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.
Seahawks join Centex Homes and HomeAid Master Builders Care to celebrate grand opening of new Vision House facility for homeless families!
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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.
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.
Children's
Village Child Care Center Now Open Vision House offers an early childhood
education center for infant through school age children (2-12 years). Enrollment is limited
and by application only. The Center operates from 6:30am-6:30pm Monday -
Friday. To obtain additional information or place a
child on the wait list, visit the website or call 425-227-8912.
Donate to Vision House resident programs. You can
support a family now.
Donate to Vision House resident programs. You can
support a family now.