…improve healthy food access in communities most affected by racial and economic inequities. We look forward to learning from your innovative and tailored strategies.” The funding will support a number…
…a waiver guideline that lets them hand out more than one day’s meals at a time to minimize the number of visits a family has to make to the site;…
…erased among more sensationalized discussions of sex trafficking, yet goods and services produced by forced labor are a part of our daily lives. The International Labor Organization (ILO) estimates that…
…sex trafficking in the United States. In Seattle, we want that number to be zero, and we must do everything we can to end human trafficking in our City and…
…comply with both smoke and COVID-19 public health protocols, which narrows the number of appropriate facilities to utilize as cleaner-air shelters. The City contracts with The Salvation Army to operate…
…grow up and grow old.” It’s a broad mission, but an important and timely one: did you know that in 2034, the number of older people is expected to outnumber…
…our residents. Since the beginning, food security has been a top concern as the unprecedented health and economic crisis dramatically increased the number of households struggling to put food on…
For many communities facing food insecurity, COVID-19 has made a challenging situation even more difficult with meal and food bank programs impacted by the crisis. A number of food banks…
…Heights Community Center (50 spaces) opening early April Exhibition Hall at Seattle Center (179 spaces), open and operated by DESC. King County Airport (80 spaces), open and operated by Catholic Community Services…
Domestic abuse exists currently in all communities, regardless of race, religion, occupation, educational level, culture, socioeconomic status, or sexual orientation. Each year, the City of Seattle recognizes October as National…
