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The Washington State Department of Health has launched the Measles Exposure Location Tracker, an online tool providing real-time updates on measles exposure sites across the state. This initiative aims to inform the public of potential exposure, especially following a recent case at Seattle-Tacom...

This course provides a foundational overview of the Washington Apple Health Dental program, focusing on federal and state policies, the Healthcare Authority, and practical aspects of the program. It addresses the complexities of navigating Medicaid policy and aims to dispel common myths and confu...

FamilyWorks Seattle has announced a temporary relocation of its food bank. The food bank will operate out of the FamilyWorks Family Resource Center located at 1501 N. 45th St., Seattle, WA 98103, starting on Jan. 10, 2024. This move is necessary due to renovations being made to the current food b...

Dental fear is a prevalent issue that causes many patients to avoid or delay necessary treatment, leading to adverse oral, systemic, and mental health outcomes. A course is available that addresses this issue, focusing on understanding the causes and consequences of dental fear. Participants will...

Quitting alcohol without professional support can lead to serious health risks, including delirium tremens (DTs), a severe alcohol withdrawal syndrome characterized by confusion, hallucinations, and severe agitation. DTs can be life-threatening and often require medical intervention. Other danger...

The SBMH program offers competitive grants targeting state educational agencies (SEAs), local educational agencies (LEAs), and consortia of LEAs to enhance the availability of credentialed school-based mental health service providers in high-need areas. The funding aims to increase mental health ...

CAMFED has been named a beneficiary of The New York Times Communities Fund for the third consecutive year, with donations up to $500,000 being matched. As the only international organization selected among this year’s nonprofits, CAMFED is recognized for its grassroots model that helps girls in r...

ACRS, in partnership with ABAW and KCBA, has announced the relaunch of the Rainier Valley Legal Clinic to provide free legal consultations to low-income, immigrant, and refugee individuals in the Seattle area. The clinic will reopen on Oct. 22, 2025, and will operate on the third Wednesday of eac...

Hospitality House South King is seeking a program office assistant. Interested candidates should share the job description with potential applicants. Resumes, without cover letters, should be submitted to olivia@hospitalityhousesouthking.org, ensuring to include “Program Office Assistant” in the ...

Construction has commenced for New Hope Family Housing in Seattle’s Central Area, led by the New Hope Community Development Institute (NHCDI) and the Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI). The development will be situated on two properties owned by the New Hope Missionary Baptist Church at 114 and ...

The Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery has suspended the license of Spokane County physician Mark Hart due to his inability to practice medicine safely. This action follows allegations that Hart did not complete a required substance use disorder treatment program after a 2023 DUI convictio...

Auburn Parks, Arts and Recreation manages nearly 1,000 acres of parkland and more than 20 linear miles of trails. The Auburn Farmers Market operates seasonally from June to September each year at Les Gove Park. The Auburn Community and Event Center offers a comprehensive Community Fitness Program...

The City of Auburn’s elected leaders have expressed concerns regarding proposed tax measures, including a payroll excise tax and increased business and occupation tax on large businesses, arguing these could destabilize Washington’s economy during challenging times. They emphasize the importance ...

The Washington State Department of Health has disciplined various health care providers, including withdrawing charges against some. Key cases include massage therapist Kyle Stephen Pierce, who pleaded guilty to indecent liberties, and Elizabeth Aleman, who was ordered to cease unlicensed practic...

Dominican Sisters Haven, a new housing community in Stevens County, Washington, opened in September. The community offers 70 affordable housing units specifically designed for families with children, with 35 units reserved for households experiencing homelessness. The units vary in size, includin...

The Washington State Department of Commerce has shared the draft review procedures for the Housing Accountability Act (HAA). The HAA allows for voluntary and selected approval processes for local government housing regulations. The department can select up to 10 cities or counties each year for r...

Jacque Quinene serves as the accounting manager at Aging Wisdom, where she focuses on streamlining systems and improving cash flow. With a background in technology, her transition to Aging Wisdom was inspired by personal experiences caring for her mother, which ignited her passion for making a me...