This homeless shelter is actually built into the Amazon corporate officers in Seattle. I thought that was fascinating.
Her son was on a feeding tube when she became homeless. Then, she found a shelter designed to help
A new 63,000 square foot shelter opening in Seattle will greatly expand the number of rooms it offers for unsheltered families with medically fragile children
By Becca Savransky, SeattlePI
Updated 11:11 am PDT, Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Nycolle Benham's son, Krystoffer, was on a feeding tube when she became homeless. Her daughter, Karlah, was battling a rare condition that could cause her airways to collapse and made it difficult to breathe.
In March of 2017, when Benham had to leave the home where she and her three children lived, she needed to find a place where her kids would be safe -- where she would be able to get her children to doctors and keep them away from things that would make them sicker. Living on the street, exposing them to the cold and new stresses -- that would just make their conditions worse, she said. It wasn't an option.
Read more at: https://www.seattlepi.com/news/article/Her-son-was-on-a-feeding-tube-when-she-became-14562787.php#photo-18515728
I tried to post this this morning but it wasn't formatting correctly. Maybe this will work.
