This year the city of Seattle is investing $250 million in affordable housing, which is the highest one-year investment in Seattle history. But some homeless advocates say the city is not connecting people with the right kind of housing and that homeless outreach needs to be improved. Bruce Drager, the founder of Greenlake Homeless Advocates, has spent time in around 30 encampments throughout Seattle in recent years, working to get to know the people who live there and connecting them with services. Right now, he is spending about an hour a day at a homeless camp in Ballard on Leary Way. “They deserve to be treated like every other human being, given an opportunity to have a place to live,” said Drager. Read the full story here: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/more-housing/281-a7a4fef4-98fc-4ee1-b06f-e4462f3c1558