Through informational flyers posted at local homeless shelters and service centers. Through case managers in community service agencies. Through outreach to homeless people on the streets and by being handed a student recruitment card from friends that have enrolled. Through word of mouth from students and graduates.
Head start programs.
Additionally, invaluable experience is gained by working with Seattle's best chefs during Thursday's Guest Chef Night. Many students also complete their GED during their FareStart job training. Additionally, graduates may consult with the job placement specialist for job changes and participate in the Mentor Program that matches community volunteers with students and graduates. Homeless shelters, including William Booth Center, Compass Center, Aloha and Fry Apartments and many others. If students are not already staying in one of these shelters when they come to FareStart, we assist them in getting into one.