Mary's Place

Mary's Place

Individual and Family Services

Seattle, WA 5,127 followers

No one's child should sleep outside.

About us

Mary’s Place offers proven, effective solutions for addressing family homelessness. At five locations across King County, we provide 720 shelter beds to keep families safe and together. #nochildsleepsoutside Resources are offered for employment, housing, wellness, and financial stability through on-site services provided by more than 40 local non-profit organizations. Kids Club provides age-appropriate activities, including arts and crafts, book groups, games, homework help. Our Popsicle Place program provides safe shelter for families with a critically-ill child. We do this with the support of the community! Email info@marysplaceseattle.org for information on how you and your organization can get involved!

Website
http://www.marysplaceseattle.org
Industry
Individual and Family Services
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1999
Specialties
family homelessness

Locations

Employees at Mary's Place

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    The forecast predicts King County temperatures will continue to soar into the 90s this week. The hot weather hits families and children experiencing homelessness very hard, especially those living in cars and tents. Our shelters are full, but our mobile outreach team is working hard to ensure that families living in cars and tents have the supplies they need to endure these extreme weather conditions. Your donation TODAY will help our outreach team keep families cool and safe during this extreme heat. https://bit.ly/3H60y2d

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    Here's your reminder! Our Lunch & Learn webinar about the important work of our mobile outreach team is TOMORROW from 12 - 1 pm! Approximately 50 families call the King County Emergency Family Intake Line each day looking for a safe place to come inside. We're only able to offer a shelter bed to just one or two. The rest are sleeping outside in our community. In 2023 the Mary's Place mobile outreach team helped 506 of these families move into housing directly from their cars or tents. Register today to learn more about this incredible team and how you can support their work: https://bit.ly/4cqHD0j

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    Join us for a Lunch & Learn webinar to learn about the important work of our mobile outreach team! Approximately 50 families call the King County Emergency Family Intake Line each day looking for a safe place to come inside. We're only able to offer a shelter bed to just one or two. The rest are sleeping outside in our community. In 2023 the Mary's Place mobile outreach team helped 506 of these families move into housing directly from their cars or tents. Register today to learn more about this incredible team and how you can support their work: https://bit.ly/4cqHD0j

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    We're excited to share a sweet life update from Tanya, a single mom who came to Mary's Place while she was pregnant with her baby girl, Bella. Tanya was connected to Mary's Place through her participation in the Substance Using Pregnant People (SUPP) Program at Swedish Ballard. At Mary's Place, she found a safe, accepting place to continue her treatment, work toward her housing goals, and get the support she needed during and after pregnancy. “Mary’s Place provided me with the help I needed to take a second chance at a happy life," she shared, "Today, we're stably housed, I'm studying to become a substance abuse counselor, and Bella is blossoming into a smart, fun-loving kid!"

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    Exciting news! With the expansion of the Seattle CARE Department, we have a system that doesn't just respond to crises but walks alongside individuals every step of the way, addressing both the immediate needs of navigating complex systems and accessing the resources they need and deserve, but long-term goals and challenges. By creating a truly coordinated, person-centric continuum of care, we can transform how we support our neighbors most impacted by inequities and move from merely managing crises to fostering genuine, lasting change in people's lives.

    Today, at a press conference at Seattle University, "Mayor Bruce Harrell announced his proposal to expand the Community Assisted Response and Engagement (CARE) department behavioral health responder team, hiring additional responders and expanding citywide, seven days a week following the success of the dual dispatch pilot launched last October." Please read the attached article released by the Mayor's Office earlier today: https://lnkd.in/gD2HHzg7

    • Mayor Harrell speaking at podium, with CARE Chief Amy Smith and Council member Robert Kettle standing behind him to his right.
    • Mayor Harrell shaking the hand of CARE Chief Amy Smith, with Council member Robert Kettle and SFD Chief Harold Scoggins standing to the left and right respectively.
    • CARE Chief Amy Smith speaking at podium, with Mayor Harrell and SFD Chief Harold Scoggins standing behind her to her left.
    • Council member Robert Kettle speaking at podium, with Mayor Harrell, CARE Chief Amy Smith, Seattle University President 
Eduardo M. Peñalver and Mary's Place Executive Director Dominique Alex standing behind him to his left and right.
    • Seattle University President 
Eduardo M. Peñalver speaking at podium, with Mayor Harrell, CARE Chief Amy Smith, and SFD Chief Harold Scoggins standing behind him to his left and right.
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