Community Partners

South Whidbey School District is proud to partner with Compass Health and offer mental health services and counseling to students who qualify. To learn more or to request information contact Robert Schwartz at  rob.schwartz@compassh.org or the main office number at 360-678-5555.

Housing Assistance provides a variety of services, programs and resources to assist residents of Island County with their housing needs, including a variety of grant and loan programs to assist renters, homebuyers, homeowners and affordable housing developers. 

The South Whidbey CARES Coalition's primary goal is to reduce underage use of alcohol and marijuana, improve academic performance, and reduce juvenile crime.

The coalition is a partnership of parents, youth, educators, health professionals, law enforcement,
faith leaders and local government.

The coalition implements evidence-based strategies, leverages local resources and evaluates the impact of
selected programs.

The South Whidbey Community Center provides an environment that strengthens community by connecting people through education, recreation, wellness and social opportunities. We help create a connected community with balanced and flexible programs that meet the community's evolving needs and where collaborating with community partners, individuals and businesses is of utmost importance.

The South Whidbey School Farms Program’s mission is to serve the development of South Whidbey School District students by providing an educational setting where students engage in farming and learn about the connections between food, health, community, and the environment.

Building relationships between our community and schools to invest in learning experiences that inspire students in our ever-changing world. It is the GOAL of the South Whidbey Schools Foundation to provide funding for projects outside the scope of the school district budget which foster educational excellence and innovative process for the benefit of students in the South Whidbey School District.

As Whidbey’s only Island-wide community foundation, we introduce caring people to local causes that inspire them. We support Island nonprofits through philanthropy, training and capacity-building. We help donors make meaningful contributions and thoughtful long-term investments in Whidbey’s health and vitality.

Since 2007, Whidbey Island Nourishes has been an important part of the robust network of organizations supporting those in need on South Whidbey. From a small group of friends distributing 40 self-made sandwiches every week, to a team of volunteers 100-strong working to prep, assemble, and deliver over 2500 meals each month.

Linking water, land, wildlife, & people through education, research, & restoration. 

Since the opening of the Outdoor Classroom in 1997, Whidbey Watershed Stewards has presented a steady program of K-5th grade environmental lessons in spring and fall sessions, making this the core of our education programs.