Bellevue TV lens on city's homelessness outreach

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Published July 2 2021

Clarke, who got off the streets, speaks with homelessness outreach coordinator Stephanie Martinez.

In this month's Lake to Lake, Bellevue TV profiles the city's Homelessness Outreach program, which helps people get off the streets into stable housing. In addition, viewers get to explore the Farmers Market and learn where you can rent a canoe or kayak here.

Lake to Lake is produced by Bellevue Television and is available on Cable Channel 21 and the Bellevue Television YouTube channel. For more information, email BTV@BellevueWA.gov.