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At Fireweed Farm, our mission is to create a tiny-home community and farm where individuals with intellectual disabilities and those who have aged out of the foster system can thrive, build independence, enjoy community life, and connect with nature.
At Fireweed Farm, our mission is to create a tiny-home community and farm where individuals with intellectual disabilities and those who have aged out of the foster system can thrive, build independence, enjoy community life, and connect with nature.
Why Fireweed?
Why Fireweed?
Fireweed is known for being one of the first plants to grow after a wildfire, a symbol for strength and resilience. It represents the beauty and possibilities that can emerge after hardship within nature and mankind.
Just as dormant seeds with resilient roots grow from the ashes, many adults with intellectual disabilities and individuals who have aged out of the foster system, despite being dealt a challenging hand, go on to live productive, meaningful lives as valued members of our communities.
Fireweed Farm is committed to supporting growth, independence and belonging for those who call this community home.
Our mission was born from a deeply personal need and a desire to create more options for families in our community seeking quality housing and meaningful life opportunities for their loved ones. As our children grow into adulthood, we became increasingly aware of how limited the housing options are for those with intellectual disabilities.
Our mission was born from a deeply personal need and a desire to create more options for families in our community seeking quality housing and meaningful life opportunities for their loved ones. As our children grow into adulthood, we became increasingly aware of how limited the housing options are for those with intellectual disabilities.
Fireweed Farm was created to help fill the gap between traditional housing options and what we envisioned for our own children.
Fireweed Farm was created to help fill the gap between traditional housing options and what we envisioned for our own children.
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