
Our new location is just around the corner in the old bank building at 901 Hildebrand Lane, located near the north end of Ericksen Avenue, our new, temporary site for approximately 12 months. We are grateful to have secured this space through a lease agreement with Clark Construction, who has been an invaluable partner in this transition along with board members and volunteer, Michael Wright.
This temporary space will ensure we can continue providing essential services without interruption. Helpline House is committed to serving the community, and we are excited for the future as we work toward a newly constructed space that will enhance our ability to meet the growing needs of Bainbridge Island residents.
"As we temporarily relocate during the construction of our new building, we're excited to keep providing support to our community! Our interim space will help us continue our services and stay connected with everyone who needs us. We can't wait for our new facility to open, as it will be a wonderful hub for community engagement and allow us to expand our programs with compassion and care," shared Maria Metzler, Executive Director of Helpline House. Even while we're in transition, our commitment to helping our residents is as strong as ever!"

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