Thank you to all of those that attended the 2010 Volunteer Appreciation Picnic!

Multifaith Works would like to thank all of those that attended the Annual Volunteer Appreciation Picnic.  With over 200 attendees, and a bounty of delicious food prepared by the Multifaith crew, volunteers were honored for the outstanding efforts and unflagging service. 

Click here for photos of the event.

 

 

 

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Beacon House is a warm, comfortable home on Beacon Hill and can house 4 residents.

Father J. Paul Dalton House, North of the University District, is a spacious house for 6 residents.

Gwen Beighle House, named for the founder of Multifaith Works and located on Capitol Hill, provides housing for up to 5 residents.

Hill House, is a comfortable home located across the street from Beacon House and houses 4 residents.

Casa Luis is a beautiful home for 5 Spanish-speaking residents located in West Seattle.

Laytner House is the respite house for the medically-fragile located in South Seattle; the house has 7 beds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

. . . not just a house, but a Place to Call Home

From our residents . . .

"Thanks for being there when my next move could have been the street.  Multifaith Works Housing Program is a brilliant idea, and much appreciated."

"I truly feel fortunate and blessed to be able to reside here during this difficult time in my life."

"Multifaith Works Housing Program has not just given me a place to live.  It has given me a home, an extended family, and most important of all: hope."

General Description

Multifaith Works provides low-cost independent community-based housing in six locations for people living with HIV/AIDS. more . . . 

Uniqueness of Program

Through the Housing Program, Multifaith Works helps people living with HIV/AIDS move from crisis to self-sufficiency through structured community living.  more 

Community Living

Quality of life is maintained by promoting a sense of community and enabling residents to share in group decision-making and problem-solving--the only HIV/AIDS housing program of its kind in King County.  more

Linkages to Supportive Services

For further information on the Housing Program, the housing process, and other programs of Multifaith Works, along with volunteer opportunities, please follow this link.   more