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FMAP Funding Extension Passed

Earlier this month, President Obama signed into law HR 1586, which extended FMAP funding to help ensure the continuation of Childhaven's therapeutic child care for our community's most vulnerable children. Thank you to everyone that reached out to their congressional representatives to let them know how important this funding was for children and families.

I-1107 would repeal common-sense revenue

A measure that is likely to show up on this fall's ballot jeopardizes more than $200 million of the revenue that we and other advocates fought so hard to raise. We’re urging people to learn more about Initiative 1107 and how it would hurt the children of this state. Visit the Washington State Budget & Policy website to learn more.

5 summer survival tips for parents

Kids think sun! We think sunburns. Kids think fireworks! We think injuries. Kids think water! We think drowning. The list goes on but with awareness and a little planning, parents and children can mutually enjoy these precious summer months. Read more tips for a safe and healthy summer from Childhaven President, Debra Ronnholm.

Over $315,000 raised at the 2010 Childhaven Celebration Luncheon!

Nearly 900 people came together to help Childhaven kick off our second century on Thursday, April 29, at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle. Attendees were inspired by our client speaker, Gabby and her story of how Childhaven changed her and her son's life. Our Keynote Speaker, Sean Tuohy delivered a heartwarming and humorous message of how everyone can "make every day Christmas." Thank you to all our attendees and sponsors.

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Since 1909, Childhaven has been a safe and caring place for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers. Today, we are a community leader, statewide advocate and national model in the treatment and prevention of child abuse and neglect.

Using innovative, proven approaches to child development in a therapeutic day care environment, we heal old hurts and nurture young lives. By strengthening family and child relationships and improving parenting skills, we break the cycle of abuse and neglect and create a foundation for lifelong loving relationships.