FWBC Programs
A traid of pathways ensures to address all the needs of each client
regardless of the chosen pathway for services.
A traid of pathways ensures to address all the needs of each client
regardless of the chosen pathway for services.
Our triad of programs is designed to be intersectional, working harmoniously, ensuring that individuals, families, and small businesses benefit from comprehensive and holistic support no matter which pathway they choose to enter FWBC for services.
We prioritize crucial community sectors such as health and wellness, financial growth and stability, and the sustainability of small businesses and early education. We customize our comprehensive support initiatives to cater to the distinct needs of each area.
The Small Business Network provides free business assistance and support to entrepreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofits from marginalized and underserved communities. Through Small Business Cohorts, participants can access support in marketing, workforce development, and connections to FWBC’s broader business network coalition.
Since its launch in June 2026, 41 people have participated in the NanoBiz Resiliency & Wellness Hub, connecting entrepreneurs with practical resources and support to build stronger, more resilient, and sustainable businesses.
S.E.E.D is a community-based program providing technical support, resources, and initiatives for Federal Way and King County childcare providers.
This program prioritizes workforce development, capacity building, and family support, fostering provider connections that create community and promote collaboration.
WASP: Our wrap-around support services are tailored to offer personalized case management assistance by trained community support specialists who conduct a needs assessment, care planning, and resource identification and allocation.
The WASP specialists act as lead care coordinators and assist with connecting individuals and families to basic needs like food and housing. They also help clients to develop the necessary skills to sustain housing through financial literacy and social support.
The Small Business Network offers free assistance and business support services to entrepreneurs, small businesses, and non-profits from marginalized communities.
S.E.E.D is a community-based program providing technical support, resources, and initiatives for Federal Way and King County childcare providers.
Our wrap-around support services are tailored to offer personalized case management assistance by trained community support specialists who conduct a needs assessment, care planning, and resource identification and allocation.