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2026 Key Leaders’ Summit Highlights

The 2026 Key Leaders' Summit took place last Thursday, August 13 at Snoqualmie Middle School. Community leaders gathered to explore the topic of Transforming Behavior Through Connection with local operational psychologist Jeff Holguin, PhD. Behavior is communication...

29th Annual Rise and Shine Volunteer Awards

Each year, we gather together to celebrate all of the volunteer efforts of community members doing their part to make Snoqualmie Valley shine a brighter for youth and families here. Last week nearly 200 people joined us in the morning for breakfast at the Riverview...

Weekend Power Packs – Flood Procedures for Pick Up

Empower Youth Network will be distributing Weekend Power Packs to Riverview students who normally receive them on Friday, December 12, from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. at two locations: Empower Youth Network (31951 E. Bird Street, Carnation - white building with blue roof...

2025 Flood Information – Closures, Updates, Resources, and More

Our office will be closed tomorrow, with our team working remotely. Please learn more below about how to get in touch with our services. More information, updates, and resources are below as well. EYN PROGRAMS While our staff will not be accessible in-person tomorrow...

Henry Ehrnman’s Volunteer Story

Back in June, Henry Ehrnman received the Sophie Theriault Empower Youth Voice Scholarship at Rise and Shine, an annual volunteer celebration EYN hosts each June. He was a Snoqualmie Valley School District (SVSD) student K-12 and a 2025 Mount Si High School (MSHS)...

28th Annual Rise and Shine Volunteer Awards

All too often the volunteer efforts of engaged citizens remain unseen or forgotten. The 28th Annual Rise & Shine Volunteer Recognition Celebration was an opportunity to recognize the generosity of so many eligible volunteers who work in the service of youth and...

Fischer Jeanes’ Scholarship Story

Fischer Jeanes is a 2024 Cedarcrest High School (CHS) Graduate and Tanner Electric Cooperative Scholarship recipient. Over the summer, he has been up to having a lot of fun, and adulting. He rode his dirt bike and mountain bike… broke both… but then fixed both! Beyond...

Hanna Baker’s Scholarship Story

Over the summer, Hanna Baker, 2024 Mount Si High School graduate and Sophie Theriault Empower Youth Voice Scholarship Award recipient, celebrated her graduation, traveled to Italy with a friend, and returned to Snoqualmie Valley where she began to pack for college. It...

Long Awaited Weekend Bus Service Now Available!

Snoqualmie Valley Transportation’s Valley Shuttle, the fixed route bus connecting North Bend and Duvall, and all points in between, has started running on Saturdays and Sundays as of Saturday, August 17. It is an exciting development for the Valley Shuttle, one of...

August Mentor Myth Busters

When people ask how to become Youth Success Mentors (YSM) with Empower Youth Network (EYN), there are some frequently asked questions that we have become familiar with. In an effort to ease folks into our Back-to-School Challenge so that we meet our goal of enrolling...

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LET’S BE SOCIAL

Does it ever feel like a lot of the self-care routines we see online are about performing wellness rather than genuinely being well? Jimothy is here to help us dig a little deeper! The Jimothy Wellness Philosophy, in 4 simple principles.(1) Be yourself: Jimothy became an internet favorite because of what made him different, not despite it. Sometimes wellness starts when we stop comparing ourselves to everyone else and start appreciating our own strengths, quirks, experiences, and perspectives.(2) Stay curious: Curiosity is one of the simplest ways to improve wellbeing. Approaching life with wonder helps reduce stress, boost creativity, and create moments of joy in everyday routines.(3) Adapt with resilience: Jimothy's story is a reminder that resilience isn't about having a perfect path. It's about continuing forward, making adjustments, and finding ways to thrive despite challenges.(4) Build meaningful connections: One reason people connected with Jimothy is that his story brought people together. Wellness is not a solo journey. Meaningful relationships contribute to emotional, mental, and even physical wellbeing.Empower Youth Network is wishing you a very well National Wellness Month! ...

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