Low Income Housing Institute
Announcing The Nesbit Family Housing Development Proposal located in North Seattle!
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Nesbit Family Housing – Development Proposal
Announcing The Nesbit Family Housing Development Proposal located in North Seattle!
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Announcing: Sand Point Cottage Community
Announcing: Sand Point Cottage Community
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Save the Date!
Save the Date! LIHI Auction November 1st.
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USA Today and Gannett Foundation Award LIHI’s Tiny House Program $100,000 Grant
USA Today and Gannett Foundation Award LIHI’s Tiny House Program $100,000 Grant
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The Low Income Housing Institute develops, owns and operates housing for the benefit of low-income, homeless and formerly homeless people in Washington State; advocates for just housing policies at the local and national levels; and administers a range of supportive…
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Your support makes a world of difference in the lives of homeless people. Donations support these crucial programs: Tiny Houses: move people from unsafe street camping into a warm, safe, supportive community. A tiny house costs just $2,500. Urban Rest…
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All housing applications for LIHI properties are handled by the staff at the individual properties, and all inquiries should be made to them. There is no centralized list or application process. LIHI Vacancies: Click to view rentals available right now. …
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Women, Tiny House Villages, and Locking Doors
Formerly homeless women, now living in tiny house villages in Seattle, share their stories in this extraordinary short video produced by filmmaker Steve Rowland. Women, Tiny House Villages and Locking Doors. from CultureWorks on Vimeo.
Announcing: Sand Point Cottage Community
Announcing: Sand Point Cottage Community
Nesbit Family Housing – Development Proposal
Announcing The Nesbit Family Housing Development Proposal located in North Seattle!
Women, Tiny House Villages, and Locking Doors
Formerly homeless women, now living in tiny house villages in Seattle, share their stories in this extraordinary short video produced by filmmaker Steve Rowland. Women, Tiny House Villages and Locking Doors. from CultureWorks on Vimeo.
