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Introducing George Farrell, HealthierHere's New Partnership and Engagement Manager
March 6, 2024
Learn how George hopes to combine innovation and partnerships in his new role!
Meet Julia Tombari, HealthierHere's New Communications Specialist
February 29, 2024
Get to know our new team member!
Announcing Michael McKee’s Transition to Role as Washington State Director for Comagine Health
February 14, 2024
Mr. McKee will assume his role with Comagine Health on February 21st, 2024.
Meet Olivia Butkowski, HealthierHere's New Community Network Manager
February 8, 2024
Get to know our newest team member!
In Equal Measure: December CEO Note
December 20, 2023
HealthierHere's CEO John Kim expresses gratitude to our community and share about the importance of receiving and giving in equal measure.
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Two Kent nonprofits get funds to provide mental health services
The Kent Reporter
July 19, 2022
Building a Successful Community Information Exchange for SDOH Data
EHR Intelligence
June 16, 2022
Compassion Seattle has a plan for a tent-free city. Does it hold up?
Crosscut
April 29, 2021
Seattle Coronavirus Assessment Network Scan Study Identifies Priorities for 2021
King County Public Health Insider
March 18, 2021
Building trust in BIPOC communities battling COVID-19
CityStream
February 19, 2021
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HealthierHere Welcomes Three New Community Hub Case Management Partners
July 21, 2026
New partnerships bring culturally grounded, multilingual, and life-stage services to communities across King County
HealthierHere and Tribal Partners Receive Northwest Emmy Nomination
May 20, 2026
Short film celebrating Tribal health collaborations across King County recognized in "Outstanding Branded Short Form Content" category.
HealthierHere Invests $1 Million in King County Community Organizations, Announcing 21 Awardees of the Collective Abundance Grant
March 26, 2026
Grants of $25,000–$50,000 support arts and cultural organizations, Native-led programs, health and social services, and community-based work across King County
New Collective Abundance Grant Offers $25,000–$50,000 to Support Community-Led Organizations in King County
January 23, 2026
Apply for $25,000–$50,000 in flexible, trust-based funding for community-led organizations in King County.
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