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New Futures Elementary (BSK OST)
Offered by: Southwest Youth and Family Services
This program is offered in person.
Address
12424 28th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98168
(206) 246-1980
Who It's For
AGE
5 — 18
GRADE LEVEL
1st — 12th
YOUTH WHO ARE
Low Income
Youth are from low income background who live in the local community.
Program Overview
After school program providing children with a safe and supportive learning environment where they receive a healthy snack, tutoring tools to enhance their education, and enrichment activities that include art, computer literacy, and leadership skills.
New Futures provides students with after-school and summer programming four times each week with children ages 5-19. During the school year, the program runs after school from 3pm-7pm and full week programming for 6 weeks during the summer. This provides ample time for youth in the program to develop trusting, healthy relationships with staff and peers, and have time dedicated to work on academics as well as participate in enrichment activities such as college and career readiness, field trips, STEM activities, and youth-led projects.
Participants are also able to access a wide range of services offered through SWYFS including child, youth and family counseling; youth case management and behavioral modification classes; high school re-entry and young parent GED programs; family advocates; and parenting classes.
New Futures provides students with after-school and summer programming four times each week with children ages 5-19. During the school year, the program runs after school from 3pm-7pm and full week programming for 6 weeks during the summer. This provides ample time for youth in the program to develop trusting, healthy relationships with staff and peers, and have time dedicated to work on academics as well as participate in enrichment activities such as college and career readiness, field trips, STEM activities, and youth-led projects.
Participants are also able to access a wide range of services offered through SWYFS including child, youth and family counseling; youth case management and behavioral modification classes; high school re-entry and young parent GED programs; family advocates; and parenting classes.
STAFF TO YOUTH RATIO
1 staff for every 10 youth
Meal/Snacks
Yes, meals/snacks are provided
Accessibility & Location Details
Accessibility Features
Audio Materials
Multilingual Materials
Interpreter services
Peer / Sibling Inclusive
Paved Pathway / Access
