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.

Jacob’s Well Project Breaks Ground in Shoreline!

On April 11, 2010 more than 150 people from various churches, community groups and construction companies celebrated a community partnership to bring supportive housing, services and child care to homeless families in north King and south Snohomish Counties. The ground breaking ceremony honored the 600 donors, volunteers and supporters who are collaborating to build the Vision House Jacob’s Well complex.


Look Who's helping:

RedWeek.com makes contribution to help homeless families.



 

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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