Starting over at Sea-Tac -- KUOW covers "Refugees in Puget Sound," and speaks to NH employment specialist Mergitu Argo more >
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Career Night for teens at Neighborhood House in High Point offers a chance to learn from pros -- West Seattle Herald more >
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What's Happening in our House? A new way to get your daily deal, and help us, too!
Neighborhood House is pleased to be a Founding Cause with Ideal Network Seattle. Get great deals in the Seattle area, while supporting your favorite local agency! Follow the link above and purchase a daily deal, and Neighborhood House receives 20% - 25% of the purchase price! Ideal Network is making daily deals meaningful. Please spread the word!
Welcome to Neighborhood House
The mission of Neighborhood House is to help diverse communities of people with limited resources attain their goals for self-sufficiency, financial independence, health and community building.
From our earliest beginnings serving Jewish immigrants in the 1900s to our work today with people from numerous countries and cultures, Neighborhood House has helped generations of families fulfill the promise of America — an education for their children, self-sufficiency for their families and a meaningful place in a caring community.
Click here to learn more about Neighborhood House.
What is Neighborhood House?
In our new agency video, learn about the vital work of Neighborhood House, through the words of our staff, our volunteers and our clients.
Chocolate for a cause
Know someone who loves chocolate? What could be better than getting them gourmet chocolate that will also support vital services for the region's most vulnerable? Fran's Chocolate, one of the Northwest's premier chocolatiers, donates a percentage of all purchases of Fran's Dark Chocolate Sauce (Item #500200) to benefit Neighborhood House and our mission to help people with limited resources attain self-sufficiency.
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Youth program paves a pathway to success
Genna Backman was on her way to becoming one of those sad statistics.
Drugs, partying and a baby at 16 forced her to take a semester off at West Auburn High School, and she wasn't thrilled about returning to school to catch up.
A tip from a friend led her to Neighborhood House's Out-of-School Youth program and to Youth Employment and Education Coordinator Jenifer Chao.
Learn more about the latest Neighborhood House news and events!
