Hello all:
Just wanted to let everyone know that BBC Family Shelter has (unbelievably) 10 openings for single women, DV victims, and/or families with children. We provide a secure and safe environment, 3 meals a day, showers, laundry facilities, case management services, referrals to legal assistance through Tacoma Pro Bono, and other services as needed/available. All potential residents must undergo a background check. We cannot accommodate pets.
Please spread the word and have those in need of shelter for up to 90 days contact BBC Family Shelter at 253-475-4173 or 253-475-1774. 
Thanks! 

Sincerely,
Desiree S. Hosannah
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On Wed, Jul 21, 2021 at 5:32 PM Communication forum for the Tacoma Pierce County Coalition to End Homelessness <nobody@list.pchomeless.org> wrote:
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FOUND♥️👐Re: Missing! 38 year old Indigenous woman with severe dementia - Kerri (21 Jul 2021 05:00 UTC)
PCDCRC Service Provider Calendar: Wednesday July 21, 2021 - PCDCRC (21 Jul 2021 15:32 UTC)
PCDCRC Career Event Today!!! - PCDCRC (21 Jul 2021 15:35 UTC)
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Fwd: Registration is Now Open for the National Virtual Conference on Ending Homelessness - Maureen Howard (21 Jul 2021 16:09 UTC)
Looking for Free Glasses for Family on Medicaid - Austin Colburn (21 Jul 2021 16:12 UTC)
RE: Looking for Free Glasses for Family on Medicaid - Garcia, Christina (21 Jul 2021 21:10 UTC)
Reimbursement for Water and Garbage Bags Purchased During the Heat Emergency for Use in City of Tacoma - Maureen Howard (21 Jul 2021 16:36 UTC)
CLE and Community Workshop: Housing Law Updates for Exiting COVID-19 Protections - Lauren Angelo (21 Jul 2021 18:04 UTC)
FOUND♥️👐Re: Missing! 38 year old Indigenous woman with severe dementia by Kerri (21 Jul 2021 05:00 UTC)
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    Thank you so much to everyone who helped!  Marita was found tonight in Seattle. 

    On Mon, Jul 19, 2021, 9:51 PM Kerri <kerridecantero@gmail.com> wrote:
    Hi everyone, 
    Please keep your eyes and ears peeled for Marita (answers to Mo), she is a young looking 38 year old with severe dementia missing from her care home near Frisko Freeze for three days now. She is very trusting and friendly, walks slowly with an altered gait, and may be seeking services or in a shelter or encampment with new friends. There have been possible sightings along K St, SeaTac, on an orange motorcycle with a man, and today near 72nd/McKinley. Any news please contact 911 or the numbers on the flyers (I am happy to relay messages to them as well but am not always quickly in reach of emails). Please share flyers/photos on social, print and post as you can and reach out to your networks. Let's find this lady! 
    Thanks 
PCDCRC Service Provider Calendar: Wednesday July 21, 2021 by PCDCRC (21 Jul 2021 15:32 UTC)
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PCDCRC Career Event Today!!! by PCDCRC (21 Jul 2021 15:35 UTC)
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    VERY SHORT NOTICE BUT WORTH ATTENDING. PLEASE SEE BELOW FLIER FOR ATTENDANCE INFORMATION!

     

     

    Work Source will be hosting an employment event tomorrow at the Pierce County District Court Resource Center. It can be attended in person at the CRC at 925 Tacoma Avenue or virtually.

     

    See link below or attached flyer for virtual attendance instructions.

     

    7/21 12-1:30PM - Chance for Change (employer panel will include Pierce County, William Factory and Pierce County Roofers)

     

    This is very short notice, so please invite anyone seeking employment opportunities. There are also other Work Source Events available for career seekers scheduled for this month and next. Links below.

     

    7/22, 1-2PM - Retail Career Boost with Fred Meyer

    7/27, 1-2PM - HCA Career Boost

    8/3, 1-2PM - Apprenticeship Career Boost

    8/5, 1-2PM - HR Career Boost

     

    Thank you,

     

    Pierce County District Court Resource Center

    Connecting You to Services

    Open Monday-Friday from 8:30 to 4:30 pm

    925 Tacoma Avenue S

    Tacoma, WA 98402

    (253)-798-7631

    PCDCRC@piercecountywa.gov

    www.piercecountywa.gov/PCDCRC

     

     


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Fwd: Registration is Now Open for the National Virtual Conference on Ending Homelessness by Maureen Howard (21 Jul 2021 16:09 UTC)
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Looking for Free Glasses for Family on Medicaid by Austin Colburn (21 Jul 2021 16:12 UTC)
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    Hi folks,

     

    I am working with a family in which the parent needs glasses. She has a valid prescription, but Medicaid supposedly won’t cover lenses or frames for adults over the age of 20. Does anyone know of any programs or providers I could refer her to get the cost covered?

     

    Best,

    Austin

     

    Austin Colburn (He/Him/His)

    Case Manager

                                                                             

    Tacoma Rescue Mission  

    Adams Street Family Campus
    P 253.383.4493 Ext 1500                                  

    www.TRM.org

     

     

RE: Looking for Free Glasses for Family on Medicaid by Garcia, Christina (21 Jul 2021 21:10 UTC)
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    We’ve found this to be a great resource for our members:

    https://new-eyes.org

     

     

     

    Christina Garcia, MPH

    (She/Her)

    HealthHomes Supervisor

    360-558-2645

    Christina.Garcia3@molinahealthcare.com

     

     

    From: fullcoalition@list.pchomeless.org <fullcoalition@list.pchomeless.org> On Behalf Of Austin Colburn
    Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2021 9:13 AM
    To: fullcoalition@list.pchomeless.org
    Subject: Homeless Coalition - Looking for Free Glasses for Family on Medicaid

     

    EXTERNAL EMAIL: Please do not click any links or open any attachments unless you trust the sender and know the content is safe.

     

    Hi folks,

     

    I am working with a family in which the parent needs glasses. She has a valid prescription, but Medicaid supposedly won’t cover lenses or frames for adults over the age of 20. Does anyone know of any programs or providers I could refer her to get the cost covered?

     

    Best,

    Austin

     

    Austin Colburn (He/Him/His)

    Case Manager

                                                                             

    Tacoma Rescue Mission  

    Adams Street Family Campus
    P 253.383.4493 Ext 1500                                  

    www.TRM.org

     

     

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Reimbursement for Water and Garbage Bags Purchased During the Heat Emergency for Use in City of Tacoma by Maureen Howard (21 Jul 2021 16:36 UTC)
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    Colleagues,
    The City of Tacoma will reimburse for water and garbage bags purchased during the heat emergency but only for use within the City of Tacoma.   Associated Ministries will handle the actual reimbursement process but requests will go through me.  If you want to be reimbursed, please email me for the request form.  You will need your receipts.  Individuals are eligible for reimbursement.
    Let's get this done as quickly as possible.
    Thanks,
    Maureen
    Maureen Howard
    Senior Policy Analyst
    Tacoma Pierce County Coalition to End Homelessness
    3320 S. 8th St.
    Tacoma, WA 98405
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CLE and Community Workshop: Housing Law Updates for Exiting COVID-19 Protections by Lauren Angelo (21 Jul 2021 18:04 UTC)
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    https://calendar.piercecountylibrary.org/event/5353289

     

    Bridge Moratorium, SB 5160 & HB 1236 | Presented by Mark Morzol, Attorney Housing Justice Project

     

    This presentation provides an overview of SB 5160 and HB 1236 including:

    • Increased tenant protections during the public health emergency,

    • Legal representation for qualifying tenants in eviction cases,

    • The eviction resolution program to address nonpayment of rent cases,

    • Major changes applying to terminations of tenancy.

     

    Contact: Ame Watterson, Pierce County Law Library Branch Services Liaison

    (253) 798-2691; Ame.watterson@piercecountywa.gov

     

    Lauren Angelo

    Grant Writer & Prospect Research Associate

    (she, her, hers)

    P: 253.548.3469

    E: langelo@piercecountylibrary.org

    https://piercecountylibrary.org/donate

    currently reading: Coming Home To Her by Emily Juniper

     


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