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====== Parents, Relatives & Caregivers ======

==== Reporting Child Abuse or Neglect ====

[[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/safety/report-abuse|How to report child abuse or neglect:]] 
    * (866) 829-2153 (Region 2)
    * (866) 363-4276 (Statewide) - available 24/7 - (866) END-HARM
Questions that will be asked when you call
    * The name, address and age of the child/youth
    * The name and address of the child/youth's parent, guardian or other persons having custody of the child/youth
    * The nature and extent of the abuse or neglect
    * Any evidence of previous incidences
    * Any other information which may be helpful in establishing the cause of the child/youth's abuse or neglect and the identity of the perpetrator
//You do not need to have all of the above information when you call to make a report, but the more accurate information you can provide, the better equipped the offices will be to assess the child/youth's safety.//

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==== Essential Needs ====

^ GOODS              ^ ORGANIZATION    ^ CONTACT ^ ELIGIBILITY      ^ ELIGIBILITY 
| CLOTHING/SHOES     | [[https://washingtonkidsintransition.org/|WA Kids in Transition]] | 19721 Scriber Lake Road, Suite B, Lynnwood - 425-361-2916 - [[https://washingtonkidsintransition.org/contact-us/|contact us]] | Homeless families w/ children in Edmonds School District, Everett School District; other families referred on a case-by-case basis |
| :::                | [[https://clothesforkids.org/|Clothes for Kids]] | 16725 52nd Ave W, Suite B, Lynnwood – 425-741-6500 – office@clothesforkids.org | Children in Snohomish County or Northshore School District requesting help. |
| :::                | [[http://www.ncfs.family/new-events|North Counties Family Services]] | 1015 Seeman St, Darrington - 360-436-0334 | 03/08/2021-05/14/2021 - Anyone in need of coats, socks, gloves, or blankets - call for appt. |
| :::                | [[https://www.oursaviourschurch.org/caring/|Our Saviors Church]] | OSLC parking lot, at 9928 272nd Place NW, Stanwood - 360-913-1551 (Mardi Jorgensen) | Anyone in need, age 0 - elderly | 
| :::                | [[https://handinhandkids.org/foster-support-services/|Hand in Hand]] | By appointment. Contact info@handinhandkids.org or (425) 374-2461. | For kids transiting into foster care, or in foster care, ages 0-17 |
| :::                | [[https://www.bethanycompassioncenter.com/programs|Bethany Compassion Center]] | 1421 Broadway, Everett - 425-512-9696 - info@bethanycompassioncenter.com | Children and Everett schools |
| :::                | [[http://lifehousewa.org/|Lifehouse WA]] | 8825 34th Ave NE, Ste L-179, Marysville - 360-548-3177 - info@lifehousewa.org | Single mothers who experienced domestic violence, teen pregnancy, loss of spouse, substance abuse, homelessness, or trauma |
| :::                | [[https://cascadechurch.org/treasurechest|Cascade Church: Treasure Chest]] | 14377 Fryelands Blvd. SE, Monroe - Private appts: Email LaVonne Clark at orphancare@cascadechurch.org | Foster youth - open Tuesdays 9:30am - 11:30am or by appointment |
| DIAPERS/WIPES      | [[https://washingtonkidsintransition.org/|WA Kids in Transition]] | 19721 Scriber Lake Road, Suite B, Lynnwood - 425-361-2916 - [[https://washingtonkidsintransition.org/contact-us/|contact us]] | Homeless families w/ children in Edmonds School District, Everett School District; other families referred on a case-by-case basis |
| :::                | [[https://www.oursaviourschurch.org/caring/|Our Saviors Church]] | OSLC parking lot, at 9928 272nd Place NW, Stanwood - 360-913-1551 (Mardi Jorgensen) | Anyone in need, age 0 - elderly | 
| :::                | [[https://handinhandkids.org/foster-support-services/|Hand in Hand]] | By appointment. Contact info@handinhandkids.org or (425) 374-2461. | For kids transiting into foster care, or in foster care, ages 0-17 |
| :::                | [[https://www.bethanycompassioncenter.com/programs|Bethany Compassion Center]] | 1421 Broadway, Everett - 425-512-9696 - info@bethanycompassioncenter.com | Young parents in the community; young parents in recovery |
| :::                | [[http://lifehousewa.org/|Lifehouse WA]] | 8825 34th Ave NE, Ste L-179, Marysville - 360-548-3177 - info@lifehousewa.org | Single mothers who experienced domestic violence, teen pregnancy, loss of spouse, substance abuse, homelessness, or trauma |
| BABY GEAR          | [[http://lifehousewa.org/|Lifehouse WA]] | 8825 34th Ave NE, Ste L-179, Marysville - 360-548-3177 - info@lifehousewa.org | Single mothers who experienced domestic violence, teen pregnancy, loss of spouse, substance abuse, homelessness, or trauma |
| HYGIENE/TOILETRIES | [[https://washingtonkidsintransition.org/|WA Kids in Transition]] | 19721 Scriber Lake Road, Suite B, Lynnwood - 425-361-2916 - [[https://washingtonkidsintransition.org/contact-us/|contact us]] | Homeless families w/ children in Edmonds School District, Everett School District; other families referred on a case-by-case basis |
| :::                | [[https://handinhandkids.org/foster-support-services/|Hand in Hand]] | By appointment. Contact info@handinhandkids.org or (425) 374-2461. | For kids transiting into foster care, or in foster care, ages 0-17 |
| :::                | [[https://www.bethanycompassioncenter.com/programs|Bethany Compassion Center]] | 1421 Broadway, Everett - 425-512-9696 - info@bethanycompassioncenter.com | People experiencing homelessness |
| :::                | [[http://www.trinitylutheraneverett.com/ministries/trinity-aid-bank.html|Trinity Aid Bank]] | 2324 Lombard Ave, Everett - 425-252-1239 - office@TrinityLutheranEverett.com | Fridays from 11:30am to 12:30pm - low-income families and individuals |
| FURNITURE          | [[https://svdpnsc.com/help/|St. Vincent de Paul - North Sound Chapter]] | Call Helpline: 425-355-3504 M-F 10AM - 4PM | Children 0-18 - for free bed program |
| HOUSEHOLD ITEMS    | [[http://www.trinitylutheraneverett.com/ministries/trinity-aid-bank.html|Trinity Aid Bank]] | 2324 Lombard Ave, Everett - 425-252-1239 - office@TrinityLutheranEverett.com | Fridays from 11:30am to 12:30pm - low-income families and individuals |

=== Holiday Gift Programs ===

^ AREA             ^ ORGANIZATION  ^ HOW TO APPLY  ^ HOW TO APPLY 
| WASHINGTON       | [[https://www.treehouseforkids.org/our-services/holiday-magic/|Treehouse for Kids]] | Foster children - must be referred by DCYF/foster services case manager |
| SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://everett-wa.toysfortots.org/local-coordinator-sites/lco-sites/default.aspx?nPageID=100&nPreviewInd=200&nRedirectInd=3|Toys for Tots]] | [[https://everett-wa.toysfortots.org/local-coordinator-sites/lco-sites/request-toys.aspx|Online applications only]] - or, if a TANF recipient, inquire through case manager |
| :::              | [[https://christmas-house.org/shop2020/|Christmas House]] | Visit website to shop - check for availability in November 2021 |
| EVERETT          | [[https://www.bethanycompassioncenter.com/programs|Bethany Compassion Center]] | 1421 Broadway; Ph: 425-512-9696; info@bethanycompassioncenter.com |
| :::              | [[http://www.trinitylutheraneverett.com/ministries/community-outreach.html|Trinity Lutheran Everett]] | Contact Volunteers of America Christmas Basket Program: Ph: (425) 259-3191; info@voaww.org |
| LYNNWOOD         | [[http://www.hollyhouseforkids.org/home.html|Holly House for Kids]] | Edmonds School District children in Lynnwood - no application info provided |
| MONROE           | [[https://cascadechurch.org/treasurechest|Cascade Church: Treasure Chest]] | Foster youth - open Tuesdays 9:30-11:30AM or by appointment - Email LaVonne Clark at:  orphancare@cascadechurch.org. |

==== Child Care ====

^ PROGRAM TYPE        ^ ORGANIZATION       ^ ELIGIBILITY               ^ ELIGIBILITY
| CHILD CARE SUBSIDY  | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/earlylearning-childcare/gDetting-help|DCYF: Child Care Subsidy Programs]] | See [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/earlylearning-childcare/getting-help/wccc|Working Connections Child Care eligibility requirements]] and [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/earlylearning-childcare/getting-help/seasonal-child-care|Seasonal Child Care eligibility requirements]] |
| :::                 | [[http://www.washingtonconnection.org|Apply online]] or call DCYF at 844-626-8687 to apply. Learn more about your child care options at the links above. ||
| :::                 | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/earlylearning-childcare/eceap-headstart|ECEAP & Head Start]] | Head Start: children 3-5; Early Head Start: pregnant parents or children 0-3; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16447/ECEAP-Income-Eligibility?bidId=|ECEAP: children 3-4]]; see page for more info about all programs |
| :::                 | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/545/Early-Head-Start|Snohomish County Early Head Start info]]; Call main office at 425-388-6439 to apply; prepare an application ahead of time (available from site in English, Spanish, or Russian); [[https://www.tulalipearlylearningacademy.com/BirthToThree|Apply for Birth-Three program at Betty J Taylor Early Learning Academy (Tulalip Tribe)]] ||
| :::                 | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/523/Early-Childhood-Education-Assistance-Pro|Snohomish County ECEAP info]]; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/4340/ECEAP-Recruitment-Flier---English?bidId=|Free Preschool in Snohomish County]]; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16445/ECEAP-Recruitment-Flier-Spanish?bidId=|Preescolar Gratuito en el Condado de Snohomish]]; For more information: call (425) 388-7010 or email: ECEAP@snoco.org ||
| :::                 | [[https://eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/center-locator|Head Start Center locator]]; [[https://www.tulalipearlylearningacademy.com/Preschool|Betty J Taylor Early Learning Academy (Tulalip Tribe)]]; Apply for other locations through [[https://www.edmonds.edu/birthtofive/|Edmonds College Birth to Five]]: Call 425.712.9000 or [[https://www.edmonds.edu/birthtofive/enroll/application.html|apply online]] ||
| EARLY INTERVENTION  | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/607/Early-Intervention-Program-Birth-to-Thre|Snohomish County Developmental Disabilities & Early Learning]] | Children 0-3 with developmental disabilities |
| :::                 | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/5766/English-Brochure?bidId=|English brochure]]; also available in Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Arabic, and Korean from website. Contact 425-388-7402 or 1-800-927-9308 or EarlyInterventionProgram@snoco.org if you are concerned about your child's development. ||
| :::                 | [[https://informingfamilies.org/|Informing Families]] | Families caring for children with developmental disabilities (any age) - info available in Spanish and Vietnamese |
| FIND CHILD CARE     | [[https://childcareawarewa.org/|Child Care Aware of WA]] | Everyone searching for child care - resource and referral network |
| :::                 | [[http://www.findchildcarewa.org/|Find Child Care WA]] | Everyone searching for licensed child care | 
| OTHER CHILD CARE    | [[https://ymca-snoco.org/programs/child-care/|YMCA Child Care]]: Early Learning & School-Age Care | YMCA members and non-members - fee-based |

=== Summer Camps ===

== Day Camps ==

== Overnight Camps in Washington ==

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==== Educational Resources ====

//*Please visit the// [[school_districts_school_boards|School Districts & School Boards]] //page for specific information about your children's local public schools and school districts for grades K-12.//

//*Please visit the// [[Education, Employment & Training]] //page for information about post-secondary education and training, as well as financial aid.//

|                            ^ RESOURCE                      ^ HOW TO ACCESS              ^ USEFUL FOR                   ^ USEFUL FOR    
^ EVERETT PUBLIC LIBRARY     | [[https://www.epls.org/166/EPL-Stories-Online|Stories Online]] | [[https://www.youtube.com/user/everettpubliclibrary/playlists|EPL YouTube Playlists]] (past stories), subscribe to e-mail lists for weekly links to live virtual readings and kits | Babies, preschool, and toddlers and their parents |
| :::                        | [[https://www.epls.org/357/What-to-Read-Next|What to Read Next]] | Fill out [[https://www.epls.org/FormCenter/Ask-6/Personal-Picks-59|personal picks form]] or call 425-257-8000 to speak with a librarian for personalized recommendations; or use age-based recommendations on page | Readers of all ages |
| :::                        | [[https://www.epls.org/417/Summer-Reading|Summer Reading]] | Access printable or virtual booklists from page; borrow physical books from library or digital/audio books from OverDrive; complete prize form | Kids & teens | 
| :::                        | [[https://www.epls.org/366/eBooks-and-eAudiobooks|Kids & Teens eBooks & AudioBooks]] | OverDrive or YourCloudLibrary (using EPL account# and PIN) | Youth readers (child and teen) |
| :::                        | [[https://www.hoopladigital.com/browse/comic/popular?children=1&page=1|Hoopla Digital: Children's titles only]] | create account - may need EPL account# and PIN | Youth readers of comics, manga, etc. |
| :::                        | [[https://www.epls.org/367/Stay-at-Home-Activities|Stay at Home Activities]] | Some may require EPL account login; others are web access | Kids, teens, and families |
| :::                        | [[https://www.epls.org/426/Student-Research|Student Research]] | Most sites required Login through EPL account | Children in grades K-12 |
| :::                        | [[https://www.ebsco.com/products/magazine-archives/life-magazine-archive|Life Magazine Archive]]: | Login using EPL credentials. Life Magazine has featured story-telling through documentary photographs and informative captions. Each issue depicted national and international events and topical stories. This collection contains more than 2,200 issues from 1936-2000. || 
| :::                        | [[http://about.proquest.com/libraries/academic/discovery-services|ProQuest Discovery]] | Login using EPL credentials. Indexes 3,600 magazines and journals—2,000 of which are full text, as well as several national and Washington State newspapers. Indexes 1,000 business and management journals, trade/industry publications, 460 of which are full text. ||
^ KING COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | [[https://kcls.org/locations/1493/|Bothell Location]] | See site for hours; use [[https://kcls.org/online/|online]] services | All ages |
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/students/|King County Public Library: Students]] | Use school code and student ID to register and log in | Elementary, middle, high school, and college students in King County |
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/kids/|KCLS: Kids]] | Online with KCLS login credentials | Parents/caregivers and children 0 - 13 |
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.overdrive.com/library/kids|Overdrive: Kids]] | Login with KCLS credentials. eBook and Audiobook recommendations for kids up to age 13. ||
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/storytimes/|KCLS: Storytimes (multiple languages)]] | Register using KCLS account; Zoom info will be sent to e-mail on file | Parents/caregivers and young children |
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/teens/|KCLS: Teens]] | Online with KCLS login credentials | Teens and young adults |
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/k-12/|KCLS: K-12 Educator, Parent, and Caregiver Support]] | Online with KCLS login credentials | K-12 teachers, parents, and caregivers |
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.bibliocommons.com/events/search/index|KCLS: All Events]] | Online registration through KCLS account; e-mail will be sent with access instructions | All ages and interests |
| :::                        | Classes, lectures, readings, study groups, meetups, forums: language learning, literature, arts, talk, self-help, culture, job & career, and more ||
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.bibliocommons.com/events/search/fq=program:(582cdb4203249b0100abc888)?_ga=2.11433780.123618874.1619591909-1697785379.1618980417|KCLS: ideaX Classes]] | Register online through KCLS account; access instructions sent to e-mail | Youth of various ages - STEAM programming |
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/bellevuemakerspace/|KCLS: Bellevue MakerSpace]] | [[https://kcls.org/faq/using-the-makerspace/|Using the MakerSpace]]; 1111 110th Ave NE, Bellevue | Ages 5 and up - open to all (including non-members) | 
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/kids-subject/a-z-resources/|Online Resources for Kids]] | Most sites require login through KCLS account | Kids in grades K-8 |
| :::                        | [[http://www.tutor.com/|Tutor.com]]/[[https://www.tutor.com/clientcarelib/spanish|Tutor.com (Spanish)]] | Login through KCLS account. Free online tutoring for all ages - children in grades K-12, adults in college, adult learners ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.infobase.com/product/libraries/master-public-library-video-collection/|Infobase: Access Video]] | Login through KCLS account | Full and kids-only versions available. Stream thousands of videos from BBC, HBO, and Ken Burns to Ferguson's career tips and health videos from The Wellness Network. ||
| :::                        | [[http://teacher.scholastic.com/products/bookflix/#/|BookFlix]] | Login through KCLS account. For pre-K-3 young readers. Watch classic video storybooks paired with related nonfiction eBooks, including some in Spanish. ||
| :::                        | [[https://library.eb.com/|Britannica Library]] and [[https://britannicalearn.com/search-box/britannica-library-children/|Brittanica Library Children]] | Login through KCLS account. Find accurate information to help you complete school assignments or explore your interests. Read or listen to articles at a reading level that is right for you. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.ebsco.com/products/research-databases/daily-life-through-history|Daily Life through History]] | Login through KCLS account. Explore the details of daily life around the world from pre-history to today. Learn through articles, maps, charts, and primary documents. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.gale.com/c/in-context-biography|Gale in Context: Biography]] | Login through KCLS account. Get biographical information that you can rely on for your next paper or project. Connect with accurate and engaging articles, videos, audio, and images. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.ebsco.com/novelist|NoveList]] | Login through KCLS account. Find your next reading recommendation. Get read-alikes, books that are similar to another book you like. Research an author or book. Explore themed book lists. Get discussion guides for your book group. ||
| :::                        | [[https://explore.proquest.com/sirsdiscoverer|SIRS Discoverer]] | Login through KCLS account. Find sources for your school report or project. Read articles and eBooks written for students in grades K-8. Search for downloadable eBooks by grade level or subject. Export your citations or save articles. ||
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/studyzoneplus/|Study Zone Plus]] | Login through KCLS account. Students K-12: Free homework help; Access to KCLS librarians; Language and reading support; Social activities. Students will be moved to breakout rooms by age groups, elementary or teen. ||
| :::                        | [[https://kcls.org/teen-subject/a-z-resources/|Online Resources for Teens]] | Most sites require login through KCLS account | Youth in grades 7-12 (some resources overlap with Kids' resources) |
| :::                        | [[https://www.gale.com/c/nineteenth-century-us-newspapers|Gale: 19th Century US Newspapers]] | Login through KCLS account. Read US newspapers from the 19th century. ||
| :::                        | [[https://britannicalearn.com/search-box/britannica-library-young-adults/|Britannica Library Young Adults]] | Login through KCLS account. Read or listen to articles at a reading levels right for you. Find facts to finish your school project. Explore articles, images, definitions, and websites for teens. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.gale.com/c/academic-onefile|Gale Academic OneFile]] | Login through KCLS account. Read full articles from journals or magazines, and books. Choose from thousands of publications. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.gale.com/ebooks|Gale eBooks]] | Login through KCLS account. Read, email, or print nonfiction books and articles. Search for facts in encyclopedias and directories. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.gale.com/c/in-context-opposing-viewpoints|Gale in Context: Opposing Viewpoints]] | Login through KCLS account. Explore both sides of an issue. Use statistics and primary sources to weigh pros and cons. Read articles written from diverse perspectives to understand others better. ||
| :::                        | [[https://hsus.cambridge.org/|Cambridge University Press: History Statistics of the US]] | Login through KCLS account. Search U.S. statistics from thousands of trusted sources. View historical context for data. Create custom data tables. Download and share tables. ||
| :::                        | [[https://search.proquest.com/publication/11561|NY Times (ProQuest)]] | Login through KCLS account. Read NY Times articles from 1980 - present. ||
| :::                        | [[https://about.proquest.com/products-services/pq-hist-news.html|NY Times Historical (ProQuest)]] | Login through KCLS account. New York Daily Times (1851-1857) and New York Times (1857-to three years before the current year). ||
| :::                        | [[https://newspaperarchive.com/|Newspaper Archive]] | Login through KCLS account. Read articles from over 400 years of newspapers. Explore family history, small-town events, and news from around the world. ||
| :::                        | [[https://about.proquest.com/products-services/related/Coronavirus-Outbreak-Authoritative-Resources.html|ProQuest Coronavirus Research Database]] | Login through KCLS account. Find information about COVID-19 that you can trust. ||
| :::                        | [[http://literature.proquestlearning.com/|ProQuest Learning: Literature]] | Login through KCLS account. Read poetry, prose, and drama. Find works of literary criticism, essays, author biographies, reviews, and interviews. Listen to contemporary poets read their own or favorite poems. ||
| :::                        | [[https://about.proquest.com/en/products-services/ProQuest-Research-Library|ProQuest Research Library]] | Login through KCLS account. Read articles from thousands of magazines, journals, and newspapers. ||
^ ACCESS THRU EPL, KCLS      | [[https://www.tumblebooklibrary.com/Default.aspx|Tumble Book Library]] | Login through EPL account. eBooks for Children in grades K-6 ||
^ SNO-ISLE PUBLIC LIBRARY    | [[https://sno-isle.bibliocommons.com/events/search/fq=audiences:(5ecfd4b407f0884500ce8c9e%20OR%205f0ce9cfdfbded9a0a33ba2b)?_ga=2.98667161.644762511.1618810436-1366004980.1617767893|Teen & Tween Events]] | Zoom links provided in event pages, or by email subscription | Teens and adolescents | 
| :::                        | [[https://sno-isle.bibliocommons.com/events/search/fq=audiences:(5ecfd4c12b35532f00c841ec%20OR%205ecfd4b707f0884500ce8c9f)?_ga=2.98667161.644762511.1618810436-1366004980.1617767893|Family & Kids' Events]] | Zoom links provided in event pages, or by email subscription | Kids and families | 
| :::                        | [[https://sno-isle.bibliocommons.com/events/search/fq=audiences:(5f0ce9be8497d4760a06c16a%20OR%205f0ce9c2036b39880a776ab0%20OR%205ecfd4bde19e6b240078b87c)|Babies, Toddlers, and Preschool Events]] | Zoom links provided in event pages, or by email subscription | Parents and their children age 0-5 |
| :::                        | [[https://sno-isle.overdrive.com/library/kids|eBooks & AudioBooks for Kids]] | OverDrive digital library with SPL credentials | Youth age 6 - middle school |
| :::                        | [[https://www.sno-isle.org/kids/|Kids Reading Suggestions]] | Check out physical books, or eBooks and AudioBooks through OverDrive using SPL card/credentials | Youth age 6-middle school |
| :::                        | [[https://www.sno-isle.org/teens/|Teens Reading Suggestions]] | Check out physical books, or eBooks and AudioBooks through OverDrive using SPL card/credentials | Youth age 12 and up | 
| :::                        | [[https://www.sno-isle.org/online-resources-for-teens/|Online Resources for Teens]] | Most sites require Login through SPL account | Youth in middle and high school |
| :::                        | [[http://home.brainfuse.com/|BrainFuse]] | Login using SPL credentials. Provides online tutoring and homework help for grades K-12, test prep, writing labs, career transitioning and school transitioning for adults, and more. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.gale.com/|Gale Research Resource]] | Login using SPL credentials. Gale is a global leader in education, learning, and research resources online. Gale has a digital archive of research databases, reference books (both eBook and print), and more. ||
| :::                        | [[http://www.historystudycenter.com/|History Study Center]] | Login using SPL credentials. Online resource of digitized primary and secondary history sources, suitable for a wide range of users from high school students to researchers seeking primary source texts. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.ebsco.com/products/research-databases/greenfile|GreenFILE]] | Login using SPL credentials. Free research database covering human impact to the environment with scholarly, government and general-interest titles including content on global warming, green building, pollution, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, recycling, and more. ||
| :::                        | [[https://about.proquest.com/libraries/schools/|ProQuest (formerly BigChalk)]] | Login using SPL credentials. Research and learning database for school-age youth. Age-appropriate content that covers core curriculum; high quality databases to support classroom instruction; interactive media that attracts student attention. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.sno-isle.org/online-resources-for-kids/|Online Resources for Kids]] | Login required through SPL account | Youth in grades K-middle school |
| :::                        | [[https://www.newsbank.com/libraries/schools/solutions/curriculum-support/researchrocket|Research Rocket]] (part of NewsBank) | Login using SPL credentials. Online digital research tool delivering diverse, vetted information for elementary and middle school students. Fueled by sources from around the world. ||
| :::                        | [[https://birdsoftheworld.org/|Birds of the World]] | Login using SPL credentials. Birds of the World is a powerful research database that brings together deep, scholarly content from four celebrated works of ornithology with millions of bird observations from eBird and multimedia from the Macaulay Library. ||
^ ACCESS THRU EPL, SPL       | [[https://www.worldbookonline.com/|World Book Online]]: | Login using EPL credentials. Online research tools that include encyclopedia articles, primary source collections, educator tools, student activities, educational games, pictures, audio, and videos. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.newsbank.com/|NewsBank]]: | Login using EPL credentials. Find global information on topics related to business, economics, education, government, health, homework help, international studies, politics, science, social issues, sports, STEM and more from a variety of news media featuring newspapers, videos and web-only content. ||
^ ACCESS THRU KCLS, SPL      | [[http://www.historystudycenter.com/|History Study Center]] | Login using SPL credentials. Online resource of digitized primary and secondary history sources, suitable for a wide range of users from high school students to researchers seeking primary source texts. ||
^ ACCESS THRU EPL, KCLS, SPL | [[https://www.linkedin.com/learning/|LinkedIn Learning]] (formerly Lynda): | Login using EPL credentials. Video courses taught by industry experts in software, creative, and business skills. ||
| :::                        | [[https://mangolanguages.com/|Mango Languages]]: | Login using EPL credentials. Interactive online resource providing audio tutorials to practice reading, listening, and speaking in over 70 different languages. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.learningexpresshub.com/|Learning Express]]: | Login using EPL credentials. Interactive tutorials, practice tests, e-books, flashcards and articles for academic skill-building, standardized test preparation, career development and more. ||
| :::                        | [[https://explore.proquest.com/elibrary/login|eLibrary ProQuest Database]]: | Login using EPL credentials. Offers more than 1,500 full-text sources, with improved functionality, and a fun and easy-to-use search interface. Includes magazines, newspapers, books, television/radio transcripts, maps, pictures, and audio/video clips. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.ebsco.com/products/explora|Explora Research]]: | Login using EPL credentials. sign in through EPL - Search across multiple database collections including newspaper sources, magazines articles (including Consumer Reports), general reference publications, images, and, as well as selection of eBooks and eAudiobooks. Also available in Spanish and French. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.kanopy.com/kids|Kanopy Kids]] | Login using library credentials. Watch a streaming collection of age-appropriate films and TV series selected for kids. Finding the right video is easy using Common Sense Media ratings. ||
^ FREE RESOURCES             | [[https://makewayforbooks.org/|Make Way for Books App]] | Sign up for free account; use free app. Read free bilingual (Spanish) eBooks for ages 0-5. Find early literacy activities. ||
| :::                        | [[https://online.culturegrams.com/secure/index.php|CultureGrams]]: | //**No login required.**// A series of reference tools on world cultures, including maps, statistics and other information on 187 countries and the 50 U.S. States. ||
| :::                        | [[https://artsandculture.google.com/|Google: Arts & Culture]] | No account needed, or use Google account. Virtual tours, art explorations, games, museum guides, and more. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvahqwMqN4M0GRkZY8WkLZMb6Z-W7qbLA|Educational Documentaries: Netflix - on YouTube]] | No account or login required. Suitable for adolescents, teens, young adults. ||
| :::                        | [[https://www.khanacademy.org/|Khan Academy]]: | //**Sign up for free.**// Practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard. Core STEAM subjects for elementary through college-level courses. ||
^ FREE INTERNET ACCESS       | [[https://bgcsc.org/lift-zones/|Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County: Comcast Lift Zones]] | 12 Boys & Girls Clubs in SnoCo with Free Internet - see page | School-aged Boys & Girls Clubs members needing internet access for homework, school, research |
^ FREE TUTORING              | [[https://www.hmc.edu/community-engagement/homework-hotline/|Harvey Mudd College Homework Hotline]] | 877.827.5462 - September - May, Sunday - Thursday, 4 - 7 p.m. PST | Youth in grades 4-12 needing help with Math and Science homework |
| :::                        | [[https://www.bethanycompassioncenter.com/programs|Bethany Compassion Center]] | 1421 Broadway, Everett - Ph: 425-512-9696 - info@bethanycompassioncenter.com | Local Everett students in grades K-12 |
| :::                        | [[https://bgcsc.org/|Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County]] | 19 Boys & Girls Clubs in SnoCo & nearby counties | School-aged Boys & Girls Clubs members - drop-in and power-hour | 
| :::                        | [[https://www.crmkids.org/what-we-do|Casino Road Kid's Ministries]] | 14 E Casino Rd, Everett - 425 243-2190 - info@crmkids.org | School-aged children in South Everett |
| :::                        | [[https://www.ttns.org/kidz-club-after-school-program/|Kidz Club (Take the Next Step/City Life-Youth for Christ)]] | 202 S Sams St, Monroe - 360-794-1022 - office@ttns.org | Grade-school children |
| :::                        | [[https://www.crc-sc.org/teen-programs/|Community Resource Center of Stanwood-Camano: Teen Programs]] | 360.629.5257 - teens@crc-sc.org - 2x weekly | Teens (junior high and high school) |

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==== Youth & Community Activities ====

|                        ^ TYPE               ^ ORGANIZATION        ^ AGE GROUPS      ^ AGE GROUPS 
^ MULTIPLE LOCATIONS     | ARTS & THERAPY     | [[https://www.scmusicproject.org/programs|Snohomish County Music Project]] | All ages - age-specific groups |
| :::                    | :::                | Sliding scales and reduced rates available based on income, COVID-19 hardship. ||
| :::                    | GIRL-SPECIFIC      | [[https://www.girlscoutsww.org/en/about-girl-scouts/About-Girl-Scouts/our-program.html|Girl Scouts of Western Washington]] | Up to age 18 |
| :::                    | :::                | Girl Scouts of WW is transgender- and nonbinary-inclusive. Their programming teachers outdoors skills, STEM skills, leadership, life skills, entrepreneurship and business skills, people skills, and more. ||
| :::                    | HEALTH & COMMUNITY | [[https://ymca-snoco.org/|YMCA of Snohomish County]] | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                | Youth-specific programming: [[https://ymca-snoco.org/programs/sports|Sports]], [[https://ymca-snoco.org/programs/skate-park/|Mukilteo Skate Park]], [[https://ymca-snoco.org/programs/swimming/|Swimming]] (group & private lessons, swim team), [[https://ymca-snoco.org/summer-camps/challenger-camp/|Challenger Camp]] (youth entering grades 6-9); child care and summer camps for younger children also available ||
| :::                    | MENTORING          | [[https://www.bbbs-snoco.org/|Big Brothers Big Sisters of Snohomish County]] | Children & Youth age 6-18 |
| :::                    | :::                | 1-on-1 youth-adult mentoring-matching program; mentors provide mentees with a role model, safe activities, someone to talk to and get advice from. ||
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://www.mountbakerbsa.org/districts/pilchuck-district/|Mount Baker Boy Scouts of America: Pilchuck District]] | Kindergarten - age 20 - serving all genders, grouped by aged |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://www.mountbakerbsa.org/council/bsa-at-a-glance/|Program]]; Family programs, outdoor programs, fitness, leadership, community learning and service, civics, and more ||
^ ARLINGTON              | SPORTS & OUTDOORS  | [[https://yd.org/about/|Youth Dynamics]] | Youth age 11-24 |
| :::                    | :::                | Faith-based organization offering outdoor adventures, leadership training, weekly events and clubs, working with all youth regardless of religious affiliation. Multiple locations; nearest is [[https://yd.org/locations/washington/stilly-valley/|Stilly Valley]]. ||
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/arlington-club/|Arlington Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | Homework help, childcare, arts, junior staff, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/arlington-club/arlington-sports/|sports]], summer camps ||
^ BELLEVUE               | ARTS & THERAPY     | [[https://www.musicworksnw.org/|Music Works NW]] | All ages - programs grouped by age | 
| :::                    | :::                | Music lessons, music therapy, performance, music camps; [[https://www.musicworksnw.org/tuition-assistance|Tuition assistance]] available; may accept [[https://www.musicworksnw.org/copy-of-financial-aid|DDA funding]] ||
| :::                    | CULTURE & LEARNING | [[https://kcls.org/bellevuemakerspace/|KCLS: MakerSpace]] | All ages - no library membership necessary |
^ CAMANO ISLAND          | COMMUNITY CENTER   | [[https://www.warmbeach.com/|Warm Beach Camp & Conference Center]] | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                | Recreation, challenge courses, youth programs, team-building, facility rentals, [[https://www.warmbeach.com/camps/|family & youth camps]], meals provided on site ||
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://www.camanocountryclub.com/camano-swim-fitness-social-clubhouse|Camano Country Club]] | Youth and adults |
| :::                    | :::                | Swimming, fitness, and social activities, including art gallery featuring local artists ||
| :::                    | SPORTS             | [[https://camalochgolf.com/rates/|Camaloch Golf]] | Youth and adults |
^ COUPEVILLE             | DROP-IN            | [[https://www.ryanshouseforyouth.org/drop--in-centers.html|Ryan's House for Youth]] | Homeless youth age 12-24 |
| :::                    | :::                | Meals, clothing closet, respite, employment services, help with applications for benefits, help with applying for school/re-enrollment, help with IDs and other documents, case management ||
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/coupeville-club/|Coupeville Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth | 
| :::                    | :::                | Homework help, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/coupeville-club/coupeville-childcare/|childcare]] (plus [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/coupeville-club/before-school/|before]]/[[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/coupeville-club/afterschool/|after]]-school care), teen programs, gender-specific programming, junior staff, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/coupeville-club/coupeville-sports/|sports]], summer camps ||
^ DARRINGTON             | COMMUNITY CENTER   | [[https://darringtoncc.org/about/|Darrington Community Center]] | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                | [[http://www.ncfs.family/new-events|North Counties' Family Services]] | All ages - family | 
| :::                    | :::                | Current: [[http://www.ncfs.family/new-events|Walking Club]], Wednesdays 12PM-1PM, for families. Call 360-436-0334 for questions. Water bottles provided. ||
^ EDMONDS                | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/edmonds-club/|Edmonds Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged children |
| :::                    | :::                | Homework help, childcare, arts programs, summer camps, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/edmonds-club/edmonds-sports/|sports]], [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/edmonds-club/healthy-habits/|health programs]] ||
^ EVERETT                | AFTER-SCHOOL       | [[https://www.crmkids.org/what-we-do|Casino Road Kid's Ministries]] | Not stated - children |
| :::                    | :::                | Current clubs: [[https://www.crmkids.org/our-clubs|English]] and [[https://www.crmkids.org/nuestro-clubes|Spanish]] meeting at The Village at Casino Road - help with homework, snacks and hot meals, arts and music, and family activities during the summer ||
| :::                    | COMMUNITY CENTER   | [[https://www.connectcasinoroad.org/community-hub|The Village on Casino Road]] | All ages - family | 
| :::                    | :::                | Programs listed on page above; anything in green font is now available. Click name of organization for more info, call (425) 610-3856 (se habla espanol) ||
| :::                    | DROP-IN            | [[http://www.cocoonhouse.org/outreach|U-Turn Drop-In Center]] | Homeless youth age 13-24 |
| :::                    | :::                | Get Help 24/7: Call or text 425.877.5171 or email safeplace@cocoonhouse.org; Drop-In Hours: M-F 2PM-6:30PM; Sat-Sun 10AM-1PM. 3530 Colby Ave, Everett. ||
| :::                    | HEALTH & COMMUNITY | [[https://www.everettwa.gov/738/Aquatics|Forest Park Swim Center]] | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                | //Currently closed due to COVID-19// - see [[https://www.everettwa.gov/2519/Everett-YMCA-swim-partnership|Everett YMCA Swim Partnership]] ||
| :::                    | PARENTING          | [[https://www.connectcasinoroad.org/community-hub|The Village on Casino Road]] | All ages - family | 
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://childstrive.org/programs/|ChildStrive]]: ECEAP, early intervention, nurse-family partnership, parents as teachers; [[https://www.yfcseattlemetro.com/ministries/city_life/everett|Youth for Christ]] City Life: faith-based tutoring, mentoring, and other programming for youth; [[https://www.hopeforhomies.org/turnaround-youth|Second Chance Outreach]]: tutoring, mentoring for high school-aged youth, [[https://www.facebook.com/Mujeres-Sin-Fronteras-100431581331822|Mujeres sin Fronteras]] women's support group (Spanish) ||
| :::                    | SPORTS             | [[https://www.everettyouthsoccerclub.com/|Everett Youth Soccer Club]] | Ages 3-18 |
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://www.connectcasinoroad.org/community-hub|The Village on Casino Road]] | All ages - family | 
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://www.yfcseattlemetro.com/ministries/city_life/everett|Youth for Christ]] City Life: faith-based tutoring, mentoring, and other programming for youth; [[https://www.hopeforhomies.org/turnaround-youth|Second Chance Outreach]]: tutoring, mentoring for high school-aged youth || 
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/cascade-club/|Cascade Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | Childcare, games, learning, leadership programs, health, arts & crafts, homework time, summer camps ||
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/everett-club/|Everett Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/everett-club/everett-childcare/|Childcare]], homework help, arts & crafts, STEM, computer education, health programs, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/everett-club/everett-sports/|sports]], Friday teen nights, leadership programs ||
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/south-everett-mukilteo-club/|South Everett-Mukilteo Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/south-everett-mukilteo-club/south-everettmukilteo-childcare/|Childcare]], homework help, drama, fine arts, national fine arts exhibit, gender-specific programs, and more ||
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/trailside-club/|Trailside Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | Childcare, homework help, health programs, kids' cafe, games, outdoor programs, arts & crafts & science ||
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://everett.salvationarmy.org/everett_corps/teach-kids/|Salvation Army Troops]] | Youth aged preschool - 12th grade, divided into age groups |
| :::                    | ARTS & THERAPY     | [[http://www.cocoonhouse.org/outreach|Cocoon House Free Music Program]] | Homeless youth age 13-24 (eligible for services) |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=19866968|Sign up for 1.5-hr session]] in advance with the Music Program Coordinator to play and record music in any style, with mixing and mastering. More info on page. ||
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://everett.salvationarmy.org/everett_corps/teach-kids/|Salvation Army: Music Lessons]] | Groups and individual music lessons - Youth, all ages |
^ GRANITE FALLS          | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/granite-falls-club/|Granite Falls Boys & Girls Club]] | Ages 0-18 (depending on service) |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/granite-falls-club/granite-falls-childcare/|Childcare]] (see main page for other services), homework help, torch club, fitness, teen nights and trips, junior staff, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/granite-falls-club/granite-falls-sports/|sports]], [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/granite-falls-club/granite-falls-robotics/|robitics & STEM]], arts & crafts, games, computer education, summer camps ||
^ KINGSTON               | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/north-kitsap-club/|North Kitsap Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/north-kitsap-club/north-kitsap-child-care-program/|Childcare]], summer camps, and more ||   
^ LAKE STEVENS           | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/lake-stevens-club/|Bargreen Lake Stevens Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/lake-stevens-club/lake-stevens-childcare/|Childcare]], [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/lake-stevens-club/lake-stevens-sports/|sports]], homework help, computer lab, gym, games, instruction ||
^ LYNNWOOD               | COMMUNITY CENTER   | [[https://www.trinitylutheranchurch.com/lync.html|Lynnwood Neighborhood Center]] - //coming soon in 2023// | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                |  Early Learning/ECEAP, Boys & Girls Club, Teen Center, Adult Day Center, multipurpose rooms for community events/meetings, [[https://www.trinitylutheranchurch.com/uploads/1/8/2/4/18240759/lnc_one_page_community_partners.pdf|more info]] ||
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://www.lynnwoodwa.gov/Community/Play-Lynnwood/Lynnwood-Recreation-Facilities/Lynnwood-Recreation-Center|Lynnwood Recreation Center]] | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                | See [[https://www.lynnwoodwa.gov/Community/Play-Lynnwood/Recreation-Center-Admission-Fees|admission fees]] - scholarships available. [[https://www.lynnwoodwa.gov/Community/Play-Lynnwood/Lynnwood-Recreation-Guide-Classes-Activities|Classes & activities]] available for youth and families. ||
| :::                    | DROP-IN            | [[https://neighbors-in-need.com/neighborhood-youth-alliance/|Neighborhood Youth Alliance]] | Homeless children age 3-15 in Edmonds School District |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://www.trinitylutheranchurch.com/uploads/1/8/2/4/18240759/rev_nya_-_brochure_10-31-13.pdf|See brochure.]] Located at [[https://www.trinitylutheranchurch.com/contact.html|Trinity Lutheran Church]] - Saturdays, 8:30AM-10:30AM. Provides children with early learning, art and education, life skills. //On hiatus due to COVID-19.// ||
| :::                    | SPORTS             | [[http://www.lynnwoodgc.com/|Lynnwood Municipal Golf Course]] | Youth and adults |
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/alderwood-club/|Alderwood Boys & Girls Club]] | School-age children |
| :::                    | :::                | Homework help, childcare, arts, STEM, computer education, health, Friday teen nights, teen leadership, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/alderwood-club/alderwood-sports/|sports]], summer camps ||
^ MARYSVILLE             | ARTS & THERAPY     | [[https://marysvillewa.gov/386/Youth-Classes|City of Marysville: Youth Classes]] | Various ages |
| :::                    | :::                | Art, music, dance, and other classes available, grouped by age ||
| :::                    | COMMUNITY CENTER   | [[https://marysvillewa.gov/926/Ken-Baxter-Community-Center|Ken Baxter Community Center]] | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                | //Currently closed due to COVID-19 - check website periodically for updates// ||
| :::                    | SPORTS & OUTDOORS  | [[https://marysvillewa.gov/1066/Youth-Sports|Marysville Youth Sports]] | Ages 2-17 (grouped by age and activity) |
| :::                    | :::                | Check main website for availability; upcoming seasons: [[https://marysvillewa.gov/1155/Tennis-for-Youth|Tennis]] and [[https://marysvillewa.gov/752/Youth-Soccer|Soccer]] ||
| :::                    | EVENTS             | [[https://www.marysvillewa.gov/673/Community-Events|Marysville City Events]] | Family-oriented and all ages |
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/marysville-club/|Marysville Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/marysville-club/marysville-childcare/|Childcare]], [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/marysville-club/marysville-sports/|sports]], homework help, computer lab, teen night, immersion, running club, gender-specific programming, summer camps ||
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://marysville.salvationarmy.org/|Salvation Army Troops]] | Youth aged preschool - 12th grade, divided into age groups |
^ MILL CREEK             | ARTS & THERAPY     | [[https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/cms/one.aspx?pageId=10506682|City of Mill Creek Recreation]] | Preschool - teens | 
| :::                    | :::                | Summer schedules not yet available for viewing/registration - check in May 2021 - scholarships available ||
| :::                    | SPORTS             | [[https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/cms/one.aspx?pageId=10506682|City of Mill Creek Recreation]] | Preschool - teens | 
| :::                    | :::                | Summer schedules not yet available for viewing/registration - check in May 2021 - scholarships available ||
| :::                    | EVENTS             | [[https://millcreektourism.com/events/city_events|Mill Creek City Events]] | Family-oriented and all ages |
^ MONROE                 | AFTER-SCHOOL       | [[https://www.ttns.org/kidz-club-after-school-program/|Kidz Club (Take the Next Step/City Life-Youth for Christ)]] | Grade-school children |
| :::                    | :::                | Teen volunteers help grade-school children with homework, provide snacks, socialize and read with children, do crafts, etc. Located at [[https://www.monroecov.org/|Monroe Covenant Church]] ||
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/monroe-club/|Monroe Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/monroe-club/monroe-childcare/|Childcare]], [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/monroe-club/monroe-sports/|sports]], leadership programs, gender-specific programming, sewing club, financial education ||
^ MUKILTEO               | COMMUNITY CENTER   | [[https://mukilteowa.gov/departments/recreation/facilities-and-rentals/|Rosehill Community Center]] | All ages | 
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://apm.activecommunities.com/cityofmukilteorec/ActiveNet_CategoryLanding|All ages programs year-round]] - [[https://mukilteowa.gov/departments/recreation/recreation/scholarship-form/|apply for scholarships here]]; [[https://mukilteowa.gov/departments/recreation/recreation/rhcc-art-exhibits/|Art exhibits featuring local artists]], youth and camp programming ||
| :::                    | EVENTS             | [[https://mukilteowa.gov/departments/recreation/recreation/rhcc-community-events/|Rosehill Community Center Events]] | Family-oriented and all ages |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://mukilteowa.gov/community-events-calendar/|Mukilteo City Events]] | All ages |
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/mukilteo-club/|Mukilteo Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/mukilteo-club/mukilteo-childcare/|Childcare]], [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/mukilteo-club/mukilteo-sports/|sports]], spring & summer camps, teen center, drop-in center, game rooms, STEAM center, tech lab ||
^ OAK HARBOR             | DROP-IN            | [[https://www.ryanshouseforyouth.org/drop--in-centers.html|Ryan's House for Youth]] | Homeless youth age 12-24 |
| :::                    | :::                | Meals, clothing closet, respite, employment services, help with applications for benefits, help with applying for school/re-enrollment, help with IDs and other documents, case management ||
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/oak-harbor-club/|Oak Harbor Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | Childcare, homework help, cooking, fine arts, health programs, and more ||
^ SAUK-SUIATTLE TRIBE    | OUTDOORS           | [[http://www.sauk-suiattle.com/cultural_resources_department.html|Sauk-Suiattle Tribal Canoe Journey]] | Youth and adults |
^ SEATTLE                | ARTS & THERAPY     | [[https://www.redeaglesoaring.org/about_us|Red Eagle Soaring]] | Indigenous youth aged 10-19 |
| :::                    | CULTURE & LEARNING | [[https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/ALTSA/hcs/documents/kinship/Seattle%20Aquarium%20Kinship%20Passes.pdf|Seattle Aquarium: Free Passes]] | Free entry to Seattle Aquarium for up to two adult caregivers and up to five Foster children |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/ALTSA/hcs/documents/kinship/Pacific%20Science%20Center%20-%20Caregiver%20and%20Youth%20Access%20Membership%20flyer%20updated%204.5.17.pdf|Pacific Science Center: Free Membership/Passes]] | Free 1-year membership for Foster youth age 14-21 and caregivers of Foster youth under 14; see more details |
^ SNOHOMISH              | HEALTH & COMMUNITY | [[https://www.sno.wednet.edu/Domain/24|Snohomish Aquatic Center]] | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://www.sno.wednet.edu/site/Default.aspx?PageType=1&SiteID=24&ChannelID=1984&DirectoryType=6|Activities and classes]] for all ages; [[https://www.sno.wednet.edu/site/Default.aspx?PageType=1&SiteID=24&ChannelID=1986&DirectoryType=6|swim teams]] for youth and adults ||
| :::                    | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/snohomish-club/|Snohomish Boys & Girls Club]] | School-age youth |
| :::                    | :::                | Located at [[https://www.snohomishwa.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Averill-Youth-Complex-12|Averill Youth Complex]]. Homework help, licensed child care, STEM programs, arts programs, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/snohomish-club/snohomish-sports/|sports]] ||
^ STANWOOD               | COMMUNITY CENTER   | [[https://www.crc-sc.org/|Community Resource Center - Stanwood Camano]] | All ages - family |
| :::                    | :::                | Currently offering: [[https://www.crc-sc.org/events/categories/davis-teens-programs/|Davis Teen Programs]]: babysitting classes, homework help; [[https://www.crc-sc.org/teen-programs/|more info]] ||
| :::                    | PARTNERSHIP        | [[http://www.scypteens.org/71-2/|Stanwood-Camano Youth Partnership (SCYP Teens)]] | Adolescents and Teens |
| :::                    | :::                | [[https://www.facebook.com/SCYPTeens|SCYP Teens]] provides programming and opportunities such as: Education Support, Mentoring, Youth Advisory Council, Skill Building & Development, Community Service Projects, Entrepreneurship Opportunities, Annual Youth Summit for Stanwood-Camano ||
^ STARTUP                | ARTS & THERAPY     | [[https://startupartworkshop.weebly.com/Startup ArtUp Workshop]] | 5th-6th graders |
| :::                    | :::                | Hosted at [[https://startupeventcenter.wordpress.com/|Startup Event Center]] by [[https://stanwoodcamanoart.com/guild/|Stanwood-Camano Arts Guild]] - currenting seeking [[https://startupartworkshop.weebly.com/future-art-workshop-interest.html|feedback]] regarding interest in another event. ||
^ STILLAGUAMISH          | HEALTH & COMMUNITY | [[https://www.stillaguamish.com/departmentsandservices/cultural-resources/|Stillaguamish Tribe Cultural Resources]] | All ages |
| :::                    | :::                | Programs include spring and summer kids' camps, Lushootseed language learning, and cultural resources for all ages ||
^ SULTAN                 | YOUTH              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/sultan-club/|Sultan Boys & Girls Club]] | School-aged youth |
| :::                    | :::                | Childcare, homework help, mentoring and tutoring, science club, book club, fine arts, reading/writing club, lego club, health programs, [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/sultan-club/sports/|sports]] ||
^ TULALIP                | YOUTH              | [[https://sites.google.com/site/tulalipboysgirlsclub/home|Tulalip Boys & Girls Club]] | Preschool - age 18 |
| :::                    | :::                | Current: Before and after-school care, [[https://bgcsc.org/tulalip-sports/|sports]], mentoring, summer camps, health programs ||

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==== Youth Leadership Opportunities ====

=== Government ===

^ ORGANIZATION              ^ OPPORTUNITIES  ^ HOW TO APPLY ^ HOW TO APPLY 
| NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS | [[https://www.ncai.org/native-youth/ncai-youth-commission/About-NCAI-Youth-Commission|Youth Commission]] | See link for more information - youth ages 16-24 |
| :::                                   | [[https://www.ncai.org/about-ncai/internships-fellowships|Internships & Fellowships]] | See link for information & eligibility - for students of higher education |
| NATIONAL INDIAN HEALTH BOARD          | [[https://www.nihb.org/for_youth/health_policy_fellowship.php|Health Policy Fellowship]] | See link for more information |
| U.S. SENATE - DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE    | [[https://www.indian.senate.gov/about/history/dem-internships-and-fellowships|Democratic Committee on Indian Affairs: Internships & Fellowships]] | See link for more information |
| U.S. SENATE - REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE    | [[https://www.indian.senate.gov/about/internships-and-fellowships|Republican Committee on Indian Affairs]] | See link for more information |
| UDALL FOUNDATION                      | [[https://www.udall.gov/OurPrograms/Internship/Internship.aspx|Native American Congressional Internship]] | For undergraduate, graduate, and law students - see link for more info |
| WA OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR      | [[https://www.walyac.org/aboutlyac|Legislative Youth Advisory Council]] | [[https://www.walyac.org/student-application|Apply online]] or [[https://www.walyac.org/contact-us|contact us]] with questions |
| WA BOARD OF EDUCATION                 | [[https://www.sbe.wa.gov/about-us/membership-overview#student|Student Representative to the Board of Education]] | [[https://awsleaders.org/sbe-2021|Association of WA Student Leaders]] - application for Student Representative |
| WA DEPT CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES    | [[http://independence.wa.gov/self-advocacy/make-a-difference-and-get-involved/self-advocacy-resources/passion-to-action/|Passion 2 Action - Statewide Youth-led Advisory Board]] | Current or former Foster youth age 14-24: email ilskids@dshs.wa.gov |
| SNOHOMISH COUNTY                      | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/3825/Childrens-Commission|Children's Commission]] | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/3339/Apply|General application information]]; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/OnlineBCBAForm|online application for Children's Commission]]; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/27803|MS DOC application]] |
| CITY OF ARLINGTON                     | [[http://www.arlingtonwa.gov/482/Arlington-Youth-Council|Youth Council]] | [[http://www.arlingtonwa.gov/424/Boards-Commissions|List of boards & commissions; application information]] |
| :::                                   | [[http://www.arlingtonwa.gov/449/Parks-Arts-Recreation-Commission|Parks & Recreation Commission]] | [[http://www.arlingtonwa.gov/424/Boards-Commissions|List of boards & commissions; application information]] |
| CITY OF BOTHELL                       | [[http://www.ci.bothell.wa.us/774/Arts-Commission|Arts Commission]] | [[http://www.ci.bothell.wa.us/1249/Current-Openings-and-Application|List of openings: boards and commissions - how to apply]] |
| CITY OF EDMONDS                       | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/youth_commission|Youth Commission]] | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/boards_commissions_openings|Boards and commissions: openings]]; [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/UserFiles/Servers/Server_16494932/File/Government/Boards%20and%20Commissions/Cemetery%20Board/Boards%20&%20Commissions%20Openings/Application_for_Student_Rep_2020.pdf|PDF Application for Youth Commission]] |
| :::                                   | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/arts_commission|Arts Commission]] | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/boards_commissions_openings|Boards and commissions: openings]]; [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/UserFiles/Servers/Server_16494932/File/Government/Boards%20and%20Commissions/Cemetery%20Board/Boards%20&%20Commissions%20Openings/Youth_Commission_Application_2020.pdf|PDF Application for Youth Commission]] |
| :::                                   | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/diversity_commission|Diversity Commission]] | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/boards_commissions_openings|Boards and commissions: openings]] |
| :::                                   | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/planning_board|Planning Board]] | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/boards_commissions_openings|Boards and commissions: openings]] |
| :::                                   | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/tree_board|Tree Board]] | [[https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/boards_and_commissions/boards_commissions_openings|Boards and commissions: openings]] |
| EDMONDS SCHOOL BOARD                  | [[https://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/about_us/school_board/application_for_student_advisor_to_the_board|Student Advisor]] to the [[https://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/about_us/school_board|school board]] | [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/170knSqLSIezUUDqF6CdhYsqwgVo7Z3IV/view?usp=sharing|2020-2021 school year application]] |
| CITY OF EVERETT                       | [[https://www.everettwa.gov/2480/Youth-Advisory-Board|Youth Advisory Board]] | [[https://www.everettwa.gov/1537/Boards-and-Commissions|Boards and commissions]]; [[https://www.everettwa.gov/FormCenter/Boards-Commissions-25/Youth-Advisory-Board-Application-287|Application]] |
| CITY OF MILL CREEK                    | [[https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/city_government/boards_and_commissions/youth_advisory_board|Youth Advisory Board]] | [[https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/city_government/boards_and_commissions|Boards and commissions]]: [[https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/UserFiles/Servers/Server_9100852/File/City%20Government/Boards%20and%20Commissions/Youth%20Advisory%20Board/NEW%20Member%20Application%202021.pdf|new member application]]; [[https://www.cityofmillcreek.com/UserFiles/Servers/Server_9100852/File/City%20Government/Boards%20and%20Commissions/Youth%20Advisory%20Board/Returning%20Member%20Application%202021.pdf|returning member application]] |
| CITY OF MOUNTLAKE TERRACE             | [[http://www.cityofmountlaketerrace.com/608/Volunteerism|Intern for the City of Mountlake Terrace]] | See more information in the link |
| CITY OF MUKILTEO                      | [[https://mukilteowa.gov/city-council/mukilteo-commissions-committees-boards/parks-arts-commission-and-rosehill-community-board/#RCB|Rosehill Community Board]] | [[https://mukilteowa.gov/city-council/mukilteo-commissions-committees-boards/|Commissions, committees & boards]]: more information about applications |
| CITY OF SNOHOMISH                     | [[https://www.snohomishwa.gov/691/Youth-Council|Youth Council]] | [[https://www.snohomishwa.gov/108/Boards-Commissions|Boards and commissions]]: [[https://www.snohomishwa.gov/402/View-Current-Openings|current openings]] |
| CITY OF SULTAN                        | [[https://www.ci.sultan.wa.us/207/Student-Representative|City Council Student Representative]] | Apply on link - information is out of date; contact for more information |

=== Non-Profit/Independent Organizations with Youth Leadership Programs ===

|                  ^ ORGANIZATION           ^ OPPORTUNITIES     ^ OPPORTUNITIES
^ INTERNATIONAL    | [[https://www.cwis.org/|Center for World Indigenous Studies]] | [[https://www.cwis.org/internships/|Undergraduate Internships]] |
^ WASHINGTON, D.C. | [[https://cipp.cps.gwu.edu/|George Washington University: College of Professional Studies]] | [[https://cipp.cps.gwu.edu/naplp-program|Native American Political Leadership Program]] |
^ NATIONAL         | [[https://www.cnay.org/|Center for Native American Youth]] | [[https://www.cnay.org/generation-indigenous/gen-i-challenge/|Gen-I Challenge]] (Generation-Indigenous Challenge)]] |
| :::              | ::: | [[https://www.cnay.org/generation-indigenous/youth-ambassadors/|Youth Ambassadors]] |
| :::              | ::: | [[https://www.cnay.org/ambassadors-for-land-conservation/|Ambassadors for Land Conservation]] | 
| :::              | ::: | [[https://www.cnay.org/champions/|Champions for Change]] |
| :::              | [[http://www.nativevote.org/|Native Vote]] | [[http://www.nativevote.org/about/become-a-native-vote-coordinator/|Become a Native Vote Coordinator]] |
| :::              | [[https://unityinc.org/about/about-unity/|UNITY]] [[https://unityinc.org/native-youth/youth-councils/|Native Youth Councils]] | [[https://unityinc.org/native-youth/membership/|Membership]]: [[https://unityinc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/UNITY-YC-Handbook.pdf|How to Establish a Youth Council]] |
| :::              | [[https://www.nacac.org/help/be-a-youth-advocate/nacacs-youth-advisory-team/|North American Council on Adoptable Children: Youth Advisory Team]] | Youth ages 18-24; contact Barb Clark: barbclark@nacac.org or 651-644-3036 (x113) for info |
| :::              | [[https://www.nacac.org/help/be-a-youth-advocate/starting-a-youth-network/|North American Council on Adoptable Children: Starting a Youth Network]] | See page for resources - also see [[https://www.nacac.org/help/be-a-youth-advocate/|Be a youth advocate]] page | 
| :::              | [[https://www.fosterclub.com/what-we-do/young-leaders/all-star-internship|Foster Club: All-Star Internship]] | Apply online (when open for WA state); For more info contact youngleaders@fosterclub.com or call (503) 717-1552. Reach Ashlee directly at x104. |
| :::              | [[https://www.fosterclub.com/blog/announcements/apply-national-foster-care-youth-alumni-policy-council|National Foster Care Youth & Alumni Policy Council]] | Foster youth/alumni ages 18-26. Apply online; additional questions? please email: NPC@fostercarealumni.org |
| :::              | [[https://www.fosterclub.com/what-we-do/young-leaders/fosterclubs-outstanding-young-leader-award|Foster Club: Outstanding Young Leader Award]] | Foster youth ages 17-26 showing leadership initiative; apply online |
| :::              | [[https://nn4youth.org/programs/nyac/|National Youth Advisory Council]] | Youth ages 18-26, formerly homeless; [[https://nn4youth.org/programs/nyac/nyac-nomination/|Apply here]]: contact Yorri Berry-Harris: yorri.berry@nn4youth.org; 202.783.7949 with questions |
^ NORTHWEST        | [[https://nativeyouthleadership.org/approach/|Native Youth Leadership Alliance (NYLA)]] | [[https://nativeyouthleadership.org/nyla-leadership-society/|Leadership Society]] | 
| :::              | [[https://www.nwnetwork.org/|The NW Network]] | [[https://www.nwnetwork.org/ossb|Outspoken Speakers Board]] - youth aged 13-24 |
^ SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://ymca-snoco.org/|YMCA of Snohomish County]] | [[https://ymca-snoco.org/programs/youth-and-government|Youth and Government]] |
^ ARLINGTON        | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/arlington-club/|Arlington Boys & Girls Club]] | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Torch Club]] |
| :::              | :::                                                                               | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Youth of the Year]] |
| :::              | [[https://yd.org/about/|Youth Dynamics]] | [[https://yd.org/adventures/stonewater/leadership-development/|Leadership Development]] - youth aged 11-24 |
^ EVERETT          | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/everett-club/|Everett Boys & Girls Club]]     | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Keystone]] |
| :::              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/cascade-club/|Cascade Boys & Girls Club]]     | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Torch Club]] |
| :::              | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/south-everett-mukilteo-club/|South Everett-Mukilteo Boys & Girls Club]] | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Torch Club]] |
| :::              | [[https://www.mockingbirdsociety.org/youth-programs|Mockingbird Foster Youth Programs]] (partnering with YouthNet in Snohomish County) | [[https://www.mockingbirdsociety.org/regional-chapters/everett-chapter|Mockingbird Youth Program: Everett]]: Contact:  ileana@mockingbirdsociety.org; 253.281.9022 |
| :::              | Foster youth ages 13-25. Everett Chapter meets 3rd Tuesday monthly, 4:30 - 6:30 PM, at YouthNet, 227 N 4th St, Mount Vernon, WA 98273 ||
^ GRANITE FALLS    | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/granite-falls-club/|Granite Falls Boys & Girls Club]] | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Torch Club]] |
^ LYNNWOOD         | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/alderwood-club/|Alderwood Boys & Girls Club]] | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Keystone]] |
^ MONROE           | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/monroe-club/|Monroe Boys & Girls Club]] | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Keystone]] |
| :::              | [[https://www.ttns.org/|Take the Next Step]]/[[https://www.yfcseattlemetro.com/ministries/city_life|City Life/Youth for Christ]] | [[https://www.ttns.org/studentleadership|Student Leadership]] for middle- and high-school students |
^ MILL CREEK       | [[https://sno-isle.bibliocommons.com|Sno-Isle Libraries]] | [[https://sno-isle.bibliocommons.com/events/5faeecd55e8c0f2400fad864|Mill Creek Library Youth Advisory Board]] |
| :::              | [[https://sno-isle.bibliocommons.com/list/share/714377197/1115112817|What we're reading]]; [[https://sno-isle.bibliocommons.com/user_profile/714377197|see more reading lists on user profile]] ||
^ OAK HARBOR       | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/oak-harbor-club/|Oak Harbor Boys & Girls Club]] | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Torch Club]] |
| :::              | ::: | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Youth of the Year]] |
^ SULTAN           | [[https://bgcsc.org/snohomish-clubs/sultan-club/|Sultan Club]] | [[https://bgcsc.org/programs/character-citizenship/|Torch Club]] |

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==== Parent Education & Support ====

|                  ^ ORGANIZATION     ^ CONTACT       ^ CONTACT  
^ GENERAL INFO     | [[https://www.loveandlogic.com/pages/about|Love and Logic]] |  -----  |
| :::              | Research-driven, whole-child philosophy - Love and Logic provides a wealth of free parenting articles, tips and advice for handling children of all ages. Also has books, audiobooks, and webinars. ||
| :::              | [[http://www.actforyouth.net/|Act for Youth]] |  -----  |
| :::              | Articles and information about youth development, adolescence, sexual health, substance use, teen development, and more ||
^ NATIONAL         | [[https://parentalink.org/|ParentaLink]] | [[https://parentalink.org/request-a-consultation/|Request a Consultation]] or [[https://parentalink.org/appointments/|Schedule an Appointment]] |
| :::              | See [[https://www.facebook.com/FamilyCourtReformWashington/|WA Facebook Page]]. Provides information, structure, resources for families suffering adverse effects of divorce and custody issues; helps parents to incorporate respectful interactions to come to healthy resolutions; provides transparency into processes and practices of family law. ||
^ SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://www.housinghope.org/children|Housing Hope: ChildHope]] | Contact 211 for referrals |
| :::              | Services: In-Home Child and Family Specialist, ECEAP/Early Head Start/Head Start, Parent Education classes in the College of Hope, Teen/Young Parent Program ||
| :::              | [[https://www.collegeofhope.org/|College of Hope]] | Ph: 425-353-8112; collegeofhope@housinghope.org |
| :::              | Free classes at [[https://www.collegeofhope.org/class-locations|various locations]] in SnoCo: parenting, life skills, financial literacy, emotional & social wellness, managing disabilities & executive function, and more - free childcare, transportation, and meals provided ||
^ ARLINGTON        | [[https://www.uwmedicine.org/|UW Medicine]] Maternal Fetal Clinic | Phone: 844-657-4532 | 
| :::              | Read about the [[https://www.uwmedicine.org/patient-resources/billing-and-insurance/discount-details|Financial Assistance or Hardship]] discounts and waivers; Services: pregnancy care and maternity support ||
^ EVERETT          | [[https://www.bethanycompassioncenter.com/programs|Bethany Compassion Center]] | Ph: 25-512-9696; info@bethanycompassioncenter.com |
| :::              | Baby kits for new parents, diaper drives, life skills classes, life recovery groups ||
| :::              | [[https://cpsn.org/everett/|Changes Parent Support Group]] | Call 888-468-2620 for assistance joining a Zoom meeting - Thursdays 6:30 - 9 PM|
| :::              | Structured, peer-led program providing support to parents struggling with children engaging in oppositional and self-destructive behaviors. ||
| :::              | [[https://www.plannedparenthood.org/|Planned Parenthood]] | Phone: 800-769-0045 |
| :::              | Services: Sexual health, Birth control, Primary Care, Abortion, HIV care, Men’s & Women's Health Care, Pregnancy Services ||
| :::              | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - Maternity Support Services (MSS)]] | Phone: (425) 312-0204 |
| :::              | Services: Pharmacy, Health Education, Primary Care, Pregnancy Care   ||
| :::              | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - WIC Nutrition/Education]] | Phone: (425) 258-8400 |
| :::              | Services: WIC/Nutritional Education Services ||
^ LYNNWOOD         | [[https://nextstepnw.com/our-services/|Next Step NW]] | Ph: 425-329-4569; info@nextstepnw.com; or use [[https://nextstepnw.com/contact/|contact form]] ||
| :::              | Free pregnancy tests, diagnostic ultrasounds, STD/STI tests, abortion information (no referrals provided) || 
| :::              | [[https://www.plannedparenthood.org/|Planned Parenthood]] | Phone: 800-769-0045 |
| :::              | Services: Sexual health, Abortion, Birth Control, STD Services, Men’s/Women's Health Care, Pregnancy Svcs, LGBTQ+  ||
^ MARYSVILLE       | [[https://www.plannedparenthood.org/|Planned Parenthood]], 10210 State Ave.                   | Phone: 800-769-0045 |
| :::              | Services: Sexual health, Abortion, Birth Control, STD Services, Men’s & Women's Health Care, Pregnancy Services    ||
| :::              | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - Maternity Support Services (MSS)]] | Phone: (360) 653-1742 |
| :::              | Services: Pregnancy care, Health Education, Primary Care ||
^ MILL CREEK       | [[https://www.uwmedicine.org/|UW Medicine]] Women's Clinic | Phone: (206) 668-6644 |
| :::              | Services: Pregnancy services, Mammograms, OBGYN, family planning, etc. ||
^ MONROE           | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - Maternity Support Services (MSS)]] | Phone: (360) 282-3885 |
| :::              | Services: Pregnancy services, Dental, Health Education, Primary Care ||
| :::              | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - Maternity Support Services (MSS)]] | Phone: (360) 282-3896 |
| :::              | Services: Maternity Support Services only ||
^ STANWOOD-CAMANO  | [[https://www.crc-sc.org/anti-poverty-programs-services/|Community Resource Center of Stanwood-Camano]] | Ph: (360) 629-5257 |
| :::              | [[https://makinglifework.org/mentoring|Mobility Mentoring]]: Mentors partner with parents to help create career/training plan, improve financial stability, learn about children's growth and development, improve health & wellbeing, increase personal & professional networks ||

=== Father-Specific Resources ===

^ ORGANIZATION       ^ CONTACT     ^ SERVICES          ^ SERVICES 
| [[https://wafatherhoodcouncil.org/fatherhood/washington-interagency-fatherhood-council|WA Interagency Fatherhood Council]] |  -----  | Brings together spectrum of fathers, agencies, academics to: raise awareness around the essential role of fathers; Nurture father inclusivity in communities, agencies, and policies; Develop leaders at all levels; Welcome diverse cultures, experiences of fathers to drive change. |
| [[https://www.evergreenhealth.com/family-relationships|Conscious Fathering: Evergreen Health Kirkland]] | Ph: 425-899-3000 | Parenting classes, men's support grpous, childbirth and early parenting education/support |
| [[https://fathersnetwork.org/wsfn-chapters/snohomish-county-chapter/|Washington Fathers Network: Snohomish County Chapter]] | Louis Mendoza, Ph: 425-653-4286; louis.mendoza@kindering.org; [[https://www.facebook.com/FathersNetworkWA/|Facebook]] | Provides connections, support, resources to fathers with children who have special health needs; trains fathers to advocate for systems/policy change; advocates for equal access |
| [[http://parentsplacelv.org/|Bring Back the Dads/Community Caring Project - Parents Place]] | Kathleen Griffin, Ph: 360-414-9212; kathiegriffin50@hotmail.com | Supports fathers with open DCYF dependency cases to help get children out of foster care; Provides: Food, Men’s support groups, Parenting Classes, Individual counseling, Home visiting, Legal assistance, Family social activities, Diapers, formula, Clothing, etc. |
| [[https://fathersrightsmovement.us/|Fathers' Rights Movement]] | washington@tfrm.us or [[https://www.facebook.com/thefathersrightsmovement|Facebook]] | Advocates for rebuttable presumption of equal shared parenting; provides support for fathers in family court litigation; hosts community outreach events; Services: Men’s support groups, Mentoring, Men’s social activities, Family social activities |
| [[https://www.dadsmove.org/|DadsMOVE]] | Nelson Rascon, Ph: 253-230-3558, nrascon@dadsmove.org | Provides education, peer support and advocacy to fathers of children with behavioral health needs. Provides tools and training fathers need to be engaged in children's recovery. Services: Housing, Individual & couples counseling, Men’s support groups, Mentoring, Case management, Men’s & family social activities, Anger management |
| [[https://www.facebook.com/APlaceforFather|A Place for Father]] | Harley F Draven, Ph: 360-296-5336; aplaceforfather@yahoo.com | Promoting father's healthy relationships with children; Services: Housing; Individual counseling; Men’s support groups; Mentoring; Clothing; Employment/Job training/placement; Home visiting; Case management; Legal assistance; Men’s social activities |
| [[https://www.triumphtx.org/inpatient-men/|James Oldham Treatment Center of Triumph Treatment Services]] | Ph: (509) 204-3098, jotc@triumphtx.org | Provides services benefiting all affected by Behavioral Health Disorders (all parents included); Services Provided: Residential & Outpatient, Housing support, Advocacy services; counseling, Men’s support groups, Early Childhood education, social activities, Parenting Classes |

==== Pregnant/Parenting Teens and Young Adults ====

|                  ^ ORGANIZATION        ^ CONTACT      ^ CONTACT 
^ GENERAL INFO     | [[https://www.loveandlogic.com/pages/about|Love and Logic]] |  -----  |
| :::              | Research-driven, whole-child philosophy - Love and Logic provides a wealth of free parenting articles, tips and advice for handling children of all ages. Also has books, audiobooks, and webinars. ||
| :::              | [[http://www.actforyouth.net/|Act for Youth]] |  -----  |
| :::              | Articles and information about youth development, adolescence, sexual health, substance use, teen development, and more ||
^ SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://www.housinghope.org/children|Housing Hope: ChildHope]] | Call 211 for referral to this organization |
| :::              | Programs for pregnant/parenting teens/young adults age 16-24: life skills, parenting classes, financial literacy, free childcare, in-home visiting and counseling ||
| :::              | [[https://www.collegeofhope.org/|College of Hope]] | Ph: 425-353-8112; collegeofhope@housinghope.org |
| :::              | Free classes at [[https://www.collegeofhope.org/class-locations|various locations]] in SnoCo: parenting, life skills, financial literacy, emotional & social wellness, managing disabilities & executive function, and more - free childcare, transportation, and meals provided ||
^ ARLINGTON        | [[https://www.uwmedicine.org/|UW Medicine]] Maternal Fetal Clinic | Phone: 844-657-4532 | 
| :::              | Read about the [[https://www.uwmedicine.org/patient-resources/billing-and-insurance/discount-details|Financial Assistance or Hardship]] discounts and waivers; Services: pregnancy care and maternity support ||
^ BOTHELL          | [[https://friendsofyouth.org/newGround.aspx|New Ground Bothell]] | Headquarters: (425) 869-6490; info@friendsofyouth.org |
| :::              | Pregnant/parenting young adults age 18-24: transitional housing up to 18 months with supportive case management services. Help with employment, finishing education, childcare, securing permanent housing, financial literacy, parenting classes, life skills ||
^ EVERETT          | [[https://www.plannedparenthood.org/|Planned Parenthood]] | Phone: 800-769-0045 |
| :::              | Services: Sexual health, Birth control, Primary Care, Abortion, HIV care, Men’s & Women's Health Care, Pregnancy Services ||
| :::              | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - Maternity Support Services (MSS)]] | Phone: (425) 312-0204 |
| :::              | Services: Pharmacy, Health Education, Primary Care, Pregnancy Care   ||
| :::              | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - WIC Nutrition/Education]] | Phone: (425) 258-8400 |
| :::              | Services: WIC/Nutritional Education Services ||
^ LYNNWOOD         | [[https://nextstepnw.com/our-services/|Next Step NW]] | Ph: 425-329-4569; info@nextstepnw.com; or use [[https://nextstepnw.com/contact/|contact form]] ||
| :::              | Free pregnancy tests, diagnostic ultrasounds, STD/STI tests, abortion information (no referrals provided) ||
| :::              | [[https://www.plannedparenthood.org/|Planned Parenthood]] | Phone: 800-769-0045 |
| :::              | Services: Sexual health, Abortion, Birth Control, STD Services, Men’s/Women's Health Care, Pregnancy Svcs, LGBTQ+  ||
^ MARYSVILLE       | [[http://lifehousewa.org/|Lifehouse Ministries]] | 8825 34th Ave NE, Ste L-179; Ph: (360) 548-3177; info@lifehousewa.org |
| :::              | Weekly support group for young single mothers; classes for life skills, vocational training and career guidance, financial literacy, parenting strategies, relationship restoration; financial and material resources: clothing, hygiene, transportation, housing, legal, etc. ||
| :::              | [[https://www.plannedparenthood.org/|Planned Parenthood]], 10210 State Ave.                   | Phone: 800-769-0045 |
| :::              | Services: Sexual health, Abortion, Birth Control, STD Services, Men’s & Women's Health Care, Pregnancy Services    ||
| :::              | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - Maternity Support Services (MSS)]] | Phone: (360) 653-1742 |
| :::              | Services: Pregnancy care, Health Education, Primary Care ||
^ MILL CREEK       | [[https://www.uwmedicine.org/|UW Medicine]] Women's Clinic | Phone: (206) 668-6644 |
| :::              | Services: Pregnancy services, Mammograms, OBGYN, family planning, etc. ||
^ MONROE           | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - Maternity Support Services (MSS)]] | Phone: (360) 282-3885 |
| :::              | Services: Pregnancy services, Dental, Health Education, Primary Care ||
| :::              | [[https://www.seamar.org/|Sea Mar CHC - Maternity Support Services (MSS)]] | Phone: (360) 282-3896 |
| :::              | Services: Maternity Support Services only ||
| :::              | [[https://www.ttns.org/growing-together|Take the Next Step: Growing Together]] | Contact sarah@ttns.org for more information or visit [[https://www.facebook.com/groups/144463355587112/|Facebook page]] |
| :::              | Parenting together support/counseling group for teen moms, available in both English and Spanish - 2nd/4th Tuesdays monthly ||
| :::              | [[https://www.ttns.org/life-skills-classes|Take the Next Step: Life Skills Classes]] | 202 S Sams St; Ph: (360) 794-1022; office@ttns.org |
| :::              | All ages; free childcare offered during classes; Tuesdays 6:45 - 8:15 PM ||

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==== Prevention Services & Information ====

|                   ^ ORGANIZATION          ^ CONTACT           ^ CONTACT 
^ NATIONAL          | [[https://www.nationalgangcenter.gov/|National Gang Center]] | See [[https://www.nationalgangcenter.gov/#inquiries|Inquiries]] section for specific contact information by topic |
| :::               | [[https://www.nationalgangcenter.gov/What-We-Do|What We Do]]: Video tutorials ([[https://www.nationalgangcenter.gov/Video|ex.: Why Youth Join Gangs]]); tools, resources (ex.: [[https://www.nationalgangcenter.gov/Content/Documents/Parents-Guide-to-Gangs.pdf|Parents Guide to Gangs]]), trainings, consultation, assistance ||
^ WASHINGTON        | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/at-risk-youth/frs|DCYF: Family Reconciliation Services]] | Local Child Welfare Office ([[https://fortress.wa.gov/dshs/ca/CAOfficesPub/offices/general/OfficeShow.asp?qs_County=31|see all Snohomish County offices]]) |
| :::               | Services: Prevention of out-of-home placement through Short-term family counseling, crisis residential centers, referrals for substance abuse treatment/counsling and/or mental health treatment, short-term placement, and more ||
| :::               | [[https://www.k12.wa.us/sites/default/files/public/safetycenter/gangs/pubdocs/parents-guide-to-gangsojjdp.pdf|OSPI: Parents Guide to Gangs]] |  ----  |
^ SNOHOMISH COUNTY  | [[https://youthnetnw.net/|Youthnet NW]] | Foster Care Inquiries: (360)420-2206; info@youthnetnw.net |
| :::               | [[https://youthnetnw.net/programs-services/|Programs & Services]]: Foster care, Family time, Independent & Transitional living skills, Supplemental educational transition planning, In-home family services, Emerson Academy ||
| :::               | [[https://pioneerhumanservices.org/treatment/centers?tid=18#0|Pioneer Human Services]] | Must be referred by DCYF. Program Manager: 425-766-6019 |
| :::               | Focus areas: Placement prevention, parenting assessment, family reunification, parental skill building, individual & family counseling, increasing home safety, problem solving ||
^ TRIBAL GOVERNMENT | [[https://www.nicwa.org/families-service-providers/#faq|National Indian Child Welfare Association: About ICWA]] (Indian Child Welfare Act) | See list of [[https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2019/05/09/2019-09611/indian-child-welfare-act-designated-tribal-agents-for-service-of-notice|ICWA Tribal Agents]] for Sauk-Suiattle, Stillaguamish, and Tulalip contacts |
| :::               | Services: Guide for [[https://www.nicwa.org/child-welfare-resources/|parents]] who have come in contact with DCYF, as well as other useful information, like links to [[http://www.judicare.org/Content/National_Indian_Legal_Services.cfm|National Indian Legal Services]] ||
^ BOTHELL           | [[https://www.childrenshomesociety.org/northking|Childrens Home Society: North King]] | 2611 N.E. 125th St., Suite 145; Ph: 206-364-7930 |
| :::               | Services: [[https://www.childrenshomesociety.org/earlylearning|Parent-Child Home Program]] helps parents w/ kids 16-30 months prepare for school through home visiting; parenting classes, workshops, support groups; parent & child activities; life skills classes ||
^ EVERETT           | [[http://www.cocoonhouse.org/prevention|Cocoon House: Prevention]] | Ph: 425.317.9898; info@cocoonhouse.org; [[http://www.cocoonhouse.org/prevention-calendar?view=calendar&month=04-2021|calendar of upcoming classes and drop-ins]] |
| :::               | Services: Parenting support and programming providing parent education to prevent teen/youth homelessness ||

=== Help for Youth in Crisis ===

|                  ^ AREA             ^ ORGANIZATION               ^ CONTACT        ^ CONTACT 
^ VARIOUS CRISES   | WASHINGTON       | [[https://www.crisisconnections.org/get-help/|Crisis Connections]] | 24-hour Crisis Line: 866-427-4747; Teen Link: 866-833-6546; WA Recovery Help Line: 866-789-1511; WA Warm Line: 877-500-9276 |
| :::              | :::              | Adult peer support, basic needs, emotional/crisis, substance use, teen support, support after suicide, veteran support ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/932/At-Risk-Youth-CHINS|ARY (At-Risk Youth Petition)]] | See pg. 1 of [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/71032/ARY-Brochure-PDF|Brochure]]: Steps to file/obtain a ARY | 
| :::              | :::              | To file petition, youth must meet 1 of 3 criteria: youth under 18 out of home without consent for 72 hours or more; behaving out of parental control, endangering their own or another's health or safety; has serious substance use problem ||
| :::              | :::              | Parents/guardians may petition court while youth resides in home to establish court order mandating school attendance, remaining at home, abstinence from substance use, following curfews, and potentially other directives. ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/932/At-Risk-Youth-CHINS|CHINS (Child in Need of Services Petition)]] | See pg. 2 of [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/71032/ARY-Brochure-PDF|Brochure]]: Steps to file/obtain a CHINS |
| :::              | :::              | Petition can be filed by parent/guardian, minor on own behalf, or DCYF, for minor's temporary out-of-home placement up to 9 months max. (cannot be with non-custodial parent), during which parent and minor are court-ordered to participate in counseling, treatment, visitation, etc. ||
| :::              | :::              | See also: [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=19|WA Court forms - ARY & CHINS petitions]]; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/828/Interpreter-Services|Interpreter Services]] ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/files/C9D2EA3F-0350-D9AF-ACAE-BF37E9BC9FFA/attachments/3928B337-B834-823B-4C26-A819CF312899/4901en.pdf|Washington Law Help: Emancipation of Minors]] |  -----  |
| :::              | :::              | [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=17|WA Court forms: Emancipation]]; [[https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=13.64&full=true|Chapter 13.64 RCW EMANCIPATION OF MINORS]] ||
^ ABUSE/NEGLECT    | SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/866/Juvenile-Dependency-Court|Juvenile Dependency Court]] | Region 3 Child Protective Services (CPS): (866) 829-2153 |
| :::              | :::              | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/6573/Dependency-Flow-Chart-PDF?bidId=|Juvenile Dependency Flowchart]]; Parents of youth (ages 0–18) come to the attention of the Juvenile Dependency Court when CPS files court paperwork alleging abuse and/or neglect. ||
| :::              | :::              | The petition must allege that the child is "dependent," i.e.: a) abandoned by parent, guardian, other custodian; abused or neglected by person legally responsible for care; has no parent, legal guardian, or custodian capable of providing adequate care ||
| :::              | :::              | Pertinent laws: [[https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=13.34.040|RCW 13.34.040 - Dependency petition—Federal Indian Child Welfare Act]]; [[https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=13.34.050|RCW 13.34.050 - Court order for child custody]]; [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=5|WA Court forms - Shelter Care Proceedings]];  [[https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=13.34.060|RCW 13.34.060 Shelter care]]; [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=15|WA Court forms - Termination, Reinstatement of Parent-Child Relationship]]; [[https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=13.34.180|RCW 13.34.180 - Petition & order terminating parent-child relationship]]; [[https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=13.34.215|RCW 13.34.215 - Petition reinstating terminated parental rights]]; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/828/Interpreter-Services|Interpreter Services]] || 
| :::              | TRIBAL GOV'T     | [[https://www.nicwa.org/families-service-providers/#faq|National Indian Child Welfare Association: About ICWA]] (Indian Child Welfare Act) | See list of [[https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2019/05/09/2019-09611/indian-child-welfare-act-designated-tribal-agents-for-service-of-notice|ICWA Tribal Agents]] for Sauk-Suiattle, Stillaguamish, and Tulalip contacts |
| :::              | :::              | Services: Guide for [[https://www.nicwa.org/child-welfare-resources/|parents]] who have come in contact with DCYF, as well as other useful information, like links to [[http://www.judicare.org/Content/National_Indian_Legal_Services.cfm|National Indian Legal Services]] ||
^ SUBSTANCE USE    | WASHINGTON       | [[https://www.teenlink.org/|Teen Link]] | 866-833-6546 (hotline - [[https://www.teenlink.org/text/|supports texting]]); [[https://www.teenlink.org/chat/|online chat]] |
| :::              | :::              | Substance use/prevention support via phone, chat, and text lines available Monday - Friday between 2-10pm for parents, adults, and teens for questions and concerns about themselves or a teen they know. ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://starttalkingnow.org/parents|Start Talking Now]] | Questions? julee.christianson@hca.wa.gov |
| :::              | :::              | Information, resources, and advice for parents to engage their children in conversations about substance use prevention ||
| :::              | SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/932/At-Risk-Youth-CHINS|ARY (At-Risk Youth Petition)]] | See pg. 1 of [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/71032/ARY-Brochure-PDF|Brochure]]: Steps to file/obtain a ARY | 
| :::              | :::              | To file petition, youth must meet 1 of 3 criteria: youth under 18 out of home without consent for 72 hours or more; behaving out of parental control, endangering their own or another's health or safety; has serious substance use problem ||
| :::              | :::              | Parents/guardians may petition court while youth resides in home to establish court order mandating school attendance, remaining at home, abstinence from substance use, following curfews, and potentially other directives. ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/932/At-Risk-Youth-CHINS|CHINS (Child in Need of Services Petition)]] | See pg. 2 of [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/71032/ARY-Brochure-PDF|Brochure]]: Steps to file/obtain a CHINS |
| :::              | :::              | Petition can be filed by parent/guardian, minor on own behalf, or DCYF, for minor's temporary out-of-home placement up to 9 months max. (cannot be with non-custodial parent), during which parent and minor are court-ordered to participate in counseling, treatment, visitation, etc. ||
| :::              | :::              | See also: [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=19|WA Court forms - ARY & CHINS petitions]]; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/828/Interpreter-Services|Interpreter Services]] ||
^ HOMELESSNESS     | EVERETT          | [[http://www.cocoonhouse.org/outreach|Cocoon House: U-Turn Drop-in Center]] | 3530 Colby Ave, Everett; Get Help 24/7: Call or text 425.877.5171 or email safeplace@cocoonhouse.org |
| :::              | :::              | For youth ages 13-24. Provides Showers, hot meal, laundry, bus and transportation, computers, music and resources. Hours: M-F 2:00 - 6:30 pm; Sat-Sun 10:00 - 1:00 pm ||
^ MENTAL HEALTH    | WASHINGTON       | [[https://healinglodge.org/about/|Healing Lodge]] | Ph: (509) 533-6910 |
| :::              | :::              | Residential 90- to 120-day alcohol/drug culturally relevant treatment center for 13-17 y/o youth with focus on Native youth, but serving all ||
| :::              | SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/17581/DBHR-SUD-Youth-Referral-Guide-rev-MAY-2014?bidId=|DBHR Substance Use Disorder Youth Referral Guide]] | See Table of Contents page for contacts |
| :::              | :::              | Contains referral and treatment information for youth in Snohomish County and Washington State. See also: [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/17580/DBHR-SUD-Parent-Guide-revised-MAY-2014?bidId=|DBHR Substance Use Disorder Parent Guide]] ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/932/At-Risk-Youth-CHINS|ARY (At-Risk Youth Petition)]] | See pg. 1 of [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/71032/ARY-Brochure-PDF|Brochure]]: Steps to file/obtain a ARY | 
| :::              | :::              | To file petition, youth must meet 1 of 3 criteria: youth under 18 out of home without consent for 72 hours or more; behaving out of parental control, endangering their own or another's health or safety; has serious substance use problem ||
| :::              | :::              | Parents/guardians may petition court while youth resides in home to establish court order mandating school attendance, remaining at home, abstinence from substance use, following curfews, and potentially other directives. ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/932/At-Risk-Youth-CHINS|CHINS (Child in Need of Services Petition)]] | See pg. 2 of [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/71032/ARY-Brochure-PDF|Brochure]]: Steps to file/obtain a CHINS |
| :::              | :::              | Petition can be filed by parent/guardian, minor on own behalf, or DCYF, for minor's temporary out-of-home placement up to 9 months max. (cannot be with non-custodial parent), during which parent and minor are court-ordered to participate in counseling, treatment, visitation, etc. ||
| :::              | :::              | See also: [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=19|WA Court forms - ARY & CHINS petitions]]; [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/828/Interpreter-Services|Interpreter Services]] ||
| :::              | EVERETT          | [[https://www.celebraterecovery.com/index.php|Celebrate Recovery: Celebration Place, The Landing]] | Rob & Michelle Hayden, Ph: 425-252-2188 - Tuesdays 6PM |
| :::              | :::              | Celebration Place: "Pre-covery" program for children ages 5-13 partnering with parents to break cyclic dysfunction in families. The Landing: Jr. High/High School student religion and youth-centered recovery program mirroring Celebration Place adult curriculum. ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://ths-wa.org/youth-programs/youth-family-services-with-ths/|Therapeutic Health Services (THS): Youth & Family Services]] | Ph: (425) 263-3006 |
| :::              | :::              | Programs: [[https://ths-wa.org/youth-programs/youth-substance-use/|Youth Substance Abuse]], [[https://ths-wa.org/youth-programs/youth-mental-health/|Youth Mental Health]], [[https://ths-wa.org/youth-programs/integrated-cognitive-therapies-program-ictp/|Integrated Cognitive Therapies Program (ICTP)]], [[https://ths-wa.org/youth-programs/wise-wraparound/|WISe-Wraparound Services]]; accepts Medicaid, sliding scale available ||
| :::              | MARYSVILLE       | [[https://www.celebraterecovery.com/index.php|Celebrate Recovery: Celebration Place, The Landing]] | Aaron Thompson, Ph: 360-651-1110 - Wednesdays 6PM |
| :::              | :::              | Celebration Place: "Pre-covery" program for children ages 5-13 partnering with parents to break cyclic dysfunction in families. The Landing: Jr. High/High School student religion and youth-centered recovery program mirroring Celebration Place adult curriculum. ||
| :::              | MILL CREEK       | [[https://www.celebraterecovery.com/index.php|Celebrate Recovery: The Landing]] | Daniel Carpenter, Ph: 425-582-2366 - Mondays 6PM |
| :::              | :::              | The Landing: Jr. High/High School student religion and youth-centered recovery program mirroring Celebration Place adult curriculum. ||
| :::              | :::              | [[https://www.millcreekfamilyservices.com/child-and-teen-counseling|Mill Creek Family Services]] | Ph: (425)357-9111, ext. 1; [[https://www.millcreekfamilyservices.com/make-an-appointment|contact form]]; or use secure email button on page |
| :::              | :::              | Accepts private insurance only. Licensed therapy practice specializing in child, teen, and family counseling, including substance abuse. ||

==== Fostering, Adoption & Youth Advocacy ====

|                  ^ ORGANIZATION        ^ CONTACT   ^ CONTACT 
^ ADVOCACY         |  -----  |  -----  |
| NATIONAL         | [[https://www.acf.hhs.gov/cb/about|US Department of Health & Human Services: Children's Bureau]] | Region 10: Seattle. Paula Bentz: paula.bentz@acf.hhs.gov; (206) 615-3662 |
| :::              | Advises Commissioner of the Administration on Children, Youth and Families (ACYF) on: Child abuse and neglect, Child protective services, Family preservation and support, Adoption, Foster care, Independent living ||
| WASHINGTON       | [[https://ccyj.org/|Center for Children & Youth Justice: Safe Babies Court Team]] | Zero to Three: 202-638-1144 |
| :::              | More info: [[https://ccyj.org/our-work/designing-a-washington-state-safe-babies-plan/|Safe Babies Plan]]; [[https://www.zerotothree.org/resources/services/the-safe-babies-court-team-approach|The Safe Babies Court Team Approach]]. This program is soon expanding statewide. ||
| SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/881/Office-of-the-Court-Appointed-Special-Ad|Office of the Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)]] | Ph: (425) 388-7854; CASA@snoco.org; or [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/72925/CASA-Brochure|view brochure]] or [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/7031|apply]] |
| :::              | Part of the [[https://nationalcasagal.org/our-work/the-casa-gal-model/|National CASA/GAL Model]] and [[https://wachildadvocates.org/|WA Child Advocates Program]]; see [[https://wachildadvocates.org/volunteer/|overview]] here. Training provided. ||
^ FOSTERING        |  -----  |  -----  |
| NATIONAL         | [[https://www.acf.hhs.gov/cb/about|US Department of Health & Human Services: Children's Bureau]] | Region 10: Seattle. Paula Bentz: paula.bentz@acf.hhs.gov; (206) 615-3662 |
| :::              | Advises Commissioner of the Administration on Children, Youth and Families (ACYF) on: Child abuse and neglect, Child protective services, Family preservation and support, Adoption, Foster care, Independent living ||
| :::              | [[https://www.childwelfare.gov/|Child Welfare (sponsored by US Department of Health & Human Services)]] | See [[https://www.childwelfare.gov/contact/|contact information]] for various purposes |
| :::              | Provides information for parents, foster families, caregivers, and more ||
| :::              | [[https://www.fosterclub.com/fosterparents|Foster Club]] | [[https://www.fosterclub.com/contact-us|Contact us]] |
| :::              | Training & education, outreach & peer support, young leaders, public policy & system change, resources ||
| WASHINGTON       | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/foster-parenting/become-a-foster-parent|DCYF: Become a Foster Parent]] | Questions: 888-KIDS-414 (888-543-7414) or complete [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/foster-parenting/questionnaire|questionnaire]] to be contacted within 24-48 hours |
| :::              | Submit licensing applications to: Sheila McGowan, R3fosterparentinquiryteam@dcyf.wa.gov; Ph: 360.333.2029; Visit [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/foster-parenting/fp-faq|FAQs]], [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/publications-library?combine_1=&combine=license&field_program_topic_value=All&field_languages_available_value=All|publications]], [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/foster-parenting/guidelines-laws-rules|Guidelines, Laws & Rules]], and [[https://www.alliancecarescommunity.org/|AllianceCares]] for info & support ||
| :::              | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/foster-parenting/relatives-caring-for-kids|DCYF: Kinship Care Providers]] | Call or visit [[https://fortress.wa.gov/dshs/ca/CAOfficesPub/offices/general/OfficeShow.asp?qs_County=31|local office]], or [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/foster-parenting/questionnaire|complete form]] for 24-48 hour response |
| :::              | Training and support available through [[https://allianceforchildwelfare.org/caregivers|Alliance for Child Welfare]]; financial assistance may be available through [[https://www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa/hcs/kinship-care/benefits|DSHS]] or licensed foster care payments ||
| :::              | Additional [[https://www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa/home-and-community-services-kinship-care/kinship-care|kinship care support]]: find financial help, peer support, navigators, support groups, health care, counseling, child care, and more ||
| :::              | [[https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/documents/22-1632.pdf|DSHS: Rights of Youth in Foster Care (Pub. 22-1632)]] |  -----  |
| :::              | [[https://ofco.wa.gov/|WA State Office of the Family & Children's Ombuds]] | [[https://ofco.wa.gov/node/12|File a Complaint Online]]; or, if unable, call 206-439-3870, or mail to: The Office of the Family and Children’s Ombuds; 6840 Fort Dent Way, Suite 125; Tukwila, WA 98188 |
| :::              | Independent and impartial office that helps citizens navigate WA state agencies serving children, youth and families. Investigates complaints about WA state agency’s actions or conduct (see more information at link above). Also see: [[https://dcyfoversight.wa.gov/|DCYF Oversight Board]] ||
| :::              | [[https://www.treehouseforkids.org/resource-center/|Treehouse for Kids]] | [[https://www.treehouseforkids.org/our-services/make-a-referral/|Referrals]] must be submitted by DCYF or other case managers; 206.767.7000 |
| :::              | Provides resources for foster youth and caregivers, other providers; [[https://www.treehouseforkids.org/our-services/educational-advocacy/|educational advocacy]] trainings; financial support, tutoring, education support, and more ||
| :::              | [[https://foster.wachildrenandfamilies.org/resources|Washington Fosters (Washington Association for Children & Families)]] | info@wachildrenandfamilies.org |
| :::              | Education, advocacy, and recruitment strategies for foster families and the general public ||
| :::              | [[https://cfsf.site/|Community & Family Services Foundation]] | Ph: 360-895-7889 or [[https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=sIW-t_uTLE-ZEpDDpHI92PaP_Nk_9AJPu-0xYtWUXQVUMEU5M1k1UFpaSzc2RlQ4WktVTzM1VjFHRy4u|New Foster Parent inquiry form]] |
| :::              | [[https://cfsf.site/services/services-offered/|Services offered:]] licensing, placement, receiving care, foster to adopt, wraparound services, case management, behavioral rehabilitation services, training ||
| :::              | [[https://secretharbor.org/|Secret Harbor]] | Ph: (360) 755-5700 or [[https://secretharbor.org/contact/|use contact form]] |
| :::              | [[https://secretharbor.org/programs/|Programs]] for youth in foster care experiencing trauma: foster care, case aide program, residential treatment, in-home support ||
| :::              | [[https://nfpaonline.org/about|National Foster Parent Alliance (NFPA)]] | Ph:  800-557-5238; Info@NFPAonline.org |
| :::              | [[https://nfpaonline.org/page-1105707|NFPA Foster Child Bill of Rights]]; [[https://nfpaonline.org/Ethics|NFPA Foster Parent Code of Ethics]]; [[https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=74.13.330|RCW 74.13.330]]: Responsibilities of Foster Parents; [[https://apps.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=74.13.332|RCW 74.13.332]]: Rights of Foster Parents ||
| :::              | [[https://nfpaonline.org/Coffee|NFPA: Coffee + Caregivers Support Group]]; Also provides resources, advocacy, and education for foster parents and youth ||
| :::              | [[http://www.fpaws.org/|Foster Parent Alliance of Washington State]] | Hotline: 800-391-2273 |
| :::              | Resource, referral, and information sharing network; [[https://www.fpaws.org/join-the-fpaws-advisory-call-second-tuesday/|support groups]] and [[https://forum.evergreencaregiversupport.org/|forums]], training for foster parents, information about benefits and education for foster youth ||
| :::              | [[https://www.ifoster.org/page/get-help/|iFoster]] | 1-855-936-7837 or 530-550-9645; support@ifoster.org |
| :::              | Database of resources for education, employment, health, recreation, daily living, services, and opportunities for youth in foster care or aging out of care ||
| SNOHOMISH COUNTY | [[https://youthnetnw.net/|Youthnet NW]] | Foster Care Inquiries: (360)420-2206; info@youthnetnw.net |
| :::              | [[https://youthnetnw.net/programs-services/|Programs & Services]]: Foster care, Family time, Independent & Transitional living skills, Supplemental educational transition planning, In-home family services, Emerson Academy ||
| :::              | [[https://www.holtinternational.org/us/washington/|Holt International]] | Recruiter: 206.922.1515; fostercare@holtinternational.org; or [[https://www.wacap.org/getting-started-form?cid=GettingStarted|request info]] or apply for foster care/adoption online |
| :::              | Services: Training, homestudies, foster matching, and after-placement support. ||
| :::              | [[https://handinhandkids.org/foster-support-services/|Hand in Hand: Foster Support Services]] | Ph: (425) 374-2461; info@handinhandkids.org |
| :::              | Closet for kids age 0-17 in foster care providing clothes, shoes, hygiene supplies; family visitation services coordinated with DCYF at administrative office ||
| :::              | [[https://foster-hearts.com/who-we-are/|Foster Hearts]] | [[https://foster-hearts.com/request-form/|Request assistance]] or [[https://foster-hearts.com/donations/foster-parent-support/|Apply for Foster Caregiver Liaison Services]] |
| :::              | Funding for clothing, car seats, toys, diapers, hygiene packs, care kits, food, activities, educational support; caregiver support and training, system navigation and more ||
| MONROE           | [[https://cascadechurch.org/treasurechest|Cascade Church: Treasure Chest]] | 14377 Fryelands Blvd. SE; Ph: 360.794.4600; info@cascadechurch.org | 
| :::              | Clothing, shoes, toys, and books for foster children 0-17 - Tuesdays 9:30AM - 11:30AM, or by appointment (LaVonne Clark at: orphancare@cascadechurch.org.) ||
| :::              | The Sky Valley Fostering Together Foster Parent Support Group meets the second Friday of each month from 7-9pm at Cascade Church. ||
^ ADOPTION         |  -----  |  -----  |
| NATIONAL         | [[https://www.acf.hhs.gov/cb/about|US Department of Health & Human Services: Children's Bureau]] | Region 10: Seattle. Paula Bentz: paula.bentz@acf.hhs.gov; (206) 615-3662 |
| :::              | Advises Commissioner of the Administration on Children, Youth and Families (ACYF) on: Child abuse and neglect, Child protective services, Family preservation and support, Adoption, Foster care, Independent living ||
| :::              | [[https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/Intercountry-Adoption.html|US Department of Travel: Bureau of Consular Affairs]] | See [[https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/contact-us/Intercountry-Adoption.html|contact info]] by question/topic |
| :::              | [[https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/Intercountry-Adoption/about-adoption-service-providers/adoption-service-provider-search.html|Search for an Adoption Service Provider]]; [[https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/Intercountry-Adoption/about-adoption-service-providers.html|about Adoption Service Providers]] || 
| :::              | [[https://www.nacac.org/|North American Council on Adoptable Children]] | Ph: 651-644-3036; info@nacac.org (general); [[https://www.nacac.org/contact/|contacts by topic]] |
| :::              | Services: Training, information, support, advocacy for adoption, training for advocacy for youth and adults ||
| :::              | [[https://www.americanadoptioncongress.org/who_we_are.php|American Adoption Congress]] | Use [[https://americanadoptioncongress.org/contact_us.php|contact form]] |
| :::              | Services: Education, legislation, advocacy, support for families and adopted children ||
| WASHINGTON       | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/adoption-support-program|DCYF: Adoption Support Program]] | Contact your [[https://fortress.wa.gov/dshs/ca/CAOfficesPub/offices/general/OfficeShow.asp?qs_County=31|local office]] |
| :::              | Services include medical and financial support, background checks, training, etc. Also see: [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/adoption/steps-to-adoption|steps to adoption]], [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/publications-library?combine_1=22-1211&combine=&field_program_topic_value=All&field_languages_available_value=All|Post-Adoption Q&A]], and [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/adoption/resources|more resources]] |
| :::              | [[https://www.childrenshomesociety.org/wwk/|Children's Home Society: Wendy's Wonderful Kids]] | Courtney Angeles: 253-278-3745; courtney.angeles@chs-wa.org |
| :::              | National program of [[https://davethomasfoundation.org/|Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption]] encouraging adoption of foster children age 9+ with special needs - provides education, support, referrals to home study agencies ||
| :::              | [[https://www.nwae.org/|Northwest Adoption Exchange]] | Ph: 800-927-9411; nwae@nwresource.org; Ayuda en Español — 206-812-1975 |
| :::              | Services: Adoption of youth from foster care; home study, matching program; [[https://www.nwae.org/find-an-agency|Find an Agency]] by state for adoption or foster care ||

==== Family Reunification & Custody ====

|                   ^ ORGANIZATION         ^ CONTACT     ^ CONTACT 
^ WASHINGTON        | [[https://doc.wa.gov/corrections/justice/sentencing/community-parenting.htm|DOC: Community Parenting Alternative]] | Send apps to: DOCPSAlternative@doc.wa.gov or Parent Sentencing Alternative Dept, P.O. Box 41127; Olympia, WA 98504-1127. If you don't know the inmate's Classification Counselor, call HQ: (360) 725-8213 |
| :::               | The Community Parenting Alternative (CPA) is a partial confinement program where eligible inmate participants reside in the community under electronic monitoring surveillance. It provides parents and their children reunification opportunities. ||
| :::               | [[https://foster.wachildrenandfamilies.org/reunification|Washington Fosters: on Reunification]] |  -----  |
| :::               | [[http://parentsplacelv.org/|Bring Back the Dads/Community Caring Project - Parents Place]] | Kathleen Griffin, Ph: 360-414-9212, kathiegriffin50@hotmail.com |
| :::               | **Father-specific** Services: supports fathers w/ open DCYF dependency case, navigation, reunification. Connects fathers with service providers and helps overcome barriers. Provides men's support groups, peer support, home visiting, individual counseling, essential needs ||
| :::               | [[https://fathersrightsmovement.us/|Fathers' Rights Movement]] | washington@tfrm.us; [[https://www.facebook.com/thefathersrightsmovement|Fathers' Rights Movement on Facebook]] |
| :::               | **Father-specific** Services: advocacy for rebuttable presumption of equal shared parenting, support for fathers in family court litigation, family community events, men's support groups, men's and family social activities ||
^ SNOHOMISH         | [[https://handinhandkids.org/foster-support-services/|Hand in Hand: Foster Support Services]] | Ph: (425) 374-2461; info@handinhandkids.org |
| :::               | Provides supervised family visitation during out-of-home placement at administrative offices || 
| :::               | [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/876/Family-Drug-Treatment-Court|Family Drug Treatment Court]] | Coordinator: Edmund Smith: Edmund.Smith@snoco.org; (425) 388-7887 (intake) |
| :::               | See [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3697/Brochure-PDF|Brochure]]: Voluntary court program designed to help parents with substance abuse problems who have open DCYF dependency cases. ||
| :::               | [[https://www.childrenshomesociety.org/parentsforparents/|Children's Home Society: Parents for Parents]] | Kristina Jorgensen; Ph: (425) 388-7800 |
| :::               | Parents for Parents program connects parents who have successfully navigated the child welfare system to parents who have recently become engaged with Child Protective Services. ||
| :::               | [[https://www.ywcaworks.org/programs/parents-parents|YWCA: Parents for Parents]] | Ph: 425.258.2766 x234 |
| :::               | Two classes, Dependency 101 and 201; serves parents newly engaged in a DCYF dependency case in Snohomish County ||
| :::               | [[https://pioneerhumanservices.org/treatment/centers?tid=18#0|Pioneer Human Services]] | Must be referred by DCYF. Program Manager: 425-766-6019 |
| :::               | Focus areas: Placement prevention, parenting assessment, family reunification, parental skill building, individual & family counseling, increasing home safety, problem solving ||

==== Programs & Resources for Youth in Foster Care ====

=== Programs ===

|                ^ SERVICE   ^ ORGANIZATION          ^ HOW TO APPLY    ^ HOW TO APPLY
^ WASHINGTON     | TRAINING  | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/independent-living-skills/independent-living-program|Independent Living Program]] | Referral by DCYF case worker |
| :::            | :::       | The IL program is voluntary and is open to all youth who meet eligibility. The youth can be anywhere on the spectrum of transitioning to adulthood. See link for more info. ||   
| :::            | HOUSING   | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/independent-living-skills/transitional-living-program|Transitional Living Program]] | Self-referral: contact YouthNet, Sara Rylaarsdam, srylaarsdam@youthnetnw.net |
| :::            | :::       | For current or former foster youth ages 18-23rd birthday (see further criteria at link above) ||
| :::            | :::       | [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/extended-foster-care|Extended Foster Care]] | Contact DCYF case manager or 866-363-4276 |
| :::            | :::       | The [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/sites/default/files/pubs/CWP_0003.pdf|Extended Foster Care]] program is for young adults who were dependents of Washington State at 18: voluntary agreement to continue receiving foster care services, including placement, while working on goals towards independence. ||

=== Resources & Information ===

[[https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/documents/22-1632.pdf|DSHS: Rights of Youth in Foster Care (Pub. 22-1632)]]

[[http://independence.wa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/YourLifeYourRight.pdf|Your Life, Your Rights]]: A guide for youth in foster care, ages 12+

[[http://independence.wa.gov/|Independence: For Washington State Foster Youth]]: A website with information and resources for Foster youth transitioning from Foster care to adulthood

[[https://www.fosterclub.com//what-we-do|Foster Club]]: A website and organization connecting and engaging current and former Foster youth to promote training, education, advocacy, policy & systems change, and provide resources.

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==== Justice-Involved Youth ====

=== Minor Offenses, Minimal Records ===

The [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/195/Juvenile-Court|Snohomish County Juvenile Court]] handles youth trials and sentencing for offenses and crimes committed by youth under 18, including:
    * Diversion
    * Probation
    * Truancy 
    * Special Sex Offender Treatment (SSODA)
    * Substance Use Disorder/Mental Health Disposition (SUDMHD)

For first and minor offenses, first steps may include [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/902/Juvenile-Probation-Services|Probation Services]] or [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=23|Diversion Agreements]]. See more in this [[https://www.snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/25178/Juvenile-Justice-101?bidId=|Juvenile Justice Booklet]] and the WA Courts [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=26|Juvenile Offense proceedings]] page.

For more serious offenses, youth may be referred to [[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/842/Detention-Services|Detention Services]].

[[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/828/Interpreter-Services|Interpreter Services]] are always provided at the Snohomish County Juvenile Court if needed.

=== Serious Crimes, Extensive History ===

Youth referred to [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/juvenile-rehabilitation|Juvenile Rehabilitation (DCYF)]] by the Juvenile Court are typically at highest-risk, and have committed serious crimes, or have accrued an extensive criminal history.

Services include (but are not limited to): 
    * [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/juvenile-rehabilitation/residential-facilities|Residential Facilities]]
    * [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/index.cfm?fa=home.sub&org=wsccr&page=juvenileCourts&layout=2&parent=committee&tab=JuvenileCourts&sublink=ebps|Evidence-Based Treatments]]
        * [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/juvenile-rehabilitation/treatment-programs/residential-care|Residential Care]]
        * [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/juvenile-rehabilitation/treatment-programs/ffp|Functional Family Parole (FFP)]]: Reentry Aftercare through Functional Family Parole Services
        * [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/juvenile-rehabilitation/treatment-programs/fit|Family Integrated Transitions (FIT)]]: Provides individual, family services to juvenile offenders with mental health and chemical dependency disorders during period of transition from incarceration back to community.
        * [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/juvenile-rehabilitation/treatment-programs/fft|Functional Family Therapy (FFT)]]: Short-term intervention program with ~12-14 sessions over 3-5 months. Primarily for 11- to 18-year-olds referred for behavioral or emotional problems by juvenile justice or DCYF.
        * [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/juvenile-rehabilitation/treatment-programs/substance-use|Substance Use Treatment]]: Programs include: Kalama SUD Treatment; SMART SUD Treatment; TIDES SUD Treatment; Opioid UD Prevention and Treatment; Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach/Assertive Continuing Care; Matrix Model; WISe 
        * [[https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/services/juvenile-rehabilitation/treatment-programs/art|Washington State Aggression Replacement Training (ART)]]: Cognitive behavioral intervention designed to assist youth with aggression, reduce anti-social behaviors and offer an alternative of prosocial skills. 
        * More about **Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach/Assertive Continuing Care (A-CRA/ACA):** [[https://www.chestnut.org/ebtx/treatments-and-research/treatments/|EBTx: Evidence-Based Treatments]]
        * More about **Functional Family Therapy (FFT):** [[https://www.fftllc.com/|Functional Family Therapy]]

Community Liaisons in Snohomish County:
    * [[https://pioneerhumanservices.org/youth-programs#0|Pioneer Human Services: Youth Programs]]
        * **Snohomish Youth Residential Homes:** Director: 360-659-9139
        * Male youth age 13-18 who are struggling with severe emotional, behavioral and/or psychiatric problems; must be referred by DCYF.
        * Three residences in Snohomish County - all serve adjudicated youth sex offenders (depending on level)
        * **SERVICES:**
            * Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (BRS) therapy
            * Counseling to help youth admit and take responsibility for actions
            * Classes to examine aggression, learn empathy and adopt appropriate responses
            * Structured daily schedule
            * Independent living skill classes
            * Individual and group therapy

=== Legal Services ===

[[https://teamchild.org/|Team Child]] will provide free legal services to any youth involved with Juvenile Rehabilitation services in Washington state. They also provide advocacy, legal guidance, and tutorials.

See the [[https://teamchild.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/TeamChild-JR-Institutions-Reentry-Referral-Form-July-2020.pdf|Free Legal Services for Youth in DCYF’s Juvenile Rehabilitation facilities]] flyer.

**Need help sealing your juvenile records?**
    * [[https://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/resource/sealing-juvenile-court-records-interactive-co|Washington Law Help: Sealing Juvenile Court Records]] (a tutorial authorized by Team Child)
    * [[https://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/?fa=forms.contribute&formID=38|WA Court forms - vacating/sealing records]]

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==== Resource Pages ====

[[http://parenthelp123.org/|ParentHelp123]] - Database for finding help, resources, and information in Washington State powered by [[https://withinreachwa.org/|Within Reach WA]]

[[https://snohomishcountywa.gov/948/Resources-for-Youth-Their-Families|Snohomish County: Resources for Youth and Their Families]]

[[https://amarafamily.org/about/our-mission/|Amara]]
    * //Amara is committed to positive long-term outcomes for children and families. We promote healing, racial and LGBTQ+ equity, and transformation of our child welfare system into a family well-being system by://
        * //Offering programs and services to families engaged with foster care and adoption//
        * //Offering programs and services to adoptees and families, post-adoption//
        * //Driving systemic change//

[[https://wafatherhoodcouncil.org/fatherhood/fatherhood-resources-washington|WA Fatherhood Council: Fatherhood Resources in Washington]]

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