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Building Resilience for Medically Vulnerable Individuals

Empowering homeless individuals through housing stability and tailored support for self-reliance.

Building Resilience in Our Community

Alaskan Way is dedicated to providing transitional housing and support for medically vulnerable individuals, fostering self-reliance and stability through tailored case management and community engagement.

A yellow sign with a black border is attached to the side of a stone building. It features an icon of a house and the words 'Hope House' alongside an arrow pointing to the right. The background shows a cityscape with hills and a cloudy sky.
A yellow sign with a black border is attached to the side of a stone building. It features an icon of a house and the words 'Hope House' alongside an arrow pointing to the right. The background shows a cityscape with hills and a cloudy sky.

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"Mino-Bimaadiziwin"

Mino-Bimaadiziwin is an Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) concept that is often translated as “the good life” or “living in a good and balanced way.” It represents more than just personal well-being; it encompasses living in harmony with oneself, others, the community, and the natural world.

A red-brick building with multiple floors features a prominent arched entrance labeled 'Tent City'. The entrance is flanked by two metal railings and surrounded by blooming trees and flower beds with vibrant yellow and purple flowers. The sunlight casts shadows on the pavement, creating a welcoming and serene atmosphere.
A red-brick building with multiple floors features a prominent arched entrance labeled 'Tent City'. The entrance is flanked by two metal railings and surrounded by blooming trees and flower beds with vibrant yellow and purple flowers. The sunlight casts shadows on the pavement, creating a welcoming and serene atmosphere.
An old bus is repurposed into a shelter, partially covered by a makeshift awning. It is parked under the shade of trees, with branches and leaves surrounding it. A small path of stone tiles leads to the entrance, while a detached green hanging tire can be seen nearby. The ground around is dry and sandy, suggesting a rustic or possibly rural setting.
An old bus is repurposed into a shelter, partially covered by a makeshift awning. It is parked under the shade of trees, with branches and leaves surrounding it. A small path of stone tiles leads to the entrance, while a detached green hanging tire can be seen nearby. The ground around is dry and sandy, suggesting a rustic or possibly rural setting.
Tailored Case Management

Our personalized case management helps individuals navigate housing transitions and develop essential life skills.

Independent Living

We foster independence by equipping individuals with tools and resources for sustainable living and resilience.

Housing Stability

Empowering homeless individuals through tailored case management and support.

A row of makeshift houses with tin roofs and wooden support structures. The structures are colorful, made from different materials, and are surrounded by lush green trees and vegetation. In the foreground, a couple of people are visible near the houses, one wrapped in a blanket and another walking nearby.
A row of makeshift houses with tin roofs and wooden support structures. The structures are colorful, made from different materials, and are surrounded by lush green trees and vegetation. In the foreground, a couple of people are visible near the houses, one wrapped in a blanket and another walking nearby.
Community Resilience

Our vision is to prevent abandonment of medically fragile individuals through supportive housing and community engagement, fostering independence and self-reliance for a healthier future.

A long makeshift tent is set up outdoors with beige tarps forming the walls and roof. A section of the tent features a bright blue and red panel towards the bottom. The tarps are slightly wrinkled and secured with ties, with a trash can placed on the ground nearby. Urban buildings and foliage are visible in the background.
A long makeshift tent is set up outdoors with beige tarps forming the walls and roof. A section of the tent features a bright blue and red panel towards the bottom. The tarps are slightly wrinkled and secured with ties, with a trash can placed on the ground nearby. Urban buildings and foliage are visible in the background.
Transitional Support

Alaskan Way provides essential resources and programs to ensure medical vulnerable individuals achieve stability and independence, creating a welcoming environment that promotes resilience and self-sufficiency.

Support

Empowering homeless individuals through tailored housing solutions.

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