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HEYO Youth Program

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1161 11th Avenue, Seattle
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Phone
1 206-957-1665
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Website
www.llaa.org
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About this place HEYO Youth Program

HEYO Youth Program is an LGBTQ+ organization in Seattle, part of Lifelong, a community health group that helps people with chronic illnesses, including HIV/AIDS. They believe everyone should have safe housing, healthy food, and affordable healthcare, and those beliefs shape their work with young people. This isn't a bar or a club, but the kind of health-focused LGBTQ+ organization that gives you a real feel for a city, not just the commercial side of it. Maybe you want to volunteer, or learn about local LGBTQ+ health resources; either way, HEYO is a way to connect with community-centered initiatives. You'll find them on 11th Avenue in Seattle. Their website has more about their programs, services, and how to get involved.

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nieanome Ra
nieanome Ra May 2026

They truly help you get on your feet. They help with clothes being donated , events being hosted by the elders and invite you and allow you to understand and learn about different things when it comes to housing , wait lists and moving. They truly are the best. And I can say that from living there and still connected to my housing managers they are amazing. You can even get a therapist who is assigned to most people. You can't eat in your room because of pests, so make sure to eat downstairs and throw your trash and away and keep it locked up in your room. They do weekly inspections and that's important they let you know in advance. They even a case manager who meets up with you depending on the day you want to see them. They can give you. It's all a process so it won't all come easy and right away it takes time and patience.

Su’Nearthia Wyta
Su’Nearthia Wyta Jan 2026

I feel Labateyah is fair like a 3 star business. My partner, Wytawhom help the community about 3- 4 years ago in February 2023 and October 2022. After that, I was there privately behind the scenes because they don’t allow clients older than 22 or 23. Lastly, don’t depend on staff members on a daily basis. It’s helpful once you ask for help once or twice a week (OR MONTH) . They just want you to be their sorcerer than source. *HAVE FUN WHILE YOU FREE THAN FREE FROM HAVING FUN!* ~ Su’Nearthia

Daniel Mccraw
Daniel Mccraw Oct 2025
M P
M P Jan 2025

Hiii is nervous, calling himself the Seattle Mushroom Head! This place is: You'll do as I say, you'll do it... now! Otherwise, you'll leave! Now! Rescue yourself from this demanding pit and go somewhere else. Now!

Vaughn Hamilton
Vaughn Hamilton Sep 2024
Better Carbon Solutions
Better Carbon Solutions Sep 2024

Great people and organization, if you need help with finding work, learning about financing, housing and while having a good time listen to Native music, and check out Day Break Star within Discovery Park. Pre K also available.

Dave Alexander
Dave Alexander Jun 2024

Great urban native gathering place for our native youth and native adults that are seeking the Red Road.

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Last updated on 3 August 2026

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