Sandia and her children, ages 7 and 5, had no choice but to sleep outside in a tent.

Can you imagine?   

The temperatures are frigid right now and Vision House is seeing more and more families come to us asking for help. 

Most have been sleeping in their cars or even taking shelter in a tent. Camping outside in the cold is what Sandia has been doing—shivering through the cold nights with her two young children. 

Sandia was evicted because she couldn’t afford rent after her husband left her. She had no car or safe place to go, and each shelter she visited was already full and turned her family away. 

Imagine the relief that Sandia will feel knowing that her kids are safe and warm, and that she’ll get the help she needs to support them on her own. 

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The homelessness crisis

Homelessness in King County is exploding. The need, right now, is massive.

Why is there so much homelessness and what does it take to break the cycle of homelessness?

Find out more about our program and how we serve families experiencing homelessness. 

The work we're doing together is critical . . . and it's working.

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Diversion Center Needs

At our Diversion Centers in Renton, Burien, and Shoreline, we provide one-on-one, in-person assistance by appointment.  This support includes:

• access to computers for housing and employment searches
• guidance in navigating community resources
• laundry and shower facilities
• tangible items such as clothing and blankets, and support with grocery and transportation needs. 

All items purchased on Amazon are shipped directly to the correct Diversion Center address and are acknowledged as in-kind charitable contributions.  For a receipt please contact our front office at 425.228.6356 or info@visionhouse.org.

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