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WWSSW 2009
- 1. Worldwide Staging Services Week® 2009 Seattle Chapter JUBILEE WOMEN’S CENTER
- 3. 8 staff offices
- 4. Community living
- 5. Job training
- 6. On-site clothing boutique
- 7. Counseling
- 8. On-site technology to earn Microsoft Office certificationjwcenter.org
- 9. Jubilee’s Mission In most urban areas today a housing “continuum” exists for homeless individuals and families. There can be up to a two-year waiting list for permanent housing. Jubilee is an integral part of these community services, focusing its support on filling the gap between the two ends of the continuum
- 10. The “612” Project 2007: During the renovation of Jubilee’s main facility, three “Friends of Jubilee” (FOJ) purchased the home next door in order to house seven women. 2008: Jubilee officially purchased the property from the FOJ to expand Jubilee’s capacity to serve homeless women by 26%. The home, referred to as “612” is a beautiful 1907 Prairie-style home adjacent to Jubilee’s main facility. The upstairs living room
- 11. Downstairs at “612” Unfortunately, downstairs at 612 is much less inviting Two views of the undefined space at the bottom of the stairs The downstairs “living room” The back hall
- 12. Downstairs at “612” Austere environments do little to promote hope and combat the depression that often comes with homelessness. Jubilee was pleased and grateful that our organization could help. ASP ™ Master Ede Bookstein (left) listens as Becca Petrin, Office Manager, explains why this change is so welcome.
- 13. ASPs Prepare for Change Team Leader Maggie Quirk prepares the troops ASPs: Barb Wallace, Maggie Quirk, Jane Holloway, Cynthia Seager (with tree), Shelley Johnson & Ede Bookstein prepare for load-in
- 14. The Transformation Begins… Melanie Warren and Shelley Johnson survey the progress Jane Holloway “fluffs a ficus” Cynthia Seager gets “steamed”
- 15. THE RESULTS: BEFORE & AFTER The Downstairs Living Room BEFORE AFTER
- 16. BEFORE & AFTER Once a pass-thru with no purpose BEFORE Now a multi-functional space: dining room, game table or writing area AFTER
- 17. BEFORE & AFTER We added color & storage to the bathroom . . . and we spiffed up the back hallway BEFORE AFTER AFTER
- 18. BEFORE & AFTER We even worked our magic on the main floor, adding tables and rearranging furniture to create a cozy space BEFORE AFTER AFTER
- 19. OUR TEAM Back: Ede Bookstein, Shelley Johnson, Jane Holloway, Melanie Warren, Barb Wallace, Maggie Quirk Front: Susan Gold, Patty Bonnell, Cynthia Seager
- 20. OUR DONORS: THANK YOU! A huge thank-you to The Seattle Quality Rentals Store for donating all of the major furniture piecesfor this transformation Our staging professionals who donated time and merchandise Ede Bookstein, ASPM® * Shelley Johnson, ASP ® * Jane Holloway, ASP ® Melanie Warren, ASPM® * Barb Wallace, ASPM ® * Maggie Quirk, ASP ® Susan Gold, ASP ® * Patty Bonnell, ASP ® * Cynthia Seager, ASP ® Dana Pedersen, ASPM ® * Current IAHSP Board Member
- 21. Staging that Makes a Difference This was once the space “nobody wanted to live in.” Now, when residents walk down the stairs of “612”, there is a welcoming, uplifting spacewaiting for them. Enjoy! AFTER