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What programs and services does the Regional Homelessness Authority administer?

February 18, 2022

The RHA administers programs and services including: Outreach to people experiencing homelessness Diversion and prevention of homelessness for persons at imminent…Read More

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How is the RHA different from the previous system?

February 15, 2022

Our Theory of Change The Regional Homelessness Authority has a human-centered theory of change that guides our work: If we create a homeless response…Read More

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The Regional Homelessness Authority and all of King County is located on the unceded, traditional land of the Coast Salish Peoples. We honor this land and its peoples past and present, and are committed to directing funding and resources to organizations led by and in support of Native and Indigenous Peoples.

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