Shelter Providers of Puget Sound

HomeAid Puget Sound Housing Development Program - This program involves primarily new construction on land that is already owned by a charity or social service agency. While some of the projects are remodels, the majority of HomeAid Puget Sound's projects are building shelters or housing from the ground up. Both new construction and renovations occur through generous contributions of cash as well as in-kind services and building materials from building industry partners.

HomeAid "Builder Captains" will spearhead the creation of the Season of Miracles Foundation's therapeutic healing garden at Seattle Children's, scheduled to start late summer of 2016. Located on the hospital grounds on Sand Point Way in Seattle, the garden will incorporate therapies such as acupressure pathways and healing scents such as mint, lavender and more for children, families, visitors and staff.

HomeAid Puget Sound Cares Program - After building and donating shelter and housing projects, HomeAid Puget Sound ensures its investments remain an asset to the community. Through the Cares Program, light maintenance is performed on the housing built or on the grounds where it is located. We also coordinate Care Days with numerous volunteers to support projects needing to be done for all nonprofit care providers serving the homeless. Additionally, through the Cares Program we conduct community outreach initiatives. One example is the HomeAid Puget Sound CareKits, which are reflective cinch sacks filled with essential hygiene products, a rain poncho, water and snacks.