Experiencing a heartbreaking loss, Britney sought support to navigate her legal situation and work towards a future built on stability, independence, and opportunity.
Access to justice is enshrined in Washington State’s Constitution, however, accessing the courts remains out of reach for many Washingtonians, especially for youth and poor people.
On May 4, 2026, LCYC, with the help of Children’s Rights, McDermott Will & Schulte (MWS), and Pfau Cochran Vertetis Amala (PCVA), filed a Class Action Complaint against the Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) on behalf of immigrant youth placed in DCYF care.
With strong goals and a sense of purpose, Whitney is ready to complete her education, pursue a career in healthcare, and create a life filled with opportunity, self-reliance, and hope.
For Alicia, having her own esthetician business is about building something all her own and taking back control of her life after an unstable situation.
