08/26/2026
YWCA Seattle King Snohomish Child Advocacy Program in South Snohomish County was created to fill the gap in services not available to children and their caregivers who are currently experiencing homelessness or have recently transitioned into housing.
It is one of three such YWCA programs across King and Snohomish Counties aimed at mitigating the trauma experienced by children impacted by homelessness, domestic violence, and/or reunification with a parent who was formerly incarcerated.
The program focuses on strengthening family stability by reducing the impacts of trauma, increasing school engagement and support, and helping break intergenerational cycles of poverty.
In 2026, YWCA is expanding our Child Advocacy Programming to serve more families in South Snohomish County, thanks to the generous support of partners like the Hazel Miller Foundation.
Pathways Homeward Bound Shelter is the home base of their Child Advocacy Programming in Snohomish County.