Program areas at SEA
Family Services: Parenting education, counseling. SEA provides multiple programs that interrupt the dynamics of violence among individuals and in communities. Intervention workers, case managers, and mental health specialists provide crisis intervention, trauma care, family support, and long term case managed services to youth and families who have been affected by violence. The SEA parenting program encourages and motivates groups of parents to evolve into support groups, which provide parents with opportunities for problem solving, networking, friendship, social activities, and personal empowerment. Family service programs serve 4,772 parents and youth for the year ended June 30, 2022.
Job Training: SEA provides career development, job skills training, computer training, gender-based services, literacy tutoring, and home-based and employment services. SEA also has two High Risk/High Need Employment Services contracts with the Probation Department to serve youth with job training and employment placement services. The Program serves a total of 784 clients for the year ended June 30, 2022.
Special Community Service Projects: Community projects range in size and number of participants and benefit those in the community served. In 2021-2022 special projects included Youth peace movement, the ink foundry and holiday special projects, which served approximately 4,147 youth.