CBCAP STATE PROFILE OF
Washington in 2023
Total Washington CBCAP Funding: $1,754,513
Core Services:

CBCAP funds the following programs:
• Recovery Play and Learn (HIP of Spokane County, dba Community-Minded Enterprises)
• Chicago Parenting Program (InterCultural Children and Family Services)
• Promoting First Relationships (Center for Human Services)
• Circle of Security Parenting (ChildStrive)
• Guiding Good Choices (Family Education and Support Services)
• Help Me Grow Pierce County (First Five Fundamentals)
• Lydia Place Mental Health Program (Lydia Place)
• Triple P Parenting (Multicultural Child and Family Hope Center)
• Theraplay Light (Yakima Valley Council on Alcoholism, dba Triumph Treatment Services)
• Parent Café (Vashon Youth and Family Services)
• Alexandria’s House and Aston Bleck Doula Services (Volunteers of America of Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho)
• Mi Niño es Tu Niño Protejamoslos (Youthnet)

Number of Families Served in Washington: 3,770
Number of People Served in Washington:
Parents
4,154
Children
4,673
Parents with disabilities
538
Children with disabilities
366
Outreach for Special Populations in Washington
  • Parents
  • Racial and ethnic minorities
  • Children and adults with disabilities
  • Members of other underserved or underrepresented groups (i.e. Fathers)
  • Homeless families and those at-risk of homelessness
  • Other (detail in narrative)
Washington Total Funding for Evidence-Based Programs: $862,562
Washington State Lead Agency Structure
  • Child Welfare Agency
  • Children's Trust Fund
  • Early Childhood
Collaborations
Child Welfare
Head Start, Early Head Start
Public Health/ACEs
CFSR
Strengthening Families
Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting
Substance Abuse
Other (detail in narrative)
Total individuals reached via public awareness in Washington: 246,204
American Rescue Plan Funding
  • Develop public awareness
  • Enhance work in reducing racial and economic disparities
  • Evaluate program services
  • Expand Family Resource Centers
  • Increase number EB/EI prevention programs
  • Provide concrete supports
  • Provide support to underserved communities (i.e., LGBTQ+, communities of color, military families, etc.)
  • Strengthen parent leadership and family engagement
  • Strengthen prevention infrastructure