TOP 30 Youth development in Kingston, Washington

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The Coffee Oasis - Silverdale Café is a welcoming and community-oriented cafe located at 3650 Northwest Anderson Hill Road in Silverdale, Washington, United States. Since 1997, The Coffee Oasis has been providing hope and opportunities to youth aged 13-25 in Washington state through its various programs. The cafe serves as a drop-in center and shelter, offering a safe space for young individuals to find community and healing. In addition to their Silverdale location, The Coffee Oasis has multiple cafes and drop-in centers in Bremerton, Kingston, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, and Tacoma. The institution is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, making contributions tax deductible. You can support their cause by donating during the Kitsap Great Give on April 16th, where your donation can be boosted by the Bonus Pool.

Toys and Tots Daycare is a nurturing and educational institution located at 32230 Old Hansville Road Northeast in Kingston, Washington. Our school provides a safe and stimulating environment for children to learn and grow. Our dedicated staff is committed to providing quality care and education for children of all ages. At Toys and Tots Daycare, we believe in fostering creativity, curiosity, and a love for learning in every child. Join us in creating a fun and enriching experience for your little ones!

WildWise - A School of Outdoor Adventure is located on South Teekalet Avenue in Kingston, Washington, United States. This unique institution offers a curriculum carefully designed to teach practical life skills and academic knowledge while fostering a deep connection to nature. The experienced and certified staff at WildWise work with each participant individually to help them succeed not only in the programs offered, but also in their lives and within the larger community. Students can immerse themselves in the beauty of the outdoors while learning new skills, increasing their awareness, and developing a sense of place. The Forest School program allows children to connect with nature while learning personal, social, ancestral, and bushcraft skills in an outdoor setting.