Friends of Youth Healthy Start Program Offers Support for Young Families

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Friends of Youth Healthy Start program is a comprehensive resource designed for pregnant individuals and parents of children under five in Issaquah, Washington. This initiative is entirely voluntary and free of charge, aiming to provide essential support to families during critical early years of child development. Services include assistance with basic supplies, health screenings, parenting support, and vital information on child development milestones. Furthermore, the program organizes fun monthly group events to foster community connections among participants. Parents can gain insights into their children’s growth and development while accessing a network of resources.

For more information, families can visit the Friends of Youth website or contact the program directly via phone or email. This initiative is a vital part of the local community's efforts to support young families, ensuring they have the tools and knowledge needed for healthy parenting. The program exemplifies the city’s commitment to enhancing the quality of life for its residents, particularly those with young children.

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