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The Girl Scouts of Western Washington, formed as a merger between Girl Scouts - Pacific Peaks Council and Girl Scouts - Totem Council, offers life skill development education services. The organization serves more than 27,000 girls between the ages of 5 and 17. It serves students in kindergarten through grade 12. The Girl Scouts of Western Washington additionally conducts leadership workshops, summer camps and various training courses. The organization offers a range of youth development programs and events. In addition, it provides sessions in the areas of money management, customer service, planning and public speaking. The Girl Scouts of Western Washington maintains several stores that sell handbooks, pins, badges, uniforms, gifts and craft kits. The organization maintains a location in DuPont, Wash.

Labateyah Youth Home, located in Seattle, WA, is a vital program offered by the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation. This youth home provides a safe and supportive environment for Native American youth facing homelessness, offering a range of services including foster care support, traditional medicine, and GED assistance. With a focus on cultural preservation and community empowerment, Labateyah Youth Home is dedicated to addressing the unique needs of Native American youth in the Seattle area. Through programs like the Native Workforce Services Program and Ina Maka Home Visiting Program, the youth home strives to uplift and empower Indigenous youth to build a brighter future for themselves and their communities.Generated from the website