DESC and community partners will host an Overdose Awareness Day event on Friday, August 28, bringing together community members, substance use disorder providers, and people with lived experience to honor those lost to overdose and raise awareness.
DESC’s annual benefit concert and program spotlight, Gimme Shelter, takes place October 24 from 6-10p.m.! We hope you’ll join us at the Georgetown Ballroom to learn about our work to end homelessness in Seattle, connect with dedicated community members, and enjoy local live music!
MEDIA CONTACT: DESC Sr. Communications Manager Jessica Schreindl, jschreindl@desc.org
SEATTLE, WA — DESC invites the media, community members, partners, and supporters to the grand opening of its Downtown Behavioral Health Clinic and Opioid Recovery & Care Access (ORCA) Center, located in the heart of Seattle at 515 Third Avenue on the second floor of our Morrison building.
Themed “From Crisis to Stability: A Continuum of Care,” this special event celebrates the launch of two innovative, co-located programs that expand DESC’s person-centered approach to care for people experiencing homelessness, severe mental health challenges, and substance use disorders.
Overdose Awareness Day – August 29 from 1-3p.m. in Occidental Square
Join us on Friday, August 29, from 1–3 p.m. at Occidental Square for International Overdose Awareness and Remembrance Day — an event centered on healing, connection, and honoring lives lost to accidental drug poisoning.
DESC and community partners hosting documentary film screening at Seattle Town Hall on May 13, followed by an expert panel.
DESC is partnering with the City of Seattle, King County, Plymouth Housing, King County Regional Homelessness Authority, the Seattle Police Department, and the Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness to host a public screening of “Beyond the Bridge: A Solution to Homelessness” at Seattle Town Hall on May 13.