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Children’s Program

About the Children's Program

Experiencing or witnessing domestic violence has multiple impacts on children. The YWCA Children’s Program provides early intervention services to children and their families by supporting their basic needs, creating connections, and fostering relationships that promote healing. Services include drop-in care, skill-building groups, Kids’ Club, events, and connection to other school and community resources.

Contact Info

253-272-4181
childadvocacy@ywcapiercecounty.org

Hours & Location
Drop-in Care: Monday-Friday 10:00am-2:00pm
(2 hours allowed per client each day)
405 Broadway Tacoma, WA 98402

Leadership
Children’s Program Manager: Angel Farrington ext. 285

Additional Resources

Children's Program FAQ

What ages are allowed in the Children’s Program?

Drop-in care services are for kids ages 5 months-5 years and Kids’ Club is ages 6-12 years.

​Do I have to use drop-in care to receive other YWCA services?

No. You are welcome to receive other YWCA services even if you do not need to use drop-in care. You must be a current client of the YWCA to use drop-in care services.

Do you provide food for children participating in the program?

Yes, we provide lunch during drop-in care and a snack during Kids’ Club. If families are not connected to a food source, we can provide resources.

Do you help with homework during Kids' Club?

Yes. If parents/guardians express this will be helpful, we will provide help with homework.

Do you help with items like clothing, toys, and school supplies?

Yes. If we do not have these items available, we will provide the appropriate resources.