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 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…