Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)
Rebuilding Together South Sound
Provides information and assistance regarding programs or services available to older adults or adults with disabilities
- Coverage
- Pierce County
- Phone
- 253-798-4600
Housing resources across Washington for people leaving incarceration, their families, and advocates.
Rebuilding Together South Sound
Provides information and assistance regarding programs or services available to older adults or adults with disabilities
Oxford Houses in Washington State
Operates low-cost, clean and sober housing for those in recovery, providing separate houses for single men and for single women with limited housing for single adults with children.
Washington State Department of Corrections
Structured pre-release residential reentry with services
Day center: meals, hygiene, clothing, primary care, ID/glasses, housing help, case management, urban Indian legal clinic, Native art job training
Up to $700/mo for 6 mo to DOC-approved vendors
Reimburses landlords for damage, some unpaid rent, survivor damages; lowers risk of renting to barrier tenants
Coordinated Entry access point for youth/young adults
Live vacancy search + house contacts for interviews
Reentry housing, SUD/mental health treatment, employment
Coordinated Entry access point; benefits and transportation help
Searchable map of WAQRR-certified residences, Oxford & Tribal homes
Mudroom intake, transitional housing, Employment Connection
Statewide civil legal-aid intake and advice; referral to NJP offices for record relief, LFO, housing
Confidential survivor support: case management, safety planning, legal/immigration referrals, therapy, housing/food/financial referrals; any language
Reintegration housing pilot with employment navigation and supportive services
Coordinated Entry access point; ORCA LIFT enrollment
Emergency/transitional/permanent supportive housing, shelter, case management, Regional Access Point; Catholic Immigration Legal Services
Four supportive-housing buildings with wraparound services; units for very low income, homeless, and veterans
On-campus navigator connecting students to food, housing, childcare, and benefits
Reentry navigation for employment, education, housing, financial literacy, family reunification, cultural connection; court advocacy
Affordable/supportive housing; enhanced shelters
Showers, laundry, restrooms, mail, day center, meals, housing navigation
DV shelter, crisis and legal advocacy for survivors
Day center, 350 shelter beds, on-site medical/MH/SUD, crisis diversion, PACT
Immigrant advocacy, housing case management/eviction prevention, food bank, ESL, job referral/training, financial literacy; bilingual walk-in
Rapid Rehousing and Homelessness-to-Homeownership tracks
Matched savings (up to $2 per $1, max $4,000) for a first home, education, or business, with financial coaching
Interfaith spiritual community and gatherings; welcoming spiritual home (not a services provider)
Free eviction defense for King County tenants
Front door to shelter, rapid rehousing, transitional, PSH
Outreach connecting to food, shelter, medical, MH/SUD
DV shelter, crisis and legal advocacy for survivors
Family emergency shelter, Allen Family Center day services, outreach
South KC Regional Access Point; food, employment, energy assistance
DV shelter, crisis and legal advocacy for survivors
Food bank, Thursday home delivery
ESL, employment, housing, behavioral health, DV support, immigration legal
Medical, behavioral health, substance-use treatment, dental, housing/human services; bilingual bicultural staff
Guidance discouraging blanket record bans; how to present rehabilitation evidence to landlords
Tiny-home transitional housing (up to ~6 months), case management, referrals, financial literacy
Statewide phone/online navigation to reentry, housing, food, health, legal; Spanish and other languages
Live referral to food, shelter, benefits, reentry; Coordinated Entry front door
Food bank, mobile food bank, home delivery
Employment and economic advancement, housing services
Mary's Place
Sober Solutions
Provides clean, sober and stable term limited transitional housing with a direct path to permanent and long term housing opportunities
Operation Nightwatch
Provides late-night referral to downtown Seattle shelters
Weld Seattle
Provides transitional housing for individuals who are reintegrating post-prison/jail and also willing to actively engage in recovery.
Noel House Programs
Oxford House, Inc.
Self-run, self-supported sober living home for individuals in recovery from substance use disorder
Democratically run, self-supporting and drug free sober home for males recovering from drug and alcohol addiction
Democratically run, self-supporting and drug free sober home for women
SHARE/WHEEL
Operates self-managed overnight shelter sites throughout Seattle
Sober Solutions
Non-profit organization providing structured transitional living for people recovering from addiction in a safe, proactive and encouraging environment
12-18 mo residential recovery, vocational training, sober housing, reentry support
Weld Seattle
Reentry housing and community-support program for people coming home after incarceration
Self-run drug/alcohol-free shared homes, no time limit
Reentry recovery housing
Collaborative reentry housing with partner providers
Men's Recovery Program (for men leaving incarceration), Bridge Program, shelter
WA-specific housing and treatment for registrants
Reentry support, Restore Reentry Housing (14 beds), resource giveaways
Develops plans for housing, money management, and rehabilitation treatment
Home Advantage, House Key Opportunity, HomeChoice with downpayment assistance; free homebuyer education