Vancouver Safe Stay 1 - Revision history

Pinfold at 07:06, September 20, 2025

2025-09-20T07:06:13Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:06, September 20, 2025
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	\|Has shelter=40		\|Has shelter=40
	\|Has shelter type=Pods		\|Has shelter type=Pods
			\|Has provider=OutsidersInn.org, Inc.
	\|Has funding=Clark County		\|Has funding=Clark County
	\|Has character=Shelter		\|Has character=Shelter
	\|Has note=Safe Stay Communities are temporary housing communities offering residents greater access to services, increased stability, and safe, healthy, and humane living conditions to support transitioning out of homelessness. Each Safe Stay Community has 20 two-person structures that offer safe shelter for up to 40 residents. A nonprofit operator provides 24/7 onsite management and services.Health and safety are major priorities for the city and its partners. For this reason, all Safe Stay Communities will have screening or fencing, will provide sanitation and hygiene services, and offer a range of health services on site.		\|Has note=Safe Stay Communities are temporary housing communities offering residents greater access to services, increased stability, and safe, healthy, and humane living conditions to support transitioning out of homelessness. Each Safe Stay Community has 20 two-person structures that offer safe shelter for up to 40 residents. A nonprofit operator provides 24/7 onsite management and services.Health and safety are major priorities for the city and its partners. For this reason, all Safe Stay Communities will have screening or fencing, will provide sanitation and hygiene services, and offer a range of health services on site.
	~~\|Has provider=Outsider's Inn~~
	}}		}}

Pinfold at 19:47, August 11, 2025

2025-08-11T19:47:19Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:47, August 11, 2025
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	{{Facility		{{Facility
			\|Has address=11400 NE 51st Cir, Vancouver, WA 98682
	\|Has description=A safe rest village in Vancouver, Washington.		\|Has description=A safe rest village in Vancouver, Washington.
	~~\|Has address=11400 N.E. 51st Circle, Vancouver, WA~~
	\|Has shelter=40		\|Has shelter=40
	\|Has shelter type=Pods		\|Has shelter type=Pods
	~~\|Has provider=Outsider's Inn~~
	\|Has funding=Clark County		\|Has funding=Clark County
	\|Has character=Shelter		\|Has character=Shelter
	\|Has note=Safe Stay Communities are temporary housing communities offering residents greater access to services, increased stability, and safe, healthy, and humane living conditions to support transitioning out of homelessness. Each Safe Stay Community has 20 two-person structures that offer safe shelter for up to 40 residents. A nonprofit operator provides 24/7 onsite management and services.		\|Has note=Safe Stay Communities are temporary housing communities offering residents greater access to services, increased stability, and safe, healthy, and humane living conditions to support transitioning out of homelessness. Each Safe Stay Community has 20 two-person structures that offer safe shelter for up to 40 residents. A nonprofit operator provides 24/7 onsite management and services.Health and safety are major priorities for the city and its partners. For this reason, all Safe Stay Communities will have screening or fencing, will provide sanitation and hygiene services, and offer a range of health services on site.
	Health and safety are major priorities for the city and its partners. For this reason, all Safe Stay Communities will have screening or fencing, will provide sanitation and hygiene services, and offer a range of health services on site.		\|Has provider=Outsider's Inn
	}}		}}

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2025-08-10T04:45:58Z

The remaining facilities

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{{Facility
|Has description=A safe rest village in Vancouver, Washington.
|Has address=11400 N.E. 51st Circle, Vancouver, WA
|Has shelter=40
|Has shelter type=Pods
|Has provider=Outsider's Inn
|Has funding=Clark County
|Has character=Shelter
|Has note=Safe Stay Communities are temporary housing communities offering residents greater access to services, increased stability, and safe, healthy, and humane living conditions to support transitioning out of homelessness. Each Safe Stay Community has 20 two-person structures that offer safe shelter for up to 40 residents. A nonprofit operator provides 24/7 onsite management and services.
Health and safety are major priorities for the city and its partners. For this reason, all Safe Stay Communities will have screening or fencing, will provide sanitation and hygiene services, and offer a range of health services on site.
}}