Empowering Youth: Engaging Students in Solving Homelessness
Posted 04/30/2024
Homelessness is an issue that affects our entire community. Because of this, Plymouth is proud to provide opportunities for youth to engage in and lea...
Partnership with UW School of Medicine Brings Compassionate Care to Plymouth Residents
Posted 03/15/2024
As one of the largest providers of permanent supportive housing in King County, Plymouth helps individuals experiencing homelessness move into stable ...
From Redmond to Plymouth Crossing: Eastside Resident Michael Starts a New Chapter
Posted 03/01/2024
*Content warning – this post discusses suicidal feelings. Seven years ago, a series of events left Michael in a tough financial situation. The gove...
Building Highlight: Scargo and Lewiston Apartments
Posted 02/22/2024
Located in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood, Plymouth’s Scargo and Lewiston Apartments are home to 99 residents, all of whom are single adu...
What’s the difference between permanent supportive housing and a ‘homeless shelter’?
Posted 01/31/2024
A shelter helps someone in crisis. Permanent supportive housing helps people leave homelessness behind forever. Both are vital to addressing our regio...
Celebrating Our Filipino Staff: Ian Aguirre
Posted 10/30/2023
October is Filipino/a/x American History Month, a designated time of year to honor the diverse and vibrant community of over four million Filipinos in...
Celebrating Our Filipino Staff: Michelle Umadhay
Posted 10/23/2023
Did you know that there’s a Filipino American behind Blake House, Seattle’s first affordable high rise in over 50 years? October is Filipi...
2022-2023 Mission Awards
Posted 09/15/2023
Last month, Plymouth Housing staff gathered to celebrate the 2022-2023 Mission Awards, our annual ceremony to recognize exceptional staff who have gon...
Behavioral Health Care: A Key Element to Ending Homelessness
Posted 08/15/2023
Obtaining a safe, permanent home is only one step in a journey toward leaving homelessness. When people feel a sense of emotional and mental well-bei...
Vote To Approve Prop. 1: Veterans, Seniors and Human Services Levy
Posted 07/26/2023
Karen Lee—a U.S. Army veteran and CEO of Plymouth Housing—shares why King County voters should vote to approve Proposition 1, the Veterans, Seniors, and Human Services Levy. Plymouth Housing is a leader in permanent supportive housing, with a more than 95% success rate of helping people leave homelessness behind permanently.