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Renew Case Manager Carry Robey poses outside of the organization’s main office at 840 East Plum Street in Moses Lake. Renew is currently training a new employee to take over Robey’s previous position as a supportive housing specialist.

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Renew hopes to resume housing assistance program soon
July 18, 2023 6:08 p.m.

Renew hopes to resume housing assistance program soon

GRANT COUNTY — Grant County behavioral health provider Renew is hoping to take referrals again in the near future for its housing assistance program, after having to limit its new cases since January due to an overload of clients, according to LaVyonne Barnes, who supervises the program. Barnes stated that the program, which is an arm of Amerigroup’s state-wide Foundational Community Supports program, is vital to Renew’s behavioral health treatment efforts and to servicing the large number of clients struggling with a lack of housing. “We love the FCS program being part of Renew because we believe in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, meaning it’s hard for a client to address their mental health if they don’t even have their basic needs met.”