For immediate release 5/7/19 North Bend, WA – The Encompass Take a Seat for Kids Project is back for a third year in a row. Beginning May 11, seven pairs of chairs will be on display at local businesses in the Snoqualmie Valley: Birches Habitat, Carnation Café, Duvall Visitor Center, Heirloom Cookshop, Rio Bravo, Safeway […]
For immediate release 4/30/19 Snoqualmie, WA – On April 23rd, the Snoqualmie Valley community came together to raise $126,000 in support of Encompass programs for children and families at the third annual Rise & Thrive Breakfast, making it the most successful installment of the event to date. Over 240 local business, community, and government leaders […]
On March 27, 2019, King County Executive Dow Constantine visited the Encompass Early Learning Center to learn more about our Child Care Health Consultation (CCHC) program. The CCHC program, which was developed in 2018 thanks to funding from King County’s Best Starts for Kids initiative, provides free guidance and support to center-based child care, home-based […]
For immediate release 3/6/19: North Bend, WA – Encompass will host its third annual Rise & Thrive Breakfast on Tuesday, April 23 from 7:30-9:00 am at the Club at Snoqualmie Ridge. Rise & Thrive is an event that brings together business and community leaders for an enriching speaking program, networking opportunities, and a delicious breakfast […]
We are working on a “Creating a Trauma-Informed Learning Environment” pilot project with Timber Ridge Elementary School. This pilot is still evolving, but the plan so far includes four hours of training, a series of individual scenario exploration (formerly known as problem-solving) sessions with teachers, contributions to the school newsletter, and availability of a lending […]
Snoqualmie Valley’s “A Supportive Community For All” (SCFA) is a coalition of service providers looking to strengthen community connections and coordinate human services across the Snoqualmie Valley. Encompass is proud to be one of the five partner organizations working on this project, funded by King County’s Communities of Opportunity grant program, along with Mt. Si […]
