Mayor, Office of Housing add about 600 new units of permanent supportive housing

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Mayor Jenny A. Durkan announced that the City of Seattle Office of Housing is investing in approximately 600 new units of permanent supportive housing in six buildings. The Office of Housing is committing approximately $60 million from the Seattle Housing Levy to be leveraged with state and federal resources to build and operate the housing. Permanent Supportive Housing offers non-time limited affordable housing and voluntary supportive services that may include counseling, behavioral and physical health support, and alcohol and drug treatment. These new homes will be in addition to the 3,700 permanent supportive housing units currently in service and over 350 units under construction that have been awarded funding.

Speakers include:
Mayor Jenny A. Durkan, City of Seattle
Emily Alvarado, Seattle Office of Housing
Colleen Echohawk, Chief Seattle Club
Kevonya Elzia, Neighborcare Health

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If I'm a homeless, I would move to Seattle :D

mostbestjia
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They used to lock people lock this up in padded rooms...

c.s.i.inamerica
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This is directly supporting drug dealers in a never-ending circle of addiction. Criminal! You politicians. Enablers!

AJLopez
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Busisnesses move you are about to be robbed

ladybugsutton
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Homelessness has exploded in this city. Ultra-wealth has also exploded in this city at the same time. It is past the time for the billionaires to pay their fair share. A concentration of wealth is extremely dangerous to any society. We have to work towards income equality because the gap between the ultra-rich and the poor is known to be dangerous. At the same time, income equality leads to a reduction in crime and improves everyone's wellbeing. Having a stable home will help the homeless get back on the feet. However, if the ultra-rich are continued to be allowed to transfer money from the poor and middle-class up to them, then there will be no jobs, no income, and no relief for many people who are not homeless... yet.

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