Resources
Elevate Washington shares information for youth program providers and families/advocates seeking free and affordable services and support for children, teens, and young adults.
Elevate Washington Data Guide—Spring 2023
Elevate Washington collects detailed information that influences research and reporting. A smaller set of information is displayed on program profile pages in the youth program directory. Some programs are added by School’s Out Washington staff and reflect information that is publicly available on an organization’s website. Most programs, however, are listed by the organization that operates the program. School’s Out Washington reviews but does not formally vet these programs. Programs must ...
These are quick links to free resources for families and young people.
University of Washington Youth Program Directory
Find out about the many great programs for children and youth offered by departments at the University of Washington by using this search tool.
Visit websiteSeattle Parks and Recreation Activity Search
Use this tool to find and register for camps and classes offered by Seattle Parks and Recreation.
Visit websiteAffordable Seattle
A resource from the City of Seattle—Find help in Seattle with child care, food, transportation and utilities.
Visit websiteSouthwest Youth & Family Services (SWYFS)
SWYFS provides critical services in significantly under-resourced communities of Southwest King County, including behavioral health, education, family advocacy, and youth development
Read MoreTacoma Learns Program Directory
Discover Tacoma-Pierce County youth programs and expanded learning opportunities for all ages.
Visit websiteChild Care Aware of Washington Family Center
Child Care Aware of Washington helps people find high-quality, licensed child care. Use the online search tool or call the Family Center, Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 pm. 1-800-446-1114
Visit websiteTeen Link
Teen Link is a confidential and anonymous help line for teens in King County. Trained teen volunteers are available to talk with youth about any issue of concern.
Visit websiteWashington 2-1-1
2-1-1 helps connect people to community resources statewide. Dial the number 2-1-1 or use the online tool to search for services and support.
Visit websiteSeattle Public Schools Community Partner Platform
The Seattle Public Schools Community Partner Platform ensures that school communities—staff, families, partners, and community members—understand the resources available at each school. This tool allows people to browse by school or organization to see where community-based programs are operating within Seattle schools.
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