Addressing the needs of the children and youth in our community
We provide an array of services, including bilingual childcare,
after school mentoring and tutoring. We also offer weekly workshops
dealing with Latino history, race, hip hop and the arts as a medium
for social change and community activism within the Seattle Public Schools.
Educational workshops and at home visits for children under six years old
Continue reading “Parents as Teachers/Growing & Learning Together Program”
High quality dual-language early learning education for children ages 1-5
Continue reading “José Martí Child Development Center”
Mentoring and tutoring for elementary students ages 5-12
Continue reading “Luis Alfonso Velásquez After School Program”
Addresses opportunity gaps for high school and college bound students. Continue reading “Roberto Maestas Youth Leadership Institute”
Resources and support for at-risk youth and their families Continue reading “Seattle Youth Violence Prevention”
A middle and high school educational enrichment opportunity Continue reading “Hope for Youth Civil Rights History, Hip Hop, and Poetry Classes”
Home visits for families with children between 18 and 30 months old Continue reading “ParentChild+ Program”
10-month program to build computer literacy skills Continue reading “Digital Connectors”
A six-week summer program to prepare middle school students for academic success
Continue reading “Summer Academic Bridge Program for Middle School Youth”
After school tutoring for youth ages 11-14
Continue reading “Plaza Roberto Maestas After School Program “
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