About Parent Groups
FOCS parent groups bring together families of color across Seattle to share experiences, build friendships, and create a supportive community. Our facilitated groups meet regularly in neighborhoods throughout the city.
Join a Parent Group
Parent groups are at the heart of what FOCS does. Each group is led by a trained parent educator who facilitates discussions on topics that matter to families of color. Groups provide a safe, welcoming space to connect with other parents who share similar experiences.
Whether you are a new parent or have school-age children, there is a group for you. Groups meet at convenient times and locations across the Seattle area, making it easy to find one that fits your schedule.
What to Expect
- Regular group meetings facilitated by trained parent educators
- Discussions on parenting, cultural identity, and community topics
- Connections with other families of color in your neighborhood
- Access to FOCS community events and resources
- A supportive environment for sharing and learning
How to Register
To register for a parent group, contact the FOCS office. Our team will help you find the right group based on your location, your children’s ages, and your schedule preferences.
Columbia City Office: 3818 South Edmunds Street, Unit #103, Seattle, WA 98118
Frequently Asked Questions
FOCS parent groups are facilitated gatherings for families of color in Seattle. Groups meet regularly to discuss parenting, share experiences, and build community connections with other families.
Each group is organized by age range and neighborhood to help families connect with others in similar life stages and geographic areas.
Registration for parent groups is available through the FOCS office. You can reach out by phone at (206) 965-0629 or visit the Columbia City office at 3818 South Edmunds Street, Unit #103, Seattle, WA 98118.
New families are welcome to join at any time during the year. Groups accommodate various schedules and locations across the Seattle area.
FOCS parent groups serve families with children of various ages, from infants and toddlers through school-age children. Groups are organized so families can connect with others who have children in similar developmental stages.
This structure allows parents to share relevant experiences and resources while building lasting friendships within the community.
FOCS strives to make its programs accessible to all families of color in Seattle. For specific information about fees and any available scholarships or financial assistance, contact the FOCS office directly.
The organization works to remove barriers to participation so that all families can benefit from the community connections that parent groups provide.
Parent groups cover a wide range of topics relevant to families of color, including child development, education, cultural identity, racial awareness, and community resources. Discussions are facilitated by trained parent educators.
Groups also provide a space for families to share real social topics that relate to their children and build a supportive network of peers who understand their experiences.