Helpful resources for continuing education

Everyday life is a learning experience for children. Born Learning is a public engagement campaign that helps parents, grandparents and caregivers explore ways to turn everyday moments into fun learning opportunities.

ParentMap

ParentMap is the intelligent, trusted, essential resource for Puget Sound–area parents. Our monthly magazine is packed with information that helps families make decisions and connections. Each month we bring you award-winning content for every age and stage, a comprehensive events calendar, and the latest news that affects children and families in our state, plus recipes from renowned local chefs, and great family getaways.

Child Welfare Information Gateway

Protecting children and strengthening families, this site is full of information and resources for families and community members.

A Common Voice

A Common Voice is a parent driven, nonprofit organization funded by Washington State Mental Health. The goal is to provide support, technical assistance, and to bring parents together who have experience raising children with complex needs.

Autism Speaks

This organization is working to educate and advocate on behalf of families whose children have Autism. Includes excellent information and the incredible 'Autism Every Day' video (2006), produced by Lauren Thierry and Jim Watkins of October Group.

To view this short film, click on the link below (Windows Media Player):

Autism Every Day
Minutes: 13:20
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National Domestic Violence Hotline
This web page provides information on Domestic Violence, abuser profiles, and information about teen & dating Violence. You will also find Domestic Violence survivor information, and information for kids living in violent homes.

Family Violence Resources
Learn how you can stop family violence, including important information for victims and statistics on violence nationwide.

Positive Parenting
Being a parent is rewarding and challenging. This link can help you with tips on parenting, discipline, and child development.

Washington State Kinship Resources and Information

Are you a grandparent or other family member raising a relative’s child? You are not alone. Over 35,000 people in Washington State are caring for a relative’s child. The financial, legal, and emotional issues of raising a relative’s child can be challenging. Services and support when raising a relative’s child can be a lifesaver. Getting answers to questions and finding services, programs, and support can be confusing and overwhelming.

Partnerships
We are working alongside other great organizations like the United Way of Pierce County. This partnership helps us accomplish our common mission of restoring and strengthening families and individuals. Click on the logo to learn more.

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Helpful resources for continuing education