CultureSeed prioritizes basic needs of families by referring caregivers to community resources and also supporting critical needs not being met by regional resources through our Access Fund.

CultureSeed prioritizes annual opportunities to gather families of the youth we serve to celebrate, inform and organize our work.

CultureSeed provides guidance and resources in the journey towards improving financial stability.

CultureSeed utilizes all opportunities to share partner resources at our events. (Washington Gorge Action Programs representative informing folks about resources at a CultureSeed mental health workshop in White Salmon)

CultureSeed has partnered with Skyline Hospital, White Salmon Valley Community Library and the White Salmon Valley School District Health and Wellness Center to provide support groups and workshops for caregivers in English and Spanish.

CultureSeed has provided opportunities for families to have weekends together at Ekone Ranch in Goldendale and to go rafting together in order to strengthen family bonds and support caregivers better understanding the value of CultureSeed’s work.

CultureSeed uses every opportunity to gather insight from caregivers about what works for them as far as communication, information dissemination, program logistics and how to best support them within our capacity.

Caregivers are given the opportunity to learn and support each other as experts of their own experiences during this Spanish caregiver support group break out session.