Supporting young refugees through community partnerships
The Refugee School Impact Program and IRC are building long-term relationships that extend to school staff, parents, and students.
After-school STEAM Program
Offered by: Refugee Women's Alliance
In-personCamps/ClassesArts & CultureVisual ArtsService & SupportHousing & ShelterCareer Exploration & Job Training Career ExplorationScience, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM)CodingAcademicsHomework HelpTutoringReadingLeadership, Service & Social JusticeLeadershipService LearningMentoring1:1 Mentoring
Claimed
Last updated:
May, 2024
This program is offered in person.
Address
4008 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S
Seattle, WA 98108
(206) 721-8453
Who It's For
GRADE LEVEL
3rd — 5th
YOUTH WHO ARE
Low Income
BIPOC
ELL, low income, refugee, and immigrant students
Program Overview
ReWA's STEAM program is for grades 3-8.We want to increase the number of ELL, low income, refugee, and immigrant students to be exposed to STEAM concepts with a focus on expanded learning opportunities, enrichment, and educational equity.
Why join?
Why join?
- Academic Assistance
- Science & Math Activities
- Cultural Awareness
- Homework Help
- Monthly Parent Workshops
We offer High School students an opportunity to assist with tutoring if they'd like to earn service-learning hours in this program.
STAFF TO YOUTH RATIO
1 staff for every 10 youth
Meal/Snacks
Yes, meals/snacks are provided
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