Spark Peer Learning Center

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“Part I Line 8 Other Revenue Four of SPARKs contractors were Key Note Speakers at the Peer Pathways 2021q Conference and were paid 375 each to speak Washington State University Peer Workforce Alliance sent SPARk a check to pay each contractor 375 The total amount received was 1500 Part I Line 16 Other Expenses King County Meeting Prizes 44149 Office Expenses 81405 Part III What is the organizations primary exempt purpose To help youth discover their strengths and resiliency even in the face of adversity Line 28 System of Care Contract through the Washington State Health Care Authority SPARK Peer Learning Center worked with the Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration for youth to get their Certified Peer Counseling certification so they can potentially gain employment when they are released or soon upon their release The program benefited approximately 21 youth Grant Amount 62033 Expenses 6202053 Line 29 SPARk Peer Learning Center - The SPARK program provides several services funded through the Washington State Health Care Authority The first is the SPARK Peer Classes This six-week class is a career exploration focused on the path to becoming a Youth Certified Peer focused on the path to becoming a Youth Certified Peer counselor in the State of Washington The classes are geared toward youth defined by the State of Washington as ages 18 to 30 Upon completion of the class the youth are guaranteed spots in the Certified Peer Counselor training classes through the State of Washington The second is to develop expansion sites that are part of SPARKs core team and work to build awareness of both the SPARk program and youth needs across the state The youth that work with SPARK also spend valuable time advocating for youth mental health substance youth disorder program needs youth incarceration and foster kids They sit on many statewide government committees boards and foster kids They sit on many statewide government committees boards and promote youth wellness and voice The program benefited approximately 550 youth Grant Amount 57692 Expenses 5739313”