Stabilizing pregnant and postpartum moms in housing not only improves their housing outcomes but may also contribute to better maternal health outcomes.

Citing study, Building Changes calls on communities to reconsider their use of VI-SPDAT standardized assessment tool.

We invest in South Sound 2-1-1 to offer Diversion to families as a method to end their homelessness quickly.

Schools located in rural communities have the highest concentration of students experiencing homelessness, outpacing cities.

Wanting to ensure the menu is shaped by community expertise, we interviewed the people most impacted by student homelessness.

Asotin County revolutionizes how it serves families by putting them in charge of their own housing solutions.

Multiple data sources paint a clearer picture of the scale of homelessness in our region.

Bringing personal experience with homelessness and foster care, Caliman is perfectly positioned for the role.

Building Changes launches centralized Diversion fund in King County to help more people move into housing right away.

Program Director Liza Burell will serve as interim executive director as a formal, public search for our next leader kicks off.