For 60 years, Encompass has been a trusted partner for children and families in the Snoqualmie Valley. As we celebrate our anniversary, we are reflecting on the impact our community has made possible. Over six decades, Encompass has expanded services to meet changing needs, supported thousands of children through critical developmental milestones, and stood alongside […]
The Encompass Board of Directors volunteers their time and expertise to help provide financial oversight and strategic direction to the organization, ensuring that Encompass continues to serve the community for generations to come. While they are more accustomed to providing vital behind-the-scenes support, we are starting a new series that provides a small glimpse of […]
Encompass preschool families recently celebrated fun โsoaring into summerโ gatherings to mark the end of the school year and, for some students, the end of their preschool chapters. For teachers whoโve enjoyed a front-row seat to big transformations, these celebrations often take on a special meaning. Encompass Lead Preschool Teacher Madi Shinn shares her perspective. […]
Kindness. Empathy. Love. Snovalley Pride Founder Greg Jamiel points to these basic tenets as ‘building blocks of humanity’. Along with connection and inclusion, they are at the heart of Snovalley Pride’s mission and Greg’s recent book, “Uni’s Quest for Kindness.“ We invite you to tune in to our latest Radio Encompass Podcast as our host, […]
Earlier this week, we began part one of a discussion on The Essential Role of Advocacy and why it’s not a sideline project, but in fact, core to our purpose for families. In part two of this important conversation, our host, Caley George, is once again joined by Encompass Executive Director Nela Cumming, along with […]
This month, we’re diving into The Essential Work of Advocacy. At Encompass, we believe every child deserves the support and opportunities they need to thrive. But belief isn’t enough. To truly support our children and families, we must work to shape the systems that affect them every day. In part one of a two-part discussion, […]
