Partner with Mercy Housing Northwest
Together with its partners, Mercy Housing Northwest is working to expand the availability of affordable housing and to continue to provide programs that build stable, vibrant and healthy communities in Idaho and Washington. We serve families, seniors, and people with special needs with the full spectrum of affordable housing, including supportive housing for the formerly homeless, transitional housing, permanent rental, and affordable homeownership opportunities.
Contact UsPartnering with Mercy Housing Helps Transform Lives in Your City.
Resident Services
Our partners provide resident services in Mercy Housing developments across the country. We work with organizations providing programming for health and wellness, financial stability, after school time, community involvement, and more.
Learn About Resident ServicesHousing Development
Mercy Housing collaborates nationally and regionally with public, private and government partners to combine the best affordable housing development practices to build our communities. Learn More about our Housing Development in the Northwest >
Developers are valued partners, and we are constantly building new relationships to meet needs and capitalize on opportunities in all our regions.
Learn About Development PartnershipsProperty Management
Mercy Housing Management Group (MHM) manages hundreds of properties across the United States for multiple ownership groups with a wide variety of product, regulatory and population types. With regional management offices located in five cities across the nation, MHM holds true to its operating objectives at each property we manage, which include:
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Maximizing financial results
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Maintaining the property to the owner’s standards
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Creating and sustaining a challenging and rewarding work environment for employees
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Delivering superior customer service by exceeding expectations
Healthcare Partnership Program
Nearly one-third of people who are low-income or homeless have a chronic health condition. Mercy Housing works with several major healthcare systems in the United States to provide enhanced services to contribute to the well-being and health of thousands of residents in the communities we serve.
Learn About Healthcare PartnershipsCorporate and Foundation Donors
We partner with companies that share our beliefs and have an inherent desire to invest in social change to transform communities. Social change does not happen overnight – but with the help of our corporate partners, we can bring together the people, products, education, and supporters necessary to nurture and transform one family, one home, and one community at a time.
Learn About Corporate and Foundation Partnerships
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Partner with Mercy Housing Northwest
Impact on Residents
Providing a home that families and individuals can afford is a valuable service. Some households need more. And we provide it. We call this coordination of housing and services “Service-Enriched Housing.”
What does Resident Services or Service-Enriched housing mean?
- After school tutoring & homework club for students
- Exercise, health and wellness opportunities
- Nutrition workshops and healthy cooking classes
- Tax prep and EITC assistance
- Emergency food assistance
- ESL & employment coaching
The goal of Service-Enriched Housing is to help families achieve stability and then to enhance that stability. It is stability that can be the greatest preventative measure to help families avoid homelessness. We accomplish this through dedicated and highly-motivated staff, extensive community partnerships, and a focus on programs that contribute to resident success and outcomes that can be measured.
We not only believe that affordable housing and supportive programs improve the economic status of residents, transform neighborhoods and stabilize lives—the evidence shows that it does.
- 74% of residents in Washington have consistently paid their rent on time.
- 91% of residents in Washington have maintained their housing for 1+ year.
- 72% of residents in Washington have maintained their housing for 2+ years.
- 84% of residents in Washington have accessed 5 or more basic and enhanced skill-building services.
