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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.
// Read more...Washington state joins effort to quickly re-house the homeless
The Seattle Times, 8/29/13
Columnist Lance Dickie looks at rapid re-housing efforts underway in Washington State and across the country, calling it a "pragmatic approach to fighting homelessness."
What sparks change? You do!
Join us on September 10th for a unique conversation about ending family homelessness. Learn more and register now!
// Read more...Rapid Re-Housing Making Strides in Washington State
Providers and state program representatives gathered on July 31 to share data, best practices, and innovation on rapid re-housing.
// Read more...$1.4M in New Grants Announced
Washington Families Fund grant awards target diversion services, legal aid, and access to education and career opportunities.
// Read more...It Takes McCarver to Raise a Child
The Institute for Children, Poverty & Homelessness highlights Tacoma’s McCarver Elementary Special Housing Program, which is keeping families housed and helping kids learn.
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