Take a 360° tour of LA's Alexandria Park village 

Alexandria Park Tiny Home Village in North Hollywood is our largest project to date, with 103 Pallet shelters. The park transformed from a place where people lived outside to a community where people experiencing homelessness could get on the path to a stable life. People living in our shelters are staying in a dignified space with access to meals, showers/bathrooms, other wraparound services, and even a dog run for their pets. The village is a temporary stop while Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission case managers connect residents with permanent housing.

Alexandria Park stands out partly because of the splashes of bright color on our shelters, walkways, and tables. To get a closer look, take the tour.

Pallet shelters unveiled in Burlington, Wash.

On a warm sunny afternoon City of Burlington Mayor Steve Sexton eagerly introduced a new temporary housing resource for people experiencing homelessness. It’s called Skagit First Step Center and has 38 Pallet shelters that will serve as a low barrier option to bring people inside. A crowd of about two dozen people toured the site and got a firsthand look at where people will be staying when it opens. Three of the shelters are ADA-accessible.

Friendship House, a nonprofit organization focused on transforming a person's crisis situation into an opportunity for empowerment and self-sufficiency, will provide 24/7 site management... [Keep reading]

"It doesn't feel like a homeless shelter, it feels like a launching pad. As you walk through, it almost has a college dorm sort of vibe to it, which is exciting."

- Rowan Vansleve, Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission

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