The City of Seattle has announced a funding opportunity under its Human Services division, inviting proposals from organizations and practitioners across all disciplines. This call is part of the city's ongoing effort to support projects that address community needs through human services. While the exact deadline and fee structure are not specified in the available information, the opportunity requires applicants to submit a budget as part of their proposal. This funding stream is designed to support initiatives that align with the city's human services priorities, which may include social welfare, community development, and public health. The scope is broad, encompassing all disciplines, suggesting an openness to diverse approaches and methodologies. The city seeks to fund projects that demonstrate a clear understanding of community needs and a feasible plan for implementation. Artists and creative practitioners with a social practice component may find this opportunity relevant, particularly those whose work intersects with human services, community engagement, or public policy. The requirement for a budget indicates that proposals must be grounded in practical planning and resource allocation. This is not a grant for general operating support but likely for specific projects or programs that deliver services to Seattle residents.