Parent Child Assistance Program News Today

The End Diaper Need Act went into effect Nov. 1 and has paid out about $5.7 million in monthly $100 subsidies to qualifying low-income households in Washington.

May 1—A law providing low-income Washington families with a monthly subsidy to buy diapers has been in effect for six months, but the need for diaper banks and other resources

Legislators devoted $1.7 million for facility in Grays Harbor in response to Oakley Carlson case

A young priest, a 911 operator, paramedics, nurses, counselors and many others have played a part in the remarkable story of twin boys premature births last fall in Yakima, their

Countless families and children have experienced the joy of Christmas thanks to Season of Sharing, a partnership between the Yakima Herald-Republic and Triumph. This year community members can get ahead

The annual event recognizes parents work to get their children back.

About families signed into to enjoy and become enlightened to the wellness and safety of children during the communitywide baby shower.

Accidental overdose deaths in Cleveland County, particularly among men who use synthetic drugs, continue to climb, the county health department reported Wednesday.

Legislation aimed at enhancing the oversight for foster children whose biological parents struggle with substance use has stalled in Olympia, but it could be revived.

Parenting and pregnant mothers at risk of substance abuse now have the support they need through a newly launched program in Tulsa.