Families/Children
Threads and Treads
Located at Canyon Park Middle School, 23723 23rd Ave SE | Bothell, WA 98021. They are located in the portables alongside the gym.
Threads & Treads is a clothing bank providing Northshore School District students and their families as well as surrounding communities with free, quality donated clothing, shoes and accessories for school-age youth, teens, young adults, parents and others living in the home.
This resource is open every Wednesday 3-6pm. We will be closed when the district is closed on holidays and breaks. We will also be open the first Saturday of each month starting in October from 9-12pm.
2024 Saturday dates are: 10/5, 11/2, 12/7, 1/11, 2/1, 3/1, 4/5, 5/3, 6/7
Jerry says “A good contact for you is Nikki and Ray Gagner 296-228-7022. They are very active members of EAS Parish and can answer any questions. Feel free to drop my name if you do call Nikki they are big supporters of SVDP.”
PREPARES is a volunteer-run program offering meaningful, local, and unconditional support to mothers, fathers, and families as they nurture their children through pregnancy and early childhood.
Services are available for families from pregnancy to a child’s fifth birthday. All families are welcome, regardless of their background.
For services, volunteer inquires, or general questions, please contact 206-737-9264
or prepares@ccsww.org (posted 4/10/2025)
Interfaith Family Shelter
Helps families facing homelessness in Snohomish County, WA?
Call the Shelter Intake & Resources line: 425-200-5121
Leave a message that includes your name, family size, and contact information (phone & email)
Edmonds School District
Family Support
We understand that families continue to need support during this time. If you have an urgent need please reach out for support using the contact information below:
Please contact your school and/or call 425-431-1454 or email familysupport@edmonds.wednet.edu
https://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/families/family_support (Posted 10/03/2023)
Foundation for Edmonds School District – Nourishing Network (added 11/21/2022)
If you are a parent or guardian in need of weekend meal kits for your child(ren) or family, please fill out the form at the above website (see the button at the bottom of the website’s page). Please Note: A password provided by an Edmonds School District employee is required. Please talk to your Family Resource Advocate.
Utility bill discounts offered for Edmonds School District families with free/reduced meals benefits
Families who qualify for free and reduced meal benefits through the Edmonds School District can take advantage of a streamlined enrollment process for an Income Qualified Discount through Snohomish County PUD.
Instead of going through a traditional income verification process, the customers can complete an application and provide a copy of their free/reduced meals approval letter and they will qualify for a 25% (if on reduced meals) or 50% (if on free meals) discount on their PUD bills.
Discount applications can be found here in English and Spanish. (posted 11/3/2023)
Clothing for Children
Clothes For Kids at 16725 52nd Ave. W. Suite B is where low-income students can get clean clothing and new shoes, socks and underwear. It is open from 9 a.m. to noon Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, and every other Saturday.
Those interested can make an appointment by contacting 425-741-6500 or office@clothesforkids.org.
Students eligible for the program must attend school or live in Snohomish County or the Northshore School District. Items such as an EBT (electronic benefit transfer) card, TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) form or free or reduced lunch qualification form can be used for income verification.
Website: Clothes For Kids
Vision House
Vision House provides a temporary supportive housing program in Renton and Shoreline, Washington for families with children experiencing homelessness. Vision House also has two Diversion Centers in Renton and Burien to assist families with their immediate needs to help keep them from entering the shelter system.
They serve single mothers, single fathers and two parent families.
Washington Kids in Transition
Provides basic needs for homeless children attending school in the Edmonds School District, including food, emergency closets, and hygiene kits.
https://washingtonkidsintransition.org
Office: 19721 Scriber Lake Road, Suite B, Lynnwood, WA 98036
Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 10am to 3pm
Office Phone: 425-361-2916
- Motel vouchers for families facing immediate homelessness
- Rental and utility assistance in an effort to prevent homelessness
- Rental deposits for families ready to move from a motel to apartment
- Emergency closets providing emergency food, toiletries, hygiene, coats, shoes, socks, and underwear
Childhaven
Childhaven partners with parents and community to strengthen families, prevent childhood trauma and its damaging effects, and prepare children for a lifetime of well-being.
206 957 4841 Website
Center for Human Services
Posted 3/4/2023
Programs and Services
Mental Health Counseling
Our Mental Health Programs provide person-centered mental health services to individuals and families at our clinics and schools.
Family Support Centers
Our Family Support Centers provide a safe and fun place where all families benefit from diverse resources and learning opportunities while making community connections.
Behavioral Health Integration
Behavioral Health Integrated (BHI) programs use a whole-person approach to provide patient care by locating our services in primary care clinics and schools.
Substance Use Disorders Treatment
Our Substance Use Disorders (SUD) Department provides treatment to youth and adults in King and Snohomish Counties.
Community-Based Intensive Services
Our Community-Based Intensive Services (CBIS) Department offers WISe/Wraparound programs and Infant & Early Childhood (IEC) programs in King and Snohomish Counties.
In-Home Counseling
Contact: Program Manager Phone: 425-263-0430
Who is eligible: Children must be residing in the home or plan to reunify in the near future.
How to apply: Families must be referred by the Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Children and Family Services. Please call the program manager for more information:
Pioneer’s Parental and Adolescent Counseling Services (PACS) provides intensive services to preserve families that are at significant risk of having children removed from the home due to abuse, neglect or severe family conflict in Island, Snohomish, Skagit and Whatcom Counties. Our in-home counselors works with the parents and the children to identify specific barriers, challenges and needs. Each family learns to develop a plan and follow it. Goals are focused on specific issues the parents and/or youth need to address to realize positive change and move toward stability.
Focus areas: Placement prevention, Family reunification, Parental skill building, Individual and family counseling, Increase home safety, Problem solving, (posted 4/1/2023)