What's New

In Snohomish County, you can find a family of three that goes on bike rides, celebrates with movie nights, adventures in the forest, and has lots of laughs. This family unit was formed about two years ago when Jaxon — who was 16 months old at the time — moved to Washington to live with his grandparents Shaun and Brenda.  

For the last 25 years, young people at Echo Glen have found that both old dogs and puppies can learn new tricks.  

We are excited to announce that the Family Separation Rapid Response Team Resource Flyer is now available in multiple languages on our website. This is a comprehensive list of trusted resources for families at risk of separation due to immigration-related detention or deportation.

Young people at Green Hill learned about community and transition programs during a resource fair that emphasized how important in-person interactions can be to a successful transition back into their communities.

“This fair was different, and it is inspiring to see people in this space and their commitment to support us,” said one young person.