Community Hub

A community-rooted approach to mental health care through peer support, creative arts, and dedicated safer spaces for virtual therapy.

Banner with illustration of diverse teens. Text reads "Community Hub: We're healing together. Free. For Seattle teens and young adults."

Activated through a Seattle Parks & Rec partnership with the Department of Education and Early Learning and the Office of Arts and Culture.

Looking for ways to take care of your mentals?  

Check out Community Hub: your space to breathe, create, and connect.  

At Community Hub we’re healing together. Tap in for ways to care for your mental health and wellness. Find real support and creative ways to feel better.  
 
Colorful icon of three teens in conversationPeer Support: Good people, real talk. 
 

Blue hues icon of youth painting on an easelArts & Culture: Create and elevate. Make art that heals. 
 

Colorful icon of Black youth using a laptopVirtual Therapy Safe Spaces: Meet with a telehealth provider. Your call, your choice.  
 

What to know before you go: 

Community Hub is FREE. No need to sign-up, just pull up. 

Summer 2025 at Garfield Community Center, with other locations coming soon! 

Where: Garfield Community Center, 2323 E Cherry Street, Seattle, WA 98122 

When: 12:00 - 6:00pm, Monday through Friday 

Who: Community Hub is for Seattle teens and young adults

How: Walk in and let front desk staff know you are looking for Community Hub
 

Need help?  

Call (206) 233-5118 
Email youthmentalhealth@seattle.gov  

Education and Early Learning

Dwane Chappelle, Director
Address: 700 5th Ave, Suite 1700, Seattle, WA, 98104
Mailing Address: PO Box 94665, Seattle, WA, 98124-6965
Phone: (206) 233-5118
Phone Alt: Childcare and Preschool: (206) 386-1050
Fax: (206) 386-1900
education@seattle.gov

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