Social service agencies serving the Burien area will receive $95,000 from the city for their 2007-2008 funding cycle.

The grants were made Oct. 2 by the city council.

Thirty-seven applications for a total of $357,659 in grants were submitted to the city earlier this year for the grant-review process.

In 2005, the council approved dedicating 1 percent of city general fund expenditures annually for human services programs.

Of the $145,000 allocated for 2007-2008, $50,000 already was dedicated for a separate school readiness initiative.

Agencies that will receive funding include:

Catholic Community Services (emergency services), $10,000.

Child Care Resources, $4,000.

Consejo Counseling & Referral Services, (domestic violence advocacy), $7,000.

Hospitality House Women's Shelter, $5,000.

Domestic Abuse Women's Network (housing/shelter services, $8,000.

Highline Area Food Bank, $8,000.

Highline Medical Center (Youth Health Center), $7,000.

Highline YMCA (before/after school enrichment), $12,000.

King County Sexual Assault Resource Center, $7,000.

New Futures (Child & Family Support program at Vintage Park Apartments), $20,000.

YMCA (Children's domestic violence program), $7,000

The agencies were awarded funding based on Human Services Goals that the city council approved in May 2006.

These goals are to choose programs that promote self-sufficiency, address housing and homelessness, promote community engagement, support early intervention, youth services, impact domestic violence, and support efforts to impact sexual assault and sexual violence.