What’s New
Update for 2025 Now Available
We are proud to provide this update for 2025, highlighting how our work is making a difference for families in Snohomish County.
Honoring the Life and Legacy of Annette Miner
With sadness, we honor the life and legacy of our beloved colleague and friend, Annette Miner. She was a beacon of hope and support for families struggling with substance use disorders, and she found joy in witnessing their transformations.
Filling a Crucial Need: The Visitation & Resource Center
A homelike environment where parents who have been separated from their children can spend a few hours with them and receive the support they need to navigate challenges.
Join the Parent Voice Group!
Parents: Your voice matters! Join the parent voice group to help drive the ways Homeward House Collaborative continues to grow and improve the services for families.What: Parent Voice is a group of Homeward House participants and alumni who meet monthly to share their...
Single Fathers in Recovery: The Challenges They Overcome
At Homeward House, a growing number of single fathers experiencing substance use disorders are seeking support and services and navigating a path traditionally associated with mothers.
How to Transform Stigma to Support
The stigma facing parents with substance use disorders is a barrier to treatment and recovery. Together we can change it.
2023 Highlights: One Mission, 87 Stories of Hope
In 2023, our staff and partners were alongside the journey of 87 families, each with their own unique challenges and triumphs.
Volunteer Spotlight: Uniting for a Common Purpose
We’re shining a light on the Bahá’ís (“ba-HIGHs”) of Snohomish County. They are partnering with Homeward House on a unique year-long project to nourish family bonds and foster new connections toward building a more vibrant community.
Strong Foundations: The Preventative Power of Infant Mental Health Services
Infant mental health services are essential for families facing poverty and substance use disorder challenges. The expert support and programs are grounded in a deep understanding of the critical importance of emotional well-being, attachment, and early experiences in shaping a child’s long-term development.
The work of Homeward House CORE Collaborative is on the ancestral lands of the Coast Salish Peoples, in particular, the Tulalip, Snohomish, Stillaguamish, and Sauk-Suiattle tribes. We honor the original caretakers of the land they continue to cherish and protect.
We are is dedicated to fostering racial equity. Our Race and Social Justice Statement describes our commitment and the steps we are taking to change the systems and practices that perpetuate inequities.