Youth Programs (age 14-24)

Get involved in the community, explore careers and activities, and find scholarships, discounts, jobs, and mental health resources.

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Scholarships and Discounts

Free ORCA cards for Seattle Public Schools students

Free passes to local museums

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Mental Health and Wellness

Reach Out Seattle

A youth mental health initiative focused on creating a healthier future for Seattle kids.

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Talkspace (13-24)

Free online therapy for Seattle teens and young adults ages 13 to 24.

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Local Teen Counseling Resources (12-21)

211 Washington resources serving local youth and teens, including case/care management, counseling, and violence prevention.

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Seattle Mentors (13-21)

Seattle Parks & Rec opportunities for youth to connect with caring adults through mentorship promoting health and career exposure.

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Shine Light on Depression

Tools and training for parents, caregivers, educators, and trusted adults supporting youth in distress, from Erika's Lighthouse.

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Career Exploration and Jobs

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City Internships for College Students

Browse options for undergrad and grad students.

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Fire Cadets (15+)

Explore a career as a firefighter.

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Police Explorers (14-21)

Explore a career as a police officer.

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Seattle Youth Employment Program (16-24)

Get internships and job skills.

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Summer Employment Opportunities (16+)

Find temporary employment with Parks and Recreation during the summer.

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Library Student Assistant (16+)

Get paid to work in a library.

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Lifeguard Jobs and Training (15+)

Get certified and find a job at a beach or pool.

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Teen Jobs with Seattle Parks (14-24)

Get paid to score basketball games or do community service.

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Civic Engagement

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Seattle Youth Commission

The Mayor and City Council appoint Seattleites aged 13-19 to connect youth to their elected officials.

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Youth Civic Engagement Program

The Youth Civic Engagement Program teaches involvement in community policy and advocacy.

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Youth Transportation Ambassadors

Lead conversations about transportation with creative projects.

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Get Engaged Program

Join this YMCA program to serve a 1-year term advising the City.

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Community Service

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Learning Buddies (14-18)

Mentor an elementary school student at a library.

Youth volunteering in a park.

Parks and Recreation Volunteering

Find ways to give back like trail building.

Group of teens gathered with Mayor Harrell

Seattle Mentors (13-21)

Seattle Parks & Rec opportunities for youth to connect with caring adults through mentorship promoting health and career exposure.

Youth volunteering at a library

Teen Service Learning at the Library

Volunteer at a library.

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Social Activities

Get to know families with experience in the juvenile justice system.

Immigrant Family Institute (14+)

Get to know families with experience in the juvenile justice system.

Find a Teen Life Center or Late Night program.

Teen Programs at Community Centers (13-19)

Find a Teen Life Center or Late Night program.

See what community center sports you can sign up for.

See what community center sports you can sign up for.

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Learn to breakdance, paint, draw, and more.

King County Youth Programs

Get education, job skills, and more.

Online Tutoring (5-18)

Get online homework help from the Library every afternoon and evening.

Youth Support Resources in King County

Find resources near you, like teen clinics and Boys & Girls Clubs.

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