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Provides virtual support groups, mentoring and resources for parents, caregivers. Please call for detailed information about services offered.

PREPARES serves parents and their children from pregnancy to a child’s fifth birthday through resource referrals, play groups, parenting support groups, and baby supplies.

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.

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.

The Supporting Partnerships in Education and Beyond program provides workshops and trainings to inform parents about education policy changes and how to navigate the education system. They also work with schools to develop culturally responsive practices to engage families.

Offers free support groups for parents and infants of all ages. Covers topics such as lactation support, bottle feeding, loss of a child, prenatal bonding, and life phases. See website for details.

Homeward House Collaborative provides peer support and wraparound services to prevent the harms of separation for families experiencing substance use disorders and poverty in Snohomish County. Parent Ally Mentors offer judgement-free peer support to help parents stabilize and continue to build their parent-child bond. Homeward House is also a family resource and visitation center where parents can have visitation in a homelike environment with access to a kitchen, nurseries, backyard, laundry, and baby supplies. Partner agencies provide services including shelter/housing, early childhood education, behavioral health services, education and employment support, parent representation and more. Also provides on-site/in-home infant mental health services.

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

Provides gently used baby and kids clothes up to 4T, free diapers and wipes, a children’s play area, healthy snacks, and free children’s books.

Offers free, confidential calls which provides parents with quick, focused consultations on specific topics that may not require ongoing therapy. Parent Connect is not designed for crisis situations but rather for times when parents need a short-term plan or targeted guidance.

The Nest’s family support services offer practical, compassionate assistance for every stage of parenting, including breastfeeding guidance, perinatal education, diapering and clothing support, and access to essential nursery items.

A safe space for all families with babies to connect and learn together with other parents. During a baby lounge gathering, parents will be able to ask a health professional questions and meet other new parents in Pierce County. Pregnant / expecting families and families with children ages 0-1 are welcome!

Services include outpatient individual mental health assessment, therapy sessions, case management support to enrolled children, youth, and families to achieve mental health stabilization through systematic coordination support, when applicable

Family Connections provides a welcoming virtual community where parents with special needs kids can connect, share experiences, and access guidance on assistive technology (AT) and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC).

Offers the After Baby Comes Support Groups where new parents can talk through the many challenges of life with a newborn in a safe and supportive environment. Available in-person and virtually. See website for available class schedules and register online.

Offers a free, drop in "You and Your New Baby" support group. Parents, babies, siblings, friends and relatives are invited to drop in to talk about life with a new baby and share ideas about parenting.

Newborn & Infant Groups offered for new parents in the Puget Sound Area for a fee. Financial assistance is available. Groups meet either in person or online, depending on which group is chosen.

Offers virtual and in-person Kinship Care support services connecting relative caregivers (grandparents, aunts, uncles, and siblings) and the children in their care to resources and a community of other families in similar situations. See website for details.

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

Parents for Parent is a mentorship program where previously involved parents help newly involved parents navigate the child welfare system with a goal of reunification.

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.

Offers virtual new/expectant parent support groups with experienced facilitators. These groups provide emotional support and an opportunity to connect with other new parents. Highlights include a popular weekly Dads Support Group for new or expecting dads to discuss the unique expectations and challenges of fatherhood. Visit the website to find group schedule and locations or call for more information.

WE SERVE: BIPOC individuals and families looking for community and belonging on Whidbey Island. WHAT WE PROVIDE: Community education, BIPOC youth mentoring and engagement, adult BIPOC affinity groups and community resilience. OTHER: Members of the BIPOC community on Whidbey Island are welcome.

This clinic offers support groups for caregivers of children who are or were receiving services from Boyer Children's Clinic through monthly meetings focusing on a variety of themes. Some meetings are in person and some are on Zoom.

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.

Offers case management, parenting classes, referral services, and support groups for fathers.

Home-visiting and community-based programs that promote safe, stable, nurturing relationships and environments for children and families. Participating families also have access to HopesCloset where they can get diapers, back to school supplies, and personal care items.

Offers in person and online parenting classes for fathers. Please register for a class online or call for more information.

Virtual support groups that twice a month for birthing parents who are in recovery from substance use disorder.

Offers groups, outpatient, and other recovery services for women who are chemically dependent. Also provides childcare during appointments and sessions.

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.

Offers the Mother-Baby Support Group, please request to join the group on Facebook.

Trauma therapy is a specialized form of psychotherapy designed to help individuals who have experienced traumatic events. The primary goal of trauma therapy is to assist individuals in processing their traumatic experiences, managing symptoms, and promoting healing and recovery. Therapists at Brigid Collins utilize evidence-based practices such as: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Plus (CBT+), Eye Movement Desensitization Therapy (EMDR), Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TFCBT), Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP).

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.

Provides diapers, hygiene items, emergency contraception, pregnancy tests, parent support groups, rental assistance, and resource navigation.

Offers free parent education classes & support groups for parents with children experiencing mental and behavioral health issues.

AS360 is a nonprofit platform run by the UW Autism Center and other partners. Use the resource locator tool to find autism-specific resources such as diagnostic services, activities, therapy, advocacy, and more. The directory contains resources in WA state only.

In-person peer and lactation support for women of color located at Fern Lactation in Tacoma. Text "melanin" to 253-448-3635 for more information.

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.

Provides free support group sessions for diaper changing and infant feeding, once a week for new parents who have newborns through 6 months. Located on the 4th floor in the main building, conference room (building A-Suite 429).

This non-profit organization provides information and referrals to support groups for pregnant and postpartum women and new parents experiencing mood disorders like depression.

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.

Offers a support group for Korean American mothers, or mothers of Korean children. Check the website for the schedule.

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. This location is a “baby closet” where families can come once a month to do a free shop for diapers, clothes, and any other baby supplies that have been donated.

WA State Certified Peer Counselors (aka Parent Partners) provide support and resources for parents with children and youth experiencing mental, behavioral, emotional, developmental and substance use challenges.

Provides resources and support for fathers seeking to establish/reestablish positive relationships with their children. See website for details or call for more information.

Provides peer led, non-clinical mental health support to families experiencing perinatal emotional wellness concerns related to childbearing, including loss, infertility, pregnancy, and a variety of parenting experiences up to two years postpartum. Serves Black/African American, Indigenous and Latinx/Spanish speaking families in a hybrid model of in-person, phone, text, and video meeting weekly or bi-weekly.

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

Círculo de Alianza Latina para la Maternidad Acompañada (CALMA) provides a free virtual support group for Spanish speaking mothers. Meets once a month via Zoom.

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

Staff at Partners with Families & Children work together with families to develop relationships based on equality and respect, to enhance a family's capacity to support all members, and to partner to achieve their goals. We have various services and programs that assist, educate and advocate for you and your family.

Provide comprehensive behavioral health services and supports to Medicaid-eligible individuals who are up to 21 years of age with complex behavioral health needs and their families.

Provides crucial support to caregivers experiencing or recovering from homelessness. This program focuses on fostering healthy attachment, understanding child development, and promoting positive parenting. Provides support, coaching, developmental assessments, and connections to resources in the community.

As part of the larger PREPARES program, St. Joseph Catholic Church organizes a regular drop-in event to provide diapers, wipes, and other family supplies. All are welcome to receive support and attendees can sign up for more support through PREPARES state program.

Parent support services offered to anyone in WA State from pregnancy through a child's 5th birthday. Specific services include diapers and wipes, play and learn groups, resource navigation, and parenting support groups. Call for more information.

Offers diapers and hygiene items, utility assistance, rental assistance, home weatherization, transportation expense assistance, children's play groups, Basic Food and Medicaid application assistance, resource navigation, parenting support groups, and prescription assistance.

Eight-week-long groups offered throughout the year for parents with children ages 5 years – 18 years old. The group is facilitated and guided by a curriculum created by Bainbridge Youth Services therapists. See website for more information.

The Family Empowerment program at Refugee Women's Alliance (ReWA) supports refugee and immigrant families in adjusting to life in the U.S. by providing essential resources like food assistance, education, healthcare referrals, and guidance on navigating American systems. Bilingual case managers offer interpretation, advocacy, and workshops on financial literacy, health, and nutrition, helping families build stability and confidence in their new environment.

Family support programs and other parent/caregiver resources. Please call for detailed information about services offered.

Provides diapers, formula, baby clothing, emergency food, rent and utility assistance (depending on funding), employment help, and a teen parenting group.

Provides resource navigation, diapers and other baby supplies, hygiene items, food and clothing, transportation expense assistance, emergency utility and rental assistance, an afterschool children's program, community dinners, and a teen moms program.

Offers Embracing Your Newborn (0-3 months) a free class to meet other new parents and share the challenges and joys of parenting. Other groups are available for parents of children newborn through preschool. Some classes have a fee.

Offers facilitated parent groups to increase parenting skills & provide a space to discuss identity and race.

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

Hosts and provides support for a range of meetings all throughout the year to provide parents and caregivers with valuable information to help them find accessible care and support for their children.

Offers the Family Development Program, providing case management support for family need such as education, employment, health, housing stability, parenting and financial management. Please call for details and eligibility screening.

Provides free clothing and equipment closet, information and referrals, indoor and outdoor children’s play area, free diapers and formula, access to phones, computers, fax and copier, healthy snacks, free children’s books, and a Little Free Food Pantry and Fridge!

Offers the Family Development Program, providing case management support for family need such as education, employment, health, housing stability, parenting and financial management. Please call for details and eligibility screening.

One-on-one parenting support with a peer provider of your choice. Available for mothers during pregnancy through the first three years after birth. Schedule sessions via text, phone, or video chat as often as you want. Each session is about 30 minutes. Peer support providers are available in English and Spanish.

We Serve: We serve individuals, children, and families in Stanwood, Camano Island, and surrounding areas who are facing challenges affording basic needs, maintaining stability, or navigating support systems. Our services are available to people of all abilities. We Provide: Assistance for rent, utilities, school or work supplies, fuel (for transportation), emergency food when the local food bank is unavailable, prescription medication, parent support group, play and learn groups, free or low-cost glasses and hearing aids and resource navigation. Other: For emergency financial assistance, clients must live in the Stanwood Camano school district and meet income qualifications. Call for an appointment with the resource coordinator.

Offers a mother/baby support group that includes breastfeeding support. This come-and-go class meets every Monday from 9 a.m. - 12 noon at Birthright of Walla Walla, 609 W. Birch Street.

Provides group peer support for birthing people of all kinds. Meets once a month to discuss parenthood, family, and relationships without judgement or advice. Please see the website for details.

*Begins January 15, 2025* Open Arms is designed to be a warm, welcoming space where families can find connection, encouragement, and understanding. The goal is to offer ongoing support in a setting where parents can share experiences, access resources, and feel truly supported by others who “get it.”

Offers the Family Development Program, providing case management support for family need such as education, employment, health, housing stability, parenting and financial management. Please call for details and eligibility screening.

Provides Black and African American parents personalized pregnancy and parenting support. Offers one-on-one contact, social support, and links families with basic needs.

Offers case management, parenting classes, referral services, and support groups for fathers.

PREPARES serves parents and their children from pregnancy to a child’s fifth birthday through resource referrals, play groups, parenting support groups, and baby supplies.

Provides diapers, wipes, resource navigation, clothing for children, housing navigation, parenting support and emergency food.

Provides virtual and in-person Childbirth and Parenting classes for partners, family, and support people. Please call for detailed information about the classes offered or click on "View All Classes and Register" on the bottom of the page. In-person classes take place at Swedish campuses in First Hill, Ballard, Edmonds, and Issaquah.

The Dad's Space is a free support group that meets once a month to talk about the challenges and realities of parenting. Serves self-identifying fathers or fathers-to-be in Whatcom County.

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

Family support programs and other parent/caregiver resources. Please call for detailed information about services offered.

In-person support groups for any birthing person and/or anyone identifying as a mother to talk about the realities of motherhood.

Weekly group meetings for both teen and young parents (or soon-to-be parents) under 24-years to connect with one another, take part in group events, and gain access to resources for themselves and their children.

Join us for tea, conversation, support, free baby clothing, diapers, resources, and more at Jefferson County Public Health’s New Mom’s Tea. The New Mom’s tea is a free, weekly in-person gathering for pregnant people, people who have given birth, and guardians with infants and babies hosted by Jefferson County Public Health.

Support group where parents can work through their grief in an atmosphere of understanding and compassion. The non-denominational Support Group meets for eight consecutive weeks and includes a social worker, spiritual guidance counselor, and an interfaith minister.

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

The Healing Together program supports families affected by a pregnancy, infant or child death. Offers monthly peer-to-peer support groups, 24-hour support line staffed by a trained peer companion, memorial events, email support, referrals to professional counseling, emotional support packets, a memorial garden and outreach to hospitals, medical clinics, funeral homes and coroner offices.

Offers grief & loss support groups for parents who lost a child. Use the online locator to find a chapter in your area. All support groups are free of charge, no registration necessary.

Offers individual, family, and child grief and bereavement support to residents of Washington state.

Offers support for foster or kinship caregivers through neighborhood peer support, monthly support groups, family connection groups between birth parents and caregivers, and LGBTQ+ parent groups. Serves North King County and East Pierce County.

Provides assistance, advice, and referrals to services to foster parents, kinship providers, and bio parents in WA state.

Provides resources and support to relatives/non-biological caregivers raising children in Pierce County. Call or see website for details and eligibility.

Through both virtual and in-person opportunities, we provide emotional support through group meetings, events, and workshops. These meetups help our kinship families find a sense of community with others going through similar experiences, as well as give bonding families the opportunity to learn together and gain access to specific resources that they may need.

Provides support for the caregivers/parents of foster and adoptive families. Services include grants for fostering or adoption, monthly support group, and training and resources.

Alliance CaRES supports foster parents and kinship caregivers across Washington through mentorship, training, support groups, and practical guidance to help them navigate the challenges of caring for children and youth in the foster system. The program connects caregivers with experienced mentors, resource navigation, and specialized support.

This program ensures appropriate healthcare and coordination of health care services for youth in foster care. Social workers and caregivers can access competent information about the interests and needs of children they refer to the program.

Promoting First Relationships (PFR) at Youthnet is an evidence-based program that helps caregivers of young children (birth to age five) build strong, nurturing relationships that support healthy social and emotional development. Through guided reflection and practical strategies, providers help caregivers better understand their child’s needs and strengthen secure attachment.

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

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