A paid school-year peer leadership program for teens at five Seattle high schools to promote mental health awareness and community safety, with a $1,500 annual stipend. Ambassadors spread awareness of free mental health and safety resources at their school, create youth-friendly outreach campaigns, and participate in city safety events — receiving training in leadership, public speaking, and mental health support along the way. A high schooler at one of the five eligible schools (Chief Sealth, Franklin, Garfield, Ingraham, Rainier Beach) interested in public health, social work, or civic service can earn a meaningful stipend while building advocacy skills and a concrete record of community impact. The 2025–26 cohort was publicly announced with an October 5 application deadline, showing it is an active recurring program.