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Compass Housing Alliance’s emergency services case managers play a crucial role in supporting guests as they work toward achieving their goals, which include securing permanent housing and overcoming barriers. Their assistance encompasses various forms, such as helping with housing searches and o...

Sunshine Garden, a platform for older adults, has released its activity schedule for July. The program offers a range of culturally relevant activities focusing on various aspects such as food and nutrition, health, wellness, fitness, education, recreation, socialization, and personal growth. The...

July is recognized as Disability Pride Month, a period dedicated to celebrating the history, achievements, and contributions of individuals with disabilities while emphasizing the importance of inclusion and accessibility. This observance serves as a reminder that disability is a natural part of ...

Last month, Janice Deguchi participated in a panel for the Arcora Foundation aimed at promoting oral health equity. The discussion highlighted the challenges faced by low-income and immigrant families in accessing dental care. Many children in Head Start programs have never seen a dentist and oft...

LIHI has announced the grand opening of Rosie’s Village, a tiny house village located at 12201 Aurora Ave. N, Seattle. Originally situated in the University District, the new site features 37 tiny houses designed for individuals experiencing homelessness. The village will offer 24/7 staffing, a c...

Even with warmer weather, people experiencing homelessness still require access to food and hygiene facilities. Westside Neighbors Shelter remains open year-round as a breakfast and warm-up center from 7 to 11 a.m. Currently, the shelter serves approximately 30 regular clients and 15 drop-in gues...

Depression and anxiety are the two most prevalent mental health issues in the U.S., often co-occurring and sharing overlapping symptoms such as racing thoughts, insomnia, irritability, and mood swings. These conditions can significantly affect physical health, relationships, and overall quality o...

Movies and media have perpetuated several myths about inpatient depression treatment, which have changed significantly over the past 40 years.

The 28th Annual Rise and Shine Volunteer Recognition Celebration recognized the efforts of numerous volunteers serving youth and families in the Snoqualmie Valley. In attendance were more than 100 community members, who enjoyed a breakfast catered by Carnation Café. The event honored this year’s ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to restricted access to routine health care in the U.S., contributing to a decline in childhood vaccination rates. A peer-reviewed study indicates that areas with lower vaccine confidence are experiencing increased cases of measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR). Factors ...

Friends of Youth has gathered significant insights from its recent community feedback survey, which aimed to understand the needs of youth, young adults, and families. The survey highlighted urgent needs, including expanded mental and behavioral health services, affordable housing, quality educat...

Volunteers are needed for garden maintenance at Howard House Home, offering an opportunity to give back while enjoying the outdoors. Interested individuals can contact Meggan, the In-Kind and Volunteer Coordinator, by calling or texting 425-754-1786 for more information. Contributions, whether th...

Help create joyful memories this summer by donating gift cards for movie theaters, local food spots, Uber rides, and haircuts (Visa or salon-specific). These contributions significantly enhance the summer experiences for youth, young adults, and families. Gift cards can be mailed or dropped off a...

Jane and her family, who immigrated to the United States more than 10 years ago, faced a life-altering challenge when her daughter required a bone marrow transplant, necessitating a move to Seattle for treatment. This transition, initially intended to be temporary, turned into a months-long strug...

By the time counseling began with KCSARC, the author had struggled for over a decade with the aftermath of sexual assault. Recent life changes, including a move and a new job, triggered overwhelming anxiety linked to past trauma. Despite attempts to cope, social situations became increasingly dif...

As of July 1, 2025, Husky Health Clinic will be included in the UW Medicine financial assistance policy for professional services. This policy offers financial assistance to patients whose gross family income is up to 400% of the federal poverty level (FPL), adjusted for family size after third-p...