Seattle Child Development Program Records 1986-2002 1995-2001

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Seattle Child Development Program Records 1986-2002 1995-2001

An office that ensured access to affordable education and child development programs for all children, especially low-income and disadvantaged children.

4.8 cubic feet; 12 boxes

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SNAC Resource ID: 6376779

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Seattle (Wash.). Human Services Department

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An Office of Human Resources was established in 1971 in the Executive Department to develop, implement, and manage social services for low-income and disadvantaged residents of Seattle. In 1973 it was replaced by the Department of Human Resources. DHR administered family and youth services programs, senior citizen services, community service activities, the Seattle Veterans Action Center, and the Comprehensive Residential Weatherization Program. Federal, state, and local grants comp...

Young, Billie

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Seattle (Wash.). Dept. of Human Resources.

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Seattle (Wash.). Dept of Housing and Human Services.

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An Office of Human Resources was established in 1971 in the Executive Department to develop, implement, and manage social services for low-income and disadvantaged residents of Seattle. In 1973 it was replaced by the Department of Human Resources. DHR administered family and youth services programs, senior citizen services, community service activities, the Seattle Veterans Action Center, and the Comprehensive Residential Weatherization Program. Federal, state, and local grants comprised two-thi...