Unified Outreach partners with community advocasy groups to work with at-risk and opportunity youth to provide structured work preparedness classes that provide young adults with both education and career tracks. These programs help to build self-esteem and confidence needed to succeed and make a positive contribution to society.  

One example of a successful and popular class is the Unified Outreach work-readiness-in-event-management is an employment preparedness program for young adults ages 13-17 and 18-24. The program focuses on employment in the field of event management with syllabus focusing on Fashion & Runway, Musical Performances, Talent Shows, and Comedy Showcases.  These classes assign four teams of youth to plan, design, and deliver a 40 minute free community event.

Teams consist of Facilities/Stage Set-Up, Sound & Lighting, Promotions/PR/Marketing, Photo & Video Production, and Stage Management/Models/Runway. Students also learn to build resumes, interview, investigate networking opportunities, education, and career tracks.

Is it possible for people from different backgrounds, ethnicities, cultures, and economic status to live in the real community? Yes, it is.

In 2020 Unified Outreach partnered with the Department of Neighborhoods to engage in positive dialogue aimed at breaking down social barriers and stereotypes as we build bridges to a more unified Seattle.

From January through May 2020, Unified Outreach hosted 6 individual Race & Culture Dialogue Forums, welcoming positive communication and bridge-building across the city.

In 2023, Unified Outreach partnered with the Seattle city attorney’s office to offer a diversion option for low-level offenders involved in the criminal justice system. We believe that everyone deserves a second chance, and offer a 6-hour workshop that allows participants to avoid court altogether. The 6-hour workshop is hosted by Unified Outreach team members with historic ties to Seattle’s underserved communities, who bring a proven record of providing services to Seattle’s most vulnerable members. Each workshop contains individual and team building exercises, group discussions, healing circles, art therapy, and guest speakers sharing a variety of topics ranging from social services to community resources.