Young People at Echo Glen Help Train Rescue Dogs
For the last 25 years, young people at Echo Glen have found that both old dogs and puppies can learn new tricks.
Young People at Green Hill Attend Community Programs Resource Fair
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.
Resources for Families Impacted by Immigration-Related Concerns
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.
WA Offering Technical Assistance to Prospective Child Care Providers | Spanish | Somali
As part of statewide efforts to make it easier for licensed child care providers to open their doors, the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) is now offering technical assistance services to help individuals during the application process.
DCYF Launches New DCYF By the Numbers webpage
The Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families' (DCYF) most frequently requested data is now at your fingertips!
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Green Hill School Receives Accreditation for Healthcare
Green Hill School has officially earned the National Commission on Correctional Healthcare accreditation for meeting or exceeding national health care standards.
The accreditation means GHS staff are providing young people with the same or better medical, mental, dental, and vision services than they would receive in their communities.
New State Laws Help Open Doors to More Child Care Access
Great news! Recent legislation reduces barriers to early education and child care providers.
Individuals wanting to become licensed child care providers, and community organizations, such as churches, seeking to use existing facilities for child care programs, can benefit from local siting and zoning changes aimed to expand places where child care can be made available.
Register for the 6th Annual Indigenous Children, Youth & Families (ICYF) Conference
The Office of Tribal Relations (OTR) is excited to announce that registration for the 6th annual Indigenous, Children, Youth & Families (ICYF) conference is now open! Taking place this year on Oct.
