• Youth Development Programs

• 3394.

Next Generation Playground

At Next Generation Playground, our mission is to create an inclusive, sensory-friendly playground where neurodivergent children and their families can explore, connect, and flourish.

• Autism

• 3395.

Maximum Chances Inc

MAXimum Chances helps children with autism spectrum disorders gain access to educational services, therapies and cutting edge bio-medical treatments.

• Christian

• 3396.

Diakon Child Family & Community Ministries

Services include adoption/foster care, senior living, counseling, volunteer home care, community services for seniors & programs for at-risk children & youths.

Children's Care Hospital and School dba LifeScape

We empower people to live their best life.

• Protestant

• 3398.

Lutheran Home Forsyth County Property Inc

With the help of volunteers, donors, and faith partners, LSC serves vulnerable populations, throughout the Carolinas in traditional and innovative ways.

EARLY CHILDHOOD PARTNERSHIP OF ADAMS COUNTY

A partnership of programs and families working together to improve our community's capacity to ensure access to affordable, high quality services and supports.

• Single Organization Support

• 3400.

Lacey Preschool Parent Cooperative

Where Families Learn Through Play Enrollment Capitol Forest Cooperative Preschool provides an opportunity for parents to play an intimate and active role in their childs education.

• Alcohol, Drug Abuse (Treatment Only)

• 3401.

DECLARE THERAPY CENTER INC

We accept the following insurance Our Mission If this is an emergency and you are in need of immediate helpOR if you are contacting the agency on behalf of a friend andorloved one experiencing an emergency who is in need of immediate help please contact 911 DECLARE Therapy Centers mission is to provide the highest quality outpatient therapy for individuals and families needing mentalbehavioral health andorforensic services.

• Adult, Child Matching Programs

• 3402.

FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN TACOMA

We select children ages 4-6 whose parents experienced or exited out of the foster care system and live in Pierce County and pair them with a professional mentor called a Friend that stays with them through graduation, 12+ years, no matter what.