Diaper Delivery and Distribution Program
Through this project, SEW has been providing free baby diapers for low-income families impacted by COVID-19 in King County of Washington State. With support from King County DCHS SEW distributed 149, 389 free kids’ diapers for 380 children from 250 low-income families in King County.
Beer Sheva Park and Urban Forest Restoration Project
SEW partnered with the City of Seattle Parks and Recreation – Green Seattle Partnership on urban forest restoration project at Beer Sheva Park and wetland in Rainier Beach, Seattle. Our efforts involve a range of activities including the removal of invasive species, reintroduction of native plants, and conducting park clean-up initiatives. By combining our expertise and resources, we strive to enhance the natural beauty and ecological balance of this cherished community space.
New Start Workforce Development Program (NSWFDP)
SEW is partnering with the Port of Seattle South King County Community Impact Fund – Economic Recovery Program to launch a program aimed at increasing enrollment and completion rates of taxi and ride share drivers in the Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) college level course. This collaborative initiative holds great potential to enhance the economic security of participating drivers by equipping them with valuable skills in aviation maintenance.
Through this project SEW aims to open up new avenues of opportunity and empower drivers to pursue fulfilling careers in a high-demand field.
Community-Based Angle Lake Improvement Project
Through this project, SEW recruits and educates forest stewards in SeaTac to conduct park and trail clean up at Angle Lake Park, which includes removing invasive plants and installing native plants and hosting educational opportunities for community members to learn more about waste management and creating clean and safe public spaces. This project is supported by the Port of Seattle South King County Community Impact Fund.
Environmental Justice Project
Through this project, SEW conducts community outreach activities to raise awareness on environmental justice issues affecting the East African community. SEW will host educational events on different topics, including indoor and outdoor air quality, to build awareness of the health impacts as well as identify community priority areas regarding environmental justice. This project has been awarded by the City of Seattle Environmental Justice Fund.
Covid-19 Health Literacy Project
Through this project, SEW has been working to advance culturally responsive health literacy information sharing throughout King County of Washington State. This project is supported by HealthierHere.
Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance Program
SEW partnered with the King County Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance Program (EPRAP) to help over 1,500 low-income households in King County affected by the far-reaching consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Through this partnership, SEW provided invaluable support in outreach and navigating the application process for the King County Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance Program, ensuring that those in need receive the assistance they deserve.
