Some interesting information about Island County United Way

Human Services Guide:

Child/Youth
Elderly/Disabled
Basic Needs
Physical/Mental Health

Agency Information:

Member Agencies
FAQs
Giving Form
Code of Cooperation

If you have any questions or comments please e-mail us at untdwy@whidbey.net.

This site was modified
on November 8, 2002

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Island County (360)279-0644

A non-profit agency dedicated to developing one-to-one friendships between caring adult volunteers and a boy or girl who is in need of a consistent role model.

Boy Scouts, Mt. Baker Council (206) 338-0380

Provides community-based organizations a character education, leadership development and career education program for boys and teenage youth.

Camp Fire Boys and Girls/Samish Council (360)733-5710

Camp Fire is a coed youth agency for children from kindergarten through 12^th grade. Youth participate in club, camping and/or self-reliance programs which help develop self-esteem, decision making skills and good citizenship.

Central Whidbey Youth Coalition (360) 678-4522

A non-profit, community service corporation that unites individuals and community organizations in supporting and empowering youth through education, activities, and exchange of information.

Child Abuse Prevention Foundation (360) 341-5040

Provides support, education, awareness, and funding for programs that prevent child abuse and neglect and support families in our local community, such as Crisis Nursery.

Community Resource Center (360) 629-5257

Provides prevention and support services to families and youth through education, information, mentoring, and community building activities.

Girl Scouts, Totem Council (800) 767-6833

Agency serves the unique and changing needs of girls ages 5-17 in ten northwest Washington counties, helping them grow into capable, self-confident and productive women.

South Whidbey Children's Center (360) 221-4499

Experienced, trained staff. Developmentally appropriate classes for children 12 months through 6 years. Before and after school care for kindergarten and elementary school age children. Summer program available.

South Whidbey Youth Center (360) 221-3230

Prevention-based after school programs for youth ages 12-18 offering recreation, advocacy and support, community services, peer education programs, and parenting education and support.

Toddler Learning Center (360) 679-1039

Therapeutic intervention/treatment for children, birth to 36 months, delayed in their development. Supportive/educational services for parents. Island-wide services at no parental cost.

YMCA, Armed Services Branch (360) 675-2771

Serves military, their families and the civilian community with recreational, social, child care, and educational programs enhancing and improving their quality of life.