King County Resource Guide
As part of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Models for Change juvenile justice reform initiative, the Center for Children & Youth Justice created a Resource Guide for a truancy diversion pilot program in Bellevue and Highline School Districts. This database provides potential referrals for at-risk youth and their families. The Resource Guide currently has over 600 resources, primarily focused on the pilot school districts. Subsequent editions of the Resource Guide will include all of King County, as well as web-based national resources.
Service referrals include:
- Alternative Education Programs / Job Training
- Anger Management
- Anti - Bullying
- Child Care
- Clothing
- Crisis or Information Hotlines
- Dental Services - Accepts Medical Coupons
- Domestic Violence
- Eating Disorders
- Family Support
- Food Services
- Gang Activity
- Health Care - Free or Low Cost
- Health Care - Managed
- Homelessness
- Legal Services
- LGBTQ
- Mental Health
- Mentoring
- Multi-Lingual Materials
- School Information
- Substance Abuse Recovery
- Teenage Pregnancy
- Transportation
- Tutoring
- Vision - Accepts Medical Coupons
- Vision - Free or Low Cost
- Youth Activities
CCYJ offers both a Word and Excel version of the Resource Guide. Please note the "Referral Table" tab of the Excel version. For users with Excel 2007, this creates individualized reports based on a student's location and needed resources. For step-by-step instruction on how to create reports, please see the "How to Search the Database" tab of the Excel file.
Click here to download the Word version of the King County Resource Guide.
Click here to download the Excel Version of the King County Resource Guide.
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