Access Education. Overcome Poverty.
We believe that everyone deserves to have easy access to all the resources they need to thrive. Whether your little one is starting school or you’re tackling high school or community college, United Way’s community-wide network of education programs aims to challenge the barriers created by systemic racism and set you up for educational success.
Education Programs and Resources
Resources for Parents With Young Kids
Parent of a 2-year-old? Connect with a home visitor to receive educational resources like books and toys so you can get your tot ready to excel when they start kindergarten.
Resources for College Students
Are you a community college student and need housing assistance, transport, food or other supports so you can focus on graduating? Find a Benefits Hub near you.
Resources for Parents With Young Kids
We believe parents are a child’s first—and best—teacher. Our ParentChild+ program, in collaboration with 13 community partners in King County, provides families of 2- to 4-year-olds with home visitor services that empower you with essential skills and resources to help you prep your child to be successful at school. Find a program and enroll your family today.
For information about how to enroll, contact our partner organizations:
Community Resources
Click below to check out helpful information, resources, and other free, confidential community services.