Resources and Partners

Center for Children & Youth Justice

“To create better lives for generations of children and youth by reforming the child welfare and juvenile justice systems.”

CCYJ works with policymakers, parents, youth advocates and service providers, and has been a great supporter of the WARNS effort. Additionally, the CCYJ hosts the annual Becca conference where advocates for youth justice in Washington State can meet and learn from each other.

www.ccyj.org

Parent Trust

Parent Trust is a state funded service that is free for families.

From their website:

“Parent Trust has created a statewide network of support, education and leadership programs for Washington’s families’ unique needs.

“Our programs are designed to help parents and caregivers from when they’re preparing for their first newborn to when they’re dealing with the ongoing challenges of raising a family. We have learning and support programs for children and teens, too. We believe that families deserve support from conception to college.”

www.parenttrust.org

Skillsource

“Skillsource teaches workplace basics in cooperation with school districts, community colleges, and employers.”

www.Skillsource.org

Washington Office of Superintendent Public Instruction

“The goal of Washington’s K–12 education system is to prepare every student for postsecondary pathways, careers, and civic engagement.”