Coronavirus Updates and Information

All our programs are fully open for in-person activities

GUIDE TO COVID-19 RESOURCES IN SNOHOMISH COUNTY

You will find a comprehensive guide to resources and assistance in Snohomish County here →

Our Family Resource Center is open
Please call 360 794-1022
to schedule an appointment

Monday 9:30a to 5:00p
Tuesday 9:30a to 5:00p
Wednesday 9:30a to 5:00p
Thursday 9:30a to 5:00p

Closed for lunch 1:00-2:00PM

Appointments required - walk-ins welcome but will be scheduled for first available navigator.

Please call 360.794.1022 to schedule appointment
of complete our online Contact form→

Contact us by phone

If we miss your call or you call when we are closed, please leave a message and we will do our best to return your call by the next business day.

Monday through Thursday 9:30am to 5:00pm please call 360-794-1022

If we don’t immediately answer please leave a message:

  • Please leave your name (it’s nice if you spell it for us)

  • phone number and tell us if you can accept text messages

  • email address (again, spell it out for us slowly and clearly, please)

  • and a brief message telling us how we can help.

Or connect with us here…

We will do our best to respond to you by the next business day

Name
Online web search, if referral, who or what organization suggested us, other?
Phone
May we send you text messages on this phone number
A brief note on how we can help
Where do you live?
We generally limit our assistance to individuals and families living in the greater Monroe area. Our service is limited to Snohomish County.
Where you currently reside

Current Program Status

  • Our Family Resource Center is OPEN. We will continue to provide assistance and work to help you with your immediate needs.
    Appointments are preferred and walk-ins will be scheduled for the first available time.

    Please call us for an appointment: 360-794-1022
    If we do not immediately answer, please leave a message and we will do our best to return your call not later than the next business day
    Resource Center Open Monday - Thursday 9:30a - 5:00p

  • Kidz Club and Student Leaders ARE BACK!!! Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30 - 5:30 PM

  • Community Dinners Wednesday nights 6:00 - 7:00 PM at Monroe Covenant Church. If you are in need of additional food resources, please contact us. We have emergency food supplies and we can also help you connect to the Food Bank.

  • Growing Together teen mom’s group meets the last Wednesday of the month. For more information please email Kara Dineen→ of visit Growing Together’s Facebook Group →

  • The Monroe Cold Weather Shelter is now operated by Snohomish County and Volunteers of America. The shelter is located at New Hope Fellowship Church - 1012 W Main Street, Monroe. For more information→

  • You will find additional updates on our Facebook page

Our Family Resource Center is a safe, welcoming, and respectful place. Here, you can find help, encouragement, and connection to resources. The coffee is always on and we are here to help.

MORE ABOUT HOW WE HELP >

Everyone is welcome! Wednesday evenings at 6pm volunteers prepare and serve delicious dinners. We always have plenty!

See you Wednesday for yummy food.

DINNER INFORMATION > 

Kidz Club is an after school program for elementary age students. We meet Tuesday and Thursday afternoons for help with homework, reading and math, to learn new life skills, and fun!

CHECK OUT KIDZ CLUB! >

 

Teen moms and their children find encouragement and support. They grow together as they  learn from each other and their mentors. FACEBOOK > us for news and activities.

GROWING TOGETHER › 

Middle school and high school students learn life and leadership skills as they work with our students in Kidz Club. They become positive role models and bring hope to our community.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP >

…about our mission, our history, and more ABOUT US > 

…WHAT POVERTY LOOKS LIKE IN OUR COMMUNITY >

Love to cook or serve?

Join a COMMUNITY DINNER COOKING TEAM >

Will you spend a hour with a child living in poverty, reading together or helping with homework, so they don’t have to be embarrassed to go to school tomorrow?

Join us at KIDZ CLUB >

We always have room for 
NEW VOLUNTEERS >

Last year, we multiplied every dollar in cash donated to the Next Step into $8.38 of program services to our neighbors in need.

We promise to use your investment wisely in offering friendship, help, and hope to our neighbors in need.

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More information on the causes and impacts of homelessness and poverty → 

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Thanks to our year-long Sustaining Partners

 
 

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