3D-Printed Housing at Welcome Home Village
At Welcome Home Village, we’re proving that innovation can accelerate solutions. In partnership with Azure Printed Homes, the community was built using 3D-printed homes made from recycled plastic — a breakthrough technology that allowed us to build faster, more affordably, and more sustainably, without sacrificing safety or quality.
Each home’s exterior shell was created in just 24 hours, using the equivalent of 150,000 recycled plastic bottles. Stronger than concrete and designed to last, these structures turn waste that would otherwise end up in landfills into durable, safe, and beautiful housing.
Paired with comprehensive on-site supportive services, Welcome Home Village provides 54 supportive homes — 14 interim and 40 permanent — offering residents not just a place to live, but stability and a real path forward.
Services
With nearly 30 years of experience, our supportive services partner, Good Samaritan Shelter, has an exceptional reputation for providing trauma-informed care and tailored services to help address the root causes of homelessness through their experience and partnerships with other organizations. Their robust services for the residents include meals, case management, and health support.
Each resident of the Welcome Home Village will have unique life circumstances that led them to homelessness. This is why each person will have an equally unique case plan that is specific to their own path to stabilized housing.
The following services will be provided at the Welcome Home Village in accordance with each person’s case plan:
- Individualized case management
- Access to basic medical care
- Mental health assessments
- Substance abuse treatment services
- Wellness activities
- Education and self-improvement opportunities
- Social-emotional skill building
- Job readiness training
- Preparation for permanent housing placement
For services only available outside the Health Agency Campus, residents will be provided with transportation for any appointments they may have with outside professionals. These may include medical appointments, court-ordered activities, or other specialty support services.
Community
The Welcome Home Village provides priority placement to those previously living in the Bob Jones Bike Trail Encampment Corridor.
The City of San Luis Obispo’s Homelessness Response Team has been leading outreach efforts to people living unhoused in the creek beds and on the streets of the City since 2015.