YWCA Seattle King Snohomish

You'll provide home visits to families with young children in housing programs, using books and educational toys to promote learning. This role requires critical thinking through the lens of racism and poverty. You'll travel throughout King County to support families in shelter and housing programs.

You'll provide **health education** and **resource navigation** to underserved communities in King and South Snohomish counties. You'll assess health coverage needs, coordinate referrals, and advocate for program participants within a **social justice framework**. This role offers extensive training and the chance to work at the intersection of healthcare and racial equity.

You'll serve as the first point of contact for clients and visitors at an **emergency housing facility**, providing high-quality customer service and administrative support. You'll contribute to a supportive environment that helps individuals transition from homelessness to permanent housing, while being a **first responder to on-site emergencies**.

You'll serve as the first point of contact for clients and visitors at a **24/7 emergency housing facility** in Edmonds, WA, providing high-quality customer service and supporting smooth office operations. You'll help **distribute meals, manage deliveries, and de-escalate crises** in a compassionate, community-focused environment.

You'll work with clients in an **emergency housing setting** to support their transition into permanent housing through comprehensive intake and individualized services. You'll help clients overcome barriers to stability, reenter the workforce, and secure permanent housing without returning to homelessness.

You'll provide **trauma-informed advocacy** for children and youth in YWCA housing programs, acting as an education liaison and **supporting school engagement**. This role includes supervising a small computer lab during after-school hours to foster digital literacy and homework completion.

You'll lead **trauma-informed financial workshops** to help participants build skills in budgeting, credit, and savings. You'll create inclusive learning environments and support individualized financial goals. This role has a **social justice component** that addresses systemic barriers.

You'll provide **trauma-informed advocacy** for Black and African American youth ages 6–18 impacted by gender-based violence in school and community settings. You'll help young people **build safety and confidence** while strengthening family stability. This role offers **room for creativity and growth** within a supportive, values-driven team.

You'll provide **legal advocacy** to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, assisting with protection orders, family law, and housing navigation. You'll **navigate multiple civil and legal systems** while using a trauma-informed, strength-based approach. You'll also **build community partnerships** and develop legal education sessions.

You'll assist and triage families and individuals experiencing homelessness in Snohomish County. You'll conduct assessments, develop action plans, and help clients achieve **housing stability**. This role requires critical thinking through the lens of **racial equity and social justice**.

You'll support children's safety and emotional wellbeing in a **trauma-informed shelter environment** while parents access housing services. Your role ensures children thrive during family stabilization, **reducing barriers for parents** through supervised engagement and school liaison work.

You'll serve as the **first point of contact** for clients and visitors at a **24/7 emergency housing facility**, providing customer service, handling calls, and managing access control. You'll support smooth operations and act as a first responder in emergencies. This role is **on-site** in Edmonds, WA.

You'll **connect families experiencing homelessness** with rental housing by **building relationships with local landlords** and advocating for fair lease terms. You'll also **resolve barriers** to housing placement and **provide trauma-informed support** to ensure long-term stability.

You'll provide supportive services at a day center for homeless women, using a **harm reduction** and **housing first** model. You'll build trusting relationships to help participants identify strengths, assess needs, and develop action plans toward stabilization. This role requires critical thinking through the lens of racism and intersections with poverty.

You'll provide **transportation for residents** transitioning from incarceration and perform **administrative support** at a supportive housing site. This part-time role contributes to **housing stability and family reunification**.