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ORGANIZATION: QuEST (Quaker Experiential Service & Training)

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Engaged Discussion
QuEST Fellows discuss the program themes of social justice, community, simplicity, and spirituality during orientation.

The QuEST program is looking for six young adults to live together in community while serving for a year at social service and social change agencies in Seattle, Washington. Potential site placements include:

  • Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (Spanish fluency required)
  • Washington Low-Income Housing Alliance
  • Friends of the Children
  • REACH, Evergreen Treatment Services
  • 21 Progress

Placements are made through a matching process between applicant skills and interests and agency needs. In addition to excellent housing, QuEST Fellows receive a communal food allowance, cost of utilities, health care expense fund, a bus pass, a modest personal stipend, and mentorship and support during their year of service.

We seek applicants from a wide range of backgrounds, international volunteers, and people of any (or no) spiritual affiliation. QuEST Fellows must be committed to cooperative living, service, and social justice. Most of our placement sites require a college degree. A one-year commitment is required, starting just before Labor Day and ending the following August.

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About QuEST (Quaker Experiential Service & Training)

Location:

4001 9TH AVE NE, SEATTLE, WA 98105, US

Mission Statement

QuEST seeks to build a peaceful, just, sustainable world by empowering young adults to become agents of social change and social service during their year with QuEST and throughout their lives.

Description

QuEST provides young adults with:

  • quality, year-long positions at social change and social service organizations in Seattle;
  • training to empower individuals in their professional work and personal growth;
  • an intentional, residential community where they can receive support, practice community-building skills, and live simply.

CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Homeless & Housing
Immigrants & Refugees
Children & Youth, Homeless & Housing, Immigrants & Refugees

WHEN

Thu Aug 30, 2018 - Wed Aug 07, 2019

WHERE

4001 9th Ave NESeattle, WA 98105

(47.656124,-122.31905)
 

SKILLS

  • Organization
  • People Skills
  • Verbal / Written Communication
  • Social Work
  • Community Outreach
  • Advocacy

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 21
  • Orientation or Training
  • 40 hours/week for 50 weeks
  • Community living (housing provided)

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