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Online access to community resources in WA State for all ages.
Looking for community resources?
Search our online directory of health and human service programs to find resources like food banks (food pantries), emergency shelters, transportation, health clinics, rent or utilities assistance, legal help, and many more. If you need additional assistance, you can also call 2-1-1 to speak directly with an Information & Referral Specialist.

In Crisis ?

Crisis Clinic

Welcome to Crisis Clinic.As a non-profit organization, we offer an array of support services available to everyone in King County, Washington. Our telephone services provide immediate, confidential assistance for people in emotional distress and in need of help.

If you are in need of housing, food, clothing. click the following link

Crisis Clinic: Helping Lives on the Line

Welcome to Crisis Clinic

Sacred Heart Shelter

Since 1979 Sacred Heart Shelter (SHS) has provided safe, home-like shelter to homeless families and women. The shelter is located in the Lower Queen Anne area of Seattle and houses six single women and six families. A family can be a one or two parent family. We do accept single fathers with children.

Single women who stay at SHS share a dormitory-style room, and each family who comes to the shelter receives their own room. The remainder of the house is communal living space. This includes three bathrooms, laundry facilities upstairs and a lounge. Downstairs we have a Quiet Room, dining room and kitchen.

The Aloha Inn in Seattle, Washington

The Aloha Inn is a program of the Archdiocesan Housing Authority of the Catholic Community Services of Western Washington.
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 2548 Seattle, WA 98111
Physical Address
1911 Aurora Avenue North Seattle, WA 98109
ph: (206) 283-6070

Capitol Hill Housing; Neighborhoods Within Reach

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Home Page | Low Income Housing at AptFinder.org

Listings of properties for affordable apartments and subsidized housing. We help low income, senior, disabled, homeless, and other individuals use tax credits, HUD subsidies, and section 8 vouchers.

YWCA of Seattle

The YWCA serves more than 40,000 women and families in King and Snohomish counties each year with these critical services: Ending Homelessness, Creating Self-Sufficiency, Caring for Youth and Providing Safe Havens.

Solid Ground

We believe that together, we can build a community free from poverty, prejudice and neglect in which all members stand on Solid Ground with the skills and confidence needed to achieve their dreams. For more than three decades, Solid Ground - formerly the Fremont Public Association - has helped our most vulnerable community members overcome economic crises and develop the skills and resources they need to thrive. Our 30 programs throughout King County have helped hundreds of thousands of people break the cycle of poverty since 1974.

Low Income Housing Institute

LIHI's Supportive Services Department is a program which helps homeless, formerly homeless and low-income residents living in LIHI housing. Supportive Services provides residents with the skills and confidence they need to find jobs, sustain their independence and to make lasting changes in their lives.

LIHI believes in serving the whole family rather than just the head of household or parents. We believe that if even one person in a family is struggling with difficult issues and needs help it will affect the entire family. We offer an extensive program of services to both children and parents to assist in making the family more healthy and whole.

Jubilee Women's Center: Seattle Transitional Housing

A diverse population of women call Jubilee home, ranging in age from 21 to 62, representing a wide variety of cultures, races, religions, nationalities and backgrounds. The average Jubilee woman is 44 years old, and may come to Jubilee physically or emotionally exhausted from living on the streets or from weeks spent in emergency shelters. While most Jubilee residents work, they have low-paying or temporary jobs. In the words of a former Jubilee resident, "Our common denominator is poverty."

WHEEL (SHARE / WHEEL)

Seattle Housing and Resource Effort, Women's Housing Equality and Enhancement League
The Women's Housing, Equality and Enhancement League (WHEEL) is a non-profit and non-hierarchical group of homeless and formerly homeless women working on ending homelessness for women. WHEEL is all about empowerment and action.

WHEEL is the women-only, women-concerned sister organization to SHARE (Seattle Housing and Resource Effort). Both WHEEL and SHARE provide self-managed shelters-including Tent Cities.

DASH

  DOWNTOWN ACTION TO SAVE HOUSING    
DASH is a private non-profit corporation, founded in 1991 by the Bellevue Downtown Association to preserve affordable housing in Bellevue, Washington and the surrounding Eastside communities. DASH has successfully created, preserved or renovated more than 1000 units of affordable housing for residents of King County. DASH promises affordability for working families, seniors, adults and persons with special needs by creating communities where people live safely, independently, within their means and near their work.

Eastside Interfaith Social Concerns Council

Eastside Interfaith Social Concerns Council (EISCC) exists to provide a forum to educate, advocate, initiate, coordinate, support and through task forces and other means, work for the common good of East King County, Washington.

El Centro de la Raza

El Centro de la Raza seeks to raise the awareness level of the general public, politicians, business and civic leaders toward the needs of the Chicano/Latino community in the United States and to help the Chicano/Latino community in the Seattle/King County area empower itself.

El Centro de la Raza is a Chicano/Latino Civil Rights organization, rich in a history of service to the community. The organization's philosophy centers around empowering community members to empower themselves and advocate for positive social change. Central to this effort for change is an unwavering commitment to struggle for Civil Rights for all persons. El Centro de la Raza recognizes that the majority of it's Civil Rights participants, friends and supporters are involved in a daily struggle for economic independence, political empowerment, freedom, justice and creating community. This strong commitment to avidly work to nurture communities continuously in struggle must guide all employees of El Centro de la Raza.

Catholic Community Services of Western Washington

Catholic Community Services of Western Washingtion

Transitional Housing/Shelter

Transitional Housing/Shelter

Family Promise of Seattle

Family Promise of Seattle

Seattle Housing Authority - Rental housing and rental assistance for low-income households

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Family Promise of Seattle

"The mission of Family Promise of Seattle is to mobilize local faith groups and other community resources to provide, with compassionate care, temporary housing, meals and case management for newly homeless families as they seek stable housing."

Legal Information

Northwest Justice Project

Are you looking for legal assistance or legal information with a civil (non-criminal) legal problem?

Hundreds of free legal resources, legal information and self-help materials for civil legal problems in Washington State are available at www.washingtonlawhelp.org. Materials are available in English, Spanish, Russian and other languages.

Washington Law Help

Helping Low-income People Find Solutions to Civil Legal Problems

Seattle Community Law Center

The Seattle Community Law Center's mission is to provide accessible legal advocacy to people with physical and mental disabilities so that they may obtain the resources necessary to gain financial and medical stability.

Neighborhood Legal Clinic

In general, we help low-income King County residents or Washington State residents with legal issues in King County with civil (non-criminal) problems.
Generally, we will not help you sue another person or company. One exception would be if your employer did not pay you for hours you worked.
Each program has different requirements.

Legal Voice - Women's rights. Nothing less.

Legal Voice advances women's rights and pursues justice for women in the Northwest by bringing ground-breaking lawsuits, advocating for legislation, providing self-help information, and educating women and communities about the law.

Seattle Area Alcohol and Drug Help Lines

Seattle Area Alcohol / Drug Help Lines

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POCAAN :: People of Color Against AIDS Network

Breaking the Chains: Focus on Freedom Program Description
If the streets have you, POCAAN wants you involved with this program. You are valuable to our community. If you are taking risks, we can help you focus on new ideas you may want to learn about that keep you safer. Come to our Safety Planning Group Workshops: Eat, learn, share, & strategize. Develop your own safety plan. Get support & involve your personal support network in your safety plan. Get a using buddy or another buddy who cares about you. You are NOT alone out there.

Our Mission
To improve the health status, self-sufficiency and social support of minority opiate, crack and alcohol abusers in King County by addressing system and financial barriers to substance abuse treatment.

In the NEWS

Real Change News

Real Change approaches all of our activities with the following principles. We believe:
All people have the right to dignity.
Diversity has intrinsic value.
Poverty is political-systemic change is necessary.
Building community is essential to social change.
Political effectiveness requires staying power
Solutions to poverty must involve people who are directly affected.
Risks are necessary to create positive change.
Meeting people where they are honors their skills and potential.
We are committed to quality, professionalism, and accountability in everything we do.

Family Law Legal Help

Family Law Matters....

Family Law Facilitators

The Family Law Facilitator Program at King County Superior Court provides information and referrals to family law litigants who are not represented by attorneys. Litigants may meet with a facilitator on a walk-in basis or by pre-scheduled appointment (for document review or if an interpreter is required). The program operates in the King County Courthouse in Seattle and the Maleng Regional Justice Center in Kent.

Contact 206-587-3757 for an initial consultation and case evaluation

Call 206-587-3757 for a free consultation with a Seattle, Washington, lawyer at the Pierce Law Offices.

Contact Compatore Law, P.S. | Seattle Family Law Attorney | Puget Sound, Pacific Northwest

Attorney John Compatore in Seattle, Washington, has over 20 years experience helping clients resolve difficult family law problems.

Eastside Legal Assistance Program

Provides free 1/2 hour appointments for advice/consultation on family law and/or domestic violence legal issues. For the Domestic Violence Clinic, client MUST first go through a domestic violence advocacy agency.

King County Bar Association Legal Clinic

Agency: King County Bar Association - Neighborhood Clinics

1200 5th Ave
Suite 600
Seattle, WA, 98101 Map
Phone: (206) 267 - 7070
Hours: Appointments: M-Th, 9am-Noon. Appointments are made for the current week.

Operates legal clinics where free 30-minute legal consultations are available for individuals who are not already represented by an attorney. These clinics focus on more complex family law issues including any case involving children or debt/asset division between parties. If needed, a client may be referred to further legal services. The Clinic can: 1) Determine if the client has a legal problem. 2) Explain legal rights and responsibilities to the client. 3) Suggest steps that might be taken to solve the problem, including self-help strategies. 4) Refer the clients needing specialized legal help to law-related agencies. CLINIC ATTORNEYS DO NOT represent a client in court or prepare court papers.

Welcome to ACRS

WELCOME TO ACRS Offering a wide array of social and behavioral services in a multicultural, multilingual setting since 1973. HOPE AND OPPORTUNITY IN 30 LANGUAGES