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Offers supportive listening, parenting information, resource & referral information, child development information, stress reduction and more.

Call if you have a question or concern about an exposure during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Information specialists are available for consultation by phone, text, email, and live chat from Monday through Friday from 8:00am - 5:00pm. Texting number is 855-999-3525 and live chat is available on the website.

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 information, education, assistance, systems navigation, and opportunities for families to learn & meet around the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities.

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.

This is a 10-lesson interactive, self-paced online learning module providing parents with tools and training to more effectively teach their child with autism and other related neurodevelopmental disorders functional skills using applied behavior analysis (ABA) techniques.

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

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.

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 social and emotional support to family members of children with disabilities & recreation program for children age 6-21 with special needs. Please call for details.

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.

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 living in Sunnyside, Mabton, and Grandview, WA.

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.

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

Provides resources & support to families with children who are deaf, deaf-blind or hard of hearing. Services are available in English, Spanish, and Arabic. Call or request support through the website.

Provides information, training and support to families of children with special needs and/or disabilities.

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

Offers twice-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 16-36 months. Diapers are also available to program participants.

This program offers free support, guidance and home visiting services for first-time moms, starting before the 28th week of pregnancy. Please call for eligibility & enrollment information, serves Chelan & Douglas counties.

An award winning, evidence‐informed home visitation case‐management model for pregnant and parenting moms with substance use disorders. This program serves pregnant and parenting moms who are self-disclosing to engaging in substance use during pregnancy.

At 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.

A family-focused, flexible support and counseling program that increases safety for children and families by helping caregivers to implement practical parenting and management strategies in their home and access necessary resources.

This program offers free support, guidance and home visiting services for first-time parents, starting before the 28th week of pregnancy. Please call for eligibility & enrollment information, serves Benton & Franklin County.

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.

The 1..2..3 Jump: Bridge Forward Program offers warm connection system navigation services for Black, African American, Hispanic/Latino/a families with children ages 3 to 5 who have developmental delays, disabilities, or special health care needs. The program helps families access essential resources, support, and community networks to ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive.

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.

Offers parenting programs, clothing, diapers, and other baby supplies. Parenting programs are offered in January, April, and October.

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.

Designed for families with children ages 0-16 years, this program helps parents learn positive parenting approaches. Parents can choose to attend a support group or join their online program.

Offers free parenting workshops covering a variety of topics. See website for information.

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, and Tacoma School District. Please complete the contact form online to receive 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.

Parent to Parent offers emotional support, information about community resources, education and events to parents of children with developmental disabilities, chronic illness or special health care needs.

Providers referrals and information for pregnancy care, lactation support, support groups, mental health support, developmental concerns, and more. See the webpage for more information.

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.

New parent tools including support and care plans, recovery 1-pagers, Taking Care of You booklet, videos about recovery, and more.

This family support center offers a variety of parenting seminars each month for parents, grandparents, and families.

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.

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.

Our Strong Fathers is a Seattle-based program focusing on Native fathers' cultural and parental needs. This program challenges stereotypes of masculinity and promote growth and healing.

This program offers 3 years of home visits and case-management for pregnant and parenting women with substance use issues. The goals are to help moms build healthy families and prevent substance use with future pregnancies.

This website offers resources for educators and parents interested in inclusive learning practices that are facilitated by assistive technology.

The Parent Toddler Class offers parent and infant/toddler relationship classes for children from birth to age three.

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.

This workshop series covers essential strategies to help families and caregivers understand, prevent, and respond to challenging behaviors in a compassionate and effective manner. This training is intended for those providing care to any age group – including young children, adults, and anyone in between! It is also an excellent opportunity to learn and connect with fellow caregivers who share similar experiences.

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.

This free program offers parent-child activities, child health and development information & resources referrals. Parents 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.

This organization offers free diapers and baby supplies, rental assistance, breastfeeding support, parenting classes, and resource referrals.

This is a free home visiting program that 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. Serves Thurston County and the Central and Chehalis areas.

Provides twice-weekly home visits to families from east Africa with children between the ages of 16 months - four (4) years. Families receive educational 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. Diapers are also offered to program participants.

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.

Offers a free, supportive home visiting program for expectant parents having their first baby. A specially trained personal nurse visits during pregnancy and until the baby turns two years with the goal of improved health and lives of children and families. Serves Whatcom County.

With a trauma-informed curriculum and individualized lesson plans, the home visitation program focuses on strengthening those relationships and preparing children for Kindergarten.

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.

The Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-Up (ABC) Program is a home visiting program designed to help caregivers provide nurturing care and engage in synchronous interactions with their children aged 6 months - 4 years. The program lasts for 10 weeks and is also offered virtually. This service is free for residents living in Kitsap County.

Offers diapers, car seats and pack n' plays depending on donations, resource navigation, utility assistance, Medicaid and Basic Food application assistance, maternity counseling, and parenting classes (Positive Parenting Program).

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.

Offers various parenting classes. Please call for details.

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 home-visiting program offers parent-child activities, child health and development information, and resource referrals to Black and African American pregnant women and families with children ages 0-3 in King and Pierce County. 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. Provides diapers, wipes, formula, and other baby supplies to participants.

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.

Parents as Teachers is a relationship based parenting support program, offering twice a month in-home visits to families with children under 3 or currently pregnant and living with stress or chronic hardships. Parent educators’ partner with parents to provide personalized visits focused on parent-child activities, child health and development information, and resource referrals. We aim to serve families for at least two years.

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.

Serves children from birth to 18 years of age (up to 21 years of age for certain diagnoses) who have (or are at increased risk of) serious chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional conditions. Offers public health care coordination and referral services to families of Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs in San Juan County regardless of income.

PCAP is a home visitation case-management program for pregnant and parenting women with substance use disorders. PCAP goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs. Eligible clients receive three (3) years of case management at no cost.

Offers a variety of in-person and online parenting classes and groups in Cowlitz County. Call for details on exact dates and costs (scholarships are often available for parenting classes). Also offers diapers when available through donations.

Provides Birth to 3 services and a toddler group for children who are deaf or hard of hearing.

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.

Offers parent support groups and parenting classes, resource navigation, and general support for families living in Sumner and Bonney Lake.

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

The Benton Franklin Parent Coalition (Facebook group) is a resource for local families who have loved ones with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. The group is for parents, community partners, and stakeholders to share knowledge, plan activities, and support each other in supporting our community members with special needs.

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.

Please call for more information and to register for online and in-person classes. Class topics include pregnancy childbirth preparation, newborn care, infant health and safety, and more.

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 service also provides diagnostic services for children with Autism. The SMART Team assists local families with timely access to Autism evaluation and referrals to local supports and services. Anyone can make a referral for a child including medical professionals, school districts, service providers, and parents.

This program offers free support, guidance and home visiting services for first-time moms, starting before the 28th week of pregnancy. Please call for eligibility & enrollment information, serves Jefferson & Kitsap counties.

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 free program offers parent-child activities, child health and development information & resources referrals. Parents 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 families with children prenatal to five (5).

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

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.

SafeCare is an evidence-based home visiting program for families with children ages 0 - 5. A specially trained Child Development provider can make up to twenty home visits per family, helping parents build skills that enhance home safety, child health and developmentally appropriate parent-infant-child interactions.

National information & resources for families and health professionals.

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.

Consultation and referral for families of children 0-18, who have or are at risk of developing, serious physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional conditions.

Provides diapers, wipes, shelf stable food, hygiene items, parenting classes, and clothing to families with young children in need.

First Steps/Maternity Support Services (MSS) provides extra help via in-home visits for pregnant individuals receiving Apple Health (Medicaid). Nurses, counselors and dietitians work to create a care plan that supports healthy birth outcomes. This includes things like nutrition education, food security, housing support, breastfeeding support, infant feeding and care, vital baby items, and emotional support.

Home visiting program that provides your child with a free quality book or educational toy each week - at least 46 new books & toys. A community-based Early Learning Specialist will visit your home twice a week for 30 minutes to help you get your child ready for school. Primarily serves families from West Africa.

Provides clothing, diapers, breastfeeding supplies, resource navigation, parenting classes, and play and learn groups.

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.

This organization provides free parenting workshops and seminars available in English and Spanish for parents raising teens. For Spanish, call 425-339-4179.

Supports pregnant and parenting families who find themselves lacking a healthy support network. Families can access mentors and holistic wrap-around services from the time of awareness of pregnancy to the child’s fifth birthday. Services are provided by volunteers at local Catholic parishes.

Provides assistance to Native American and Alaska Indian families with children aged 4 weeks up to 13 years-old enrolled in a Federally Recognized Tribe. Resources include child care, school readiness, early learning education, one-on-one parent education, family support, resource referrals and connections to wrap around services.

Offers diapers, school supplies, resource navigation, and parenting programs.

This program offers 3 years of home & community visits and relational case-management for pregnant and parenting women with substance use issues. The goals are to help moms build healthy families and prevent substance use with future pregnancies.

24:7 Dad is an evidence-based, fatherhood program used by organizations across the nation to improve the knowledge, behavior, and skills of all dads. Throughout the program, men examine their own fatherhood history, learn the 5 characteristics of a 24:7 Dad, and other important behaviors to help them be the best dads they can be.

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.

Better Together is a closed Facebook group for local families coping with autism and other disabilities to support and help each other. They are a small and local group created by parents of children with autism in the Tri-Cities. This private Facebook page is for parents and other close relatives only. It is to share knowledge, plan activities, and support each other in raising special needs children.

PCAP is a home visitation case-management program for pregnant and parenting women with substance use disorders. PCAP goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs. Eligible clients receive three (3) years of case management at no cost.

Home visiting for pregnant and/or parenting families with children younger than age six. Home visitors provide basic supplies, parenting support and information, group activities, developmental and health screenings, and referrals to community resources. Serves East King County.

An award winning, evidence‐informed home visitation case‐management model for pregnant and parenting moms with substance use disorders. This program serves pregnant and parenting moms who are self-disclosing to engaging in substance use during pregnancy.

SEAS is a free local resource navigation service available to families in Whatcom County. SEAS provides resource navigation for all families that have a child with a disability or developmental concern under 21. Additionally, SEAS provides resource navigation for all families with a child under 5, and expecting families.