Parent Trust for Washington Children

PEPS (Program for Early Parent Support) is a Seattle-based nonprofit organization that connects parents through peer-support groups, both online and in-person at community sites and homes. Their mission is to support and build healthy families by providing a platform for parents to share experiences, gain knowledge, and form lasting connections. With a focus on equity and advocacy, PEPS offers various programs for expecting parents, newborns, second-time parents, and parents of adolescents and teens. They also provide resources, events, and collaborations with community-based organizations to ensure that parents have access to the support they need during the challenging journey of parenthood.Generated from the website

SpecialtiesThe Seattle Science Foundation is advancing the quality of patient care through education, research, innovation and technology. Through our international communication platform we bring together medical and scientific communities from around the world and provide all of the tools necessary for physicians and researchers to make groundbreaking advancements in the field of medicine. Medical Education We provide high-end continuing medical education courses in a state-of-the-art facility. Clinical Anatomy Consultations: Improving Patient Care We engage with clients to tackle their most challenging issues, drive change and deliver customized solutions to meet your needs. Digital Media for Medicine We get people to pay attention, connect and engage with medical and scientific content and produce customized solutions to fit your needs: Video Production Radio and Podcast Series Social and Digital Media Marketing and Graphic Design 3D Animations Surgical and Technological Innovations From our 21 station cadaveric operating suite, we partner with various surgical specialties to develop innovative teaching methods that enable surgeons to practice new procedures on realistic anatomical models. Translational Research In our anatomical research facility, medical and surgical problems are examined and alternative anatomical solutions developed to solve various issues that face clinicians and surgeons alike.