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Passage Point
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15900 227th Ave. SE
Maple Valley, WA 98038This one of a kind residential community for low-income parents recently released from the criminal justice system has 46 homes with a full range of supportive services. - 47.451977 -122.0387658
Passage Point
Maple Valley, WA 98038
While many saw the closed Cedar Hills Alcohol Treatment Center located in rural Maple Valley as an eyesore, the YWCA and King County saw an opportunity. It was a chance to transform the lives of the most vulnerable populations they serve: parents recently released from the criminal justice system who have nowhere else to go. The YWCA wanted to create a unique residential community designed to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty. Their mission was build a positive “point” of transition for parents starting new lives, seeking a stable place in society and the workforce, and reuniting with their children. So we partnered with the YWCA to create 46 homes at Passage Point where residents can receive job training, parenting classes, mental health and chemical dependency counseling and a plan to help them transition to permanent housing with their children.
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| Number and Types of Units | 46 units of transitional supportive housing |
| Cost | $12.2 million |
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Architect: Stickney Murphy Romine General Contractor: Synergy Construction, Inc. |
| Opening Date | July 2011 |
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