Since 1990 Vision House has provided transitional housing with integrated support services to homeless single mothers and their children and separately to homeless single men recovering from drug and alcohol addiction.

Our success is achieved by addressing the root social and economic problems that many homeless people have to overcome in order to break free from the cycle of homelessness.

HEDCO House Ribbon Cutting

Special thanks to CamWest Development and HomeAid Master Builders Care



On May 21, 2008 we celebrated the opening of four new Vision House apartment units to help homeless families rebuild their lives. CamWest Development served as the volunteer builder captain through the HomeAid Master Builders Care Foundation program, and the HEDCO Foundation provided a generous grant for construction.

Read more in the Seattle PI and the Renton Reporter

Look Who's helping:

RedWeek.com makes contribution to help homeless families.



  


Current economics in the Puget Sound Region are taking a toll. The homeless population grew 23% in King County last year alone and has grown over 70% since 1998. Families giving last year are homeless this year. Domestic violence and lost job-related income are the leading causes of homelessness for women and children.
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Support your community and get involved. There are moms and children who need you to help. You can change lives and help break the cycle of homelessness for families in King County.

You can stuff envelopes from home or host a fundraising event. Be a Vision House Ambassador in your church or provide on-site lunches to construction volunteers. Purchase a bag of groceries for a homeless family or provide shelter and services for a family for a week.
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TO SAVE A CHILD
My name is Brittney and my story is really about God saving a child by leading me to Vision House. When I look back, there are just so many instances when you can see Him at work in my life.

Children's Village Child Care Center
Now Open
Vision House now offers an early childhood education center for infant through school age children (2-12 years).
Enrollment is limited and by application only. The Center will operate from 6am-6pm Monday - Friday. To obtain additional information or place a child on the wait list, visit the  website or call 425-227-8912.

King County Journal
Bush's man on homeless lauds Renton project
2004-07-30
by Dean A. Radford Journal Reporter RENTON -- The man President Bush wants to end homelessness in the United States touted Vision House in Thursday as a national model for doing just that.

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