A program supported by Building Changes leaps into action to help a mother secure a steady job and keep her family housed.

Important bills supporting homeless students and tenants' rights passed, but the Legislature missed an opportunity to invest in family homelessness.

In a Seattle Times Op-Ed, Building Changes Executive Director Helen Howell shares encouraging results tied to three specific strategies: Rapid Re-Housing, Supportive Housing and Diversion.

Read the Op-Ed.

Washington’s legislative session ends on Thursday, March 10. There’s a lot at stake for young people and families experiencing homelessness.

Enhanced data analytics help us understand the needs of families facing homelessness—and allow us to advocate more effectively on their behalf.

We are excited to do our part to help build on the growing movement for addressing youth and young adult homelessness in Washington.

Washington Youth & Families Fund awards first-ever grants targeted for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness.

Learn how "diversion"—a flexible combination of financial assistance, housing search, mediation and creative problem solving—helped a young family get back on its feet and into stable housing.

Organization extends reach so that everyone in Washington can be stably housed, welcomes Helen Howell as its new Executive Director.

Building Changes joins other nonprofit tenants in Beacon Hill's landmark Pacific Tower.