H&D Villages, Spokane Washington

H&D Villages, Spokane Washington H&D Villages was created by Eastern Washington University Master in Social Work Candidates to address

02/05/2021

The need for housing is only growing in Spokane.

04/19/2019
04/13/2019

Don't miss our popular spring Car Care Fair tomorrow from 9am-3pm at SCC. Automotive specialists provide free vehicle inspection for air filters, belts, hoses, lights, fluids, tire pressure, wiper blades and more.

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04/09/2019

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Family Promise, a Spokane based non-profit, purchased the historic building located at Mission Avenue and Napa Street.

04/08/2019

This is the place to be if you want resources!!

03/27/2019

KOMO’s “Seattle is Dying” was not productive in the region’s battle against the homelessness crisis. In fact, it hurt the conversation by demonizing people with no place to live, mental illness or addiction.

03/22/2019

American landlords derive more profit from renters in low-income neighborhoods, researchers Matthew Desmond and Nathan Wilmers find.

03/09/2019

The Spokane City Council abruptly voted Thursday to set aside $30,000 in the city’s budget to purchase the passes, which supporters said is necessary to provide transportation options for those in the downtown core to reach services in other parts of town.

02/19/2019

Spokane, we have a problem.

01/16/2019

In a statement from Washington state's Department of Social and Health Services, the agency is warning Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients to budget their benefits wisely this month.

01/15/2019

Voters across the state want to see solutions. Lawmakers have at least a dozen.

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Our Initial Steps

We began in early 2018 by meeting with numerous elected officials in Olympia Washington to advocate for the passage of Governor Inslee’s proposed 2017-2019 budget. We were specifically interested in the mental health section of the budget that increased funding for community needs.

We met with officials across the aisles. Democrat and Republican alike were open-minded and understood the issues facing communities in regard to mental health, co-occurring disorders and addictions.

Pictured above is a few of the Hope 4 Housing members at one of our meetings with Senator Short. 2018