2019 NUHSA Human Services Awards announced

The North Urban Human Services Alliance (NUHSA) is proud to announce its 2019 Human Services Award winners. 

Each award recipient has demonstrated a significant contribution to the health and welfare of our North King County community and has supported or advocated for a strong and accessible health and human services system, strengthening our community through their initiative and leadership.

Nominees and winners will be honored at NUHSA's 2019 Human Services Awards celebration on December 3, 2019, 5:30 – 7:00pm in the City of Shoreline Council Chamber. State Rep. Lauren Davis will be the featured speaker.

For more information or to RSVP for this community event, email staff@nuhsa.org.

Outstanding Human Services Program: Lake City Partners

Nominees:

• Bothell United Methodist Church
• Embrace Shoreline
• Housing Development Consortium
• Little Free Pantries - Shoreline
• Mary's Place Family Center in Northshore
• Shoreline School District Family Advocates
• Sound Health
• WELD Seattle

Human Services Champion of the Year: Sue Freeman, Convener; Northshore Nourishing Networks

Nominees:

• Carlene Urrutia, BSN, RN; Shorecrest High School
• Carrie Campbell, The Shorewood Experience
• Diane Hettrick, Shoreline Area News
• Mike Dee, Community Advocate

NUHSA’s Annual Human Services Awards ceremony has been celebrating the accomplishments of local individuals and organizations since 2008.

NUHSA is an alliance of non-profit agencies, faith communities, city and county leadership, school districts and members of the community who advocate for a strong and accessible health and human services system in North King County, encompassing Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Kenmore, Bothell and Woodinville.

Through partnership and collaboration, NUHSA supports providers, funders and the community to enhance existing resources and build our capacity to effectively respond to community needs.

For more information, email staff@nuhsa.org or call 206-550-5626.