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Meet the Team!
Aaliyah is AM’s Shared Housing Marketing Specialist for the Youth Host Homes and Adult Home Share programs. She works to find secure housing solutions for young adults across Pierce County.…
Read MoreFaith Over Division: Let’s Talk – Local Gathering to Address Toxic Polarization as a Spiritual Crisis
Faith Over Division national tour coming to Tacoma on Sept. 15 Faith can be a powerful response to division, and people of faith across the country are coming together to…
Read MoreMTI Creates Smiles for our Neighbors in Need
We at AM are focused on providing a continuum of care for our houseless neighbors, but the reality of the situation is that without partners like Medical Teams International we…
Read MoreCooling Shelters July 8, 2024
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Read MoreMeet the Team!
Meet Zorra, AM’s very special staffer in the Finance and Development Office! Zorra is a 4-year old Golden Retriever mix. While on the clock, Zorra excels at keeping staff morale…
Read MoreRemembering Rev. Bruce Foreman
Rev. Bruce Foreman1930-2024Celebration of LifeSunday, August 18, 2:00 pmFranke Tobey Jones Wellness Center5340 N Bristol St., Tacoma 98407 AM’s founding executive director, Bruce Foreman, passed away June 19 after a…
Read MoreShared Housing Talk on CityLine
AM’s Shared Housing Specialists, Aaliyah and Annika and program client Ozzy, were featured on City of Tacoma Government‘s hit morning show CityLine to discuss Shared Housing and inform the city…
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After attending AM’s Lead the Way Home Breakfast on May 8, Rev. Pam Tinsley had this to share about her learnings that morning about the important work of this local…
Read MoreThis system is supposed to help people in crisis find housing. It’s broken, many say
Cameron Sheppard at The News Tribune interviewed AM’s own Mike Yoder and Valorie Crout. Read what Cameron had to share. Read more at: https://www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/article288029265.html#storylink=cpy p/c Drew Perine
Read MoreJohnson vs. Grants Pass: Faith Leaders Across the Country are Making Themselves Heard
On April 22, the first night of Passover, the Supreme Court heard Johnson v. Grants Pass, the most significant case on homelessness in the last 40 years — and faith…
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