FAN Grants

We are committed to making FAN trainings accessible to prenatal-five workers in Washington State—especially those from BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color), immigrant, and rural communities. One way we do this is by offering no-cost trainings through our Grant Program, where you can attend Practitioner FAN and Supervisor FAN in English.

Apply as a program:

all of these must be true:

  • Your program offers home visiting, ESIT, IECMH, or other services to caregivers of children (prenatal to 5)

  • Your program serves families in WA

  • Your program does not receive funding from HVSA (WA Home Visiting Services Account)

  • Your program is part of a non-profit organization

all of these must be true:

  • You offer home visiting, ESIT, IECMH, or other services to caregivers of children (prenatal to 5)

  • You identify as BIPOC or immigrant

  • You serve families in WA

  • You do not receive funding from HVSA (WA Home Visiting Services Account)

at least one of these must be true:

  • Your program is BIPOC-led and/or immigrant-led

  • Your program is designed by the community served

  • Your program is rural or primarily serves rural clients

  • Your program primarily serves BIPOC and/or immigrant clients

at least one of these must be true:

  • You are an independent consultant or business owner

  • You are part of a program that does not have access to funding for FAN

  • You are part of a program that has decided not to participate in FAN

  • You are a student

Apply
Apply

Apply as a BIPOC individual:

(No rush. We offer several grant program opportunities a year, so apply when you’re ready.)

Questions? Contact Lisa Foss.

Organizations and programs that have been awarded FAN grants

  • Birth to Three Developmental Center

    Boyer Children’s Center (Family Support Services & IECMH)

    Catholic Charities (Parenting & Pregnancy

    Center for Human Services (Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health)

    Center for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Youth

    Childhaven (Early Childhood Healthcare Integration, Healthy Start, ESIT)

    Children’s Home Society of WA (Early Head Start, ParentChild+, Vancouver Mental Health Services)

    Chinese Information & Service Center (ParentChild+)

    Community Health Worker Coalition for Migrants & Refugees (Caminando Juntos)

    Congolese Integration Network

    Denise Louie Education Center (Early Head Start)

    El Centro de la Raza (ParentChild+)

    Encompass Northwest (ParentChild+)

    Evergreen Recovery Centers (Pregnant & Parenting Women)

    Family Education Support Services PCAP

    Global Perinatal Services

  • Health and Justice Recovery Alliance (Peer Navigator Training)

    Homeward House at YWCA Seattle, King, Snohomish (CORE Collaborative)

    HopeSparks (Children’s Developmental Services)

    Horn of Africa Services (ParentChild+)

    Iraqi Community Center of Washington

    Kent Youth & Family Services (IECMH)

    Kindering (CHERISH 3-5, CHERISH Training Team, ParentChild+, Families in Transition, Spanish, NICU)

    Northwest Center

    Open Doors for Multicultural Families (ODMF Early Learning)

    Opportunity Counsil

    Perinatal Support WA (Parent Resilience, Perinatal Mental Health Therapy)

    Public Health Seattle & King County, Downtown Public Health

    Public Health Seattle & King County, Columbia City Health Center (WIC, First Steps)

    San Juan County Health & Community Services (Growing Families)

    Somali Health Board (Somali Centering Motherhood)

    Washington State School for the Blind

    Whatcom Center for Early Learning

Join our FAN Grant Committee

Do you want to help bring FAN to more home-based programs in WA?
If so, you may be interested in joining our FAN Grant Committee.

About the Committee:

The committee oversees the mission of the FAN grant program, spreads the word to recruit applicants, and reviews applications. The committee is currently made up of members of the FAN team and one community provider. We wish to add new committee members who are working in the community to strengthen the representation and voice of the communities we support in the FAN grant program:

• Are in/have been through a FAN training

• Are connected to or part of BIPOC, immigrant, or rural serving communities

• Have time to be part of a team that meets via Zoom every 4th Thursday from 8–9am PT

• Are ready to use your networks to promote the grant to home-based and early intervention programs in WA

Community members are provided a stipend of $150/month to honor their time and talent.

Apply

Questions? Contact Lisa Foss.

  • FAN helps you be there for families, be present, and allow space and time for trust to be developed, for relationships to deepen, and for families to discover their strengths.

    — FAN-trained supervisor

  • Considering different cultural perspectives is so refreshing in trainings like this. I appreciate that it has been included not as an add on, but all throughout.

    — Training participant