1. DISCUSSION SESSION #5 YOUTH AND HOMELESSNESS & CSEC

2. SURVEYS AND ATTENDANCE

3. TODAY LETS DO SOMETHING A LITTLE DIFFERENT…

4. 2013 NURSE LEGISLATIVE DAY GREAT WOLF LODGE

5. HOMELESSNESS ADVOCACY 101: REGULAR PEOPLE SPEAKING UP FOR HOUSING & JUSTICE Invest at least $175 Million in the Housing Trust Fund Increases access to safe, healthy, and affordable housing Preserve and Strengthen our Disability Lifeline: Fund the Housing and Essentials Needs (HEN) and the Aged, Blind, and Disabled (ABD) programs Provides essential needs such as toiletries and hygiene supplies Provides additional financial support Make Tenant Screening Reports Fair and Accurate for all Renters Helps remove barriers to obtaining housing for many low-income people

6. “NOTHING WE DO AS INDIVIDUALS MATTERS, BUT IT’S VITALLY IMPORTANT THAT WE DO IT ANYWAY” GANDHI

7. Teeth: 10 Students provided care to 27 Adults and 9 Children at Mary’s Place in Downtown Seattle Oral Hygiene Instruction, Hygiene Kit Distribution, Fluoride Application, Screenings and Referrals Toes: Nursing and Medical Students provided Foot Care to the women and children of Mary’s Place TEETH AND TOES @ MARY’S PLACE

8. UNION GOSPEL MISSION DENTAL CLINIC

9. YOUTH AND HOMELESSNESS & CSEC Please welcome… Josephine Ensign, DrPH - Associate Professor, School of Nursing