Tiny House Villages

Through our partnership with Truevine of Holiness Missionary Baptist Church, and New Hope Missionary Baptist Church this village is open to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

With 15 units, case management services, kitchen, laundry, and restroom/shower facilities, Whittier Heights Village provides a safer place for female identifying individuals experiencing homelessness.

Through our partnership with Truevine of Holiness Missionary Baptist Church, and the Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA) this village is open to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

Through our partnership with The Spirit Christ Church, and the Seattle Human Services Department this village is open to individuals and couples experiencing homelessness.

Through our partnership with the Seattle Word of God Church, and King County, and receiving referrals from Silent Task Force; this village is open to individuals, couples, and families experiencing homelessness.

Named for the adjacent street, Roosevelt Way, Rosie’s Village in the U-district features 35 tiny houses which provide safe and supported enhanced shelter for up to 65 people.

Located in the Othello neighborhood of Seattle, this village features 30 tiny houses which provide safe and supported enhanced shelter for up to 65 people.

With 42 tiny house units, case management services, kitchen, laundry, and restroom/shower facilities Lake Union Village provides a safer place for individuals and couples to recover from homelessness.

Interbay Village has 76 tiny house units (with its recent expansion and remodel). A coalition of churches in Magnolia and Queen Anne neighborhood supports the village with donations of food.

With 46 tiny house units, case management services, kitchen, laundry, and restroom/shower facilities Georgetown Village provides a safer place for individuals and couples to recover from homelessness.

Through our partnership with the City of Seattle this village is open to individuals and couples experiencing homelessness.

Camp Second Chance has 50 tiny house units, and is managed by LIHI in partnership with the residents of the village through a self-managed model.

Through our partnership with Road2Home, and the City of Bellingham this village is open to individuals, couples, and families experiencing homelessness.

With 29 units, case management services, kitchen, laundry, and restroom/shower facilities Plum Street Village provides a safer place for individuals and couples to recover from homelessness and transition to permanent housing.

Through our partnership with First Christina Church of Tacoma, and the City of Tacoma this village is open to individuals, couples and families experiencing homelessness.

With 66 units Tacoma Village provides a safer place for individuals and couples to recover from homelessness and transition to permanent housing.