
Parent-Child Home Program benefits for life – Benefits for all
Exciting NEWS! Proof positive that the Parent-Child Home Program not only works, but flawlessly. And not only for kids, but adults too, and society. Check out the facts. Read Article
Exciting NEWS! Proof positive that the Parent-Child Home Program not only works, but flawlessly. And not only for kids, but adults too, and society. Check out the facts. Read Article
How are Washington kids doing when it comes to education? Take this quiz and find out! Read Article
15,000 youth in and around Seattle don't have a high school degree or a job. Finishing their education is key to their success and a main focus of ours at United Way. Do you think could you pass the GED? Find out here! Read Article
Today in Seattle and greater King County, there are 15,000 young people ages 16–21 who have stopped their education short of a high school diploma. Without it, they have no viable job prospects. Read on see what what we are doing about it. Read Article
3/4s of low-income children are behind their peers when they start kindergarten. Thanks to The Parent Child Home Program, Heaven and her father Wesley are ahead of the pack in these crucial early years of childhood development. Read Article
Fun, easy ways to engage your kids in learning throughout the summer. Read Article
Last Sunday’s All-Star Softball Classic brought five current and former Seattle Sounders out to Safeco Field to play for charity. Zach Scott, Ozzie Alonso and team caption Brad Evans were joined by former players Roger Levesque and Taylor Graham. Read Article
The All-Star Softball Classic is all about supporting youth, and we went big this year. See the wow-worthy results from the game. Read Article
The Seahawks give it their all at the All-Star Softball Classic, a charity fundraiser to help youth in Seattle and King County. Check out the fun! Read Article
Anna heard the words “You’re hired” at the 100k Opportunities Initiative Job Fair in Seattle. The one day event brings together more than 30 employers looking to fill positions with more than one-thousand youth looking for employment opportunities. Read Article