WRENWashington Re-Entry Navigator

Housing Resources for Reentry in Franklin County, Washington

Housing resources for Franklin County. Each listing shows our confidence and when we last checked it.

Provides rental and utility assistance, housing search, security deposits, and supportive services

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Franklin County
High confidenceverified Aug 4, 2026
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Provides supportive services including housing search, application fees, security deposits, and case management

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Franklin County
High confidenceverified Aug 4, 2026
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WA DOC Reentry Centers

Washington State Department of Corrections

Structured residential reentry pathway for eligible incarcerated individuals transitioning back to the community

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Statewide
High confidenceverified Aug 4, 2026
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Civil Survival

Agapé Unlimited

Permanent housing program for individuals and families that are homeless, disabled, and have substance use disorder

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Statewide
Medium confidenceverified Aug 4, 2026
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Statewide phone/online navigation to reentry, housing, food, health, legal; Spanish and other languages

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Statewide
Phone
211
Medium confidenceverified Sep 7, 2026
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Provides transitional housing for individuals who are reintegrating post-prison/jail and also willing to actively engage in recovery.

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Statewide
Medium confidenceverified Sep 16, 2026
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Transitional Living Program

Benton & Franklin Dept. of Human Services (BFDHS)

Short term transitional housing for up to six months with 10 housing units with a capacity for 22 adult individuals

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Franklin County
Medium confidenceverified Aug 4, 2026
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Structured residential reentry pathway for eligible incarcerated individuals transitioning back to the community

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Statewide
Medium confidenceverified Aug 4, 2026
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Common questions

How do I find housing after prison in Franklin County?
WREN lists validated housing resources for Franklin County, drawn from state agencies, legal aid, and known community organizations. Each listing shows how confident we are in it and when we last checked it. Start with the resources on this page, or talk to WREN to build a plan.
Are these housing resources free?
Cost varies by program. Each resource page notes fees and eligibility where we have verified them. Contact the organization directly to confirm current details.