Housing program
Housing for Jefferson County's Young People
OWL360’s housing program is more than a place to stay; it’s a launchpad. Through stable housing and intentional, wraparound support, we help young people in Jefferson County regain their footing, build real-world skills, and move decisively toward long-term stability and independence.
In 2025 OWL360 provided 9,418 bed nights to 28 young people and 3 small children.
Who We Serve
We serve young people ages 17–25 who are unhoused, at imminent risk of homelessness, or escaping unsafe environments.
Wraparound Support
Each resident is provided a personal case care coordinator to work with, who will help them access to a variety of resources both within OWL360 and in the community. Case plans are driven by the resident and their desired outcomes. We support education, employment, mental health, and social well-being to assist in guiding emerging young adults into sustainable living.
Offered:
- Case Care
- Mental Health Counseling
- Resource Navigation
- Community & connection
- Life skill training
- Career exploration & preparation
- Internship Opportunities
- High School completion assistance
Are you in need of housing?
Click "APPLY FOR SERVICES" below or come to The Nest Community Coffeehouse, Tuesday-Saturday
1119 Lawrence Street in Uptown Port Townsend
(on public bus transit route).
*If you have any questions or need support filling out the forms, please contact
Tobi McEnerney.
Housing Stories
Case Care Coordination
Life Skills for a Lifetime
A Case Care Coordinator in a supportive housing system helps young people navigate their transition to stable, independent living by connecting them with essential resources like healthcare, employment, and education. They provide personalized support, build trusting relationships, and advocate for each youth’s unique goals and needs as they move toward long-term stability.
