…Legal Advocate). Spoken word by Korama Williams. What is your organization’s origin story? In 1894, a growing number of young women were moving alone to the frontier town of Seattle…
…100,000 residents. Cases severe enough to require hospitalizations are four times higher than at the end of the summer, increasing from 1.3 hospitalizations per 100,000 residents to 6.1. The number…
…Youth and Family Services Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle Walk Away City Collaborative YMCA of Greater Seattle – Accelerator The funding will support a number of activities such as healing…
…in the number of engagements, referrals to shelter, and actual enrollments into shelter. The team’s Field Coordinators, front line workers who assess the needs of hundreds of encampment sites citywide,…
…all City employees, have been and will continue to be provided critical updates through the Seattle Department of Human Resources (SDHR). All City staff have received detailed steps that employees can take to reduce the number of illnesses and negative effects that could occur…
…these Villages to include enhanced services like case management in 2018 and should see this number increase in the year ahead. “More and more people are experiencing housing instability…
…additional 12 months, until March 2019. HSD considered the following criteria in making this decision: Is the program meeting the performance measures as described in the City contract? Number of…
…5.4% (946 households) over 2017. A total of 4,459 households either exited to housing (2,644) or maintained their housing (1,815) through city investments. 35% (692) increase in the number of…
…Surpassing all of 2017 30% more exits to permanent housing (907 more) compared to Q3 2017 Doubled the number of Native American/Alaska Native individuals and families entering housing New Investments…
…provider partners who are working hard to ensure that they are serving people more effectively. With their help we increased the number of households served by 7% over last year…
