[Jan. 16 10 am. Update: The Port Angeles office is now open.]

Due to severe weather, the DCYF office in Port Angeles, located at 201 W. First St. Suite 2, is closed. 

If you need assistance with reporting abuse, neglect or child care concerns, please call the local intake office at 1-866-764-2233.

If you need assistance in person, please visit the Port Townsend office located at 2507 Evans Vista.

We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience. 

[Jan. 16 10 am. Update: The Forks office is now open.]

Due to severe weather, the DCYF office in Forks, located at 421 5th Ave, is closed. 

If you need assistance with reporting abuse, neglect or child care concerns, please call the local intake office at 1-866-764-2233.

If you need assistance in person, please visit the Port Townsend office located at 2507 Evans Vista.

We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience. 

Join us as we observe Child Abuse Prevention month in April to raise awareness in communities about child abuse and neglect prevention. 

As the Prevent Child Abuse Washington State Chapter, we encourage you to join the Pinwheels for Prevention initiative. This initiative uses pinwheels – a timeless symbol for childhood – to represent its campaign. 

After nine months as an “unofficial employee” at DCYF, 1-year-old Zoë was joined by colleagues last month during her graduation from DCYF’s Infants at Work Program.

The Infants at Work Program allows eligible DCYF staff to spend time with their infants within the first six months of their life while continuing to work.

"Infants at Work provides a positive work/life balance, honors the employee’s contribution to the agency, supports parent and infant bonding, parental well-being and healthy infant development,” said DCYF’s Chief Human Resource Officer Marcos Rodriguez.