Defending incarcerated parents’ rights and attending to the needs of the children are vital goals that more states should pursue. by Emma Williams, February 27,
(L-R) Edmonds College Board of Trustees Vice Chair Dave Earling, Edmonds College President Amit Singh, U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen, Board of Trustee Member Wally Webster,
GUEST POST BY: Intelligent.com Higher Education Team – Updated: Nov 8, 2022 According to a 2018 Prison Policy Initiative report, 25% of formerly incarcerated people don’t have a high
Identifying new affordable housing options for people facing homelessness is a complex challenge, especially in high-cost housing markets. Shared housing – when two or more
Kate’s House Foundation® is awarded an exclusive grant to help provide safe and affordable recovery housing January 31, 2022, Seattle, WA – Kate’s House Foundation®
We take in new people weekly. Most come with very little. One of the gifts we can share when people come in is fresh food
We have housed 14 men in the past two weeks. Because of the pandemic, these men came to us with the clothing on their back. We were
Part of our Elite Legacy family had a chance to meet up in Delray Beach, FL as mentorship and a Real Estate Basic were happening
Frank Candelario is one of the first brokers to join Best Choice Realty’s Referral Network. Frank and his wife, Sherri, started Kate’s House Foundation, it is
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