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Founded in 1975, the Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority is a community development authority that works to improve public safety, affordable housing, transportation, marketing, business development and parking facilities. It owns and manages nine neighborhood properties that include more than 400 affordable housing units for over 700 residents. The agency also owns and manages nearly 200,000 square feet of commercial space in the Chinatown International District. It offers a congregate nutrition program that provides lunch to seniors. The agency operates Denise Louie Education Center, which is a child care center that provides multicultural early childhood education services.

CAMSS Shelters is a leading provider of portable military structures, known for their durability and strength since 1986. With a diverse range of shelter systems, including the popular Q, TAC, and EX Series, they cater to various military needs, ensuring quick setup and reliable performance in challenging environments. In addition to military shelters, CAMSS Shelters offers comprehensive solutions for different applications, including medical, maintenance, and command operations. They provide packaged solutions that combine shelters with essential support equipment, making it easier for clients to fulfill their operational missions. Generated from the website

SFYC was founded in June 1996 as a City of Seattle Human Services Department-operated program targeting at-risk Southeast Asian youth and families.