KCRHA is centering people with lived experience of homelessness in everything we do. We rely on data, proven practices, and principles of social justice and racial equity. We support dignity and self-determination in designing and implementing a …

As the KCRHA takes on coordination, funding, and policy for homeless response services in Seattle and King County, we will keep you updated on progress and successes. Learn about how we’re making a difference through better data, proven practices, and …

Join our team at KCRHA! We are building a diverse and dynamic team of peers committed to significantly decreasing homelessness throughout King County, using equity and social justice principles. If you’re passionate about contributing to our mission and are looking for a rewarding career opportunity, we invite you to explore our job openings ...

2025年1月14日 · Referrals are the process for service providers to move their unhoused client into housing resources within the Coordinated Entry System. Referrals are facilitated by Coordinated Entry System staff, nominations are made by service providers across the region who assist households with documentation preparation, connection to programs post-referral, …

For general information about KCRHA, or to leave a message for KCRHA staff, please call (206) 930-8846 or email us at [email protected]. View the organizational chart of the KCRHA Executive and Senior leadership team here.

KCRHA staff and more than 130 volunteers conducted interviews at 19 hub sites in urban, suburban, and rural parts of King County. People experiencing homelessness answered questions about their living situation and health and provided demographic information.

2025年3月27日 · QR Code for KCRHA’s Severe Weather Response page – can be added to flyers to direct to the most up-to-date info. Cold Weather Activation Thresholds Consolidated Flyer – for service providers to have a quick reference to activation tiers

Please note that complaints concerning organizations and programs that are recipients of funding from KCRHA will be given priority consideration. King County 2-1-1 King County’s Community Information Line ( 2-1-1 ) has people available to provide information and referrals to shelters and services by phone or text Monday through Friday, 8:00 ...

Creation and implementation of a King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) to consolidate funding and policy regarding homeless crisis response activities across Seattle and King County, and to provide an accountability mechanism …

The Implementation Board provides direction and oversight to the KCRHA, and Board Members are required to have experience in the housing and homelessness fields. Questions regarding the Implementation Board can be sent to Clerk of the Authority Austin Christoffersen.