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Parent Help 123: Connects families to food and health resources. Using the Benefit Finder, families can learn if they may be eligible for free and low-cost health insurance and food assistance, and then complete their program applications online!
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Women, Infants and Children (WIC): The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program is a preventive health and nutrition program that provides short-term assistance to young families to promote optimal growth and development.
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iSafetyNet: A comprehensive directory of both public and private community resources and services.
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Family Services Baby Boutique: Provides essential items like new and gently used clothing and shoes, diapers, books, toys and equipment to homeless children.
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Parent Power: A statewide advocacy organization working to improve the wellbeing of Washington's children. Provides information you can use to get the help your family needs.
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No Wrong Door: Designed to help families and their supporters find and apply for DSHS assistance. This website connects users to information regarding abuse and neglect, adoption, cash support, child support, disabilities, drug/alcohol abuse, food assistance, homelessness, medical, mental health, etc.
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Seattle Tilth: Seattle's organic gardening gurus, including information on gardening/social action projects, Seattle Youth Garden Works and New Farmers New Farms.
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Food Lifeline: A member of the national Second Harvest Network, Food Lifeline is dedicated to ending hunger in Washington State.
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Share Our Strength: National anti-hunger organization, sponsor of local "Taste of the Nation" fundraiser, and a strong Solid Ground supporter.
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City Farmer: Canada's Office of Urban Agriculture website provides a wealth of interesting and helpful information.
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Development Gateway: Together with a diverse group of partners and dedicated members, we aim to build a vibrant global community, share information and build partnerships around a comprehensive knowledge base on poverty.
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FamilyWorks Food Bank: Food bank (and Family Resource Center) located on the ground floor of the Solid Ground Headquarters building.
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