Dec BDA Breakfast Addressing Homelessness in Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) is set to host a breakfast event on December 11, 2018, focusing on the urgent issue of homelessness in Bellevue. The discussion will feature a panel of experts, including David Bowling from Congregations for the Homeless and Judy Buckmaster from the Bellevue School District, who will provide insights into the complexities of homelessness in the area. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the current data and trends that inform local responses to homelessness, as well as the critical needs being met by various agencies and non-profits. This event aims to foster collaboration and problem-solving among stakeholders, addressing one of the region’s most significant challenges. The need for effective community engagement and partnership is emphasized, making this event timely and important.

Registration is encouraged for those interested in contributing to the solution. By participating, community members can gain valuable insights and help shape the dialogue surrounding homelessness in Bellevue. This event underscores the ongoing efforts to create a supportive environment for affected individuals and families.

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