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Housing & Help
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Welcome to Housing and Help- The homeless solutions series documenting authentic voices, current and best practices, and those doing the right things to end homelessness in the Spokane region.
Tune into this documentary series to learn more about how we got here, how Houston became a sustainable model in ending homelessness, and see what IS working now that needs additional funding to bolster. #housingandhelp #housing #solution
Tune into this documentary series to learn more about how we got here, how Houston became a sustainable model in ending homelessness, and see what IS working now that needs additional funding to bolster. #housingandhelp #housing #solution
Відео
Homelessness Solutions Series - Ep.5
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We have never experienced homelessness in our community on a scale like we are in Spokane today. In Housing and Help episode 5- you’ll meet the people that are facing homelessness and those trying to provide help. housingandhelp.org
Housing and Help | Episode 5 | The Way Home
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We have never experienced homelessness in our community on a scale like we are in Spokane today. In Housing and Help, a homeless solution series, you’ll meet the people that are facing homelessness and those trying to provide help. Subscribe to be notified about upcoming episodes. Check out the Housing & Help podcast, featuring the full interviews from each episode: ua-cam.com/play/PLzTp7_ab4RB...
Housing and Help Podcast / Jerry
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Jerry - Former Patron of The Beacon Homeless for over a year after serving 27 years of a 45 year sentence for armed robbery, Jerry found his way to The Beacon, downtown Houston’s homelessness hub. Supported by the Episcopal Diocese of Houston, The Beacon provides more than just three meals a day, but an entire array of services, from healthcare to laundry, mental and substance use care, even im...
Chis Patterson Housing and Help Podcast
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Chris Patterson - Community Solutions Advisor - Hello for Good Spokane Chris Patterson is the Community Solutions Advisor for Hello for Good; a non-profit representing over one hundred businesses in the Spokane Washington area, concerned about the impact the homeless problem is having on commerce, especially in the downtown core. A former foster child himself, Chris is also the National Lead fo...
Thao Costis and Bob Eury - Housing and Help Podcast
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Collaboration is the key to Houston’s remarkable success in reducing homelessness. Today Houston has the lowest per capita homeless population of any major city in America, thanks to remarkable leaders like Thao Costis, President and CEO of SEARCH Homeless Services and Bob Eury; recently retired after serving for over 30 years as the CEO of Central Houston, the city’s downtown business associat...
Annise Parker - Housing and Help Podcast
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Annise Parker - Housing and Help Podcast
Marc Eichenbaum - Housing and Help Podcast
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Marc Eichenbaum - Housing and Help Podcast
Episode 4 | Houston We Have A Problem
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Episode 4 | Houston We Have A Problem
Spokane to Houston | Reducing Homelessness
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Spokane to Houston | Reducing Homelessness
Housing and Help Podcast Episode 3 - Maurice Smith
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Housing and Help Podcast Episode 3 - Maurice Smith
(Shantee and Joseph) - Housing and Help Podcast
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(Shantee and Joseph) - Housing and Help Podcast
Julie Garcia | Housing & Help Podcast | Episode 2
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Julie Garcia | Housing & Help Podcast | Episode 2
Ed Byrnes | Housing & Help Podcast | Episode 1
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Ed Byrnes | Housing & Help Podcast | Episode 1
*PLEASE DON'T REPLY TO THIS POST!!! I heard that a female employee ofJewels Helping Hands ran a "homeless house" with her husband at one time, where they rented out rooms! Word is that she closed it to ALL homeless people due to her later discovery that one of their tenants was a sex-offender! Maybe she'll help get some people off the streets, and consider reopening it. Even if just as housing for women only this time! If it does reopen, they'll need to obey landlord/tenant laws this time around.🏡
As mayor, Parker voted for and then enacted an ordinance making it illegal to share food with the homeless in public spaces.
Its not about the cost of them while they are homeless that matters its the billions of tax dollars yall steal squander for the problem to only get 2x worse and enabling that for as long as possible.
Sounds like a good clip.
I dated a homeless woman. She was great. I could drop her off anywhere...
Thank you for helping us against discrimination.!
Great job! I was disappointed that Hello For Good's Chris Patterson didn't have a more specific "vision". I know they are behind you guys, but as their spokesperson, he needs to step up more. I loved the interview with the formerly homeless gentleman in Houston - and how important it is to have an ID!!! We need a Navigation Center!! Keep it up, Gavin and Ben!!
Way to go Anise
Stop inflation!
Just bring them all from Seattle, and we will give them homes and free money.
Anyone can be homeless.. Jewel is a great person and Shelters-are absolutely horrible
Que représente un monument de grands auteur fait de bâche
This says part 2. Did I miss part 1 of episode 3? Thanks!
Thank you!
Well done 👏
Such a great series. Thank you for it. I am excited to see the next episode that wiil hopefully interview the key players here in Spokane and report the progress Spokane will have made in the coming months.
I appreciate the point that we cannot afford to not address this issue. It's a political and community issue we must address together.
We need philanthropy to also take care of our youth and offer youth programs and jobs. So that they are off the street after school. So that they are not loitering or doing petty crimes for food and gas money. Instead they are on a track to school with scholarship or a training program for trades or tech.
Thank you for this. We don’t have this in the Bay Area and we have an overwhelming amount of homeless. Many refuse to go to shelters because they don’t want to be shuffled daily and moved out to then apply again daily to a few shelters. We have new buildings but it’s not enough or fast enough. Glide health services has been successful in the tenderloin in San Francisco. But it’s not enough.
Well done! I’m as optimistic as I have ever been that Spokane can accomplish most of what Houston has done.
Time for Episode #5, please.
Liberal city plain, and simple
Other states in big cities across the country need to adapt to this policy as well.
Who pays for the housing? And what happens when they start breaking down, who pays for that?
We taxpayers pay for that. If you was in a place where you needed that kind of help, we would do the same for you.
@@jasonharkins1315also the rent they pay
Interesting because of the mild(hot) climate.
Please...they would have placed her Mom.witj her or some where...where is her Mother now....
This is so sad. But she loved her mom so much and she didn't want her mom to be alone. And it's ashame housing wouldn't let her take her mom with her. God Bless them both
YET non Americans get Help" Biden you idiot" 🙃😣🤢👽👿👺👺👺👺👺👺👺👿😳🤔🤔
What you say we the ppl💕
So sad
Because it's a business that people make a lot of money off of take care of homelessness they lose a living
Not for long! Bidens new people need a place to live!
There is enough land and enough on this planet for everybody to have their own little space, but they are the powers that be they do not want that to occur. You have to look at the structure of the United States, the structure of the planet, and what we call government you have to look and see how they do things who’s getting rich, why are people having to go 20 and 30 miles outside of their community to work to have something? Why can’t you work in your community and make a decent wage and live you have to think about how they structured everything to work. My mothers aren’t home with the children there’s no fathers in the home you have to look at that plays a part in our community and how the government has structure does indent us so that they can keep a foothold or better yet their foot on our Nick has the people to keep us down and they stay up up
Sad
What really needs to happen is they need shipped out of here. Send em to California where they can get their drugs for free. They're ripping up our neighborhoods. Stealing our stuff. Making the city unsafe. A one way bus pass is significantly cheaper than taking care of them indefinitely. Hell, give each and every one of them a Corolla and let em pack their stuff as long as they never return. Problem solved.
I watched all of the Houston episodes now, but it doesn't say how Houston housed people specifically. new construction? that is what needs to happen. but it doesn't say.
stabilize the sheltering system, she says. but Houston is not talking about sheltering. they are talking about housing people more permanently.
So... where is Spokane's Commission for the Homeless?
Spokane Homeless Coalition
Thank You Gavin Cooley for this sensitive knowledgeable project, looking at the complex intertwined causes and effects of homelessness. I believe the impact of Camp Hope , it’s effect on moving forward with meaningful progress is it’s neon visibility, the impossibility of hiding Camp Hope. No longer can we ‘ sweep’ homelessness under the carpet. No longer can we simply blame and shame those suffering ….we are forced to look at systems, history, power holders, and our own biases..
These videos are so very important. Maurice’s My Road Leads Home are tragic and beautiful and bring a lens of humanity to the deep causes and realities to homelessness….
Great support of housing first.
Imagine if we had a mayor with any sort of leadership skills.
I have volunteer at the Beacon for many years since the 90st GREAT WORK they are doing
I miss you Annise. Our housing 101veterans in 100 days was the most FUN and fulfilling work we have ever done. THANK YOU for your leadership to help Houston where we are at today.
I suggest double checking your edit of the interview with the couple. I believe they made a incriminating statement against jewels helping hands about taking in kids. idk?
What about the background check comment
I’ve been waiting (not so patiently) for this. Well Done!
Glad you like it Dave and thanks for your patience!
Gavin, I attended your meeting at the Central Library last night and have read most of your posts here. Geri and I love Spokane and really appreciate what you are doing to improve the plight of our city’s homeless. I believe you have the solution as it has already worked in Houston, and Atlanta. The beauty is it will save money for the city and county while at the same time provide a roof over the heads of the houseless. Geri and I, as Christians, acknowledge our duty to care for the needy. Matthew 25:31-46. We have volunteered at Family Promise and would love to support you in this endeavor in any way we can. Blessings in putting your collaborative solution together. Gerry
Good job, Gavin Cooley and Ed Byrnes!!!!! I was particularly pleased to see your reference to the beginning of this latest wave of homelessness, 50 or so years ago, including the end of government support via low interest loans to developers to include affordable housing in their projects - and of course the obvious, government allowing corporations to go overseas for cheap labor without any kind of tax penalty. Off to watch the next one here - thanks again!! And Please, tell the producers of these great videos to toss the loud obnoxious music!!!!
Eager right now to watch this. Starting out, I SURE wish people who make videos, unless it's a music video, would not think loud music in the "background" is a good thing. Makes a video nearly unwatchable. Nonetheless,, thanks for this Gavin - will hang in there...
Wow even with the invasion.