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Today, the Council passed an ordinance approving the Seattle Indian Services Commission’s decision to transfer of the Leschi Center building to the Seattle Indian Health Board and a Resolution in support of the social services provided by the Seattle Indian Center.
Read This ArticleWe Can’t Wait Part 2
You may know that I have been seeking to increase shelter capacity for several years now, with a specific focus on unsheltered families with …
Read This ArticlePass It On Campaign
About 13,000 people are currently in the program, but we know there are at least 20,000 people out there who would qualify.
Read This ArticleHealth Care Coverage is Here
Do you need to find a health plan that meets your needs and fits your budget? Well, here is a new way for you …
Read This ArticleChanges Coming Under “Obamacare”
There are currently about 16% or (approximately 200,000) King County residents who are uninsured
Read This ArticleWe Can’t Wait
Surely we can find the political will and the resources to fulfill our promise that these families with children should not have to sleep in cars, in abandoned buildings or outdoors.
Read This ArticleNothing Against Life
There is a suicide every 18 minutes in the United States, one every 30 seconds in the world.
Read This ArticleAssistance from the Council for Nickelsville?
For the City to address the health and safety of current residents, address the concerns of neighbors, and support the Food Lifeline project we must work together to find a way to facilitate the relocation of the residents of the Nickelsville encampment.
Read This ArticleSomber Recognition of First Anniversary of the Launch of Family Housing Connection
Tonight in King County, children in 215 families will sleep in a car, in a greenbelt, on the streets, in an encampment, or in abandoned building. These children will wait months for their families to be placed in shelter or a hotel. This is unacceptable for a region of our resources.
Read This ArticleOperation Sack Lunch Celebration
Today, I attended a celebration of Operation Sack Lunch (OSL) and their work in the community, providing 1,200 hot meals each day to shelters, …
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