Addressing homelessness is important because it is a bellwether for our society. It tells us if our education system is working, our criminal justice system is working, our physical and mental health systems are working, and whether we are providing our community members the support and opportunities they need.

Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J.
President, Seattle University
Member of CEH Governing Board

The Committee to End Homelessness (CEH) is a broad coalition of government, faith communities, nonprofits, the business community and homeless and formerly homeless people working together to implement the Ten-Year Plan to End Homelessness in King County. As a community we are creating lasting solutions. Together.

Doing Business in a Different Way talks about the differences we have made in the past year: over 5,000 people prevented from becoming homeless, a total of 1,065 new units of housing opened - our highest production year ever, a reduction of four percent in the total number of people counted in comparable areas in the One Night Count of homelessness, and more. Learn more.

Steve Gray, Landlord Liaison Project, gives a presentation to case managers on how to help clients access the program