Our Villages

We strongly believe at New Horizon Communities that everyone deserves safe and affordable housing. We work to provide housing for our community members experiencing homelessness in Western Washington. We operate tiny house villages that offer communal living with rich peer mentorship and support. Our staff work side-by-side with residents to help them reach their individual goals and to connect them with various community services.

Quixote Village - Olympia, Washington

 

Quixote Village is the one that started it all! We are a thriving tiny house village with 30 unique individuals living together. We have a Program Supervisor and two Case Managers that work with residents and provide a variety of services to fit each residents' needs.

Quixote Village is named after Camp Quixote, a self-governed tent city that formed in Olympia in the early 2000’s. Our nonprofit was created to support Camp Quixote, and in 2013 created permanent, dignified homes for the residents of the camp. We wouldn’t be where we are today without the courage, support, and advocacy of the Camp Quixote residents and supporters.

If you are interested in applying for residency at the Village, ​please contact  1-844-628-7343.

Quixote Village is on the land of the Cowlitz, Coast Salish, Nisqually, and Squaxin Island Tribes, whose ancestors have been here since time immemorial. We express deep gratitude for the local tribes who have supported our efforts to grow New Horizon Communities to what it is today.

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Orting Veterans Village

If you are interested in applying for residency at the Village, ​please contact 2-1-1 or contact your local veteran service provider.

The Orting Veterans Village is on the land of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians and Coast Salish peoples, whose ancestors have been here since time immemorial. We express deep gratitude for the local tribes who have supported our efforts to grow New Horizon Communities to what it is today.

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​Visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page.

 

The Orting Veterans Village is a permanent supportive tiny home village for 35 homeless veteran heroes living in Pierce County. The village is located on the Washington Department of Veteran Affairs’ (WDVA) beautiful Soldiers Home Campus in Orting, Washington. We opened our doors in the spring of 2021. Check out our Grand Opening Ceremony and Live Q&A, and Solar Panels videos!

If you are wanting to donate items, please visit our Amazon Wish List! Thank you in advance.

Shelton Veterans Village

If you are interested in applying for residency at the Village, ​please contact Crossroads Housing at (360) 556-2303

The Shelton Veterans Village is on the land of the Squaxin Island Tribe and Coast Salish peoples, whose ancestors have been here since time immemorial. We express deep gratitude for the local tribes who have supported our efforts to grow New Horizon Communities to what it is today.

Want more information?

​Visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page.

 

The Shelton Veterans Village was a dream brought to life with the support of Senator Tim Sheldon.  SVV is a permanent supportive tiny home village for 30 homeless veteran heroes. We opened our doors in the spring of 2023.

Want to tour a village?

Tours can be scheduled Monday - Friday by emailing info@nhcommunities.org. Our Community Support Specialist will then connect you with the Program-Site Supervisor of the Village you'd like to tour.

We’d like to remind everyone that our villages are private residences. Our community buildings are where our residents shower, cook, and relax. Please do not show up outside of our tour schedule.