About Us : Partners
The following list represents the SELF collaborative:
The Arc of Clark County / PRIDE for Kids
PRIDE for Kids is birth to three Early Intervention Program providing physical, occupational and speech therapy and special education for children with developmental disability delays within a parent participation model.
Battle Ground School District
Public schools, K-12; early intervention/early childhood services for 3-5 year olds
Children's Administration - DCFS Vancouver
Children's Center
Provides and advocates for comprehensive community-based mental health services that ensure the psychological and social well being of children, youth and families.
Children's Home Society
Vancouver Family Resource Center (FRC), East County FRC, North County FRC
Family Resource Centers, family support, parent education, youth behavioral skill development, youth sexual minorities services, early childhood development, advocacy, counseling, parent school involvement, grandparents raising grandchildren.
Clark College
Higher Education (Early Childhood and Family Life Education), Child and Family Studies Program with child care services, early intervention services model family child care homes, and parent participation classes.
Clark County Community Network
Connects parents and other citizens with children, youth, families, and community institutions that support health and safety with focus on prevention of child abuse and child neglect.
Clark County Heath Department
Public health, maternal support services and parenting education.
Columbia River Mental Health Services
Providers of caring, competent and comprehensive mental health services for children, families, adults and seniors.
Division of Childcare and Early Learning (Department of DCCEL)
Responsible for the licensing of Clark County child care centers and family child care homes.
Early Choice Pediatric Therapy
Occupational, Physical and Speech therapy services to children birth to 18 years of age. Emphasis on parent support, advocacy and resource awareness.
Educational Opportunities for Children and Families (EOCF)
Head Start, Early Head Start, Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program, Infant Toddler Early Intervention Program, Protective Payee,HotShots Youth Sports, and other services supporting low-income children and families.
Educational Services District 112
Child care resource and referral, child care provider education and support, parenting support, resource linkage, early learning and Kindergarten transition program, and early intervention services.
Evergreen School District
Public schools, K-12; early intervention/early childhood services for 3-5 year olds.
Fort Vancouver Regional Library District
Public library services, bookmobile, read and play programs. Literacy kits.
Innovative Services NW Pediatric Therapy Services
Early intervention services, age 0 to 3; physical, occupational, speech, and pre-school therapy services; parent education evenings; pre-school and child care programs. Private therapy services, age 3 to 18.
Learning Avenues Childcare Centers
Southwest Washington Childcare Consortium
The consortium operates 23 centers in two counties serving 1,600 children and 2,800 parents utilizing more than 200 employees.
Southwest Washington Medical Center
Non-profit medical center that provides health services including well-child checks and immunizations, nutrition, prenatal care, and community health education/prevention.
Vancouver Housing Authority
Subsidized housing, family support, play group and self-sufficiency services.
Vancouver School District
Public schools, K-12; early intervention/early childhood services for 3-5 year olds.
YWCA of Clark County
Children's advocacy, foster care transition, homeless child care, domestic violence shelter and services.
Washington State University
Higher education (Human Development and Early Childhood), child care center.