This Crosscut opinion piece lays out an alternative to criminalizing homelessness and substance use disorders – including supportive housing and medication-assisted treatment.
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“We live here. We give here.” →
The numbers don’t lie. Despite making up only six percent of the overall population in King County, 39 percent of… Read more… -
“When people need help, we help them.” →
Throughout the pandemic and before, ETS has been providing support to unhoused people following a core principle of harm reduction:… Read more… -
Meet our new Chief Financial Officer Donavan Lam →
Donavan Lam is Evergreen Treatment Services’ new Chief Financial Officer. He joined the team at the beginning of 2021. Prior… Read more… -
Recognizing those on the Front Line of Recovery →
Frontline behavioral healthcare workers provide a vital service in King County and often these roles are underpaid, undervalued, and underappreciated.… Read more… -
A gift of music for patients and frontline workers →
In the midst of the pandemic, when non-profits were scrambling to pivot the form of their service to the community,… Read more…