We stand by our communities and are committed to supporting our partners, who are leading the immediate disaster relief and will lead their communities in the long road to recovery ahead.
We stand by our communities and are committed to supporting our partners, who are leading the immediate disaster relief and will lead their communities in the long road to recovery ahead.
In the wake of the terrible wildfires impacting our region, Gov. Ferguson issued a set of executive actions on August 10 to support community fire relief. We wanted to make…
We stand by our communities and are committed to supporting our partners, who are leading the immediate disaster relief and will lead their communities in the long road to recovery ahead.
Waters Meet is committed to investing our full resources in community.
When we come together across political and ideological divides we can create solutions that uplift our entire community.
Our 2024-2025 Impact Report, “Evolving with Community,” aims to capture the fundamental changes to the way we operate that we have implemented over the past two years.
The Rooted in Community series shares the story of community partners in the Building Connections Initiative. Since 2021, Manzanita House has worked to fill gaps in services for immigrants and refugees in Eastern Washington.
Waters Meet has prepared a special report to share what we have learned as the system operator of the pilot housing navigation center and specialized shelter system under contract with the City of Spokane.
West Hills Neighbors invited to offer feedback on planned Pilot Tiny Home Village
This pilot project responds to a continued community need and represents an important opportunity to improve pathways to permanent housing.
Selections have been made for the Building Connections Initiative.
The City of Spokane, in partnership with Empire Health Foundation, Compassionate Addiction Treatment (CAT), and Family Promise of Spokane, is opening additional scattered site facilities for people experiencing homelessness. The…