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Housing\u00a0Action Team<\/span><\/h2>

Vision:<\/h3>\n

Affordable, adequate, and safe housing for all.<\/p>\n

Scope:<\/h3>\n

The Housing Action Team (HAT) has developed strategies and recommendations to ensure housing adequacy and quality for our community.<\/p>\n

They are responding with a comprehensive approach to addressing the housing needs of our community, especially for those who are homeless and severely cost-burdened (spending 50% or more of their income on their housing). Stability of housing is a key to reducing many health risks, including chronic stress, depression, untreated mental health, poor nutrition and self-care, and respiratory illness.<\/p>\n

Teams:<\/h3>\n

The Housing Action Team (HAT)<\/strong> is the policy and priority driving team for regional housing related issues in Thurston County. The HAT takes the information and priorities from the work groups, and helps drive regional policy as a collective. Minutes and agendas for the HAT can be found in the TEAM DOCUMENTS, on this page.<\/p>\n

Each group outlines goals and strategies on the HAT strategy map below. The teams are color-coded, and work on specific areas of the housing continuum:<\/p>\n