Pregnancy Aid of Thurston County
St. Michael's church
1021 Boundary St. SE Olympia WA 98501
Mon-2-4pm Wed-9am-12pm Fri-2-4pm Sat-9am-12pm
(360)-956-7413
Pregnancy aid offers Diapers, Formula, clothing, baby furniture and other baby items to families with children 5 years and younger. expecting moms are welcome
3132 Boulevard Rd SE Olympia WA 98501
Open Wednesdays 10am-11:30am
(360)-357-6617
Offers clothing, diapers, and other essentials for young children and infants.
3700 Martin Way E Suite 110 Olympia WA 98506
(360)-584-8684 for more information email or Offers emergency diapers and wipes
220 Thurston Ave NE Olympia WA 98501
Located at the Thurston County Food Bank
Available Wednesdays 10:30am-3pm
(360)-352-8597
Personal care and cleaning products are available once a month, including infant and children supplies.
Address: 3545 7th Ave SW Suite 200 Olympia, WA 98502
Phone: 360-754-9297
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9:00am-5:00pm & Friday 9:00am-2:00pm
Family Support Center (FSC) is a multiservice agency, serving families with children and survivors of domestic violence. FSC’s coordinated, supportive services may include the following: case management services, help finding and securing housing, emergency family shelter, Coordinated Entry, resource navigation, rental assistance, affordable housing, eviction prevention, utility assistance, DV Support Group, confidential advocacy for survivors, community engagement and education, and basic need items (diapers and wipes, hygiene supplies, food, and other supplies as available). The Family Support Center Campus also houses a number of like-minded organizations that support families and survivors.
FSC’s Parent and Child Education program offers the following for parents: 1:1 parenting support tailored to the needs of each family, a weekly Drop-In Breast/Chest Feeding Group where we talk about everything lactation, monthly PowerParenting workshops, and connection to other community resources and services for parents and their children.
412 Lilly Rd NE Olympia WA 98506
Provides connection of a nurse home visitor to low income first time birthing parents who enroll during pregnancy.
Community Youth Services Parents as Teachers (PAT)
PAT- An Evidence-Based Early Intervention Program
PAT is a relationship-based and parenting-focused early childhood home visiting program. It is designed to help parents learn more about parenting and their child’s development, provide support with the challenges of family life, and help identify and address any concerns parents may have about their child. PAT Parent Educators provide home visits twice a month, a monthly group in both Olympia and Centralia, developmental screenings, and resource connections. The PAT program is free and voluntary. PAT works with families until the child is 5 years old. Services are offered in English or Spanish, and in Thurston County and the Centralia and Chehalis area.
Who is eligible for PAT?
Families who are pregnant and/or parenting with children ages 0-5 Lives in Thurston or Lewis County The PAT Model includes these components of parent education and family support:
If you have questions about the PAT program at CYS, please contact Jill Madison at or via . This program is supported in part by funding from the Washington State Department of Children, Youth & Families and the Department of Social and Health Services.