Hope House in Spokane

The current Volunteers of America-run Hope House exists at 111 W. 3rd Avenue in Spokane, WA as a shelter exclusively for anyone identifying as a woman or nonbinary individual. The building contains 36 shelter beds plus eight respite beds, sharing limited amenities; but a new Hope House is set to open in fall 2020 at Third and Adams with 100 beds, a great deal more bathroom amenitities and is set to feature a courtyard plus TV and computer rooms.

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Sun., July 21, 2019

The current Volunteers of America-run Hope House exists at 111 W. 3rd Ave. as a shelter exclusively for anyone identifying as a woman or nonbinary individual. The building contains 36 shelter beds plus eight respite beds, but a new Hope House is set to open in fall 2020 at Third and Adams with 100 beds, a great deal more bathroom amenities and is set to feature a courtyard plus TV and computer rooms.

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Jon Carollo, director of development, community engagement and strategic initiatives speaks in the former lobby (now current living area) in Hope House at 111 W. 3rd Avenue in Spokane.

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A bedroom with 20 bunks or anyone identifying as a woman or nonbinary individual at the current Volunteers of America-run Hope House, which exists as a shelter at 111 W. 3rd Avenue in Spokane. .

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Lockers for Hope House patrons, aka anyone identifying as a woman or nonbinary individual at the current Volunteers of America-run Hope House, are seen at 111 W. 3rd Avenue in Spokane.

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The current Volunteers of America-run Hope House exists at 111 W. 3rd Avenue in Spokane as a shelter exclusively for anyone identifying as a woman or nonbinary individual.

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Bunks and offices converted into dorms are seen at the current Volunteers of America-run Hope House at 111 W. 3rd Avenue in Spokane.

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