Campion Advocacy Fund的动态

Earlier this week, officials from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), including Dep. Secretary Andrea Palm, Principal Dep. Assistant Secretary Jeff Hild, and Administration for Children and Families Commissioner Rebecca Jones Gaston, traveled to Tacoma to learn about what’s contributing to the ? 40% reduction in young people experiencing homelessness.?? Governor Jay Inslee and First Lady Trudi Inslee spoke as did leaders from the state’s Office of Homeless Youth and from nonprofit service providers Cocoon House, the YMCA of Greater Seattle Social Impact Center, and The Coffee Oasis, as well as from youth leaders at the The Mockingbird Society. ? Sonya Campion and Sheila Babb Anderson represented Campion Advocacy Fund. The message to our federal partners was clear—better coordination from government, youth-driven decision making, a focus on equitable outcomes, and philanthropic partnerships have spurred innovative programs across our state. ?Roughly 10,000 fewer young people are experiencing homelessness this year in Washington than were eight years ago.?? Thank you to our federal leadership for traveling to Washington. Let’s continue to partner on our goal to make Washington state the first in the nation to prevent and end youth homelessness. This success *can* and *should* be replicated by communities across the country. #endhomelessness #youthhomelessness #affordablehousing #leadership #wagov #fedgov

  • Two white women, both with glasses and silvered hair, sit at a conference table. They are looking at one another. One is clapping and smiling at the other. Other women clap and smile in the background.
Sheila Babb Anderson

President, Housing and Homelessness, Campion Advocacy Fund and Campion Foundation

2 个月

Such an inspiring conversation this week on the work to prevent and end youth homelessness!

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