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Rapid re-housing touches communities statewide
Funding for rapid re-housing and training has now been expanded to all 39 counties in Washington State.
// Read more...2014 Legislative Session: How did homelessness and health care fare?
A list of key priorities impacting housing and homelessness.
// Read more...Elementary School Pilot Program Helps Family Escape Homelessness
NW News Network, 3/11/14
A family helped by Tacoma Housing Authority's McCarver Elementary School Program is highlighted. The unique program received funding from Building Changes through a Washington Families Fund Systems Innovation Grant award.
Vital state funding resource for homeless programs in jeopardy
State lawmakers are battling to find a way to pass ESHB 2368, which would prevent the sunsetting of document recording fees.
// Read more...Seasoned Leader Joins Building Changes
Declan Wynne of Sound Mental Health will join Building Changes in early February as a director.
// Read more...Hopeful progress on gun violence and homelessness
Seattle Times columnist Lance Dickie sees reason for optimism in "smart, data-driven efforts" like King County's Rapid Rehousing for Families pilot program.
Mark Putnam named new director of Committee to End Homelessness in King County
Long-time staff member Mark Putnam is leaving Building Changes to become the new director of the Committee to End Homelessness.
Striking the right balance of housing resources
Funders and housing and homeless system partners are looking at how to serve more families, more effectively with a better balance of resources.
// Read more...Getting providers “up to speed” on rapid re-housing
Under a new state contract, Building Changes is bringing capacity building and technical assistance to homeless providers statewide.
// Read more...Join us for "An Evening with Inocente" on September 27
Building Changes is pleased to co-present a special screening of the award-winning documentary, INOCENTE.
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