News HUD: $84.4M in Grants to Support Local Homelessness Programs The grant dollars will support 196 community-based homeless programs that provide transitional housing, rental assistance, and more to nearly 18,000 people in the state.
News Greentrike to Lead Local Out-of-School Time Intermediary Efforts Greentrike has previously supported children's social emotional learning through programs like the Children's Museum, Preschool Powered by Play, Play to Learn, and other avenues.
News New Partnership Brings Free Apprenticeship Training to South Sound Aiming to give those interested in construction a chance to explore and learn about career opportunities in the field, the program results in participants receiving OSHA-10, flagging, and forklift certifications.
News Physicians of Southwest Washington Receives a Revamp Following nearly three decades in business, the population health company Physicians of Southwest Washington has rebranded to PSW.
News Lacey City Council Seeks Equity Commission Members The Lacey Commission on Equity, which is expected to meet monthly, will focus on improving equity through inclusion, education, and policy initiatives.
News New Olympia Monument Honors Black Pioneer The Washington State Historical Society is helming the project, and the Department of Enterprise Services is overseeing installment.
News $2.2 Billion in COVID Relief Signed by Inslee House Bill 1368, which allocates $2.2 billion in COVID relief from the federal government, has been signed by Gov. Jay Inslee.
News Pierce College to Host First ‘Students of Color Empowerment Summit’ The two-day virtual event aims to provide an opportunity for students of color to focus on their empowerment and self-efficacy with wellness and self-care while building community with their peers, according to a release.
News An Invite to Impact 100 Seattle’s ‘Impactships’ The Seattle Chapter of the Impact 100 Council is offering “Impactships” to increase accessibility to membership.
News Lakewood Library Reopens with Limited Technology Services As part of pilot project for safely reopening libraries and helping to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the Lakewood Pierce County Library has announced that it is now offering limited technology services to people of all ages in its meeting room.
