Labath Landing is a 60-unit interim housing program, which offers a private sleeping room with shared amenities including bathrooms, showers, a kitchen, laundry, and computer workspace. This is a pet-friendly site. 

Solving Homelessness takes the work of the entire community. This project is a perfect example of three agencies combining their individual strengths to create an outcome each could not accomplish alone. With funding from private and public sectors, this site offers a quiet respite from the streets and a place for healing and next steps. 

On average, Labath Landing will house 100 residents a year, with a quarter of those moving into permanent housing during the first 12 months. Often, goals are to increase a participants income, and through on-site workshops and case management, prepare themselves for independent living.