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Impact, Youth Leadership, and Community Engagement
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June was a meaningful month of leadership, connection, and community engagement for Consejo. In this edition, we are proud to share our
2025 Annual Report
, highlighting the people, programs, and partnerships that continue to shape our impact. We also supported youth leadership, elevated mental health conversations, welcomed local leaders to our sites, and celebrated wellness across our programs. Together, these stories reflect our continued commitment to advancing healing, health, and hope for the communities we serve.
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Consejo’s 2025 Annual Report
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Our 2025 Annual Report offers a look back at the people, programs, partnerships, service impact, and financial stewardship that shaped Consejo’s work over the past year. From expanding services to strengthening community connections, the report highlights how our teams continued to support individuals and families across Washington State with care, commitment, and purpose.
We invite our community, partners, and supporters to read the report and learn more about the work we carried forward together.
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2026 Youth Conference:
Together We Move, Juntos Avanzamos
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On June 6, Consejo hosted the 2026 Youth Conference:
Together We Move / Juntos Avanzamos
at Renton High School, bringing together
124 youth
for a full day of learning, connection, and community.
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The day included a keynote presentation by
Dr. James O. Welsch
, workshops focused on advocacy, financial empowerment, wellness, movement, cultural healing, music, and leadership, as well as performances by
Luis Cano
and
SABOCO
. Youth also connected with
28 resource tables
featuring local organizations, colleges, educational programs, services, and community supports, and participated in raffles and giveaways throughout the day.
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With the help of
22 volunteers
, staff, presenters, partners, sponsors, and youth leaders, the conference created a safe and meaningful space where youth felt heard, supported, and empowered to keep moving forward.
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We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated, supported, and helped make this year’s conference possible.
See you next year!
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Consejo Strengthens Connections with Local and State Leaders
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In June, Consejo had the opportunity to meet with several local and state leaders to share more about our work, the communities we serve, and the ongoing need for accessible, culturally responsive behavioral health care and community-based support. These conversations allowed us to highlight the experiences of individuals and families across our service areas, discuss regional needs, and continue strengthening partnerships with leaders who represent our communities.
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Councilmember Steffanie Fain Visit - Renton
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Consejo was honored to welcome
King County Councilmember Steffanie Fain
to our Renton location. Her visit provided an opportunity to share more about our services in South King County, our culturally responsive care model, and the needs of the communities served through our Renton site.
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Commissioner Ron Wesen Visit - Mount Vernon
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Consejo welcomed
Skagit County Commissioner Ron Wesen, District 1
, to our Mount Vernon location. The visit provided an opportunity to discuss local needs, strengthen relationships, and highlight the importance of accessible, community-based behavioral health services in Skagit County and surrounding areas.
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Virtual conversation with Senator Tina Orwall
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Consejo met virtually with
Senator Tina Orwall
to share updates on our services, discuss community priorities, and highlight the continued need for accessible, culturally responsive behavioral health care and community-based support across Washington.
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Virtual conversation with Councilmember Claudia Balducci
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Consejo also met virtually with
King County Councilmember Claudia Balducci
to share more about our work in King County, the needs of the communities we serve, and the importance of continued collaboration in supporting access to care.
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We are grateful to each leader for taking the time to meet with Consejo, listen to the needs of our communities, and learn more about our commitment to advancing healing, health, and hope across Washington.
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Bienestar Picnic at Gene Coulon Park
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Consejo’s
Bienestar Group
enjoyed a day of connection, creativity, and community during a picnic at
Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park
. Participants spent time outdoors, shared food, created artwork, and enjoyed activities designed to support social connection and overall well-being.
The Bienestar Group supports older adults through meaningful activities that promote self-esteem, coping skills, social connection, and emotional wellness. Moments like this reflect the importance of creating welcoming spaces where clients can build community, feel supported, and experience joy together.
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Annual Pierce County Youth Mental Health “More Good Days Together” Breakfast and Panel
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Consejo participated in the annual Pierce County Youth Mental Health
“More Good Days Together”
breakfast and panel, an event focused on raising awareness, strengthening community collaboration, and supporting the mental health and well-being of youth and families.
The gathering brought together community partners, providers, and local leaders to discuss youth mental health needs in Pierce County and the importance of accessible, culturally responsive services. Consejo was grateful to be part of the conversation and to share our commitment to supporting young people through prevention, behavioral health care, community resources, and family-centered support.
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Events like this help strengthen the partnerships needed to ensure youth have more good days, stronger support systems, and greater access to the care they deserve.
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