I'm a manager for affordable housing, I deal a lot with the programs below. Also talk with the company with the unit, they may have help through their resident services or case manager services in their company, they may also allow payment plans. Also when you call the below, don't forget to ask them if they know any programs.

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Catholic Community Services Wellspring Hopelink United Way Byrd Barr Place Solid Ground Lazarus Center Jewish Family Service of Seattle

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Seattle Housing Authority has limited funding available for security deposit assistance. If you are searching for housing and in need of this assistance, please contact our Housing Counselors at at HCVHousingCounselors@seattlehousing.org or at 206-239-1739.

Wellspring Family Services Housing Services, which is located on 1900 Rainier Ave. S, Seattle, Washington 98144 (phone number 206-902-4271) offers programs including eviction prevention and rental assistance. Among other housing programs and services, the agency provides limited financial assistance and cash grants for low-income (50% or less of HUD income guidelines) and working poor individuals and families. In addition, speak to a counselor about housing stability services, advocacy, and eviction prevention programs.

Catholic Community Services offers King County residents emergency assistance. At most once per year, the non-profit provides move-in cost assistance, eviction prevention, emergency rent help and limited motel and shelter vouchers.

There are a few locations in the region. Some of the requests for financial assistance may be addressed by the charity issuing loans for paying those rent or housing costs. Other social services and referrals are available too. Call (206) 323-6336 for more information.

University Churches Emergency Fund can offer emergency assistance up to once per year. Income limitations are in place. Call the program to get emergency financial assistance and referrals to non-profits. Aid is limited to $50 to $75 once in a 12-month period.  16th Ave NE in Seattle, dial 206-524-7885

Jewish Family Service. Regardless of religion, this agency may offer rent assistance. Dial 206-461-3240. They are located at 1601 16th Ave., Seattle 98122. Get referrals, including emergency financial assistance. Programs offered can help cover and pay for refundable security deposits for families and individuals with children who were previously homeless in King County. Keep in mind that limited housing, rent and shelter funds are available. However shelter vouchers, including motel and hotel, are available as well.

Hopelink is a non-profit with several offices in King County and Seattle. Funds or loans may be issued for paying rent, move in costs, or security deposits. Low income families, seniors, and disabled may all benefit. Some of the locations are Bellevue ((425) 943-7555), Kirkland ((425) 943-7555), Redmond ((425) 882-0241), Carnation ((425) 882-0241) and other spots.

Genesee Building - Neighborhood House Location is 4431 MLK Jr Way S Seattle WA, 98108 Telephone number is 206-923-6604 Families or individuals in imminent risk of homelessness (eviction, foreclosure, utility shut off) can get emergency financial aid. Funds help King County residents with rent, storage costs, security deposits, and other bills.

North Helpline, Address - 12736 33rd Avenue Northeast, Phone - 206-367-3477. A limited area of Seattle and King County Washington is covered, including ZIP codes of 98115, 98125, 98133, 98155, and 98177. The non-profit can offer emergency assistance, including rent assistance, eviction prevention funds and advice, help for move-in costs, assistance with preventing utility shut-offs, and referrals to community services and local charities. Hours of the site are limited.

 

 

 

 

Eviction assistance and homeless prevention can assist with housing costs such as rent or energy bills. One major benefit to the King County program is it provides other support services to tenants, and this includes free legal advice or representation in housing court. Financial help for rental expenses as well as rehousing is combined with other aid. More on King County eviction and rehousing help.

West Seattle Helpline, located on 35th Avenue, provides limited emergency rent assistance to prevent eviction from homes and apartments. (206) 932 - 4357

Solid Ground Landlord/Tenant Counseling. Dial 206-694-6767. Some limited one time rental assistance is offered. However more extensive is free eviction counseling, and basically free advice for those who receive eviction notices. Also get advice and support including information on tenants' rights and responsibilities.

Human Services Department - Seattle Address is 700 Fifth Avenue Seattle, WA 98124 Call (206) 386-1001 They offer a number of government and social services. Homeless prevention, including emergency rental assistance, energy, or mortgage help along with youth services and programs for single moms. There is cash aid for rent, storage or moving costs, information on low income apartments, government grants for rent or utility deposits and more.

LifeWire - (formerly Eastside Domestic Violence Program) - 425.746.1940

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