We know that the way to end homelessness is to house everyone. Yet, ensuring everyone has a place to call home requires a housing supply that is affordable to all, regardless of their incomes. The simplicity of this argument seems well suited to a freshman college logic course. However, the reality is not that simple.

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The Pacific Northwest foundation team provided nearly $40 million in funding to support programs creating opportunities for all children to thrive in stable families, great schools, and strong communities. During the past year, we saw some great progress and incredible wins to help children and families thrive—everything from launching a new way to help homeless families, to winning millions of additional federal dollars for Washington students.

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Working with the United Way of King County, Building Changes, the Raikes Foundation, and more than 100 other private and public partners -- including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, provider agencies and homeless youth – the Committee to End Homelessness adopted a blueprint last year called the Priority Action Steps to Prevent and End Youth and Young Adult Homelessness in King County.

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To solve a problem as complex as family homelessness we must find a way to build integrated knowledge into systems design and review, with new voices that challenge and question the status quo.

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