Invest in Kitsap’s Future
Building sustainable, affordable housing in one of the Pacific Northwest’s fastest-growing communities
Why Kitsap?
The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard employs over 14,000 workers, Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, and the new Bremerton-Seattle fast ferry has made the city a commuter hub for tech professionals. This demographic shift has created unprecedented demand for quality, affordable housing.
Strategic Location
45-minute fast ferry to downtown Seattle, walking distance to Naval Shipyard
Growing Population
38,187+ private & military workers, plus tech commuters creating housing demand
Stable Returns
Affordable housing backed by federal/state programs with predictable income
Featured Project
Nuwe Reis Village - a transformative community in Kitsap County offering 83 units of affordable permanent housing for families and individuals in need.
Our Mission
Our mission is to break the cycle of generational homelessness and poverty, with a focus on uplifting Black lives through a two-generational approach. FHPM aims to serve communities as a whole with a focus in the Black, Indigenous, people of Color (BIPOC) community, especially Black Americans. We commit to meeting individuals and families where they are, removing barriers, and addressing the unique challenges our communities face in overcoming trauma, because when Black lives benefit, everyone benefits.
Our Services
The NOW Program is a diversion initiative dedicated to providing immediate assistance to individuals and families at risk of homelessness. With the support of program funding, we proactively intervene to prevent displacement and secure housing for our community members.
How We Help
We provide vital resources designed to stabilize your living situation and address immediate financial hurdles. Our support includes:
Housing Assistance: Help with lease deposits, rental assistance, and emergency stabilization funds.
Education Support: Providing necessary supplies for students to ensure they stay on track in school.
Transportation: Assistance with vehicle maintenance and other transit needs to keep you connected to work and school.
Food Security: Direct food assistance to ensure no family goes hungry during a crisis.
Our Approach
The NOW Program is rooted in dignity and respect. We offer a caring, supportive environment where participants can find holistic help for various aspects of their lives. By addressing the "here and now," we aim to build a stronger community where everyone has the resources they need to thrive.
The HEAT Program empowers talented individuals living in poverty or experiencing homelessness to transform their skills into sustainable enterprises. We recognize that while the community is rich with potential, there is often a lack of access to the corporate "insider knowledge" required to scale a business.
HEAT is specifically designed to bridge this gap for African American entrepreneurs, providing the tools and strategic understanding necessary to navigate the complexities of the modern corporate landscape.
Building Generational Success
Our mission goes beyond the initial launch. We focus on creating Black-owned businesses and nonprofits that serve as pillars of community upliftment. Our curriculum provides deep-dive training on the essential elements of a lasting enterprise:
Legal & Structural Foundations: Guidance on business incorporation and compliance with the Revised Code of Washington (RCW).
Financial Literacy: Comprehensive management of business finances and capital.
Marketing & Influence: Strategic social media marketing to build brand presence.
The Political Landscape: Understanding the external factors that impact entrepreneurship and growth.
The HEAT Experience
Participants meet three times per week to build a solid corporate foundation. This intensive program covers more than just administrative tasks; we tackle the core components of sustainability:
Sustainability & Governance: Developing the policies and procedures that allow a business to thrive for generations.
Navigating Equity & Bias: Directly addressing and overcoming systemic biases within banking systems and the broader business community.
Investment & Growth: Connecting participants with potential investors ready to fund their visions and turn aspirations into reality.
At the HEAT Program, we inspire our participants to dream big. We don't just help you start a business—we help you build a future that reflects your goals and strengthens our community.
Contact Us:
Phone: (360) 627-7018 | Email:contactus@homelesspovertymanagement.org | Website:https://www.homelesspovertymanagement.org | Location: 2741 Wheaton Way Bremerton,WA 98383 | Office Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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