Resources

PSLA aims to connect people with other organizations and groups in Greater Seattle, King County, or Washington State that can provide needed services.

Housing

EVICTION RESOURCES

King County Bar Housing Justice Project - The Housing Justice Project provides free legal services to renters facing eviction in King County
Washington 2-1-1 Housing Assistance Directory - Search this directory to find location-specific services related to housing assistance, including eviction and homelessness prevention

FINDING HOUSING

Low Income Housing Institute - LIHI manages housing for low-income, homeless, and formerly homeless individuals

HOUSING SUPPORT

Tenant Counseling Services - Solid Ground provides counseling services to tenants of Seattle and King County to help them understand their rights and responsibilities
Energy Assistance - Byrd Barr Place offers support in paying utility bills for eligible households

Health

Sound Health - One of King County's oldest comprehensive health care providers. They cover a wide range of specialties, including mental health, chemical dependency, primary care, vocational counseling, etc.

Apple Care - Washington State's Medicaid program is Apple Care. To check for eligibility and services provided, please refer to their website.

Washington Healthcare Access Alliance - Their tool helps link you to free or low-cost clinics with a variety of coverage, including women's services, substance dependency, and mental health counseling

Financial/Employment Services

ESDA Unemployment Benefits - The website for Washington State's Employment Security Department on unemployment benefits

Year Up - A tuition-free job training program

Casey Life Skills - Casey provides services to tackle the problems in child welfare and provide assistance to those in need

Pioneer Human Services - An organization that works within communities to provide counseling and treatment, housing, and job training

Family Services

Mary's Place - An organization that helps support women, children, and families experiencing homeless and aids in finding more stable living situations.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound - Big Brothers Big Sisters connects kids between the ages of 6-18 with volunteer adult mentors and create long lasting and valuable relationships

Boys and Girls Club of America - The Boys and Girls Club provides a space in which children can have fun, grow, and thrive, and participate in programs meant to draw focus to academics, health, and leadership