Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) is a comprehensive preschool program that provides free services and support to eligible children and their families. The goal of ECEAP is to help ensure all Washington children enter kindergarten ready to succeed.
Partnership for Action/Voices for Empowerment: PAVE is a parent directed organization that works with families, individuals with disabilities, professionals and community members in all walks of life and with all types of disabilities. Since 1979, PAVE has provided information, training and support for over 1,000,000 individuals with disabilities, parents and professionals.
Team Child: A group of attorney’s who provide free or low cost educational advocacy services; TeamChild uses its legal expertise and community partnerships to break down barriers to community services in order to overcome the root causes of a youth’s involvement in the juvenile justice system.
Washington School for the Deaf: WSD provides a comprehensive educational program that includes a commitment to promoting the acquisition, maintenance and study of American Sign Language (ASL) and English for all deaf and hard of hearing children.
YMCAThe Y offers support for young people to reach their education goals including GED certification, vocational schooling or obtaining a degree from a university.
Puget Sound Educational Service District offers comprehensive education, health, nutrition, and family support services for children (prenatal to age five) and their families; education and leadership opportunities for parents; and professional development opportunities for early childhood educators and caregivers.
Treehouse’s Academic Resource Center provides a range of supports to help students in foster care experience success at school, and have access to the resources and support systems that all kids need to graduate from high school with a plan for their future. It takes all of us in coordination, with consistent positive adult presence and collaboration between foster parents, social workers, teachers, school counselors, mentors, and Treehouse.
YMCA The Y offers support for young people to reach their education goals including GED certification, vocational schooling or obtaining a degree from a university.
individuals who are significantly behind in high school credits or who have been referred by a school employee or community agency. These students have not yet earned a high school diploma, and most of them dropped out of the public school system prior to reengaging through GRAVITY.
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