Children & Family Programs
This page is for families or referring organizations who would like to access services and register for programs. For volunteers, community partners, or funders, learn more about our work in this department here.
Family Support Services
Refugee and immigrant parents in our programs may work 1:1 with a staff member at World Relief to receive personalized guidance on goals for their children. Families may receive referrals to supportive services, including:
- Early Childhood: Child care & preschool navigation; parenting support
- School Age: Enrichment, academics, school navigation, behavioral health, and high school reengagement
Inquire below to be added to our waitlist!
Early Learning and Family Support - Home Visitation Program
Ages 2.5-5 | Home-Based | King County
Children’s success and development start at home!
Our Home Visitation Program offers individualized, creative lessons with activities and intentional goal setting to prepare children for preschool or kindergarten. We also provide parents with guidance and tools to encourage and engage their child’s learning.
Visit schedules vary, depending on the preferences and needs of your family.
To inquire about receiving early childhood support, complete this form: Early Childhood Inquiry
School Success Coaching
K-12th | Virtual or In-Person | King, Thurston, or Whatcom Counties
Students focus on their school-related goals with the help of a supportive volunteer, meeting weekly for homework help, mentorship, and English practice. Families and volunteers can choose whether they prefer to meet online or in-person at the family's home or a local library.
Refugee and Immigrant Student Engagement (RISE) Club
We provide a free after-school program at a local elementary school. Students can connect with the World Relief team to get help with homework, practice English, and participate in fun, academic projects. They also get the opportunity to develop a trusted relationship with mentors and peers, where they can discuss questions about school culture or share challenges they are facing in their daily lives.
Dates: TBD
Schedule: TBD. Transportation is provided.
For information about enrolling your student, contact us - limited spots available!
Summer Academy: Kinders Camp
Our 4-week Summer Academy in King County in July and August is open to refugee and immigrant youth entering Kindergarten. Through hands-on lessons, field trips, and educational activities, students build community, learn English, prepare for their academic start, and have fun together.
Summer 2025 Dates: July 8-August 1, 2025
