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206.574.1107
There are a variety of programs that are offered to youth such as character & leadership development, education and career development, health & life skills, the arts and sports recreation.
206.684.7434
5200 35th Ave SW
Staff members teach environmental education and rock climbing classes for all ages. Also, there are many different Camp Long Nature School Programs for children to choose from.
Services include: aging and disability services, alcohol and substance abuse, children's services, child support, deaf and hard of hearing, juvenile rehabilitation, medical assistance, child support, mental health, research and data analysis, special commitment center, vocational rehabilitation, and state hospitals and residential habilitation centers.
206.623.5132
IDHA’S homeownership program provides immigrant and refugee communities with support throughout the process of them buying a home. They provide multilingual services such as: homebuyer education classes, individual homebuyer counseling, financial education classes, individual credit and budget counseling, credit repair assistant, down payment assistance programs, access to reputable lenders and real estate agents, and New Americans Homeownership Fair.
206.574.1107
Neighborhood House at the Wiley Center provides a variety of different opportunities to improve the well-being of residents in the community such as: tutoring, citizenship class, job training, case management, community health programs, Head Start, and Early Head Start programs.
206.248.9647
New Futures works with residents in the community to develop programs that build skills, foster connectedness, and which utilizes peoples strengths. New Futures offers after school programs for children and youth, Spanish classes, English Language Learning courses, youth programs, and family advocacy programs.
206.433.8760
614 SW 120th St
New Start provides a variety of different services to residents in the community such as: high school re-entry program, tutoring, GED preparation, credit retrieval, aggression replacement training, pre-employment training, leadership development, job search, assessments, home visits, and family support.
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206.938.6195
4831 35th Ave SW
Providence offers services to seniors in the community by providing home care health services or in facility based settings.
206.722.1390
The center provides many different learning opportunities through the use of computers and multi-media for people in the community of all ages, such as: recreation and health activities, referring residents to vital services in the community, computer skill development and train tomorrow’s leader program.
206.762.4894
10025 16th Ave SW
RFSC provides bilingual case management services to immigrant and refugee populations such as, immigration assistance, bilingual counseling, housing assistance, referral services and employment services, and behavioral counseling services for youths
206.938.9606
6337 35th Ave SW
Programs include after-school, leadership development, and summer programs and case management services. Their Motivating Youth to Succeed in Academics (MYSA) program consists of educational activities such as: homework assistance, WASL practice testing, computer lab access, scholarship searches, leadership teams, and more!
206.323.9666
We partner with residents, businesses, government agencies and other service providers to advocate for safe neighborhoods and to develop strategies that create strong communities.
206.937.7680
Southwest Youth & Family Services helps people use their own strengths to make what they want of their lives. They offer counseling, education, and family support programs.
206.725.9095
TAF gets underrepresented children of color prepared for higher education and professional achievement by providing a thorough and appropriate K-12 curriculum
206.923.7188
Offers parenting classes, English Language Learning courses, referrals, variety of different workshops.
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800.736.7291
Adult fellowship groups, afterschool programs, case management, Christmas assistance, Christmas programs, church services, day camp, disaster Relief, food, hospital/nursing home visitation, music groups, Rent assistance, Senior clubs, Senior meals, Shelter/Motel vouchers, Sports/recreation activities, Summer camp, Transportation assistance, Tutoring, Utilities assistance, Youth/Teen clubs, Youth/Teen fellowship groups.
206.324.7771
They provide snowboarding and community service opportunities and summer and mentoring programs for youths.
The Village of Hope provides: healing circles, support groups for previously incarcerated individuals, forums, workshops on health, and educational awareness to the community on institutional policies and practices that lead to racial disparities and inequities.
206.767.1662
10032 15th Ave SW
WestSide Baby is a nonprofit organization that collects previously owned items for children and babies and distributes them free of charge to South King County families in need.
White Center Eagles contribute to the improvement of the White Center Community by providing a variety of different services to the community.
206.762.2848
10829 8th Ave SW
They provide nutritious and culturally relevant food to the diverse population of White Center community. They offer foods that meet special dietary needs such as diabetes and low salt diets, and providing no-cook bags for homeless individuals and families through our partnership with an Emergency Feeding Program.
206.349.8106
The YES Foundation of White Center works to improve the social, economic, educational, physical and spiritual needs of youth in the White Center area. They develop programs and partner with other organizations, and provide kids with mentors and powerful life experiences to encourage them to have a bright future.
206.574.1107
YWCA provides computer classes, money management workshops, CPR & First Aid training, small business development training, and case management services for eligible individuals and families.
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