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About Seattle Education Access
Seattle Education Access provides higher education advocacy and opportunity to young people struggling to overcome poverty and adversity throughout King County.
SEA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing services in King County, WA. Visit our website for more information.
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Tag Archives: homeless
Meet Our Students: Lacy
Lacy has just graduated from UW and is about to begin classes at the University of the District of Columbia’s Law School. She wrote her story to share with you. Four years ago I would have never imagined that I … Continue reading
ON THE EDGE, free movie screening
If you think you know homelessness, think again. We’d like to invite all supporters of Seattle Education Access to come out for a unique evening of film and discussion, as SEA joins two community partners for the Seattle screening of … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Events
Tagged advocacy, homeless, movie, On the Edge, Real Change
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2010 Annual Report Now Available
Our 2010 Annual Report to the community is now available. Download as pdf. Here are a few highlights of the students we served in 2010: 419 students served in 2010 4,017 direct service staff hours 116 students received $62,140.49 in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged annual report, Board of Directors, homeless, volunteer
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Volunteer Profile: Charlie
Charlie is a graduate student at University of Washington, studying Science Education. She volunteers as a board member and Chair of the Resource and Outreach Community in SEA. Charlie has a long history with SEA. She was once being a … Continue reading
SEA Board Hosts Two Recent Events
Here at SEA, we have a long history of working with Teen Feed, our neighbor in the University District of Seattle. Teen Feed serves a hot, nutritious meal every night of the year in the University District to homeless youth. … Continue reading
Meet our Students: Khadija
Khadija is a single mother currently preparing to enter Community College – she wrote her story to share with you. Attending college is very important to me because I’m from Somalia. In Somalia, boys are educated until eighth grade — … Continue reading
Posted in Student Story
Tagged Community College, COMPASS test, homeless, single parent, student story, tutor
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Fan Mail – a letter of thanks
We were excited to receive what we like to call “Fan Mail” the other day. SEA partners with many great organizations in order to serve youth in King County who are looking to further their education. This letter shows how … Continue reading
Posted in Student Story
Tagged computers, drop-in, fan mail, homeless, partnership, Seattle Central Community College, YouthCare
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