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Our Mission:

To expand affordable housing in Clark County, WA by mobilizing our shared resources. 

HomeShare Clark County, WA is part of Faith Partners For Housing

What We Do

Ways to Make A Difference

Legislation

Positive change through policy

FP4H advocates for affordable housing by organizing letter writing campaigns to our local, state and federal government. FP4H testified in support of HB 1182, state legislation to fund home share programs by using existing document recording fees.
We remain informed of City of Vancouver and Clark County board activities so we can better advocate for affordable housing and support for addressing homelessness.

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FP4H advocates for affordable housing by organizing letter writing campaigns to our local, state and federal government. FP4H testified in support of HB 1182, state legislation to fund home share programs by using existing document recording fees.
We remain informed of City of Vancouver and Clark County board activities so we can better advocate for affordable housing and support for addressing homelessness.

HomeShare Clark County, WA is administered by Faith Partners For Housing (FP4H)

Our Mission is to expand affordable housing in Clark County, WA

 

There is existing housing all throughout Clark County in the form of spare bedrooms, finished basements, garage apartments or some other space in people's homes

Seniors or others may have space and could benefit from taking in a boarder

Gain rental income, get help with housing upkeep, have some company or perhaps be a mentor to a young person working to save up enough to get a home of their own

Home Sharing can increase self-reliance and combat social isolation

 

We use a web-platform and a process including background checks, a mutual expectations template and a month-to-month rental agreement.

Local Solutions to a Local Crisis

We Bring It To You

FP4H will come to your church or other organization to discuss how homesharing is an untapped solution to addressing housing insecurity. Taking in a boarder is a time-tested way to increase self-sufficiency for some, gain rental income or help with your property, be there for others and address the loneliness epidemic all at the same time.  If your church, community organization, school or neighborhood group would like to have a presentation on homelessness, please contact us.

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