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The Western Washington Indian Employment and Training Program, commonly referred to by it's acronym -- WWIETP (Wee Tip) is a unique and progressive Native American Corporation located within Western Washington State. The overriding goal of the community it represents is to: Provide the broadest delivery of training and education services to its people in order to alleviate their inordinately high unemployment rate... This rate is now near 50%.

Its personality and cohesiveness is directly attributed to the wise delegates on its very active and productive Board of Directors. This "Board" represents the following tribes and Inter-Tribal Organizations located west of the Cascade Mountain Range; stretching north from the Canadian Border and south to the mighty Columbia River.

	The Chehalis
	The Chinook
	The Cowlitz
	The Hoh
	The Jamestown S'Klallam
	The Lower Elwha Klallam
	The Muckleshoot
	The Nisqually
	The Nooksak
	The Port Gamble S'Klallam
	The Quileute
	The Quinalt
	The Samish
	The Sauk-Suiattle
	The Shoalwater Bay
	The Skokomish
	The Snohomish
	The Squaxin Island
	The Stillaguamish
	The Small Tribes Organization of Western Washington (STOWW)
	The Suquamish
	The Swinomish
	The Upper Skagit

All eighteen (18) counties of Western Washington make up the service area of WWIETP. The total Native American population eligible for WWIETP's services is well over 30,000.