“The health district said the dramatic increase in reported overdoses may be due to doctors observing tighter guidelines on opioid prescriptions, leading their patients to turn to heroin or to illegal opioid vendors. The surge may also have been caused by improved data collection, officials said.”
Hands and hearts coming together →
We are so thankful for our incredible hosts, the Metropolist Group who used their space to invite members of the… Read more…
Meet our Masters of Social Work interns →
Tasha Pedersen and Kasey Cragg are both students at the University of Washington, pursuing Master's degrees in social work (MSWs).… Read more…
Why neighborhood-based outreach is the best response to homelessness →
Photo credit: Jim Meyers, Vertizon Photography “U District Partnership got a call from a business that a woman was in… Read more…
Evergreen Treatment Services Welcomes Stephen Woolworth as CEO →
This new year is a special one for ETS as we welcome our new CEO, Steve Woolworth. As someone… Read more…
Kelley Craig: Human connection comes first →
—Human connection comes first By Kelley Craig Kelley Craig is a co-director of the REACH program at Evergreen… Read more…