Recent Updates
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Contact: Rob Huff, robh@wliha.org, (253) 229-5769
The Gap report shows why Housing Trust Fund investments and HB 2266 are so critical
The lowest income households in Washington continue to face a severe shortage of affordable and available rental homes in the latest The Gap report published today from the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC).
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Contact: Rob Huff,robh@wliha.org, 253-229-5769
NEWS ADVISORY - Critical bill to legalize solutions to homelessness passes out of the Senate
Today the Senate passed Engrossed Substitute House Bill 2266 to remove barriers to the siting of permanent supportive housing and shelter in a critical step to ensure Washington can respond more quickly and efficiently to the ongoing affordable housing and homelessness crisis.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026
Contact: Rob Huff, robh@wliha.org, 253-229-5769
Critical bill to legalize solutions to homelessness passes out of committee
Today the Senate Housing Committee passed Engrossed Substitute House Bill 2266 to remove barriers to the siting of permanent supportive housing and shelter in a critical step to ensure Washington can respond more quickly and efficiently to the ongoing affordable housing and homelessness crisis.
The Week in Housing Advocacy - Week 2
Kate Baber, Homelessness Policy and Advocacy Specialist
Kate B. here penning this issue of The Week in Housing Advocacy. I have so many highlights from this week that it was difficult to pick just a couple for the blog. Personally, I like starting with advocate testimonies.
The Week in Housing Advocacy - Week 2
Kate Baber, Homelessness Policy and Advocacy Specialist
Kate B. here penning this issue of The Week in Housing Advocacy. I have so many highlights from this week that it was difficult to pick just a couple for the blog. Personally, I like starting with advocate testimonies.
The Week in Housing Advocacy - Week 2
Kate Baber, Homelessness Policy and Advocacy Specialist
Kate B. here penning this issue of The Week in Housing Advocacy. I have so many highlights from this week that it was difficult to pick just a couple for the blog. Personally, I like starting with advocate testimonies.
The Week in Housing Advocacy - Week 1
Ben Miksch, Affordable Housing Policy and Advocacy Specialist
Last week saw the start of the legislative session, and things are already moving at full-speed. We have a lot to accomplish and not a lot of time to do it! Today (Wednesday) is already day 10 of 60!!!
The Week in Housing Advocacy - Week 1
Ben Miksch, Affordable Housing Policy and Advocacy Specialist
Last week saw the start of the legislative session, and things are already moving at full-speed. We have a lot to accomplish and not a lot of time to do it! Today (Wednesday) is already day 10 of 60!!!
The Week in Housing Advocacy - Week 1
Ben Miksch, Affordable Housing Policy and Advocacy Specialist
Last week saw the start of the legislative session, and things are already moving at full-speed. We have a lot to accomplish and not a lot of time to do it! Today (Wednesday) is already day 10 of 60!!!
The Week in Housing Advocacy - Week 1
Ben Miksch, Affordable Housing Policy and Advocacy Specialist
Last week saw the start of the legislative session, and things are already moving at full-speed. We have a lot to accomplish and not a lot of time to do it! Today (Wednesday) is already day 10 of 60!!!
The Week in Housing Advocacy - Week 1
Ben Miksch, Affordable Housing Policy and Advocacy Specialist
Last week saw the start of the legislative session, and things are already moving at full-speed. We have a lot to accomplish and not a lot of time to do it! Today (Wednesday) is already day 10 of 60!!!
Speak Up for the Housing Trust Fund
Michele Thomas, Director of Policy and Advocacy
The 2014 state legislative session began on Monday and now is the time to tell your elected officials that you want them to prioritize affordable housing and homelessness this session!
Speak Up for the Housing Trust Fund
Michele Thomas, Director of Policy and Advocacy
The 2014 state legislative session began on Monday and now is the time to tell your elected officials that you want them to prioritize affordable housing and homelessness this session!