Seattle Human Services Department Director's Records 1971-2004

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Seattle Human Services Department Director's Records 1971-2004

Director's records, concerning the delivery of social services to Seattle children, youth, elderly, veterans, immigrants, homeless, low-income, and disadvantaged citizens.

39.2 cubic feet; 99 boxes

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SNAC Resource ID: 6377891

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Seattle (Wash.). Dept of Housing and Human Services.

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An Office of Human Resources was established in 1971 in the Executive Department to develop, implement, and manage social services for low-income and disadvantaged residents of Seattle. In 1973 it was replaced by the Department of Human Resources. DHR administered family and youth services programs, senior citizen services, community service activities, the Seattle Veterans Action Center, and the Comprehensive Residential Weatherization Program. Federal, state, and local grants comprised two-thi...

Seattle (Wash.). Human Services Dept.

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An Office of Human Resources was established in 1971 in the Executive Department to develop, implement, and manage social services for low-income and disadvantaged residents of Seattle. In 1973 it was replaced by the Department of Human Resources. DHR administered family and youth services programs, senior citizen services, community service activities, the Seattle Veterans Action Center, and the Comprehensive Residential Weatherization Program. Federal, state, and local grants comprised two-thi...

Okimoto, David R.

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Seattle (Wash.). Dept. of Human Resources.

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Shepro, Theresa Aragon de

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Theresa Aragon de Shepro earned degrees from Seattle University, the University of Washington, and the University of New Mexico. From 1970 until 1975, she was a lecturer at the University of Washington in arts and sciences as well as political science, and in 1975 she joined the School of Social Work as a lecturer and later assistant professor. Shepro also served as interim director of Chicano Studies, as vice-provost for special programs, and as associate director of the Division of Urban and R...

Dudley, Donald T.

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Knox, Venerria L.

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Valentine, Joe

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