Welcome to
SafeFutures Youth Center! The mission of SafeFutures Youth
Center (SFYC) is to create a
caring extended family atmosphere at a center that provides the
highest quality services, in order to fully develop the
potential of everyone who enters through our doors.
We have three locations in the Seattle area:
SafeFutures Youth Center
Main Site
6337 35th Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98126
P: 206-938-9606
F: 206-938-7540
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Mien Youth Leadership
Empowerment
(MYLE) Program Site
9099 Seward Park Ave S, #1
Seattle, WA 98118 |
Students Against
Violence
Everywhere
(SAVE) Program Site
614 SW 120th St
Seattle, WA 98146 |
MYLE's Holiday Giving
SFYC's Mien Youth
Leadership and Empowerment (MYLE) members helped
165 Mien and Lao families in southeast Seattle receive gift bags
during the December holiday season. MYLE members assessed
families for number of children and low income status with help
from the Iu-Mien Association of the State of Washington and
previous MYLE projects involving younger youth.
Members contacted
Toys for Tots (U.S. Marine Corps) to organize donations. The
toys were collected, brought to SFYC, wrapped, and categorized
by ages. Gift bags were handed out to the families on a Saturday
afternoon.
SFYC Youth Attend National Conference:
Seattle-King County's Food &
Fitness Initiative
In March 2008, two of SFYC's youth joined 50 teens and 20 adults
from nine sites nationwide for a three-day Youth Networking and
Training Conference in Tucson, Arizona. It served as the launch
for the youth engagement dimension of Food and Fitness, a
multi-year initiative supported by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
The goal of the Initiative is to create community environments
that support access to fresh, locally grown healthy affordable
food and safe environments for activity and play.
Representing youth of Seattle-King County, Emma Henderson and
Danny Huang participated in workshops and team planning sessions
to learn about the Food and Fitness Initiative, develop a
collective vision and mission and form a support adult-youth
network. Click
here
for more information on the Food and Fitness Initiative.
Motivating Youth to Succeed in
Academics (MYSA) News
Our Motivating Youth to Succeed in
Academics (MYSA) program consists of fun and
educational activities including homework assistance, WASL
practice testing, computer lab access, scholarship searches,
leadership teams, and more! Click
here
to see the After School Programs schedule.
Our Board Is Accepting New Members
SFYC's Board of Directors is actively
recruiting new members. If you are interested in being connected
with the SFYC community through a Board membership role, please
contact Mark Manuel, Board President, at
mmanuel@overlake.org.
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