Community center for neurodiverse young adults joins plans for Capitol Hill Station

With relatively plentiful housing options, proximity to schools and parks, and plenty of access to a variety of public transit, Capitol Hill has become a home to many Seattle communities. A new community center being planned for Capitol Hill Station will create new resources and new connections for an important and growing part of the city.

Filed construction plans show that Summit Community Center, a Seattle nonprofit dedicated to creating a facility in the city for neurodiverse young adults to foster “independence through social and community engagement” and provide a place to hang out, recreate, and get connected to services and opportunities, is planning to join the mix of retailers, food and drink, and services in the new developments above the busy transit station. Continue reading

Seattle Parks hosts LGBTQ youth job fair on Capitol Hill

Screen Shot 2017-03-28 at 10.04.52 AMHey kids! Get a job! A bunch of Capitol Hill and nearby businesses and organizations will be at 19th Ave’s Miller Community Center this weekend for a job fair designed for LGBTQ youth… and their friends.

LGBTQ and Allies Teen/Youth Job Fair 2017

The LGBTQ and Allies Teen/Youth Job Fair 2017 is part of the Seattle Parks Teens program and will feature “over 24 employers and organizations with lots of jobs, stipend opportunities, and internships for youth ages 14 – 24,” the department says.

Bring your resume and a confident but friendly handshake. None of this Donald Trump power play stuff, please.