Volunteers Needed for 2025 Point in Time Homeless Census

Olympia, WALocal News

As the 2025 Point in Time Homeless Census approaches, volunteers are urgently needed to support this essential community initiative. Conducted annually, the census gathers critical data on homelessness, which informs local agencies on how to effectively allocate resources and enhance services for those in need. Volunteers will play a key role in counting individuals experiencing homelessness, ensuring an accurate representation of the local homeless population. This data is essential for shaping policies and directing funding to support local homelessness programs. The event not only sheds light on the ongoing challenges faced by the homeless community but also encourages community engagement and support.

Local organizations are calling on residents to step forward and participate in this important effort, highlighting that every count matters. Interested individuals can find more details about volunteering through local agencies involved in the census. Community participation in this initiative is vital for making a meaningful impact on homelessness in the region.

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