We unite diverse faith and community groups in the common effort to address the regional homelessness crisis. We keep families together.
We provide families facing homelessness with resources to overcome homelessness and achieve permanent housing.
Through the generous support and involvement of our committed donors and volunteers, our shelter-and-rehousing programs:
Provide Shelter
Client families receive emergency shelter and basic needs services for up to 90 days.
Help Rebuild Lives
Families develop self sufficiency and economic independence through dedicated case management and support.
Promote Permanent Housing
In collaboration with housing partners, we help families facing homelessness achieve affordable housing.
All are welcome
We offer non-discriminatory low-barrier access to shelter and resources, regardless of age, race, income, or faith affiliation.
We are proud to be a member of the Homeward House Collaborative and are working in collaboration with other organizations and community members to provide hope and support to pregnant women, expectant fathers, and families with infants in crisis due to substance use disorders.
CARE Certified Organization
We are proud to be an officially designated CARE Community site (Compassion, Appreciation, Resilience, Empowerment) and trauma-informed organization. All our programs commit to upholding Compassion, Appreciation, Resilience, and Empowerment for all.
In partnership with Snohomish County Children’s Wellness Coalition, Snohomish County Human Services, and other local organizations, we are committed to implementing trauma-informed practices and policies.
Our program clients and staff can expect trauma-informed practices that promote a sense of belonging and meaningful relationships for all. We strive to ensure that every interaction, procedure, and policy builds equitable pathways towards resilience and restoration.
We are dedicated to: (a) staff professional development, (b) participating in ongoing learning communities, and (c) operational change that focuses on the key foundations of trauma-informed care (positive/adverse childhood experiences, brain science, resiliency, restorative practice, equity, and self-care/secondary traumatic stress).