Resource Hub of Hubs

There are a variety of resource hubs across Washington for youth, youth-serving providers, and families. Follow the links below to explore more!

WA SBHA does not endorse any of the organizations/resource hubs listed below. If you know of a resource we are missing, contact info@wasbha.org!

Statewide:

HelpMeGrow: ParentHelp123

Focused on parents of early-childhood to early adolescence.

Teen Link: Where To Turn for Teens

Focused on adolescents seeking support independently.

Department of Health: Teen Health Hub

Focused on adolescents seeking support.

Kaiser Permanente: Resource Directory

General resource finder for social/health services.

Supporting Immigrant Families & Their Providers:

School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) are trusted spaces where students, families, and staff should be able to seek care without fear. SBHCs serve individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, and share a responsibility to preserve these spaces as places of safe healthcare.

Be Prepared and Follow Establish Protocols: Preparation helps ensure patient safety, protects confidentiality, and supports staff in responding appropriately and lawfully. SBHCs should maintain written protocols identifying designated staff or legal counsel responsible for responding to external agency requests. Reach out to your school and legal teams for official protocols and procedures.
Understand Your Rights and the Rights of Patients and Families: Knowing your rights as healthcare providers will help to guide appropriate responses if immigration officials enter a school or SBHC. SBHCs have the right to require proper legal authorization before granting access to facilities, patients, or records. Designated staff should be prepared to assert the rights of the organization, while staff should understand their own rights.