Weld Seattle

Weld works with the formerly incarcerated and those recovering from addiction to discover a new sense of belonging and thrive. #everyonebelongs

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Invest in the Potential of People. #Give to support a second chance story today. https://t.co/5o9IAPRejQ #recidivism #homelessness #addictionrecovery # #reintegration #reentrymatters #seattle #nonprofit #donate #collaboration #theifproject #socialjustice #housingforall #hope

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

#GivingTuesday Turn a gift of $25 into $50 with a donation match from Master Builders Association by visiting https://t.co/8SgtWuqL0I

[Blue Meridian Partners @bluemeridianp]

Employment social enterprises help people redefine their future. Once incarcerated and struggling to overcome addiction, Jay from @WELD_Seattle has experienced this firsthand. #InGoodCompany @REDFworks https://t.co/gzqWqaD1xc

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Just posted a photo @ King County, Washington https://t.co/MWSOdNTL3E

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Since 2000, 21 states have fully or partially closed at least one correctional facility, reducing correctional capacity in the United States by 81,444 prison beds. Read on for more on the how and why in #TheSentencingProject's new report...
https://t.co/QEJgsDwjYU
#incarceration

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Thank you to @REDF for their enduring support and enthusiasm for our mission! We are proud as ever of the work and impact of Weld Works' Program Director, Jay Pershing.

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Just posted a photo @ Seattle, Washington https://t.co/oGmeW3Aq8f

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Just posted a photo @ Seattle, Washington https://t.co/yyi66oNwpr

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Tammie’s story is the blood and bones of what Weld and the recovery community are all about. She is living proof that it doesn’t matter where you came from – your life has worth and your struggles can be used for good. Read on for more...
https://t.co/NwELNbbrls

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Over $7m in grants to address homelessness were parsed by young people who had experienced it themselves. It is refreshing to see a partnership-based approach that doesn't freeze out people on the ground who can contribute meaningfully to the discussion.
https://t.co/ujNsn92Nby

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Some studies have shown that stable jobs are a major factor in reducing recidivism. Reentry programs, like Weld Works, are one way employers are trying to fill some of the 11.3 million open jobs in the US amid a dire national labor shortage.
https://t.co/zEDTwvDAsb #righttowork

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Cassie’s story is a powerful example of how support, housing, and friendship can make the difference between life and death, prison and freedom, and addiction and recovery. Read on for what she has to say about it... https://t.co/xPd4wZ0Ij8

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Long delays for state psychiatric services are playing out in jails across the US. Some experts suggest that getting treatment more quickly in a community setting may make sense, especially for misdemeanor offenses. What do you think, Weld friends?

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[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

As of this month, Chef Tarik of Feed The People has served 50 meals to members of our Weld Housing program. If you are unfamiliar with Tarik’s organization please do yourself the favor of visiting: https://t.co/h4MYjSZhfa and learn more!

#FeedThePeople #WeldTogether #Community

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

Jody Bardacke, Weld’s Housing Director, was one of Weld's 1st employees, who helped us keep the wheels on as we rapidly expanded to serve more people, and serve them better. Read on for what he thinks makes the work effective & what happens when it isn’t. https://t.co/RCrnYPQ9o5

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

We are sad to report that the number of fatal ODs in America rose again last year--continuing to surpass the deaths from AIDS, car crashes, and guns at their peaks. Read on for the story behind the numbers. https://t.co/9CGxCxFeMJ

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

This progress has been attributed to their collaboration with county agencies & persuading scores of local service providers, corporations & nonprofits to row in unison. As an org with big faith in the power of partnerships, we applaud their progress 👏
https://t.co/jGH68xG0u0

[Weld Seattle @Weld_Seattle]

During the last decade, the number of homeless people in the Houston region has been cut by 63 percent. The city has moved more than 25,000 homeless people directly into apartments and houses, and the overwhelming majority of them have remained housed after two years...