The Summit Community Center (SCC) opened its doors in Capitol Hill Seattle in 2023 to support young adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) and those considered neurodivergent, initially aged 18-35+, to develop a sense of place, true community membership, and opportunities for continued growth and independence. The SCC offers programming across four core pillars: Education, Recreation, Community, and Growth to provide a range of classes and programming that appeal to all the different abilities and passions of the SCC members.

Our vision is to create a world where young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities can build independence, socialize, and connect with their community in supportive environments that facilitate autonomy and true engagement.

Our Mission is to celebrate these young adults as unique individuals and to recognize the value and contributions they bring to their SCC community and community at large.

Provide direct mentorship, support, and skill building to young adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.

Support or facilitate small groups for idndividuals and families impacted by Intellectual and Developmental Disabilites.

Collaborate with and advocate to state developmental disability agencies to provide services to young-adults transitioning from school to adulthood.

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Please send resume and cover letter to Alicia Nathan; Alicia@summitcommunitycenter.org and Kate Maillot; Kate@summitcommunitycenter.org