Sherwood Community Services

Sherwood Community Services Sherwood Community Services provides innovative, inclusive services to children and adults with disabilities in their communities.

Sherwood provides innovative, inclusive services to children and adults with disabilities in their communities. Early Intervention:
Our birth-to-three program provides a full range of services for children with developmental delays or disabilities. Services are provided in the child’s natural setting (home, daycare, etc.) and are provided within a parent coaching model that teaches parents to inco

rporate therapy into the family’s everyday lives. Vocational Services:
Offers a continuum of services for transition students (ages 18-21) and adults with disabilities, and for employers who are interested in hiring individuals who experience a disability. Sherwood Community Services provides a menu of services that are tailored to individual needs including skills assessment, resume building, interview preparation and on-boarding/training once they secure a job. History
Sherwood was founded in 1957 by eight families of children with disabilities who were excluded from a public education. They set out to not only prove that they had the right but also the ability to learn. The organization quickly grew from that original class of eight children as other parents throughout the county asked for educational services for their own children with disabilities. The agency incorporated as a nonprofit in 1963. It began serving very young children with multiple disabilities and a work program was started for adults with disabilities. As public schools opened their doors to more school-age children, Sherwood focused increasingly on early intervention services for kids from birth –to – three and on adult employment. Sherwood provides services throughout Snohomish, Skagit, Island and San Juan Counties.

Tuf is a recent Early Supports Program Graduate whose speech benefited from using an iPad loaded with language learning ...
07/18/2025

Tuf is a recent Early Supports Program Graduate whose speech benefited from using an iPad loaded with language learning programs provided by Sherwood. Support from campaigns like “Inspiring Change Together” means that we can continue to provide important resources to children like Tuf, and so much more!

Save the date for our Summer Social in August! This 21+ event will be hosted at our Lake Stevens campus, and included a ...
07/15/2025

Save the date for our Summer Social in August! This 21+ event will be hosted at our Lake Stevens campus, and included a beer and wine garden, live music, and food trucks.

Come say “Hi” to the team at the Arlington Street Fair today and tomorrow! Spin the wheel for prizes. 😃💚
07/12/2025

Come say “Hi” to the team at the Arlington Street Fair today and tomorrow! Spin the wheel for prizes. 😃💚

Happy Fourth of July Everyone! Please enjoy today, and be safe! Our office will be closed today, and will reopen on Mond...
07/04/2025

Happy Fourth of July Everyone! Please enjoy today, and be safe!
Our office will be closed today, and will reopen on Monday.

Save the date for our Island County Community Day! We will be hosting the event at Windjammer park in Oak Harbor. Come e...
07/03/2025

Save the date for our Island County Community Day! We will be hosting the event at Windjammer park in Oak Harbor. Come enjoy activities and games for all ages, meet local organizations, and learn more about how we are making our communities more inclusive!

Today marks the start of the Haggen Foundation’s “Inspiring Change Together” campaign! We’re honored to be chosen by the...
07/02/2025

Today marks the start of the Haggen Foundation’s “Inspiring Change Together” campaign! We’re honored to be chosen by the Lake Stevens Haggen and are grateful for our growing partnership. You can support Sherwood by donating at any register during checkout. Thank you for Believing in Abilities!

Next month, Shawn O'Donnell's American Grill and Irish Pub is hosting a Give Back Night, where a portion of all proceeds...
06/28/2025

Next month, Shawn O'Donnell's American Grill and Irish Pub is hosting a Give Back Night, where a portion of all proceeds are donated to Sherwood!

Stop by their Everett location on July 21st to enjoy a great meal and give back to your community. Thank you for Believing in Abilities!

Thank you for having us, we had such a good time!
06/27/2025

Thank you for having us, we had such a good time!

We are hosting another Community Day at our Lake Stevens Campus! There will be games and activities for all ages, inform...
06/27/2025

We are hosting another Community Day at our Lake Stevens Campus! There will be games and activities for all ages, information about our program and local organizations, and much more!

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Lake Stevens, WA

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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 1:30pm

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We offer unique programs and services across the lifespan from birth through retirment. Early Intervention Service: Our birth-to-three program provides a full range of services for children with developmental delays or disabilities. Services are provided in the child’s natural setting (home, daycare, etc.) and are provided within a parent coaching model that teaches parents to incorporate therapy into the family’s everyday lives. Vocational Services: Offers a continuum of services for transition students (ages 18-21) and adults with disabilities, and for employers who are interested in hiring individuals who experience a disability. Sherwood Community Services provides a menu of services that are tailored to individual need History The precursor to Sherwood was established in 1957 as the Re****ed Children’s Center, and it served children who were excluded from public schools because of their cognitive disabilities. The organization quickly grew from that original class of eight children as other parents throughout the county asked for educational services for their children. The agency incorporated as a nonprofit in 1963. It began serving very young children with multiple disabilities and a work program was started for adults with disabilities. As public schools opened their doors to more school-age children, Sherwood focused increasingly on early intervention services for kids from birth –to – three and on adult employment.