Eligibility Requirements to Access Treehouse Programs

Social workers: Renew your referrals!

All youth referrals will expire on July 31, 2011. We're pleased to share our new referrals website to make it quicker and easier for social workers to manage their referrals.  The site can be accessed here: https://www.treehouseforkids.org/referrals.  Referrals for the new service year will only be accepted through our new referral website.  We invite social workers to visit the site immediately to sign-up for an account for this new service!

Educational Advocacy referrals can be made using the referral form in your Regional Forms drive or via FAMLINK
 

To be eligible for Treehouse services a foster child must:
•Be placed in out-of-home care (foster, kinship, fictive kin, group care, etc.)
•Be referred by a DCFS social worker or other foster care licensing agency

The fine print:
•Incomplete requests cannot be processed and will be returned for completion.
•Treehouse does not reimburse for Little Wishes.

Please let us know if you have any questions or need assistance at referrals@treehouseforkids.org.

Specific program eligibility by geographic area:
•In-School Tutoring:  King County (child attends Aki Kurose Middle School, Madrona K-8, Washington Middle School or Dimmitt Middle School)
•Treehouse Learning Center After-School Tutoring:  King County (located in the Rainier Valley)
•College and Career Planning:  King County, 6th–12th grade (Seattle, Federal Way, Highline or Renton schools)
•Educational Advocacy:  Washington State
•Little Wishes:  King County
•Wearhouse:  King County
•Summer Camp:  King County
•Holiday Magic:  Washington State 

 

Foster Care Fact

  • In a Washington state study, only 59% of youth in foster care enrolled in 11th grade completed high school by the end of 12th grade.