Community-Based Care & Coordination
A better approach to health, safety, and equity.
What we do
Our Approach
LEAD offers a better response to chronic crime and disorder, allowing community leaders, police, and prosecutors to ensure that community care and coordination form the primary approach to people whose problematic conduct stems from mental illness, substance use, or extreme poverty.
Learn MoreData & Results
Independent evaluations show that LEAD reduces recidivism, reduces prison and jail usage, increases rates of shelter and housing, and improves outcomes for participants and communities.
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Enrolled Clients at the End of Q1 2023
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Substantive Meetings with Clients to Address Needs & Meet Goals
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Referrals Received for Individuals Needing Support
*2023 Data
As a resident community leader, I want to shout my praises far and wide for the LEAD program. Staff are compassionate, caring, and out-of-the-box thinkers in their approach to neighborhood safety, order, and public care for human lives. LEAD uses a gradual yet consistent approach, helping people move towards real and meaningful life changes.
- Tija Petrovich, Chair-Pioneer Square Residents’ Council
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Recovery Navigator Program
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Seattle Mayor's Office
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Seattle Police Department
ACLU of Washington
Seattle Mayor's Office
King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Seattle Police Department
King County & Seattle City Councils
King County Sheriff’s Office
Seattle City Attorney’s Office
Recovery Navigator Program
