YMCA of Greater Seattle
YSIC Resource and Intake Coordinator
YMCA of Greater Seattle
Commitment to Equity The Y actively promotes a culture free from bias and injustice. We are dedicated to removing institutional and systemic barriers that result in oppression and racism. We will be accountable to marginalized communities for creating equitable and sustainable environments where social justice is woven into every facet of our programs, and by caring for our communities in a culturally versatile and respectful manner.
Overview Supports low‑income youth and young adults who may have experience in foster care, homelessness, disconnection from school, juvenile justice and/or other systems in developing the skills necessary to live independently. Provides specialized support in education, job readiness/employment, housing, or other designated fields. Develops strong collaborative community relationships, offers extensive information and referral services, and creates a welcoming and supportive environment at the YMCA.
Through the Y Social Impact Center, the social services division of the YMCA of Greater Seattle, we serve around 5,000 youth, young adults, and families each year in King County, Pierce County and across Washington. Our programs aim to strengthen young people’s potential through reducing risk factors, navigating systems toward successful life transition, establishing stability, safety and wellness during crisis, and building competencies and social capital. The Center’s offerings include homelessness prevention, housing, behavioral health, crisis response, foster care licensing, violence prevention, and employment. Because many of the youth we serve have been involved in foster care, criminal justice, behavioral health, and/or homelessness systems, we value relatable lived experience as an asset for staff and applicants.
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Commitment to Equity The Y actively promotes a culture free from bias and injustice. We are dedicated to removing institutional and systemic barriers that result in oppression and racism. We will be accountable to marginalized communities for creating equitable and sustainable environments where social justice is woven into every facet of our programs, and by caring for our communities in a culturally versatile and respectful manner.
Overview Supports low‑income youth and young adults who may have experience in foster care, homelessness, disconnection from school, juvenile justice and/or other systems in developing the skills necessary to live independently. Provides specialized support in education, job readiness/employment, housing, or other designated fields. Develops strong collaborative community relationships, offers extensive information and referral services, and creates a welcoming and supportive environment at the YMCA.
Through the Y Social Impact Center, the social services division of the YMCA of Greater Seattle, we serve around 5,000 youth, young adults, and families each year in King County, Pierce County and across Washington. Our programs aim to strengthen young people’s potential through reducing risk factors, navigating systems toward successful life transition, establishing stability, safety and wellness during crisis, and building competencies and social capital. The Center’s offerings include homelessness prevention, housing, behavioral health, crisis response, foster care licensing, violence prevention, and employment. Because many of the youth we serve have been involved in foster care, criminal justice, behavioral health, and/or homelessness systems, we value relatable lived experience as an asset for staff and applicants.
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