collaboratively with the family to establish personalized goals and objectives. Preschool programming runs on half day sessions.

Each spring, The Joyce L. Sobel Family Resource Center partners with local preschools and the local public elementary school to offer a series of activities that help incoming kindergartners and their families feel familiar with school resources and ease the transition into Kindergarten. The Transitions specialist also makes home visits to incoming Kindergarteners and their families, to provide one-to-one support and familiarize children with Kindergarten activities and routines.

The PREPARES program provides diapers, wipes, formula every 30 days with no appointment necessary. Other items such as strollers, pack and plays, high chairs, and baby clothing are offered every 60 days and need to be ordered beforehand. This program also offers parenting classes, case management, breastfeeding support, kindergarten preparation, and a support group for moms.

This organization provides an on-going program for achieving school readiness that jumpstarts children into kindergarten. During the school year, they provide a free monthly event for families with young children, where parents play and learn with their children. Free books and educational tools are available to take home.

Provides school readiness for kindergarten through the Transition to Kindergarten program which focuses on early learning academic and social skills.

The CAPA/PREPARES program provides diapers, wipes, formula every 30 days with no appointment necessary. Other items such as strollers, pack and plays, high chairs, and baby clothing are offered every 60 days and need to be ordered beforehand. This program also offers parenting classes, case management, breastfeeding support, kindergarten preparation, and a support group for moms.

Free service for preschool-aged children. Offers: Free computer & Internet services if needed; Children use the software just 20 minutes a day; Families receive support and one-on-one coaching; Children learn basic educational skills before entering kindergarten.

The 1..2..3 Jump Program is a free school readiness program for King County families with children 3-5 years old with and without developmental delays and disabilities. This parent-driven program is designed to help parents navigate services and supports, while preparing children for success in kindergarten. The program has 4 core services: warm connection system navigation for children 3-5 with developmental delays & disabilities, developmental screenings, kindergarten readiness, and community events & parent trainings.

WE SERVE: Families in Oak Harbor with young children, from infants to toddlers, who may need assistance in preparing their child for kindergarten. WE PROVIDE: Series of classes conducted by early learning specialists. Sessions include instruction in learning development, games, and activates for babies and toddlers. Parents receive free learning toys to encourage fun and growth at home.

The Early Learning program supports multicultural families, including pregnant individuals, newborns, and children ages 0–5 with autism or other developmental disabilities or delays in King County. The program focuses on promoting early childhood development and preparing children for school readiness.

Early learning and literacy workshops provide age appropriate activities and tools for parents and caregivers to prepare their children for Kindergarten. Locate a program in your area using the search tool.

Offers La Escuelita, a low cost educational program that serves under-resourced Latinx families and their children (2 - 5 years) who would not otherwise access preschool education.