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WCI currently has 0 Parent Assessment openings. We are not accepting PA inquiries at this time. Please feel free to check back here next month.
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WCI has 4 Telehealth Counseling openings. If interested in referring, please email referrals@workingchoices.net to inquire.
Family
Center for Human Services
Family Getaways
Cascades has scholarships for teachers, seniors and low income families.
North Cascades Family Getaways
Offers scholarships to teachers, seniors over 60 and people with low income.
Kent Youth and Family Services
KFYS: Resources Page
Seattle YMCA
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Washington State FAS Diagnostic & Prevention Network
Food
Cooking Matters / Solid Ground
Empowering families at risk of hunger with the skills, knowledge and confidence to make healthy and affordable meals.
Des Moines Area Food Bank
206.878.2660
FISH Food Banks
Hopelink Food Banks
Hunger Intervention
Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank
Kent Food Bank and Emergency Services
253.520.3550
Maple Valley Food Bank and Emergency Services
425.432.8139
Nourishing Networks - Bellevue Free Food Resources
425.765.9437
Tukwila Pantry
206.431.8293
U District Food Bank
206.523.7060
Union Gospel Mission
Union Gospel Emergency Food & Shelter
United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
Vashon Maury Community Food Bank
206.463.6332
Washington State Food Bank Locator
West Seattle Food Bank
206.932.9023
White Center Food Bank
206.762.2848
WIC (women, infants and children)
Eligible moms will receive monthly checks for healthy food, health screenings and referrals, nutrition education and breastfeeding support.
Foster Parents
Friends of Youth
Caters to the physical, emotional and social needs of children and youths in a supportive family setting until the natural family can be reunited or a permanent placement through adoption can be arranged.
Friends of Youth: Foster Resources
Friends of Youth: Foster Licensing Process
Rise Magazine - Stories by parents facing the child welfare system
Know Your Rights, Schools News How to Get School-Based Supports for Your Child November 21, 2019 by Rise. Many parents at Rise have described how their child’s school denied their child testing for educational disabilities or supports to help a child learn in school, even when the child was clearly struggling.
Treehouse: The Wearhouse
A free store where foster kids shop for new and like-new clothing, books, toys and other things to help them feel good and fit in.
Treehouse: Little Wishes
Program helps pay for activities that every child deserves to explore and enjoy.
Treehouse: Summer Camp
United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
Offers foster care licensing, advocacy and support.
206.723.6288
Washington State Parks
Free campsites for foster parents and their children.
888.226.7688
Furniture
Home2Home
Accumulates "like new" furniture and
household items and distributes them
to economically challenged families on the Eastside.
Beds for Kids
https://www.facebook.com/seattlepolicebeds4kids/
Seattle Police Foundation: 610 5th Avenue, Seattle
(360) 602-1148
Gay / Gender / GLBTQ
Family Acceptance Project
888.468.2620
Gay City Health Project
206.860.6969
Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project
24 hour: 800.832.1901
Ingersoll Gender Center
415.534.5974
206.322.2515
NW Network of Bisexual, Trans, Lesbian and Gay Survivors of Abuse
206.568.7777
PFLAG Seattle
(Parents, Families, and Friends of
Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals and Transgenders)
Helpline: 206-325-7724
Seattle Counseling Services for Sexual Minorities
206.323.1768
Seattle LGBT Community Development
The Trevor Project
866.488.7386
Youth Eastside Services: B-GLAD
425.747.4937
Grief
GriefWorks
Serves Auburn and SE King County.
Fee for services, nobody turned away.
253.333.9420
Safe Crossings - Providence Hospice of Seattle
Children and family grief support, crisis response, Camp Erin.
No charge.
206.652.4723
The Healing Center
Grief support community for adults, children, families.
Offers groups, retreats, potlucks, home visits, ceremonies.
Slide scale fees or no charge, no one turned away.
206.523.1206