Jasmine Booth is the Program Director for BRWE LLC, a Foundational Community Supports Agency here in Washington state, helping our unsheltered community members obtain and retain suitable housing & employment. Jasmine is a member of the Hoopa and Yurok Tribes in Northern California. With more than a decade of experience providing direct care services to youth, families, and elders in various communities. Jasmine, a conscientious, sensitive, and hardworking professional, has worked in Anchorage Alaska serving Native Elders, and mentoring services to Native youth. In Montana, Jasmine lead cultural competency groups, providing therapeutic practices and teaching emotional regulation skills to Native youth/families and lastly, Jasmine has worked for the University of California Davis, in Northern California developing community gardens in schools along the west coast and in rural communities, to promote food security and sustainable food practices. Jasmine wants to use all her skills and knowledge to really make a difference in the lives of the people she serves. She is known for helping, educating, and supporting community members in their pursuit to develop strategic plans towards positive integration back into their communities. She has a long track record of demonstrated success in a professional and therapeutic environment with emphasis on outcomes that ensure established connections to long-term community resources and continuity of care for community members served.