Suquamish Tribal Youth to Throw Mariners First Pitch on May 3
Olympia, WA — A 12-year-old member of the Suquamish Tribe will be showing off her softball skills at the May 3 Mariners game where she will throw the ceremonial first pitch as part of an annual event during Foster Care Month.
Volunteers Support Young People in Juvenile Rehabilitation
From yoga to bible study to delivering birthday cakes, many of the programs at Juvenile Rehabilitation (JR) facilities not only rely on volunteers for programming, but to also show young people that they have support in their communities.
Q&A: State Auditor’s Office Audit Findings of DCYF Programs
The State Auditor’s Office (SAO) recently released its Financial Statements and Federal Single Audit, which reviewed federal funds used by state agencies, including the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF).
Family Separation Rapid Response Team Publishes Final Report
The Family Separation Rapid Response Team has released its final report. This report marks the transition to the next phase of this work, which will continue under the Governor’s Immigration Subcabinet.
