Affordable housing like Christmas gift for former homeless
How the non-profit organization Pioneer Human Services helps people get back on their feet.
SEATTLE - It might be hard to imagine anyone looking forward to moving into a new home on Christmas Eve, but that’s exactly what’s happening at Aspen Terrace Apartments in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle.
Non-profit organization Pioneer Human Services helps people get back on their feet. The organization’s brand-new building on Belmont Avenue offers a hand up with wrap around services and affordable rent.
That includes Larry Hamonds who signed a lease on Thursday for the first time in years. His new studio apartment has an impressive view. The place comes furnished, plus a kitchen and his own bathroom, but he says none of it would be possible without his faith.