Social service professionals are presented with daily challenges in their work with families. Navigating the system can be difficult and time consuming even for professionals. We can help you find programs and resources to connect your clients with food, health insurance, health resources, health education materials and more.
Email ParentHelp123 with questions or contact our knowledgeable staff at the Family Health Hotline 1-800-322-2588 (Mon-Fri 8-5) for assistance.
Stay informed to advocate for your clients. Learn when program income guidelines change, new legislation is passed, new resources become available and more.
Review current eligibility guidelines and program descriptions to see if your clients may qualify for state sponsored Children’s Health Insurance – Medicaid & S-CHIP, WIC Nutrition Program, First Steps – Pregnancy Medicaid, Basic Health Insurance, Basic Food – Food Stamps, and Working Connections Child Care.
Complete applications for your clients by typing in fillable PDF applications. Download applications in multiple languages and print forms for your clients including: Free and Reduced School Lunch enrollment, Head Start and ECEAP enrollment, authorization to assist DSHS clients, and more.
View the eligibility guidelines for Basic Food (Food Stamps), WIC and other food resources. Use the ParentHelp123.org Resource Finder to locate food banks and summer meals that serve your clients.
Learn what health insurance options are available for children, pregnant women and adults in Washington and how you can help clients access these benefits.
Search online to locate health and food resources like low cost medical clinics, food banks, child care and more. Create and print a custom resource list for clients.
Review and order FREE materials for your clients from WithinReach, Washington State Department of Health, Child Profile, Department of Social and Health Services, Foundation for Early Learning, Cover the Uninsured, and the Washington State Insurance Commissioner.
Join health care access professionals from across Washington at quarterly WCOMO meetings that provide a unique opportunity to talk with and learn from the agencies that administer the state health programs.
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