Resources - Wonderland Child & Family Services

Child Care Aware – statewide resource and referral program in Washington
Crisis Connections – support for people in physical, emotional, and financial crisis
Eastside Baby Corner – essential care, safety, and health goods for children in need
HopeLink – basic needs, food bank, and transportation support
Snohomish County Housing & Community Services – assistance with affordable housing

Born Ready – tips and resources for early child development
CDC Developmental Milestones – tools to track developmental milestones
Healthy Children – articles for all stages of development from AAP (the American Academy of Pediatricians)
Parent Help 1-2-3 – info about state-benefit programs and local resources
Sleep.org – newborn and infant sleep information and resources
Thrive by Five – early learning programs, research, professional development, policy & advocacy
Vroom – science-based tips and tools for healthy brain development
Zero-to-three: National Center for Infants, Toddlers, and Families – parent resources, professional development, and policy info

Arc of King County – supports for kids with diverse abilities
Arc of Snohomish County – supports for kids with diverse abilities
Early Support for Infants and Toddlers Program (DCYF) – physical, emotional, and academic support
King County Developmental Disabilities and Early Childhood Supports Division – birth-to-three supports, family resource coordination
Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Special Education – evaluation for special education services
Snohomish County Early Intervention Program – birth-to-three supports, family resource coordination

Community Health Center (CHC) of Snohomish County – primary care, dental, and pharmacy access for people facing barriers to care
International Community Health Services (ICHS) – culturally and linguistically appropriate primary care, dental, vision, and behavioral health
National Organization for Rare Disorders – patient and professional education, research, advocacy, patient assistance programs
Seattle Children’s Hospital – specialized care of infants, children, teens, and young adults
University of Washington Autism Center – assessment, clinical services, and parent support for families affected by autism
Wa shington State Department of Health – health and safety programs and resources
Washington State Department of Social and Health Services -support for aging, behavioral health, developmental disabilities, economic and financial services

Parent Trust for Washington Children– education and support for parents, caregivers, children, teens and the professional community
PAVE – education/IEP support and information for families
PEPS (Program for Early Parent & Family Support) – PEPS parent support programs educate, inform and create community
The Hanen Centre: Speech and Language Development – promotes language, social and literacy skills in young children
Washington Information Network-211 – comprehensive database of community resources in Washington
WithinReach – connecting Washington families with resources for healthy lives

CHDD—Center for Child Development through UW – evaluations, including developmental and autism evaluations by providers who know about FASD
Eileen Devine – resources for neurobehavioral model/parenting/FASD
FAS Diagnostic & Prevention Network – FASD diagnostic clinic at the University of Washington
FASCETS – FASD info and resources
Hope RISING Clinic for Prenatal Substance Exposure – a division of Wonderland serving children with prenatal substance exposure
NOFAS Washington – resources and support related to FASD

Amara – programs and services to families engaged with foster care and adoption
CHERISH – services to promote the social/emotional well-being of children in foster care
Children’s Home Society of Washington – support for children and families
Department of Children, Youth & Families (DCYF) – foster parenting and kinship care
DSHS Kinship Care – a support group pilot
Treehouse – supporting education for youth in foster care

Resources for Families