Seattle, WA – September 8, 2024 – The Early Learning and Youth Program hosted a remarkable back-to-school event that not only provided essential supplies but also fostered a sense of community and fun. Over 61 children received school supplies, while 50 underage kids were given diapers, marking a significant effort to support local families.
The event, which was a collaborative success between two key departments, showcased the power of community engagement. Attendees enjoyed a day filled with activities, food, and a strong sense of camaraderie. Organizers expressed their gratitude for the overwhelming support and attendance, emphasizing the importance of such gatherings in building a supportive network for families.
In addition to the back-to-school supplies, the program is extending its support to high school juniors and seniors, as well as young adults up to the age of 27, by offering college access resources. This initiative, in partnership with King County, aims to assist with continuing education and college applications, providing a pathway to higher education for all eligible youth.
For more information on how to access these resources, interested individuals are encouraged to email
alisa@cinseattle.org. The program is dedicated to helping youth reach their educational goals, and this latest initiative is a testament to their ongoing commitment to the community.
As the new school year begins, the Early Learning and Youth Program stands as a beacon of support, ensuring that local children and young adults have the tools and opportunities they need to succeed. With events like the back-to-school bash and the college access program, the future looks bright for Seattle's youth.
コメント