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607 3rd Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
+1 (206) 341-9575
http://www.desc.org

Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) is dedicated to ending long-term homelessness for individuals facing severe challenges, including mental illness, chronic health conditions, and substance use disorders. Through a variety of programs, DESC meets people where they are and provides long-term solutions, supporting nearly 7,000 individuals in 2024 alone.

DESC actively promotes equity and social justice while honoring the indigenous land of the Coast Salish peoples. By collaborating with community partners and offering innovative services like their Opioid Treatment Network, DESC strives to connect unhoused individuals with essential care and support pathways toward stability.

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