Valuing the dignity and experiences of young people is central to how we work. For more information on the Youth Programs Room One offers check out our Okanogan Healthy Youth Program Page.
Resource group and organization supporting trans youth family allies.
Provides an introduction to education, along with daycare, one meal, and one snack each day for children ages 3-5 years in low-income families.
Contact the School to be connected with the counselor providing social, emotional, and resource support for students and their families.
Provides funding for programs and materials in Methow Valley Public Schools.
Voluntary program serving runaway adolescents and youth in conflict with their families.
Provides services to children and adults from 3 years of age and up who have a qualifying developmental disability.
Helps Families pay for child care through either Working Connections Child Care or Seasonal Child Care. Apply by Phone, online, or at your local Community Services Office.
Provides assistance with the Child Support process. Services include assistance with proving paternity, filing appropriate paperwork, and collecting past due support payments.