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Women United is most known for bringing families together. Implemented by services, programs and activities hosted by Angel of Hope Play Place & Engagement Center. Grandma's Hands, Pepper Pot kinship support Group, Hopes Closet, Threads of Change Kinship Sewing Classes, The Love Train Play Street, and Women United Backyard Socials.
We are active participants in King County Kinship Collaboration Steering Committee, Kinship Caregiver Camp, Renton Area Youth Services, King County Kinship Resource Fair and Best Starts For Kids, Kinship Conference Committee and more.
Reference Articles: From our blog
Women United Team “I don’t know how I survived the challenges of caregiving with my father, my nieces and now my granddaughter without the love and support from my fellow Kinship caregivers and village families.
Thank you for holding me up.
Dad and Mom I Thank You for teaching me how to give.
Accomplishment: If You Think You Got a Plan for Your Life, Forget It
Ms. Alesia’s granddaughter is nicknamed Yaya. When asked about it,… Read More
https://southseattleemerald.com/?s=cannady
Grandmother Invites Skyway Community to Come Aboard the “Love Train”
In Seattle, grandmothers raising kids have to rely on each other
Women United is most known for bringing families together. Implemented by services, programs and activities hosted by Angel of Hope Play Place & Engagement Center. Grandma's Hands, Pepper Pot kinship support Group, Hopes Closet, Threads of Change Kinship Sewing Classes, The Love Train Play Street, and Women United Backyard Socials.
We are active participants in King County Kinship Collaboration Steering Committee, Kinship Caregiver Camp, Renton Area Youth Services, King County Kinship Resource Fair and Best Starts For Kids, Kinship Conference Committee and more.
Reference Articles: From our blog
Women United Team “I don’t know how I survived the challenges of caregiving with my father, my nieces and now my granddaughter without the love and support from my fellow Kinship caregivers and village families.
Thank you for holding me up.
Dad and Mom I Thank You for teaching me how to give.
Accomplishment: If You Think You Got a Plan for Your Life, Forget It
Ms. Alesia’s granddaughter is nicknamed Yaya. When asked about it,… Read More
https://southseattleemerald.com/?s=cannady
Grandmother Invites Skyway Community to Come Aboard the “Love Train”
In Seattle, grandmothers raising kids have to rely on each other
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