Call The Family Help Line

1-800-932-HOPE (4673)

When you call, you will hear a brief instruction message.

Press 2 if you would like to speak with or leave a message for one of our Family Help Line Parenting Coaches.

You can also email us at familyhelpline@parenttrust.org

If this is an emergency:
Crisis Clinic: 866-427-4747
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)

Because kids don’t come with instructions!

The Family Help Line is a toll-free number from anywhere in Washington State, available to parents, caregivers, and anyone who has an interest or questions about a child in their community.  We can help you find resources, parenting classes, community events.  We are also here to talk and problem solve with you.

Additional Services

You can request a phone appointment with the Family Help Line. A Family Help Line Parenting Coach will call you as soon as possible. If you are not able to talk when the Parenting Coach calls, you can arrange for a different appointment time.

If this is an emergency:
Crisis Clinic: 866-427-4747
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)

Just email us at familyhelpline@parenttrust.org

The Family Help Line mails parenting/care-giving information to callers who make requests. We have over 100 publications available for mailing or downloading, in addition to brochures, posters, and Family Help Line cards.  You can see many of our tips online in our Parenting Tips section >> Contact the FHL if you would like us to mail you publications. 1-800-932-4673

The Searchable Database is available 24 hours and contains parenting classes, support groups, events, and resources organized by city.

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A 24 hour menu of recorded messages about helpful resources and phone numbers in all 39 counties of Washington State.  Call +1 (800) 932-HOPE (4673) and press “4” at the message

Call us for help finding local support groups, parent groups, and programs for children and teens near you!

1800-932-HOPE (4673)

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