no-reply@usn.salvationarmy.org Sun, Jun 7, 1:13 PM to me The Salvation Army Logo Thank You for Contacting Us, Naomi! Dear Naomi Simon, Thank you for reaching out to The Salvation Army. We have received your message and appreciate you taking the time to contact us. A member of our team will review your inquiry and get back to you as soon as possible. Here's a summary of the information you provided: Name: Naomi Simon Email: osirioas0043@gmail.com Phone: 13183726810 Subject: Programs & Services Message: i stay at the salvation army shelter on nw 15th and nw northrup portland,oregon since before xmas 2025 due to lots of reasons in my life, anyways i filed papers and accomidations and never heard back yet? thank you naomi lynn simon In the meantime, you may find answers to common questions on our website. Visit Our Website We look forward to assisting you. Warm regards, The Salvation Army Team This email was sent in response to a contact form submission on The Salvation Army website. © 2025 The Salvation Army. All rights reserved

no-reply@usn.salvationarmy.org Sun, Jun 7, 1:13 PM to me The Salvation Army Logo Thank You for Contacting Us, Naomi! Dear Naomi Simon, Thank you for reaching out to The Salvation Army. We have received your message and appreciate you taking the time to contact us. A member of our team will review your inquiry and get back to you as soon as possible. Here's a summary of the information you provided: Name: Naomi Simon Email: osirioas0043@gmail.com Phone: 13183726810 Subject: Programs & Services Message: i stay at the salvation army shelter on nw 15th and nw northrup portland,oregon since before xmas 2025 due to lots of reasons in my life, anyways i filed papers and accomidations and never heard back yet? thank you naomi lynn simon In the meantime, you may find answers to common questions on our website. Visit Our Website We look forward to assisting you. Warm regards, The Salvation Army Team This email was sent in response to a contact form submission on The Salvation Army website. © 2025 The Salvation Army. All rights reserved

Refugee Health Bulletin Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 12:48 PM to me June 2, 2026 RefugeeHealthBulletinLogo Refugee Health Bulletin NEWS and HEALTH ALERTS H.R. 1 Updates and Changes to Apple Health Join Washington State Health Care Authority to learn about H.R. 1 and changes to Apple Health. Changes to federal Medicaid eligibility for refugees, asylees, and other non-citizen adults will begin on Oct. 1, 2026. Health Care Authority H.R. 1 Impacts Series: To learn more about H.R. 1 and its impact on Apple Health, join these stakeholder webinars. June 4 at 10:00 a.m. Join Healthcare Authority’s H.R.1. Impact Series, to receive updates related to H.R. 1 and changes to Apple Health (Medicaid). Community-based training: Community partners affiliated with a community-based organization in Washington state can complete eligibility training for Apple Health (Medicaid) coverage. Apple Health Community Connectors: Guidance and training resources for Apple Health Community Connectors, and any member of the public who will assist Apple Health clients in navigating the changes coming to Apple Health. DSHS, DOH, and IRC CARRE Training Series: Supporting Children, Caregivers and Families During Times of Increased Fear and Uncertainty Please join DSHS, DOH, and IRC in June for the final topic in the series: Provider Well-being When Supporting Individuals and Families Under Chronic Stress. Both sessions will be held virtually on Zoom and will not be recorded. Provider Well-being When Supporting Individuals and Families Under Chronic Stress: June 17, 1 to 2:30pm, Register Now! June 18, 1 to 2:30pm, Register Now! EVENTS, WEBINARS, and TRAININGS Washington Department of Health: Community Health Worker Community of Practice - The Community Health Worker Community of Practice (CHW COP) is a welcoming virtual space where CHWs and community-based workers across Washington can connect, learn, and build community. Sessions are full of group discussion and grounded in strengthening CHW competencies. CHWTP is excited to launch the second CHW COP series of 2026 from May 5 through July 2: Professionalism, social determinants of health, and health behaviors - June 2: Register Now! Public health principles and evaluation - June 9: Register Now! Understanding female genital cutting and supporting impacted communities - June 16: Register Now! Partnering with pharmacies: a practical guide for community health workers - June 23: Register Now! Supporting families, children, and youth - June 30: Register Now! Minnesota Center of Excellence in Newcomer Health: Archived Webinar Supporting Newcomers in Accessing Healthcare - This webinar describes changes to the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and access to care for newcomers. It will provide three strategies to fill gaps in access to care and approaches to adapt to support newcomers in establishing a health life. Learn more>> COMMUNITY INFORMATION and RESOURCES DOH Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) Resources - Communities across Washington are impacted by female genital mutilation / cutting (FGM/C), a human rights violation, and a form of gender-based violence like sexual assault, stalking, or domestic violence. Review the GWU Health Care Provider Toolkit to learn why screening for FGM/C is important and to access two screening tools. Additional Resources: WA DOH Resources Washington’s community-led FGM/C website DOH Vaccine Recommendations - The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has launched a new Vaccine Recommendations webpage. The page provides current state immunization recommendations and related guidance for health care providers and local health jurisdictions. Switchboard Resources: Five Early Ways to Respond to Newcomer Youth Mental and Behavioral Health Concerns: New Tip Sheet - This practical, two-page guide supports service providers and caregivers — including foster parents and URM program staff — in recognizing early signs of distress and responding in ways that are curious, culturally grounded, and appropriate to their role. Learn more>> FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES OIRA Rapid Response Small Community Grants - The Seattle Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs has opened applications for the 2026 Rapid Response Small Community Grants. These one-time grants support community groups and organizations providing services such as know-your-rights trainings, immigrant family safety planning, and connecting community members to basic needs resources. Learn more>> Please contact Refugee and Immigrant Health Program if you want to include events/news or to be taken off the list. X logo facebook instagram youtube medium subscribe To request this document in another format, call 1-800-525-0127. Deaf or hard of hearing customers, please call 711 (Washington Relay) or email doh.information@doh.wa.gov Manage Subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Help DOH logo

Refugee Health Bulletin Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 12:48 PM to me June 2, 2026 RefugeeHealthBulletinLogo Refugee Health Bulletin NEWS and HEALTH ALERTS H.R. 1 Updates and Changes to Apple Health Join Washington State Health Care Authority to learn about H.R. 1 and changes to Apple Health. Changes to federal Medicaid eligibility for refugees, asylees, and other non-citizen adults will begin on Oct. 1, 2026. Health Care Authority H.R. 1 Impacts Series: To learn more about H.R. 1 and its impact on Apple Health, join these stakeholder webinars. June 4 at 10:00 a.m. Join Healthcare Authority’s H.R.1. Impact Series, to receive updates related to H.R. 1 and changes to Apple Health (Medicaid). Community-based training: Community partners affiliated with a community-based organization in Washington state can complete eligibility training for Apple Health (Medicaid) coverage. Apple Health Community Connectors: Guidance and training resources for Apple Health Community Connectors, and any member of the public who will assist Apple Health clients in navigating the changes coming to Apple Health. DSHS, DOH, and IRC CARRE Training Series: Supporting Children, Caregivers and Families During Times of Increased Fear and Uncertainty Please join DSHS, DOH, and IRC in June for the final topic in the series: Provider Well-being When Supporting Individuals and Families Under Chronic Stress. Both sessions will be held virtually on Zoom and will not be recorded. Provider Well-being When Supporting Individuals and Families Under Chronic Stress: June 17, 1 to 2:30pm, Register Now! June 18, 1 to 2:30pm, Register Now! EVENTS, WEBINARS, and TRAININGS Washington Department of Health: Community Health Worker Community of Practice - The Community Health Worker Community of Practice (CHW COP) is a welcoming virtual space where CHWs and community-based workers across Washington can connect, learn, and build community. Sessions are full of group discussion and grounded in strengthening CHW competencies. CHWTP is excited to launch the second CHW COP series of 2026 from May 5 through July 2: Professionalism, social determinants of health, and health behaviors - June 2: Register Now! Public health principles and evaluation - June 9: Register Now! Understanding female genital cutting and supporting impacted communities - June 16: Register Now! Partnering with pharmacies: a practical guide for community health workers - June 23: Register Now! Supporting families, children, and youth - June 30: Register Now! Minnesota Center of Excellence in Newcomer Health: Archived Webinar Supporting Newcomers in Accessing Healthcare - This webinar describes changes to the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and access to care for newcomers. It will provide three strategies to fill gaps in access to care and approaches to adapt to support newcomers in establishing a health life. Learn more>> COMMUNITY INFORMATION and RESOURCES DOH Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) Resources - Communities across Washington are impacted by female genital mutilation / cutting (FGM/C), a human rights violation, and a form of gender-based violence like sexual assault, stalking, or domestic violence. Review the GWU Health Care Provider Toolkit to learn why screening for FGM/C is important and to access two screening tools. Additional Resources: WA DOH Resources Washington’s community-led FGM/C website DOH Vaccine Recommendations - The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has launched a new Vaccine Recommendations webpage. The page provides current state immunization recommendations and related guidance for health care providers and local health jurisdictions. Switchboard Resources: Five Early Ways to Respond to Newcomer Youth Mental and Behavioral Health Concerns: New Tip Sheet - This practical, two-page guide supports service providers and caregivers — including foster parents and URM program staff — in recognizing early signs of distress and responding in ways that are curious, culturally grounded, and appropriate to their role. Learn more>> FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES OIRA Rapid Response Small Community Grants - The Seattle Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs has opened applications for the 2026 Rapid Response Small Community Grants. These one-time grants support community groups and organizations providing services such as know-your-rights trainings, immigrant family safety planning, and connecting community members to basic needs resources. Learn more>> Please contact Refugee and Immigrant Health Program if you want to include events/news or to be taken off the list. X logo facebook instagram youtube medium subscribe To request this document in another format, call 1-800-525-0127. Deaf or hard of hearing customers, please call 711 (Washington Relay) or email doh.information@doh.wa.gov Manage Subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Help DOH logo

News from the Division of Child Support Inbox DSHS Economic Services Administration Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 11:19 AM to me News from the Division of Child Support DCS Header Child Support News for Parents and Caregivers Haz click aqui para abrir este mensaje. You Can Join the Child Support Schedule Workgroup CSSW Do you receive or pay child support? If so, we invite you to apply for the 2027 Child Support Schedule Workgroup to help shape Washington state child support laws and policies. Your voice and experience matter! This governor-appointed workgroup comes together every four years for a series of meetings. Parents work with policy experts, judicial branch representatives and members of the Legislature to review child support guidelines and rules and find ways to improve them. Several recommendations from the 2023 workgroup became law, including changes to low-income limitations and expansion of the economic table, which now better reflect the realities of working parents. Applications are being accepted through Sept. 30, 2026. You can download the flyer to learn more. Alternative Solutions Is Here to Help Att Sol Newsletter Need help getting back on your feet? The Alternative Solutions Program through the Division of Child Support (DCS) is here to support parents who may be struggling with employment, housing, legal issues, medical needs, or life after incarceration. Instead of facing these challenges alone, you can work one-on-one with a caseworker to create a personalized plan that could connect you to job training, housing and food resources, legal assistance, and other resources in your community designed to help you become financially stable and support your family. The program may also be able to help with child support related challenges such as, lowering child support payments or state-owed debt, resolving license suspensions, and understanding the child support process. With access to more than 4,500 resources across Washington State, Alternative Solutions is committed to helping parents succeed because stronger parents build stronger families. To learn more, email AlternativeSolutions@dshs.wa.govor call 360-664-5028 or 1-800-604-1146.

News from the Division of Child Support Inbox DSHS Economic Services Administration Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 11:19 AM to me News from the Division of Child Support DCS Header Child Support News for Parents and Caregivers Haz click aqui para abrir este mensaje. You Can Join the Child Support Schedule Workgroup CSSW Do you receive or pay child support? If so, we invite you to apply for the 2027 Child Support Schedule Workgroup to help shape Washington state child support laws and policies. Your voice and experience matter! This governor-appointed workgroup comes together every four years for a series of meetings. Parents work with policy experts, judicial branch representatives and members of the Legislature to review child support guidelines and rules and find ways to improve them. Several recommendations from the 2023 workgroup became law, including changes to low-income limitations and expansion of the economic table, which now better reflect the realities of working parents. Applications are being accepted through Sept. 30, 2026. You can download the flyer to learn more. Alternative Solutions Is Here to Help Att Sol Newsletter Need help getting back on your feet? The Alternative Solutions Program through the Division of Child Support (DCS) is here to support parents who may be struggling with employment, housing, legal issues, medical needs, or life after incarceration. Instead of facing these challenges alone, you can work one-on-one with a caseworker to create a personalized plan that could connect you to job training, housing and food resources, legal assistance, and other resources in your community designed to help you become financially stable and support your family. The program may also be able to help with child support related challenges such as, lowering child support payments or state-owed debt, resolving license suspensions, and understanding the child support process. With access to more than 4,500 resources across Washington State, Alternative Solutions is committed to helping parents succeed because stronger parents build stronger families. To learn more, email AlternativeSolutions@dshs.wa.govor call 360-664-5028 or 1-800-604-1146.

May 2026 Disciplinary Actions Inbox WA Board of Nursing Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 9:40 AM to me Board of Nursing Licensing Discipline Update Disciplinary News Release May 2026 Board of Nursing, Licensing Discipline Update For immediate release: May 2026 (26-1006) Contact: WABON Communications The Board of Nursing may file charges, limit or restrict a healthcare provider in practice, or impose conditions. The Board also releases the healthcare provider from requirements when all conditions are met. Access the formal licensure actions taken in May 2026 by visiting Provider Credential Search or contact Customer Service at (360) 236-4703. View Washington State Board of Nursing Disciplinary Actions for May 2026 Note to Editors: Healthcare providers charged with unprofessional conduct have 20 days to respond to the Washington State Board of Nursing in writing. The case then enters the settlement process. If no disciplinary agreement can be reached, it will go to a hearing.

May 2026 Disciplinary Actions Inbox WA Board of Nursing Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 9:40 AM to me Board of Nursing Licensing Discipline Update Disciplinary News Release May 2026 Board of Nursing, Licensing Discipline Update For immediate release: May 2026 (26-1006) Contact: WABON Communications The Board of Nursing may file charges, limit or restrict a healthcare provider in practice, or impose conditions. The Board also releases the healthcare provider from requirements when all conditions are met. Access the formal licensure actions taken in May 2026 by visiting Provider Credential Search or contact Customer Service at (360) 236-4703. View Washington State Board of Nursing Disciplinary Actions for May 2026 Note to Editors: Healthcare providers charged with unprofessional conduct have 20 days to respond to the Washington State Board of Nursing in writing. The case then enters the settlement process. If no disciplinary agreement can be reached, it will go to a hearing.

Overview of Veterans’ Experience, Environment of Care, and Staff Perspectives for Women Veterans in VHA Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs Inbox Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 10:04 AM to me New Rebranded Header Overview of Veterans’ Experience, Environment of Care, and Staff Perspectives for Women Veterans in VHA Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs 6/2/2026 1:00 PM EDT The VA Office of Inspector General (OIG) is committed to helping VA deliver high-quality health care. The OIG conducted a national review to assess how Veterans Health Administration (VHA) mental health residential rehabilitation treatment programs (MH RRTPs) address the unique environmental and safety needs of women veterans. The review was initiated in April 2024 and concluded in February 2026. This review included individual telephone surveys of 112 women veterans recently discharged from MH RRTPs; on-site inspections of a representative statistical sample of 32 MH RRTP sites (43 individual MH RRTP programs or units); and interviews with 128 VHA MH RRTP managers, admission coordinators, and facility women veteran program managers. MH RRTPs provide a 24/7 structured therapeutic care environment and serve patients who need more support than outpatient mental health services offer, but do not require acute inpatient mental health treatment. VHA Directive 1330.01(7), Health Care Services for Women Veterans, specifies that the unique environmental and safety needs of women veterans must be addressed to ensure the care environment is a secure and healing one. In fiscal year 2025 (October 1, 2024–September 30, 2025), approximately 2,300 women veterans utilized MH RRTPs. The information provided in this report is intended to support VHA’s improvements and continuing efforts to support women veterans in MH RRTPs. The OIG made no recommendations. Click Here for Full Report

Overview of Veterans’ Experience, Environment of Care, and Staff Perspectives for Women Veterans in VHA Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs Inbox Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 10:04 AM to me New Rebranded Header Overview of Veterans’ Experience, Environment of Care, and Staff Perspectives for Women Veterans in VHA Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs 6/2/2026 1:00 PM EDT The VA Office of Inspector General (OIG) is committed to helping VA deliver high-quality health care. The OIG conducted a national review to assess how Veterans Health Administration (VHA) mental health residential rehabilitation treatment programs (MH RRTPs) address the unique environmental and safety needs of women veterans. The review was initiated in April 2024 and concluded in February 2026. This review included individual telephone surveys of 112 women veterans recently discharged from MH RRTPs; on-site inspections of a representative statistical sample of 32 MH RRTP sites (43 individual MH RRTP programs or units); and interviews with 128 VHA MH RRTP managers, admission coordinators, and facility women veteran program managers. MH RRTPs provide a 24/7 structured therapeutic care environment and serve patients who need more support than outpatient mental health services offer, but do not require acute inpatient mental health treatment. VHA Directive 1330.01(7), Health Care Services for Women Veterans, specifies that the unique environmental and safety needs of women veterans must be addressed to ensure the care environment is a secure and healing one. In fiscal year 2025 (October 1, 2024–September 30, 2025), approximately 2,300 women veterans utilized MH RRTPs. The information provided in this report is intended to support VHA’s improvements and continuing efforts to support women veterans in MH RRTPs. The OIG made no recommendations. Click Here for Full Report

FDIC Subscriptions - Office of Inspector General Alert Inbox FDIC Subscriptions Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 10:37 AM to me OIG Banner Alert | June 2, 2026 FDIC Office of Inspector General Alert The FDIC OIG is warning the public about criminals utilizing “money mules” to commit and facilitate fraud and other illicit activity through the United States financial system. Money Mules can be criminally prosecuted and held financially accountable for victims' losses. Avoid becoming a Money Mule! Public Service Alert: Money Mules If you believe you have been recruited as a money mule, stop all transactions at once. Do not send or return funds. Contact your bank and report the incident to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, the FTC, and the FDIC OIG Hotline. STAY CONNECTED twitterlinkedinyoutube Questions for FDIC? Contact Us Subscriber Services: Manage Preferences | Unsubscribe All | Help

FDIC Subscriptions - Office of Inspector General Alert Inbox FDIC Subscriptions Unsubscribe Tue, Jun 2, 10:37 AM to me OIG Banner Alert | June 2, 2026 FDIC Office of Inspector General Alert The FDIC OIG is warning the public about criminals utilizing “money mules” to commit and facilitate fraud and other illicit activity through the United States financial system. Money Mules can be criminally prosecuted and held financially accountable for victims' losses. Avoid becoming a Money Mule! Public Service Alert: Money Mules If you believe you have been recruited as a money mule, stop all transactions at once. Do not send or return funds. Contact your bank and report the incident to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, the FTC, and the FDIC OIG Hotline. STAY CONNECTED twitterlinkedinyoutube Questions for FDIC? Contact Us Subscriber Services: Manage Preferences | Unsubscribe All | Help

Former U.S. Government Employee Pleads Guilty to Attempting to Provide Classified Information to Foreign Government Inbox FBI Unsubscribe Thu, Aug 27, 4:19 PM (17 hours ago) to me National Press Releases Former U.S. Government Employee Pleads Guilty to Attempting to Provide Classified Information to Foreign Government Nathan Vilas Laatsch, a former IT specialist for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), pleaded guilty yesterday to transmission of national defense information to a foreign government. Aug. 27, 2026

Former U.S. Government Employee Pleads Guilty to Attempting to Provide Classified Information to Foreign Government Inbox FBI Unsubscribe Thu, Aug 27, 4:19 PM (17 hours ago) to me National Press Releases Former U.S. Government Employee Pleads Guilty to Attempting to Provide Classified Information to Foreign Government Nathan Vilas Laatsch, a former IT specialist for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), pleaded guilty yesterday to transmission of national defense information to a foreign government. Aug. 27, 2026