From academic support to everyday essentials, Treehouse is here for Washington youth in foster care. We hope you find what you need in our services below.
Students in foster care face unique challenges, especially in school. Our educational programs work together for greater impact and long-term success.
Who: K-12 students in foster care
What: Partnering with the adults in a student’s life to provide education resources and interventions so they can succeed in school.
Who: 9–12 students in foster care, up to age 22
What: One-on-one support for students working toward high school completion and beyond, including youth with Tribal affiliations.
We ensure young people (and their caregivers) can access essentials and priceless experiences—which are building blocks for identity, growth, and success.
Who: 0–21-year-old youth in foster care
What: Free access to high-quality clothing, shoes, school supplies, toys, books, and more.
Who: 0–21–year–old youth in foster care
What: Funding for various school-related fees, extracurricular activities, career support, and more.
Who: 15–20–year–old youth in foster care
What: Funding for driver’s education, licenses, car insurance, and other barriers to driving safely and legally.
Who: 0–21–year–old youth in foster care
What: Ensuring every young person experiencing foster care during the holidays receives a meaningful gift.
Treehouse serves youth who have an open State, Federal, or Tribal dependency or shelter case in Washington state. Read each program’s eligibility requirement here.
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Our goal is for every youth experiencing foster care in Washington state to benefit from Treehouse services. Let’s get started!
Resource Center
No gatekeeping here—we’ve compiled information and resources for youth in foster care, caregivers, educators, social workers, and others to put to good use.