INDIAN CHILD WELFARE
ICW provides navigation to family support services. These include coordinating in-home services, family and individual therapy, family meetings, and parenting skills support, which, include referrals to community and professional services emphasizing family reunification. ICW upholds the Indian Child Welfare Act advocacy—advocating for Skokomish children in state and tribal courts.
INDIAN CHILD
WELFARE
ICW provides navigation to family support services. These include coordinating in-home services, family and individual therapy, family meetings, and parenting skills support, which, include referrals to community and professional services emphasizing family reunification. ICW upholds the Indian Child Welfare Act advocacy—advocating for Skokomish children in state and tribal courts.
ROB ZACHRY
Indian Child Welfare Case Manager
I am Rob Zachry, your friendly Indian Child Welfare (ICW) case worker. My background is mainly in public education, and I really love helping children and families. ICW works in cooperation with DCYF to manage child welfare intake and investigations, including investigating child abuse and neglect as well as working with families to resolve safety and risk concerns.
rzachry@skokwellness.gov l w: 360.426.5755 ext. 2150 l c: 360.968.9054
ROB ZACHRY
I am Rob Zachry, your friendly Indian Child Welfare (ICW) case worker. My background is mainly in public education, and I really love helping children and families. ICW works in cooperation with DCYF to manage child welfare intake and investigations, including investigating child abuse and neglect as well as working with families to resolve safety and risk concerns.
Indian Child Welfare Case Manager
rzachry@skokwellness.gov
w: 360.426.5755 ext. 2150
c: 360.968.9054
“Our mission is to strengthen families through services, promoting family, safety, wellness, and self-sufficiency with respect for tribal culture and tradition.’
What does ICW do?
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Child welfare intake and investigations, including investigating child abuse and neglect as well as working with families to resolve safety and risk concerns.
Case management, including reuniting, children, and families in care; establishing permanency for children; and working with families to resolve safety and risk concerns.
Family support services, including coordinating in-home services; family and individual therapy; family meetings, and parenting skills support.
Referrals to community and professional services.
Indian Child Welfare Act advocacy - Advocating for Skokomish children in state and tribal courts.
Supporting parents in completing compliance with court ordered services with an eye towards family reunification.
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It is important to emphasize the importance of school and education to your child. To promote this, you can:
Make sure that they are on time to school each day, this creates good habits and provides routine to help them follow and feel a sense of structure.
Emphasize that learning happens at different rates and in different ways for everyone, remind your children that we should all be lifelong learners.
Celebrate successes together and be a resource for your children. You are the most influential teacher!
Helpful Resources:
Department of Children, Youth & Families
Phone: 866-363-4276
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