Photo Credit: Jim Bennett Last week, Campion Foundation grantee A Way Home Washington (AWHWA) joined with Washington First Lady Trudi Inslee and Pearl Jam to launch a major statewide campaign to end youth and young adult homelessness in four communities
More ›Read Sonya Campion’s Guest Editorial in the Puget Sound Business Journal Dear Colleagues, With daily negative headlines and community dialogue about the lack of progress to prevent and end homelessness in the Seattle area, I’ve been dismayed that no one
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Our grantee A Way Home Washington (AWHWA) is hiring for two new critical positions in their mission to end youth and young adult homelessness in Washington! AWHWA partners with the state Office of Homeless Youth, philanthropic foundations, advocates, and service providers who support
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By Sheila Babb Anderson One of the long-standing problems with fighting youth homelessness is the lack of reliable data about the scale of the problem. While earlier studies have indicated that we have around 13,000 homeless youth and young adults
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Guest post from Jim Theofelis, Executive Director of A Way Home Washington: 100-Day Challenges to Impact Youth & Young Adult Homelessness: Washington State Report Earlier this year, communities in King, Pierce, and Spokane counties came together in an unprecedented effort
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Over the last few weeks I’ve been reflecting on a quote by one of my favorite writers, Ann Lamott. “Hope begins in the dark,” she wrote, “the stubborn hope that if you just show up and try to do the
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