Seattle Non-Profit Since 2017
Help Our Cause
Fair Way Transitioning in partnership with People Caring About People and Transition Re-entry program are non-profit and are asking for donations to help assist our endeavor with the homeless, the hungry and people transitioning back into the mainstream of society from different institutions.
Our Work
Changing Lives, One Step at a Time
Re-Entry Support
Helping people rebuild their lives after incarceration
Homeless Outreach
Meeting people where they are
Group Therapy
Better information leads to better choices
Job Readiness
Classes and coaching for employment success
Friday Community Meals
Hot home-cooked meals every Friday at 2pm
Founded
Our History
The founders of Fair Way Transitioning coupled with Transition Re-Entry program and People Cared About People began a creative endeavor in May 2017 to help the homeless by facilitating and assisting in their navigation of finding housing and employment. Moreover, we looked at the recidivism rates of property offenders, drug offenders, and violent crime offenders within the criminal justice concern, and decided to make the effort to assist those with their transitioning back into the mainstream society. We believe through the facilitation of group therapy that if offered better information then one can make better choices. Better choices lead to a better chance of success.
What Drives Us
Our Mission
Fairway transitioning program, consisting of a supporting environment intending to assist homeless clients in their recovery from homelessness, chemical dependency and those in need of a psycho therapeutic process. The program is designed to help those seeking to better their lives and social status within the mainstream of society. Also, those seeking recovery to develop a lifestyle that encourages sobriety and personal growth.
About Us
We make a collective effort to assist our clients which are homeless or transitioning from an institution in having a life changing experience. A life that is enriched, enhanced, and empowered. We offer support in the way of referrals to supportive housing agencies and transitional housing with the hope of gaining permanent housing after processing through 18 months. Depending on assessment needs which may involve a 12 step substance abuse program coupled with job readiness classes, group therapy and individual therapy.
Friday Community Meals
We feed the homeless a hot home cooked meal every Friday at 2pm at 323 25th Ave S, in the Gideon Mathews Apartment Community Room.
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Better yet, see us in person!
We love our community, so feel free to visit during normal business hours.
Monday–Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday–Sunday Closed