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Non-SHA housing resources

Non-SHA housing resources

Seattle Housing Authority does not provide temporary shelter, emergency shelter, or transitional housing nor does it operate low-income homeownership programs.

However, a number of nonprofit agencies in Seattle do provide these services:

Shelters

2-1-1, Washington State information network

Bread of Life Mission, 206.682.3579

Catholic Community Services of Western Washington, 206.328.5696

Compass Housing Alliance, 206.357.3100

Denny Place Youth Shelter, 206.328.5693

Domestic Abuse Women's Network, 206.622.1881

Downtown Emergency Service Center, 206.464.1570

Seattle Housing and Resource Effort  (SHARE), 206.448.7889

Women's Housing Equality and Enhancement League (WHEEL), 206.956.0334

Union Gospel Mission, 206.622.5177

Emergency assistance

2-1-1, Washington State information network

Catholic Community Services of Western Washington, 206.328-.696

Central Area Motivation Program, 206.812.4940

Domestic Abuse Women's Network, 206.622.1881

New Beginnings, 206.522.9472

Union Gospel Mission, 206.622.5177

YouthCare, 800.495.7802

YWCA, 206.568.7841

Transitional housing
Low-income homeownership
Local housing authorities

Pierce County Housing Authority: www.pchawa.org 

Tacoma Housing Authority: www.tacomahousing.org  

King County Housing Authority: www.kcha.org 

Renton Housing Authority: www.rentonhousing.org 

 

 

Resources specifically for people exiting corrections:
Other

Rental Assistance information from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development: HUD.gov/topics/rental_assistance 

Affordable Housing apartment listings: affordablehousing.com

SeniorHousingNet: seniorhousingnet.com

Human Good (housing for seniors, formerly called American Baptist Homes of the West): humangood.org

About Senior Apartments from SeniorAdvice.com

Korean Womens Association:kwacares.org