Everett’s largest shelter is already full as leaders warn federal cuts could push more people into poverty and homelessness.
EVERETT, Wash — With potential cuts to federal food and health care programs looming, service providers in Snohomish County say they are preparing for a possible surge in homelessness — at a time when resources are already stretched thin.
The Everett Gospel Mission, the county’s largest shelter, is operating at or near capacity nearly every night. Built more than three decades ago, the facility has just 102 beds, forcing staff to turn people away.
“It’s really hard to say no,” said Jack Morrisson, who now
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