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Youthcare [posted on July 21, 2006]

The first shelter for homeless youth in the Western United States, Youthcare delivers services that meet the needs of Seattle’s homeless and at-risk youth. Youthcare believes that every youth should have a warm place to stay, healthy food, caring adults, and opportunities to grow and succeed. Their services range from street outreach and residential housing to employment training. [Youthcare]

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