High Point

This site is located within the Seattle Housing Authority High Point community.

Services We Offer Here

Citizenship Assistance

We provide application preparation and fee-waiver assistance to eligible immigrants.

In-person assistance by appointment only.
To get started, contact us:
citizenship@nhwa.org | (206) 734-0366

Family Caregiver Support

We provide support to unpaid caregivers of loved ones with functional disabilities that require assistance with daily living tasks. Services provided include support groups, caregiving training, and linkage to resources.

In-person assistance by appointment only. To get started, contact Marian Jama: marianj@nhwa.org | (206) 641-5172

Language-specific support groups held at this site:

Family Resource Center

Our High Point Family Resource Center (FRC) provides free, family-focused, group programming aimed at providing stronger communication, compassion, and connection between family members and the larger High Point/Southwest Seattle community.

We host local cultural and community events, updating our programs monthly to reflect seasonal and community needs.

 

A free computer lab, black & white printing, and faxing are also available for clients.

 

Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM*

*Please call ahead before visiting, as our staff may be facilitating programming, assisting with off-site events, or the space may be closed for private events.

 

We serve adults in low-income families with children ages 0-24 living in the household. Enrollment required. To find out about current offerings and get started, contact our team:

 

FRC@nhwa.org | (206) 887-7657

STUDIO Youth Afterschool Program

STUDIO provides free afterschool and summer learning programs for 6th to 12th graders living in Seattle, with a focus for teens to increase the desire and connection to STEM career fields, while building a sense of community and social skills. We engage undergrad mentors from University of Washington who provide mentorship and positive adult-youth experiences on a weekly basis. Services include Homework Club, Teen Cafe, Youth Advisory Council, Young Women’s Group, and more.

 

Enrollment required. Contact the team to get started:

STUDIO@nhwa.org | (206) 887-7657

Head Start & Early Head Start

Our center-based early learning programs provide no-cost toddler and preschool classes for children ages 1-5 to prepare students for kindergarten.

Toddler classes run Monday – Friday | 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
Preschool classes run Monday – Thursday | 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM

Enrollment required – complete an application online to get started. Application assistance is available by phone, email, or in-person Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM.

ERSEAhelp@nhwa.org | (206) 403-7544

Learn about our other early learning programs here:
nhwa.org/early-childhood-education/new-families/

Resource Navigation

Our Community Resource team offers information and referrals. We can meet with you one-on-one to help find support for you or your family member in multiple languages.

In-person assistance by appointment only.
To get started, contact our Resource Navigation team: resourcenav@nhwa.org | (206) 923-6480

Community Spaces

We have several meeting spaces at this site available for the community to reserve at no cost. Contact the site lead at (206) 588-4900 for more information.

Community Partners

These organizations also have offices/programming at our High Point location:

  • Catholic Community Services (CCS) Youth Tutoring Program
  • High Point Homeowner’s Association (HOA)
  • Open Space Association (OSA)
  • Seattle Housing Authority (SHA)

Electric Vehicle Charging

Electric vehicle (EV) carshare and fee-based charging are offered on the premises through ZEV co-op. Visit https://zev.coop/ for more information.

Contact
6400 Sylvan Way SW
Seattle, WA 98126
Get Directions
(206) 588-4900

Building Hours
Monday – Friday
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Accessibility Information
Wheelchair accessible
Languages spoken here:
Amharic
Cambodian/Khmer
English
Oromo
Somali
Spanish
Tigrinya
Vietnamese