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- Featured Provider: Jump Start Fund
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Service Providers
Asian Counseling and Referral Service: Multilingual, behavioral health and social services for Asian and other low income people, jocelynl@acrs.org.
Boys and Girls Club: Inspiring and enabling young people, Dlewis at positiveplace.org
Columbia Public Health Center: Specializing in the care of children and their mothers, celia.thomas at metrokc.gov
Cultivating youth: helping low-income youth lead healthier lives through gardening-based nutrition education in SHA communities, Marie.VanZandt at Seattle.Gov
Genesee House: Affordable Housing Community, genesee at hrg.org
Horn of Africa: Family counseling and referral services for peoples of Eastern Africa, Tsegayeg@hoas.org
International District Housing Alliance. Quality services for youth, adults and families, Tiend@apilliance.org
International Community Health Services (ICHS). Abbiez@ichs.com
Jump Start Program: offering financial and business assistance to micro-enterprises owned by refugees, ghope at rroseattle.org
La Leche League of South Seattle: support for breastfeeding mothers - monthly meetings, phone and email help. All services are free, contact Emily LLLsouthseattle@gmail.com (206) 949-3076
Low Income Housing Institute/Tyreee Scott Apartments: providing housing and support for families to gain stability, Dweary@lihi.org
Nature Consortium: Environmental lessons through arts and conservation, rainiervista@naturec.org
Neighborcare: Our purpose is to improve health by engaging, educating and empowering people in the communities we serve.
Neighborhood House: Strong Families, Strong Communities, katef@nhwa.org
P-Patch Community Gardens: Organic community garden space serving all of Seattle's citizens
Providence Elder Place: Health care and social services for older adults, Corina.Kroll at providence.org
Providence Gamelin House: Secure and affordable housing for seniors living independently, Bacam.ma at providence.org
Rainier Health and Fitness: An affordable, community gym to build healthy bodies, ahaskins@rainierhealth.com
Rainier Valley Cultural Center/SEED. SE Seattle artist and arts organization interested in multicultural programming, kalexander@seedseattle.org
Refugee Women's Alliance: Comprehensive services for refugees and immigrants, maggie@rewa.org.
Seattle Housing Authority: R.V. Community builder: Strengthening community partnerships, nchang at seattlehousing.org
Seattle Housing Authority: Job Connection: holistic employment services and support for residents of R.V. and beyond, jgoto at seattlehousing.org
Seattle Housing Authority: Impact Property Management: Housing and management Services for R.V. community,
Seattle Parks and Recreation: Lifelong Recreation: A wide range of fitness options and social programs for those 50+, tim.pretare at seattle.gov
Seattle Public Library-Columbia: Enriching the community through access to information, elizabeth.carr at spl.org
Seattle Public Schools: Preparing every student to lead a successful life, rmcglone at seattleschools.org
Solid Ground: Helping vulnerable community members overcome economic crises and develop skills to thrive, bethm at solid-ground.org
Southeast Youth and Family Services. Youth and family programs. jrwhiteseyfs@comcast.net.
Southeast Senior Center. Multipurpose center for people 55 and better.
Wellspring Family Services. Taking on the root causes of homelessness and instability for children, adults, and families in King County. Help for homeless families to find and hold onto a place to live, teach abusive partners non-violent behaviors, provide counseling, and empower parents to nurture their children's emotional development.
Youth Gardening with P-Patch program: Helping low-income youth learn about nutrition through gardening
Youth Tutoring Program: After-school educational enrichment for students who live in public housing, contact us at: www.ccsww.org/ytp.
Boys and Girls Club: Inspiring and enabling young people, Dlewis at positiveplace.org
Columbia Public Health Center: Specializing in the care of children and their mothers, celia.thomas at metrokc.gov
Cultivating youth: helping low-income youth lead healthier lives through gardening-based nutrition education in SHA communities, Marie.VanZandt at Seattle.Gov
Genesee House: Affordable Housing Community, genesee at hrg.org
Horn of Africa: Family counseling and referral services for peoples of Eastern Africa, Tsegayeg@hoas.org
International District Housing Alliance. Quality services for youth, adults and families, Tiend@apilliance.org
International Community Health Services (ICHS). Abbiez@ichs.com
Jump Start Program: offering financial and business assistance to micro-enterprises owned by refugees, ghope at rroseattle.org
La Leche League of South Seattle: support for breastfeeding mothers - monthly meetings, phone and email help. All services are free, contact Emily LLLsouthseattle@gmail.com (206) 949-3076
Low Income Housing Institute/Tyreee Scott Apartments: providing housing and support for families to gain stability, Dweary@lihi.org
Nature Consortium: Environmental lessons through arts and conservation, rainiervista@naturec.org
Neighborcare: Our purpose is to improve health by engaging, educating and empowering people in the communities we serve.
Neighborhood House: Strong Families, Strong Communities, katef@nhwa.org
P-Patch Community Gardens: Organic community garden space serving all of Seattle's citizens
Providence Elder Place: Health care and social services for older adults, Corina.Kroll at providence.org
Providence Gamelin House: Secure and affordable housing for seniors living independently, Bacam.ma at providence.org
Rainier Health and Fitness: An affordable, community gym to build healthy bodies, ahaskins@rainierhealth.com
Rainier Valley Cultural Center/SEED. SE Seattle artist and arts organization interested in multicultural programming, kalexander@seedseattle.org
Refugee Women's Alliance: Comprehensive services for refugees and immigrants, maggie@rewa.org.
Seattle Housing Authority: R.V. Community builder: Strengthening community partnerships, nchang at seattlehousing.org
Seattle Housing Authority: Job Connection: holistic employment services and support for residents of R.V. and beyond, jgoto at seattlehousing.org
Seattle Housing Authority: Impact Property Management: Housing and management Services for R.V. community,
Seattle Parks and Recreation: Lifelong Recreation: A wide range of fitness options and social programs for those 50+, tim.pretare at seattle.gov
Seattle Public Library-Columbia: Enriching the community through access to information, elizabeth.carr at spl.org
Seattle Public Schools: Preparing every student to lead a successful life, rmcglone at seattleschools.org
Solid Ground: Helping vulnerable community members overcome economic crises and develop skills to thrive, bethm at solid-ground.org
Southeast Youth and Family Services. Youth and family programs. jrwhiteseyfs@comcast.net.
Southeast Senior Center. Multipurpose center for people 55 and better.
Wellspring Family Services. Taking on the root causes of homelessness and instability for children, adults, and families in King County. Help for homeless families to find and hold onto a place to live, teach abusive partners non-violent behaviors, provide counseling, and empower parents to nurture their children's emotional development.
Youth Gardening with P-Patch program: Helping low-income youth learn about nutrition through gardening
Youth Tutoring Program: After-school educational enrichment for students who live in public housing, contact us at: www.ccsww.org/ytp.
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