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- 1. 98204 housing Median Rent $740 # ofRentals 19,652 # of owner occupied 16,703 Median Home Cost $307, 808 Populationage 39,380people Under 20 28% 21-64 64.2% Avg. 30.5 Over 65 7.8% 49.8% Female Incomeperhousehold: Median$46,800 Unemployed 8.1% Public assistance 4,986 Less than $24,999 3,809 Between $25,000- $74,999 66,46 Over $75,000 3,499 Households Total:15,856 Single Dads 578 Single moms 1,559 Married with Children 5,621 Non-family households 7,004 Grandparent Headed 330 Education Peopleover25 High School or Equivalent + 84.4% BA + 18.5% + 5.4%
- 2. Program Mission Statement Contactinformation Boys and Girls Club “To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.” Fairmont Boys & Girls Club EVERETT WA, 98204 Telephone: 425.347.5779 http://www.bgca.org
- 3. Casino Road Kids Ministries Casino RoadKids Ministries seeks to transform the lives of local children by building relationships that introduce the principles of a Christ-centered faith and promote the value of education in becoming productive, contributing members of society. call: 425 243-2190 http://www.crmkids.org/
- 4. First Congregational Church Of Everett We, themembers of First Congregational United Church of Christ, Everett, Washington, believe in God and the teachings of Jesus Christ and hold ourselves to be inclusive and responsive to all. We welcome into our faith community persons of all races, genders, ages, sexual orientations, and faith; regardless of economic status, nationality, ethnicity, marital status or abilities. We practice open communion. Address: 2624 Rockefeller Avenue Everett, WA 98201 Phone: 425-252-7224 Fax: 425-252-9530 Website: First Congregational Church Of Everett
- 5. New Ground Transitional living communityaimed at getting young adults out of homelessness and into jobs (425) 869-6490 http://www.friendsofyouth.org/
- 6. South Everett Neighborhood Center “The SouthEverett Neighborhood Center and Lutheran Community Services Northwest partners with individuals, families and communities for health, justice and hope.” Please contact us by phone at (425) 355-6005 http://www.senc.familiasunidasev erett.com/
- 7. YMCA Youth Development Center To instilyouth with the “Y’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility” Phone: 425-512- 8050 http://www.ymca- snoco.org/youth- development
- 8. Youth Counsel Focus on giving youth14-18 a voice in city government on issues that affect them. Phone: 425-257-8700 http://www.everettw a.org/
- 9. Youth in Focus “Through photography our studentsfind their voice, identity, creativity, and gain new confidence in their worth and abilities.” Phone: 425-512-8050 http://youthinfocus.org/
- 10. Volunteers of America A community whereall people live in safety, with social, emotional and physical well- being, spiritual fulfillment, justice and hope. Volunteers of America Western Wa - Main 2802 Broadway Ave, Everett, WA phone: (425) 259-3191 or 1- 888-216-5459 fax: (425) 258-2838 email: info@voaww.org -
- 11. United Church of Christ We believethe church's mission is to change lives — individually, systemically and globally. We work to make transformation possible, but trust in God's grace. This is why we insist that churches must be places of vitality in worship, learning and advocacy. We are committed to working for justice, and we believe that lives are changed through global experiences and friendships. Why? Because God is still speaking, Phone: 617-387-2515 Website: http://www.firstunitedparishofeverett.com/
- 12. TO INFUSE THECOMMUNITY WITH DEVELOPMENTAL ASSET-RICH CONTENT THAT SUPPORTS THE ENTIRE FAMILY. TO COLLABORATE AMONGST ORGANIZATIONS REACHING OUT TO YOUTH SO THAT THERE ARE NO YOUTH LEFT WITHOUT MEANS OF ACCESSING THOSE ASSETS.
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- 14. SHARING ASSET INFORMATION AND TOOLS PROMOTING COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS BRINGINGIN FAMILIES EVALUATING EFFECTIVENESS CELEBRATING SUCCESSESS
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- 16. Conducted by Infusing Assets staff Formal Evaluation Research Partner organization agreements perresearch project Results posted to appropriate media Tools and resources updated as suggested by results
- 17. REFERENCES • BOYS ANDGIRLS CLUB OF AMERICA. RETRIEVED FROM HTTP://WWW.BGCA.ORG. • CASINO ROAD KIDS MINISTRIES. RETRIEVED FROM HTTP://WWW.CRMKIDS.ORG/ • EVERETT, WASHINGTON. (N.D.) RETRIEVED FROM HTTP://WWW.CITY-DATA.COM/CITY/EVERETT- WASHINGTON.HTML • FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF EVERETT. RETRIEVED FROM HTTP://WWW.UCCWEBSITES.NET/FIRSTCONGEVERETTWA.HTML • FISHER, D. (2008). QUICK-START GUIDE TO BUILDING ASSETS IN YOUR PREVENTION PROGRAM. MINNEAPOLIS, MN: SEARCH INSTITUTE. RETRIEVED FROM EBRARY DATABASE. • MANNES, M., ROEHLKEPARTAIN, E. C., AND BENSON, P. L. (2005). UNLEASHING THE POWER OF COMMUNITY TO STRENGTHEN THE WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES: AN ASSET- BUILDING APPROACH. CHILD WELFARE, 84(2), 233-250. RETRIEVED FROM PROQUEST DATABASE. • NEW GROUND. RETRIEVED FROM HTTP://WWW.FRIENDSOFYOUTH.ORG/.
- 18. • Mannes, M.,Roehlkepartain, E. C., and Benson, P. L. (2005). Unleashing the power of community to strengthen the well-being of children, youth, and families: An asset-building approach. Child Welfare, 84(2), 233-250. Retrieved from proquest database. • New Ground. Retrieved from http://www.friendsofyouth.org/. • South Everett Neighborhood Center. Retrieved from http://www.senc.familiasunidaseverett.com/. • United Church of Christ. Retrieved from http://www.firstunitedparishofeverett.com/ • U.S. Census Bureau American Fact Finder (2010). Retrieved from http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml • Volunteers of America. Retrieved from info@voaww.org • YMCA Youth Development. Retrieved from http://www.ymca- snoco.org/youth-development • The Youth Counsel. Retrieved from http://www.everettwa.org/. • Youth Focus. Retrieved from http://youthinfocus.org/