Interbay Village
Interbay Village  has successfully sheltered over
200 individuals including single adults, couples,
families with children, and pets since its opening            No
in  November  2017.  62  of  these  residents  have
since  transitioned  into  permanent  housing.  The
village  program  is  outperforming  other  shelter
models  throughout  the  City  with  rates  of         ibid
transitions  into  permanent  housing  as  high  as            Sree
49%  at  Interbay  in  2019,  compared  to  the         Ld
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average 4% of traditional shelters.  On-site case           BiB has
management  helps  residents  obtain  housing,            ul
employment,  healthcare,  education,  and  other                     R
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Port Commissioner Peter
The  recent  expansion  of  the  village  nearly     Steinbrueck posing with a resident
doubled the number of tiny homes from 23 to 42,         during a tour of the village.
and  included  the  addition  of  plumbed  hygiene
facilities. We are grateful to the many volunteers
and donors that made the expansion possible.

Special  thanks  to  the   Port  of  Seattle  for
supporting  the tiny house  program  and working
with  us to  offer safe and  dignified  responses to
homelessness.

Port Commissioner Courtney
Gregoire helping with village build
efforts.







Port Commissioner Peter Steinbrueck, Port staff, City staff, and
Councilmember Bagshaw recently attended a celebration at Interbay
Village hosted by LIHI and village residents to thank the Port.             Specialist, visiting the village.

If you have any questions or would like to tour the village
, please contact Sharon Lee at
charnnl/lihi arn