Washington Reentry Housing

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OACRA Washington Housing & Reentry Directory
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Washington Housing, Shelter & Reentry-Friendly Options

This directory organizes Washington housing pathways that may support people on probation, parole, court supervision, reentry supervision, work release, transitional release, diversion, post-release stabilization, or with a criminal record. Always call ahead, disclose supervision status honestly, and obtain written approval before moving when approval is required.

Four reentry housing levels covered: emergency shelter and crisis access, transitional and reentry housing, recovery or sober living environments, and longer-term supportive or independent stabilization pathways across Washington.

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Coverage: Statewide Washington. This section keeps statewide reentry housing, affordable housing, coordinated access, recovery housing, and supervision-aware housing guidance in one place so later regional sections can focus on direct providers and local housing pathways.
✅ Verified Statewide Housing Search & Reentry Housing Pathways
Washington DOC — Reentry Housing Assistance Program DOC-linked housing assistance pathway connected to release planning, county-of-origin planning, transitional housing locations, and reentry stabilization for eligible individuals leaving incarceration or under community reentry supervision.
Reentry Housing DOC-linked Eligibility required
Access doc.wa.gov Ask DOC, reentry staff, housing specialist, case manager, or supervising officer about eligibility and referral steps.
Prep Release date, county of origin, proposed housing location, supervision status, and transition plan Ask whether the location can be approved before relying on it
Area Statewide Washington
Washington DOC — Reentry Centers & Work Release Structured residential reentry pathway for eligible incarcerated individuals transitioning back to the community. Placement depends on custody level, available bed space, screening, program rules, and DOC approval.
Reentry Center Work Release DOC approval required
Access DOC reentry centers Graduated reentry information
Ask Eligibility, referral timing, facility availability, employment requirements, and release-plan compatibility Whether the proposed community placement must be separately approved
Area Statewide / DOC placement-specific
Washington State Department of Commerce — Homelessness Response Statewide housing and homelessness system resource connected to local coordinated entry, homeless housing programs, rental assistance, and community housing-stability programs. Commerce does not provide direct shelter intake, but its local access links are useful for county-level entry points.
Housing System Coordinated Entry Local intake required
Access commerce.wa.gov/homelessness-response Use the local coordinated entry contact for the county where housing is needed.
Bring ID, household information, income, homelessness status, notices, release paperwork, and contact information Ask how criminal-history screening affects available placements
Area Statewide / county-based access
Washington State Housing Finance Commission — Affordable Housing Access Statewide public housing-finance resource connected to affordable housing production, tax-credit housing, multifamily housing, and affordable rental access. Not reentry-specific, but useful for identifying longer-term housing options and affordable housing providers.
Affordable Housing Longer-Term Housing Screening varies
Search wshfc.org Use property-specific contacts and ask about application screening rules.
Ask Criminal-history screening, income limits, waitlist status, deposits, unit availability, and written approval documentation Whether the property accepts housing vouchers or referrals
Area Statewide Washington
🛠️ Eligible Recovery, Private Housing & Confirm-First Paths
Oxford House Washington — Recovery Housing Vacancies Peer-run recovery housing network with Washington houses and online vacancy/application access. Each house sets its own interview, membership, fees, recovery expectations, house rules, and supervision-compatibility considerations.
Recovery Housing Vacancy Search House interview required
Search wa.oxfordhouse.us Oxford vacancy locator Apply online
Ask Current vacancies, fees, interview schedule, drug testing, curfew, medication rules, and verification letter availability Confirm whether probation, parole, or DOC reentry residents are accepted at that house
Area Statewide / house-specific
Recovery Housing & Sober Living Homes Recovery housing may support reentry stabilization, but each home has its own fees, drug testing, curfew, employment, visitor, medication, transportation, and supervision-compatibility rules.
Sober Living Rules vary Officer approval
Checklist Ask for current openings, fees, house rules, drug-testing rules, visitor rules, and written verification. Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, work release, or court supervision are accepted.
Bring Recovery plan if applicable Full address, contact person, rules, payment terms, and proposed move-in date
Area Statewide / confirm by home
Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Mobile Homes & Apartments Independent housing may involve room rentals, shared housing, mobile homes, apartments, extended stays, or private landlords. Screening, deposits, rental history, income requirements, and address approval issues vary by property.
Independent Housing Screening varies Confirm address rules
Reminder Confirm address approval before paying deposits or application fees. Ask for written rental terms, house rules, and move-in conditions.
Bring Income proof • ID • references • release paperwork if relevant Full landlord or property contact information
Area Statewide Washington
Rural Housing, Transportation & Out-of-County Placement Many Washington counties have limited shelter or transitional housing. A nearby city may be the practical access point, but transportation, supervision reporting, treatment access, employment access, and county restrictions must be checked first.
Rural Access Transportation Confirm placement
Check Reporting location, treatment schedule, employment access, bus routes, ferry access, and ride options. Ask if an out-of-county address can be approved before relocating.
Prep Proposed address and weekly transportation plan Nearest shelter, recovery housing, reentry program, or service hub
Area Rural and regional Washington

Seattle & King County

Counties: King. Cities and communities include Seattle, Shoreline, Lake City, Ballard, Capitol Hill, Beacon Hill, Rainier Valley, West Seattle, Kent, Renton, Auburn, Federal Way, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Burien, Tukwila, SeaTac, Des Moines, Issaquah, North Bend, and surrounding King County communities.
✅ Verified Reentry, Shelter, Transitional & Supportive Housing Providers
Weld Seattle — Transitional Re-Entry Housing Seattle reentry housing and community-support program serving people coming home after incarceration. Intake includes sobriety and eligibility screening, and some exclusions may apply.
Reentry Housing Formerly Incarcerated Screening required
Contact weldseattle.org (206) 571-4938 900 Poplar Place S., Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98144
Ask Current housing availability, eligibility, sobriety requirement, program rules, fees, and documentation Whether the address can be verified for probation, parole, DOC, or court supervision
Area Seattle / King County
DESC — Downtown Emergency Service Center Large Seattle supportive-housing and emergency-services provider serving adults experiencing homelessness, behavioral health needs, substance-use needs, and complex barriers to housing stability.
Supportive Housing Emergency Services Behavioral Health
Contact desc.org Main: (206) 464-1570 info@desc.org 515 3rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98104
Ask Emergency shelter access, supportive housing intake, documentation, referral requirements, and program-specific rules Confirm whether supervision-related contact or address verification is possible
Area Seattle / King County
DESC — The Gateway in Honor of Tenaya Wright North Seattle supportive emergency housing site operated by DESC. Appropriate to confirm current referral route, bed access, eligibility, rules, and whether the location can be used for supervision approval.
Supportive Emergency Housing North Seattle Referral route varies
Contact DESC Gateway page Front desk: (206) 584-2854 13300 Stone Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98133
Ask Current referral process, program rules, bed availability, and verification letter options Whether the address is suitable for supervision reporting and officer approval
Area North Seattle / King County
Catholic Community Services / Catholic Housing Services — King County Major Western Washington housing and shelter provider with King County programs connected to emergency housing, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, family shelter, and case management.
Shelter / Housing Case Management King County
Contact ccsww.org/our-services/king-county Transitional Housing: (206) 328-5696 100 23rd Ave. S., Seattle, WA 98144
Ask Current program openings, coordinated entry requirements, documentation, family eligibility, and case-management access Whether background screening or supervision status affects placement
Area Seattle / South King County / countywide programs
Plymouth Housing — Permanent Supportive Housing Seattle and King County permanent supportive housing provider serving adults who have experienced homelessness and need ongoing housing stability and supportive services.
Supportive Housing Permanent Housing Referral / eligibility varies
Contact plymouthhousing.org Main: (206) 374-8100 2113 3rd Ave., Seattle, WA 98121
Ask How referrals work, whether direct intake is available, unit availability, documentation, and eligibility Confirm criminal-history screening and supervision-verification process before relying on placement
Area Seattle / King County
Compass Housing Alliance Seattle housing and homelessness-services provider offering shelter, transitional housing, hygiene/mail supports, case management, and housing-stability programs for people experiencing homelessness.
Shelter / Housing Case Management Seattle
Contact compasshousingalliance.org Main: (206) 474-1000 77 S. Washington St., Seattle, WA 98104
Ask Current shelter or housing program access, waitlist/referral process, ID requirements, and case-management availability Whether program rules allow residents on probation, parole, or court supervision
Area Seattle / King County
Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission — Shelter, Recovery & Housing Pathways Seattle faith-based provider offering emergency shelter, recovery programs, meals, outreach, and stabilization pathways for adults and families experiencing homelessness or crisis.
Shelter Recovery Program Program rules apply
Contact ugm.org Main: (206) 728-2300 Ask for current shelter or recovery-program intake route.
Ask Current bed availability, intake hours, recovery-program eligibility, curfew, drug testing, and documentation Confirm supervision compatibility before using as a proposed residence
Area Seattle / King County
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Housing, Family, Youth & Stabilization Options
YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish — Housing Programs Housing-stability provider serving women and families through emergency shelter, transitional supportive housing, permanent affordable housing, and related stabilization supports.
Women / Families Transitional Support Eligibility varies
Contact ywcaworks.org/housing Main: (206) 464-4882 Ask for housing program intake or eligibility screening.
Ask Program eligibility, family size requirements, waitlist, documentation, and referral route Whether background screening or supervision status affects the specific program
Area Seattle / King County / regional programs
Low Income Housing Institute — Tiny House Villages & Affordable Housing Seattle-based provider connected to tiny house villages, affordable housing, shelter-based temporary housing, and housing-stability programs. Admission and referrals vary by site and funding source.
Tiny House Villages Affordable Housing Site rules vary
Contact lihi.org Main: (206) 441-0504 1253 S. Jackson St., Suite A, Seattle, WA 98144
Ask Referral process, village/site rules, openings, required documentation, and criminal-history screening Whether a specific site can provide address verification for supervision approval
Area Seattle / King County
Chief Seattle Club — Housing & Member Support Native-led Seattle organization serving American Indian and Alaska Native community members through housing, supportive services, day-center supports, cultural connection, and stabilization pathways.
Native-led Supportive Housing Program-specific eligibility
Contact chiefseattleclub.org Main: (206) 292-6214 410 2nd Ave. Ext. S., Seattle, WA 98104
Ask Housing eligibility, member services, documentation, referral requirements, and program openings Confirm supervision compatibility and address-verification options before placement
Area Seattle / King County
YouthCare — Young Adult Shelter & Housing Seattle provider serving young people and young adults through shelter, transitional housing, employment support, education support, and stabilization services.
Young Adults Shelter / Housing Age eligibility
Contact youthcare.org Main: (206) 694-4500 2500 NE 54th St., Seattle, WA 98105
Ask Age eligibility, current shelter/housing access, intake hours, documents, and case-management supports Confirm whether juvenile, probation, parole, or court status affects program eligibility
Area Seattle / King County
Solid Ground — Housing Stability & Tenant Support King County housing-stability provider offering eviction-prevention, tenant support, family stabilization, and related housing resources. Best used when a person already has housing at risk or needs stabilization support.
Housing Stability Eviction Prevention Not shelter intake
Contact solid-ground.org/housing Tenant Resource Hotline: (206) 580-0762 Toll-free: 1-855-485-8767
Bring Lease, eviction notice, subsidy termination notice, income details, ID, and contact information Ask whether assistance can document housing stability for supervision purposes
Area King County
King County REACH Reentry — Transitional Reentry Case Management Reentry case-management pathway for adults transitioning out of suburban King County jails and the Maleng Regional Justice Center. Not a housing provider by itself, but useful for reentry care coordination and housing-resource linkage.
Reentry Case Management Housing Linkage Referral-based
Access King County reentry services Ask jail release staff, case manager, public defender, treatment court contact, or community supervision contact about referral.
Prep Release date, court/supervision status, housing barrier, treatment needs, ID status, and phone/contact plan Ask whether a housing referral or transition plan can be documented
Area South and East King County / MRJC transition focus
Housing Connector — Private-Market Housing Access Housing access partner that works with property partners and service-provider referrals to reduce barriers for people experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Useful when a case manager or provider is helping with placement.
Private-Market Housing Service-Provider Referral Referral route required
Contact housingconnector.com Ask a case manager or housing navigator whether referral access is available.
Ask Eligibility, required referral partner, criminal-history screening flexibility, deposits, move-in costs, and documentation Confirm whether the landlord/property can provide address verification for supervision approval
Area King County / regional private-market access

Pierce County

Counties: Pierce. Cities and communities include Tacoma, Lakewood, Puyallup, Parkland, Spanaway, Fife, University Place, Gig Harbor, Sumner, Bonney Lake, Edgewood, Milton, Steilacoom, Graham, Buckley, Orting, Eatonville, and surrounding Pierce County communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Transitional, Reentry & Supportive Housing Providers
Tacoma Rescue Mission — Shelter, Recovery & Housing Programs Major Pierce County shelter and housing provider offering emergency shelter, meals, recovery programming, family housing, and longer-term stabilization options for people experiencing homelessness or crisis.
Shelter / Housing Recovery Support Families / Adults
Contact trm.org Main: (253) 383-4493 425 S. Tacoma Way, Tacoma, WA 98402
Ask Current shelter availability, recovery-program intake, family housing availability, Jefferson Square, Tyler Family Housing, and verification letters Confirm curfew, program rules, supervision compatibility, and address approval before move-in
Area Tacoma / Pierce County
Catholic Community Services — Nativity House Programs Downtown Tacoma shelter and day-center program serving adults experiencing homelessness, with shelter, meals, hygiene access, case support, and connection to housing-stability resources.
Adult Shelter Day Center Case Support
Contact Nativity House Programs Phone: (253) 502-1915 702 S. 14th St., Tacoma, WA 98405
Ask Shelter access, day-center services, documentation, case-management route, and current intake rules Confirm whether the site can provide residence verification for supervision purposes
Area Tacoma / Pierce County
Catholic Community Services — Family Day Center & Family Housing Network Pierce County family housing and day-center pathway connected to families experiencing homelessness, coordinated access, shelter-related services, and family stabilization.
Families Housing Support Eligibility varies
Contact CCS Pierce County General Pierce County help: (253) 383-3697 Family Day Center: (253) 471-5340 5050 S. Tacoma Way, Tacoma, WA 98409
Ask Family eligibility, current family shelter/housing access, documentation, coordinated entry requirements, and waitlist status Ask how supervision status, background screening, or household composition affects placement
Area Tacoma / Pierce County families
Associated Ministries — Housing Solutions Pierce County housing-stability provider connected to coordinated entry, rapid rehousing, housing stabilization, adult home sharing, and youth host home programming.
Housing Solutions Rapid Rehousing Home Sharing
Contact associatedministries.org Main: (253) 383-3056 Housing access line: (253) 426-1513 901 S. 13th St., Tacoma, WA 98405
Ask Coordinated entry appointment process, housing-stabilization eligibility, adult home sharing, youth host homes, and required documents Confirm whether a housing plan can be documented for officer or case-manager review
Area Tacoma / Pierce County
Share & Care House — Housing Services Pierce County nonprofit offering Permanent Supportive Housing, Housing and Essential Needs, Foundational Community Supports supportive housing, payee services, and related stabilization supports.
Supportive Housing HEN / FCS Tacoma / Puyallup
Contact shareandcarehouse.org Tacoma HEN / Payee: (253) 564-4194 Puyallup housing/payee: (253) 841-8886 Tacoma: 3418 McKinley Ave., Tacoma, WA 98404
Ask Housing program eligibility, HEN access, FCS supportive housing, PSH availability, documentation, and office hours Ask whether criminal-history screening or supervision status affects eligibility
Area Tacoma / Puyallup / Pierce County
Metropolitan Development Council — Housing & Homeless Services Tacoma-based community action provider with housing, homeless services, behavioral health, employment, education, and stabilization programs that may support reentry planning when eligible.
Housing Support Community Action Stabilization
Contact mdc-hope.org Main: (253) 383-3920 721 Fawcett Ave., Suite 204, Tacoma, WA 98402
Ask Current housing/homeless-service eligibility, case-management route, behavioral health linkage, and documentation needed Confirm whether services can support a supervision-compatible housing plan
Area Tacoma / Pierce County
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Housing, Youth, Family & Recovery Options
Comprehensive Life Resources — Housing & Behavioral Health Support Pierce County behavioral health provider with housing-related support, homeless outreach, adult services, treatment, and stabilization pathways for people with behavioral health needs.
Behavioral Health Housing Support Clinical eligibility
Contact comprehensiveliferesources.org Main: (253) 396-5500 1305 Tacoma Ave. S., Suite 305, Tacoma, WA 98402
Ask Housing support, behavioral health intake, homeless outreach, clinical eligibility, referral requirements, and stabilization planning Ask whether documentation can support supervision or court-related housing planning
Area Tacoma / Pierce County
Helping Hand House — Family Housing Support Puyallup-area family housing provider focused on families experiencing homelessness or housing instability, with housing navigation, family support, and stabilization services.
Families Housing Navigation Family eligibility
Contact helpinghandhouse.org Main: (253) 848-8865 4321 2nd St. SW, Puyallup, WA 98373
Ask Family eligibility, current housing support, intake route, documentation, and waitlist status Confirm how criminal history, supervision, or household composition affects housing options
Area Puyallup / Pierce County families
New Phoebe House Association — Women & Children Recovery Housing Tacoma recovery-housing pathway for women and women with children, focused on recovery, family reunification, stability, and structured residential support.
Women / Children Recovery Housing Program rules apply
Contact newphoebehouse.org Main: (253) 383-7141 Ask for intake and current residential availability.
Ask Admission requirements, recovery expectations, fees, child eligibility, house rules, curfew, and documentation Confirm probation/parole compatibility and whether written address verification is available
Area Tacoma / Pierce County
YWCA Pierce County — Domestic Violence Shelter & Housing Support Domestic-violence service provider offering emergency safety planning, shelter-related support, advocacy, and housing-stability services for survivors and families.
DV Shelter Path Women / Families Safety screening
Contact ywcapiercecounty.org Main: (253) 383-2595 24-hour crisis line: (253) 383-2595
Ask Safety planning, shelter eligibility, advocacy, housing support, confidentiality rules, and required documentation Coordinate carefully with supervision if address confidentiality or no-contact conditions apply
Area Tacoma / Pierce County
Recovery Café Orting Valley — Recovery Support & Housing Stability Linkage Recovery community support organization serving the Orting Valley area. Not a shelter by itself, but useful for recovery support, connection, stabilization, and referrals that may support housing readiness.
Recovery Support Community Stability Not direct housing
Contact recoverycafeov.org Main: (360) 893-6807 Orting Valley area
Ask Recovery support groups, membership, referrals, housing-readiness support, and local resource navigation Ask whether staff can help document participation or connect to sober-living referrals
Area Orting / East Pierce County
Tacoma Housing Authority — Affordable Housing & Voucher Pathways Public housing authority serving Tacoma with affordable housing, voucher-related programs, property-based housing, and housing-stability resources. Useful for longer-term planning rather than immediate shelter.
Affordable Housing Voucher Path Waitlists / screening
Contact tacomahousing.org Main: (253) 207-4400 902 S. L St., Tacoma, WA 98405
Ask Waitlists, voucher eligibility, criminal-history screening, reasonable accommodation, and property-based housing options Confirm address approval rules before accepting a unit or lease
Area Tacoma / Pierce County

Snohomish & North Puget Sound

Counties: Snohomish, Skagit, Island, and Whatcom. Cities and communities include Everett, Lynnwood, Edmonds, Marysville, Arlington, Monroe, Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Mukilteo, Mount Vernon, Burlington, Anacortes, Oak Harbor, Bellingham, Ferndale, Lynden, and surrounding North Puget Sound communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Transitional & Housing-Linked Providers
Everett Gospel Mission — Shelter, Recovery & Family Programs Major Snohomish County shelter and recovery provider serving men, women, children, and families through emergency shelter, meals, recovery programming, and case-management support.
Emergency Shelter Recovery Support Families / Adults
Contact egmission.org Administration: (425) 740-2500 Individuals: (425) 740-2550 Families: (425) 740-2501 Administration: 2222 52nd St., Everett, WA 98203
Ask Current shelter availability, intake hours, recovery-program rules, family shelter access, and required documentation Confirm whether the site can provide address verification for supervision approval
Area Everett / Snohomish County
Housing Hope — Housing & Family Stability Programs Snohomish County housing provider offering affordable housing, housing support, family stabilization, and housing-development programs for households experiencing homelessness or serious housing instability.
Affordable Housing Family Stability Housing Support
Contact housinghope.org Main: (425) 347-6556 info@housinghope.org 5830 Evergreen Way, Everett, WA 98203
Ask Current housing programs, eligibility, waitlist status, application requirements, and family housing options Ask how criminal-history screening or supervision status affects program eligibility
Area Everett / Snohomish County
Volunteers of America Western Washington — Shelter & Housing Prevention Regional provider connected to shelter referrals, homelessness prevention, landlord-tenant mediation, rent or payment-assistance connections, and housing-stability supports.
Housing Prevention Shelter Referral Landlord Mediation
Contact voaww.org/shelter Coordinated housing access: 1-800-223-8145 Landlord-tenant mediation: (425) 259-3191
Ask Current shelter referral options, coordinated housing access, mediation, prevention resources, and documentation needed Ask whether the referral route can support a written housing plan for supervision review
Area Snohomish County / Western Washington
Interfaith Family Shelter — Family Shelter & Cars to Housing Snohomish County family shelter pathway serving families experiencing homelessness, including families living in vehicles, with shelter, case support, and housing-stabilization planning.
Family Shelter Cars to Housing Family eligibility
Contact interfaithwa.org Main: (425) 200-1770 Everett / Snohomish County family shelter access
Ask Family eligibility, current shelter openings, vehicle-to-housing support, required documents, and case-management expectations Confirm how supervision, custody, or no-contact conditions affect placement
Area Everett / Snohomish County families
Cocoon House — Youth Shelter, Housing & Support Snohomish County youth provider offering shelter, housing, outreach, and support services for homeless and at-risk youth and young adults.
Youth Housing Shelter / Outreach Age eligibility
Contact cocoonhouse.org Main: (425) 259-5802 Ask for youth shelter, outreach, or housing intake.
Ask Age eligibility, current shelter or housing access, transitional living options, documents, and case-management support Confirm whether juvenile court, probation, or other supervision affects eligibility
Area Everett / Snohomish County youth
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First North Puget Sound Housing & Stabilization Options
Opportunity Council — Housing & Homeless Services Regional community-action provider serving Whatcom, Skagit, and Island counties with housing and homeless services, energy assistance, family support, and stabilization resources.
Housing Services Community Action Eligibility varies
Contact oppco.org Main: (360) 734-5121 1111 Cornwall Ave., Bellingham, WA 98225
Ask County-specific housing programs, homeless services, rental assistance, documentation, and referral requirements Ask whether background screening or supervision status affects the housing option
Area Whatcom / Skagit / Island counties
Lydia Place — Housing & Family Stability Whatcom County provider focused on ending homelessness for families and individuals through housing support, case management, family services, and stability planning.
Family Housing Case Management Program-specific intake
Contact lydiaplace.org Main: (360) 671-2119 Bellingham / Whatcom County
Ask Current housing programs, family eligibility, case-management route, documentation, and waitlist or referral process Confirm whether criminal-history screening or supervision status affects access
Area Bellingham / Whatcom County
Whatcom Homeless Service Center — Housing Access Bellingham-area housing access point for people experiencing homelessness in Whatcom County, connected to local coordinated housing assessment and housing-resource matching.
Housing Access Coordinated Assessment Local intake required
Access Whatcom Homeless Service Center Ask Opportunity Council for current assessment and access instructions.
Bring ID, income, household information, homelessness status, release paperwork if applicable, and contact plan Ask whether assessment documentation can support supervision planning
Area Whatcom County
Community Action of Skagit County — Housing & Homeless Services Skagit County community-action provider offering housing-stability services, basic-needs support, case management, and resource navigation for people facing homelessness or instability.
Housing Stability Resource Navigation Eligibility varies
Contact communityactionskagit.org Main: (360) 416-7585 330 Pacific Place, Mount Vernon, WA 98273
Ask Housing resources, homeless services, rental assistance, documentation, and county-specific intake requirements Confirm whether criminal-history screening or supervision status affects referrals
Area Mount Vernon / Skagit County
Housing Authority of Snohomish County — Affordable Housing & Voucher Pathways Public housing authority serving Snohomish County through affordable housing, voucher-related programs, rental assistance pathways, and long-term housing options. Best used for longer-term planning rather than immediate shelter.
Affordable Housing Voucher Path Waitlists / screening
Contact hascowa.org Main: (425) 290-5000 12711 4th Ave. W., Everett, WA 98204
Ask Waitlists, voucher eligibility, criminal-history screening, reasonable accommodation, and property-based housing options Confirm address approval before accepting a unit or lease
Area Snohomish County

Spokane & Inland Empire

Counties: Spokane, Stevens, Pend Oreille, Lincoln, Whitman, and Ferry. Cities and communities include Spokane, Spokane Valley, Airway Heights, Cheney, Deer Park, Medical Lake, Liberty Lake, Colville, Chewelah, Newport, Davenport, Pullman, Republic, and surrounding Inland Northwest communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Reentry, Transitional & Supportive Housing Providers
Union Gospel Mission of the Inland Northwest — Shelter, Recovery & Transitional Housing Spokane faith-based provider offering shelter, recovery programs, mentorship, job training, and transitional housing options for people working toward stability after homelessness, addiction, or crisis.
Shelter / Recovery Transitional Housing Job Training
Contact uniongospelmission.org Main: (509) 535-8510 1224 E. Trent Ave., Spokane, WA 99202 Crisis Center for Women: (509) 535-0486
Ask Current shelter availability, recovery-program application, transitional housing eligibility, fees, curfew, and program rules Confirm whether the proposed address can be verified for probation, parole, DOC, or court supervision
Area Spokane / Inland Northwest
Catholic Charities Eastern Washington — House of Charity Spokane emergency shelter and homeless-services program serving men 18+ with wraparound support, case connection, and stabilization resources.
Men’s Shelter Wraparound Support Downtown Spokane
Contact cceasternwa.org/contact House of Charity: (509) 624-7821 32 W. Pacific Ave., Spokane, WA 99201 hoc.info@cceasternwa.org
Ask Current shelter availability, intake process, program rules, documentation, and wraparound services Ask whether the site can provide written verification for supervision planning
Area Spokane / Spokane County
Catholic Charities Eastern Washington — St. Margaret’s Shelter Spokane shelter and transitional housing pathway for women and children experiencing homelessness, with family-focused support and stabilization services.
Women / Children Shelter / Transitional Family rules apply
Contact Catholic Charities Eastern WA St. Margaret’s Shelter: (509) 624-9788 101 E. Hartson Ave., Spokane, WA 99202 info.SMS@cceasternwa.org
Ask Application and interview process, family eligibility, age limits, fees if any, program length, and documentation Confirm how supervision status, custody conditions, or no-contact orders affect placement
Area Spokane / Spokane County families
Catholic Charities Eastern Washington — Catholic Housing Communities Affordable and supportive housing pathway connected to Catholic Charities Eastern Washington housing communities, property-based housing, and longer-term stabilization options.
Affordable Housing Supportive Housing Screening / waitlists
Contact Catholic Charities Eastern WA Catholic Housing Communities: (509) 456-2279 975 E. North Foothills Dr., Suite 3, Spokane, WA 99207 housing@cceasternwa.org
Ask Property availability, waitlists, income eligibility, criminal-history screening, and supportive-service requirements Confirm address approval before lease, move-in, or deposit
Area Spokane / Eastern Washington housing communities
Catholic Charities Eastern Washington — Catalyst Spokane supportive-housing and stabilization program connected to Catholic Charities Eastern Washington. Best for people with significant housing instability who may need structured support and local referral coordination.
Supportive Housing Stabilization Referral rules vary
Contact Catholic Charities Eastern WA Catalyst: (509) 953-6674 4301 W. Sunset Blvd., Spokane, WA 99224 catalyst.frontdesk@cceasternwa.org
Ask Eligibility, referral route, current openings, behavioral health linkage, house rules, and documentation needed Confirm supervision compatibility and whether address verification is available
Area Spokane / Spokane County
Catholic Charities Eastern Washington — Rising Strong Family-centered residential and stabilization program in Spokane connected to recovery, parent-child stability, family preservation, and wraparound support.
Family Residential Recovery Support Program-specific intake
Contact Catholic Charities Eastern WA Rising Strong: (509) 960-8632 1960 N. Holy Names Ct., Spokane, WA 99224 info.risingstrong@cceasternwa.org
Ask Family eligibility, recovery requirements, referral process, current openings, documentation, and program expectations Coordinate with supervision if child welfare, court, or treatment requirements apply
Area Spokane / Spokane County families
Hope and a Future — DOC Voucher Reentry Housing Spokane-area reentry housing option noted for DOC voucher-related placement. Best treated as confirm-first because eligibility, funding, bed availability, and supervision approval must be checked before referral.
Reentry Housing DOC Voucher Path Confirm eligibility
Contact Phone: (509) 879-1262 Ask for current reentry housing eligibility and DOC voucher process.
Ask DOC voucher acceptance, bed availability, house rules, fees, curfew, employment expectations, and verification letters Confirm with supervising officer before using as proposed housing
Area Spokane / DOC reentry pathway
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Youth, Women, Family, Recovery & Stability Options
Volunteers of America Spokane — Crosswalk Youth Shelter Licensed emergency shelter in Eastern Washington serving runaway and homeless youth ages 13–18, with shelter, safety, wraparound support, education and employment support, and basic needs.
Youth Shelter Ages 13–18 Youth eligibility
Contact Crosswalk Youth Shelter VOA / Crosswalk address: 1440 N. Haven St., Ste. 3, Spokane, WA 99202 Phone: (509) 688-1112
Ask Age eligibility, current bed access, guardian/court considerations, school support, documents, and case-management services Confirm juvenile probation, dependency, or court-status requirements before placement
Area Spokane / Eastern Washington youth
Volunteers of America Spokane — Young Adult Shelter Emergency shelter pathway for young adults 18+ in Spokane, with wraparound support and connection to stabilization services.
Young Adults Emergency Shelter Confirm access
Contact voaspokane.org Listed program site: 3104 E. Augusta Ave., Spokane, WA 99207 Ask VOA Spokane for current young adult shelter intake.
Ask Age eligibility, bed availability, intake route, required documents, curfew, case management, and housing navigation Confirm supervision compatibility before relying on placement
Area Spokane / young adults
Volunteers of America Spokane — Hope House Respite Center Women’s medical respite and stabilization program for women experiencing homelessness who need short-term recuperative care, behavioral health linkage, life skills, recovery support, and housing navigation after illness, injury, or hospitalization.
Women Medical Respite Healthcare referral
Contact Hope House Respite Center Phone: (509) 816-1669 HHRespiteReferrals@voaspokane.org 318 S. Adams St., Spokane, WA 99201
Ask Referral requirements, managed-care coverage, discharge-planner role, medical eligibility, length of stay, and housing-navigation support Coordinate with supervision if release planning, treatment, or reporting obligations overlap
Area Spokane / women’s respite
Family Promise of Spokane — Family Emergency Shelter Family shelter and housing-stability provider serving families experiencing homelessness in Spokane, with shelter, case support, and family-focused stabilization resources.
Families Emergency Shelter Family eligibility
Contact familypromiseofspokane.org Main: (509) 747-5487 2002 E. Mission Ave., Spokane, WA 99202
Ask Family eligibility, shelter openings, required documents, program expectations, transportation, and school-related support Confirm how supervision, custody, or no-contact orders affect placement
Area Spokane / Spokane County families
Transitions Spokane — Women, Children & Transitional Support Spokane nonprofit serving women and children through transitional housing, shelter-related support, education, employment support, childcare, and stability programs.
Women / Children Transitional Support Program-specific intake
Contact transitionsspokane.org Main: (509) 328-6702 3128 N. Hemlock St., Spokane, WA 99205
Ask Current openings, program-specific eligibility, application steps, family rules, documentation, fees, and supportive services Ask whether the program can provide verification for officer or court review
Area Spokane / Spokane County
YWCA Spokane — Safe Shelter & Housing-Related Advocacy Domestic-violence and family-safety provider offering safe shelter pathway, advocacy, legal advocacy, and housing-related stabilization for survivors and families.
DV Shelter Path Women / Families Safety screening
Contact ywcaspokane.org Main: (509) 326-1190 930 N. Monroe St., Spokane, WA 99201
Ask Safe shelter eligibility, safety planning, advocacy, confidentiality rules, family needs, and housing-related support Coordinate carefully with supervision if address confidentiality or no-contact conditions apply
Area Spokane / Spokane County
The Salvation Army Spokane — The Way Out Shelter Spokane emergency shelter option serving adults with wraparound support. Best treated as confirm-first because intake, referral route, documentation, and bed availability may change.
Adult Shelter Wraparound Support Confirm intake
Contact spokane.salvationarmy.org The Way Out shelter line: (509) 866-6486 Listed site: 55 W. Mission Ave., Spokane, WA 99201
Ask Current bed availability, intake route, documentation, program rules, curfew, and case-management availability Confirm whether the site can provide address verification for supervision approval
Area Spokane / Spokane County
Truth Ministries — Men’s Shelter Spokane men’s shelter and homeless-services provider. Confirm intake process, bed availability, rules, eligibility, and whether the site can support supervision address verification.
Men’s Shelter Emergency Access Confirm rules
Contact truthministriesspokane.org Phone: (509) 456-1080 1910 E. Sprague Ave., Spokane, WA 99202
Ask Current bed availability, check-in time, documentation, fees if any, curfew, and program rules Confirm supervision compatibility before using as a proposed residence
Area Spokane / Spokane County

Southwest Washington

Counties: Clark, Cowlitz, Lewis, Skamania, and Wahkiakum. Cities and communities include Vancouver, Battle Ground, Camas, Washougal, Ridgefield, La Center, Longview, Kelso, Castle Rock, Woodland, Centralia, Chehalis, Morton, Winlock, Stevenson, Carson, White Salmon access, Cathlamet, and surrounding Southwest Washington communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Housing Access, Reentry & Stabilization Providers
Share Vancouver — Shelter, Outreach & Housing Solutions Clark County homeless-services provider connected to shelter access, outreach, food support, housing solutions, and stabilization resources for people experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
Shelter Access Housing Solutions Outreach
Contact sharevancouver.org Shelter / housing need: (360) 695-9677 Main office: (360) 448-2121 2306 NE Andresen Road, Vancouver, WA 98661
Ask Current shelter availability, housing-program access, outreach support, required documents, and referral requirements Confirm whether the shelter or housing program can provide address verification for supervision approval
Area Vancouver / Clark County
Council for the Homeless — Clark County Housing Hotline Clark County housing access organization providing housing hotline support, coordinated housing assessment, prevention linkage, shelter access routing, and practical housing-resource navigation.
Housing Hotline Clark County Access Prevention / Shelter Routing
Contact councilforthehomeless.org Housing Hotline: (360) 695-9677 Administrative office: (360) 699-5106
Ask Housing assessment, current shelter options, prevention help, documentation, waitlist status, and eligibility rules Ask whether a housing plan or referral can be documented for officer or case-manager review
Area Clark County / Vancouver area
Open House Ministries — Family Shelter & Transitional Support Vancouver faith-based family shelter and transitional support program serving families experiencing homelessness through shelter, case support, life-skills expectations, and stability planning.
Family Shelter Transitional Support Family eligibility
Contact sheltered.org Main: (360) 737-1235 900 W. 12th St., Vancouver, WA 98660
Ask Family eligibility, current openings, application process, program rules, fees if any, curfew, and case-management expectations Confirm how supervision status, custody conditions, or no-contact orders affect placement
Area Vancouver / Clark County families
Community House on Broadway — Emergency Shelter Longview emergency shelter serving people experiencing homelessness in Cowlitz County, with shelter, case support, and connection to community housing resources.
Emergency Shelter Case Support Cowlitz County
Contact choblv.org Phone: (360) 425-8679 1105 Broadway St., Longview, WA 98632
Ask Current bed availability, intake hours, documentation, curfew, program rules, case-management support, and housing referrals Confirm whether the site can provide address verification for supervision planning
Area Longview / Cowlitz County
Emergency Support Shelter — Domestic Violence Shelter & Advocacy Longview domestic-violence and safety-services provider offering 24/7 help for people fleeing violence, including shelter pathway, safety planning, advocacy, and support.
DV Shelter Path 24/7 Support Safety screening
Contact esshelter.com Call: (360) 425-1176 Text: (360) 726-1003 1330 11th Ave., Longview, WA 98632
Ask Safety planning, shelter eligibility, advocacy, confidentiality rules, legal advocacy, and family needs Coordinate carefully with supervision if address confidentiality or no-contact conditions apply
Area Longview / Cowlitz County
Lower Columbia Community Action Program — Housing Services Cowlitz and Wahkiakum community-action provider connected to coordinated entry, housing retention, rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, affordable rental units, and self-help housing programs.
Housing Services Rapid Rehousing Cowlitz / Wahkiakum
Contact lowercolumbiacap.org Main: (360) 425-3430 Toll-free: 1-800-383-2101 1526 Commerce Ave., Longview, WA 98632
Ask Coordinated entry, housing retention, rapid rehousing, PSH, affordable units, documentation, and local eligibility Ask whether program documentation can support supervision-compatible housing planning
Area Cowlitz / Wahkiakum counties
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Recovery, Rural, Family & Housing-Stability Options
Love Overwhelming — Supportive Housing, Outreach & Reentry Care Coordination Longview-area provider connected to supportive housing, homeless outreach, extreme-weather shelter, care coordination, and reentry services for people experiencing homelessness or instability.
Supportive Housing Reentry Coordination Confirm intake
Contact Love Overwhelming Phone: (360) 846-0272 618 14th Ave., Longview, WA 98632
Ask Current supportive housing, outreach access, extreme-weather shelter, reentry care coordination, and required documentation Confirm whether services can support address approval or release planning
Area Longview / Cowlitz County
Housing Resource Center of Lewis County — Transitional & Permanent Housing Centralia housing-resource provider serving individuals and families experiencing homelessness through screening, housing-resource connection, transitional housing, and permanent housing pathways.
Housing Resource Center Transitional / Permanent Screening required
Contact Phone: (360) 736-5140 621 S. Diamond St., Centralia, WA 98531 Office hours commonly listed as weekdays; call first before visiting.
Ask Application process, screening, current shelter or housing availability, documentation, and family/individual eligibility Ask whether program verification can support supervision review
Area Centralia / Lewis County
Lewis County Homeless & Housing Program — Coordinated Entry Lewis County coordinated housing access route connecting individuals and families to available housing resources, shelter, and supportive services in Lewis County.
Coordinated Entry Shelter / Housing Access Local intake required
Contact Lewis County Homeless & Housing Program Coordinated Entry: (360) 836-1937
Bring ID, income, household information, homelessness status, release paperwork if applicable, and contact plan Ask whether the housing plan can be documented for probation, parole, DOC, or court review
Area Lewis County
Housing Opportunities of Southwest Washington — Affordable Housing & Voucher Pathways Public housing authority serving Clark County with affordable housing, voucher-related pathways, rental-assistance programs, and longer-term housing options. Best used for longer-term planning rather than immediate shelter.
Affordable Housing Voucher Path Waitlists / screening
Contact hoswwa.org Main: (360) 695-2500 2500 Main St., Vancouver, WA 98660
Ask Waitlists, voucher eligibility, criminal-history screening, reasonable accommodation, property-based housing, and landlord participation Confirm address approval before accepting a unit or lease
Area Clark County / Vancouver area
Housing Solutions Center — Clark County Shelter & Housing Triage Clark County housing triage route for people struggling to remain housed, sleeping outside, sleeping in a vehicle, or needing shelter/housing assistance in Vancouver and Clark County.
Housing Triage Shelter Access Assessment required
Access Housing Hotline: (360) 695-9677 Administrative office: (360) 699-5106 councilforthehomeless.org
Prep Current sleeping location, household information, ID status, income, phone access, release documents, and supervision status Ask how to document housing-search steps for officer or court review
Area Vancouver / Clark County
Skamania & Wahkiakum Rural Housing Placement Check Rural Southwest Washington counties may have limited local shelter beds. Practical access may depend on Clark, Cowlitz, or Lewis providers, but transportation, supervision reporting, treatment access, and county approval must be checked before relocation.
Rural Access Regional Placement Confirm before travel
Check Use nearest provider contact before traveling: Vancouver, Longview, Centralia, or county social-service contacts. Confirm whether the provider serves Skamania or Wahkiakum residents.
Prep Proposed address, transportation plan, reporting schedule, treatment/work access, and county-of-supervision requirements Ask officer before using out-of-county housing
Area Skamania / Wahkiakum rural access

Olympic Peninsula & Kitsap

Counties: Kitsap, Clallam, Jefferson, Mason, Grays Harbor, and Pacific. Cities and communities include Bremerton, Port Orchard, Silverdale, Poulsbo, Bainbridge Island, Port Angeles, Sequim, Port Townsend, Shelton, Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Ocean Shores, Raymond, South Bend, Long Beach, and surrounding peninsula communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Housing Access & Stabilization Providers
Kitsap Community Resources — Housing & Homeless Services Kitsap County housing provider serving individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, including eviction prevention, affordable housing connection, crisis stabilization, and Housing Solutions Center access.
Housing Services Prevention Kitsap County
Contact kcr.org/housing Housing Solutions Center: (360) 473-2035 1201 Park Ave., Bremerton, WA 98337
Ask Housing Solutions Center intake, shelter access, eviction prevention, documentation, and program eligibility Ask whether a housing plan can be documented for probation, parole, DOC, or court review
Area Bremerton / Kitsap County
The Coffee Oasis — Youth & Young Adult Housing Access Kitsap-area youth and young adult provider connected to shelter access, outreach, case management, employment support, crisis support, and housing navigation for ages 13–25.
Youth / Young Adults Shelter Access Age eligibility
Contact thecoffeeoasis.com Bremerton: (360) 377-5560 837 4th St., Bremerton, WA 98337
Ask Age eligibility, shelter access, housing navigation, outreach, documents, and case-management support Confirm juvenile court, probation, or supervision-related rules before placement
Area Bremerton / Kitsap County youth
Housing Resources Bainbridge — Affordable Rental Housing Bainbridge Island nonprofit affordable housing provider offering below-market rental homes for income-qualified households, plus housing-resource support for the Bainbridge Island community.
Affordable Housing Rental Homes Waitlist / eligibility
Contact housingresourcesbi.org Office: (206) 842-1909 730 Ericksen Ave. NE, Suite 100, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
Ask Income eligibility, rental-home waitlist, application process, criminal-history screening, and documentation Confirm address approval before lease, move-in, or deposit
Area Bainbridge Island / Kitsap County
Catholic Community Services — Kitsap Housing & Essential Needs Kitsap County HEN pathway operated by Catholic Community Services for eligible adults who qualify through state benefit screening, with possible help connected to rent, utilities, transportation, hygiene, and housing stability.
HEN Housing Stability DSHS eligibility
Contact CCS Kitsap HEN Office: (360) 373-0638 Ask for Kitsap HEN intake and current document requirements.
Bring DSHS eligibility documentation, ID, income details, lease or housing need, and contact information Ask whether assistance can support supervision-compatible housing planning
Area Kitsap County
Serenity House of Clallam County — Shelter & Housing Services Clallam County homeless-services provider connected to emergency shelter, housing programs, case support, and stabilization resources for people experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
Shelter / Housing Case Support Clallam County
Contact serenityhouseclallam.org Call before visiting for current intake instructions. Port Angeles / Clallam County access
Ask Shelter availability, housing programs, application process, documentation, rules, and case-management support Confirm whether address verification is available for supervision approval
Area Port Angeles / Clallam County
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Peninsula, Rural & Housing-Stability Options
OlyCAP — Housing & Homeless Services Olympic Community Action Programs serves Jefferson and Clallam counties with housing and homeless services, energy assistance, family support, and stabilization programs.
Housing Services Community Action County eligibility
Contact olycap.org Port Townsend: (360) 385-2571 Port Angeles: (360) 452-4726
Ask Housing programs, coordinated access, rental assistance, documentation, county eligibility, and current resource availability Ask whether program documentation can support officer or case-manager review
Area Jefferson / Clallam counties
Mason County Housing & Shelter Access Mason County housing options may involve local housing programs, shelter access, community-action supports, private landlords, and regional placement checks. Call locally before traveling because shelter capacity and intake rules change.
Mason County Shelter Access Confirm locally
Check Start with Mason County housing/homeless services and local shelter contacts. Confirm current intake instructions before referral or travel.
Prep ID, income, release paperwork, proposed address, transportation plan, and supervision status Ask whether out-of-county placement is needed or allowed
Area Shelton / Mason County
Coastal Community Action Program — Housing & Basic Needs Community-action provider serving coastal counties with housing-related support, basic-needs assistance, energy assistance, and stabilization services for households facing crisis or housing instability.
Community Action Housing Support Program availability varies
Contact coastalcap.org Main: (360) 533-5100 Aberdeen / coastal county access
Ask Housing resources, rental assistance, shelter referrals, documentation, and service-area rules Ask whether staff can document housing-search or stabilization steps for supervision review
Area Grays Harbor / Pacific County access
Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County — Housing Stability Path Housing-stability and affordable-homeownership resource. Not emergency shelter, but useful for longer-term stabilization, repair, and affordable housing planning for eligible households.
Longer-Term Housing Repair / Stability Not emergency shelter
Contact habitatclallam.org Call for current housing and repair program eligibility.
Ask Eligibility, application windows, repair assistance, housing programs, and documentation Confirm criminal-history screening and supervision-related rules before applying
Area Clallam County
Peninsula Rural Housing, Ferry & Transportation Placement Check Olympic Peninsula and coastal housing may require cross-county travel, ferry access, limited bus routes, or placement in a larger service hub. Confirm transportation and reporting requirements before accepting housing.
Rural Access Transportation Confirm before move-in
Check Before relocating, confirm ferry/bus access, reporting office, treatment access, work access, and county approval. Do not pay deposits before address approval if supervision approval applies.
Prep Proposed address, landlord or program contact, rules, transportation plan, and reporting schedule Ask whether out-of-county placement is allowed
Area Olympic Peninsula / Kitsap / coastal counties

Central Washington

Counties: Yakima, Kittitas, Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan. Cities and communities include Yakima, Sunnyside, Toppenish, Grandview, Ellensburg, Cle Elum, Wenatchee, East Wenatchee, Chelan, Leavenworth, Moses Lake, Ephrata, Quincy, Omak, Okanogan, Brewster, Tonasket, and surrounding Central Washington communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Housing Access & Stabilization Providers
Yakima Neighborhood Health Services — Neighborhood Connections Yakima County homeless and housing-services access point with outreach, case management, coordinated entry access, and health-linked stabilization support for people experiencing housing instability.
Housing Access Coordinated Entry Case Management
Contact ynhs.org/programs/homeless-services Yakima: (509) 249-6232 Yakima: (509) 834-2098 102 S. Naches Ave., Yakima, WA 98901
Bring ID, income details, current sleeping location, release paperwork if applicable, contact plan, and supervision status Ask whether housing-search or coordinated-entry steps can be documented for officer review
Area Yakima / Upper Valley
Yakima Union Gospel Mission — Adult & Family Shelter Yakima shelter and recovery provider offering adult shelter, family shelter, meals, clothing, medical/dental access, recovery support, and stabilization services.
Shelter Family Shelter Recovery Support
Contact yugm.org Main: (509) 248-4510 Family Shelter: (509) 853-4330 1300 N. 1st St., Yakima, WA 98901
Ask Adult shelter availability, family shelter appointments, recovery-program rules, curfew, documentation, and verification letter options Confirm whether the address can be used for probation, parole, DOC, or court-supervision approval
Area Yakima / Yakima County
Rod’s House — Youth & Young Adult Shelter / Housing Support Yakima-area youth and young adult provider supporting young people experiencing homelessness through shelter-linked access, outreach, case management, basic needs, and stabilization services.
Youth / Young Adults Shelter Support Age eligibility
Contact rodshouse.org Yakima County youth and young adult housing access Call or use the provider site for current intake details.
Ask Age eligibility, current shelter access, outreach support, housing navigation, documents, and case-management support Confirm juvenile court, probation, parole, or supervision-related rules before placement
Area Yakima / Yakima County youth and young adults
HopeSource — Shelter, Housing & Stabilization Programs Kittitas County community-action provider offering short-term shelter programs, housing support, transportation, energy assistance, affordable housing-related services, and stabilization resources.
Short-Term Shelter Housing Support Kittitas County
Contact hopesource.us/shelter Main: (509) 925-1448 606 W. 3rd Ave., Ellensburg, WA 98926
Ask Short-term shelter access, housing programs, eligibility, documentation, transportation support, and local service area rules Ask whether program participation or housing plan can be documented for supervision review
Area Ellensburg / Kittitas County
Chelan Valley Hope — Emergency Shelter & Housing Assistance Greater Chelan Valley crisis-support provider helping individuals and families access emergency shelter, rent and utility assistance, transportation vouchers, food, clothing, and community referrals.
Emergency Shelter Access Rent / Utilities Transportation
Contact chelanvalleyhope.org/contact Phone: (509) 888-2114 info@chelanvalleyhope.org 417 S. Bradley St., Chelan, WA 98816
Ask Emergency shelter access, rent assistance, utility help, transportation, documentation, service area, and appointment availability Ask whether assistance can support a written housing-stability plan
Area Chelan / Greater Chelan Valley
Yakima Neighborhood Health Services — Sunnyside / Lower Valley Access Lower Yakima Valley housing and homeless-services access through Yakima Neighborhood Health Services, useful for people in Sunnyside, Grandview, Mabton, Toppenish, and surrounding Lower Valley communities.
Housing Access Lower Valley Case Support
Contact YNHS homeless services Sunnyside: (509) 837-8200 Sunnyside: (509) 515-0580
Bring ID, income, household information, current sleeping location, transportation needs, and contact plan Ask how to document housing access attempts for supervision or court review
Area Sunnyside / Lower Yakima Valley
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Rural, Family, Recovery & Housing-Stability Options
Triumph Treatment Services — Recovery Housing & Stabilization Pathway Yakima-area treatment and recovery-support provider connected to residential recovery, women and family support, treatment-linked stability, and recovery-oriented housing pathways.
Recovery Housing Path Treatment-Linked Clinical eligibility
Contact triumphservices.org Call provider for current residential, recovery, and housing-linked intake details.
Ask Current residential availability, treatment eligibility, recovery housing linkage, program rules, fees, documentation, and supervision compatibility Confirm whether written verification is available for officer or court review
Area Yakima / Yakima County
Chelan-Douglas Community Action Council — Housing & Basic Needs Community-action pathway for Chelan and Douglas counties connected to housing support, basic needs, rental assistance when available, energy assistance, and community stabilization resources.
Community Action Housing Support Funding varies
Contact cdcac.org Call before visiting for current housing or rental-assistance availability. Wenatchee / East Wenatchee access
Ask Housing assistance, rental help, documents, income limits, waitlists, and service-area rules Ask whether assistance can be documented for a supervision-compatible housing plan
Area Chelan / Douglas counties
Serve Wenatchee Valley — Housing-Stability Assistance Wenatchee Valley community provider connected to practical assistance, rent and utility support when available, resource navigation, and local stabilization needs.
Rent / Utilities Resource Navigation Funding varies
Contact servewenatchee.org Call before visiting for current assistance and appointment requirements.
Bring ID, proof of income, lease, notice, utility bill, release paperwork if relevant, and contact information Ask whether assistance can support housing retention while under supervision
Area Wenatchee Valley
Okanogan County Community Action Council — Housing & Homeless Services Okanogan County community-action pathway for housing assistance, basic needs, energy support, and stabilization resources in rural North Central Washington.
Rural Housing Support Community Action Limited local capacity
Contact occac.com Call before travel for current intake and housing-resource availability. Okanogan / Omak access
Ask Housing resources, rental assistance, shelter referrals, energy assistance, documentation, and rural transportation options Confirm whether out-of-area placement is needed or allowed under supervision
Area Okanogan County
Housing Authority of Grant County — Affordable Housing & Voucher Pathways Grant County housing authority pathway for affordable housing, voucher-related programs, rental assistance, and longer-term housing planning. Best used for longer-term stabilization rather than immediate shelter.
Affordable Housing Voucher Path Waitlists / screening
Contact hagc.net Main: (509) 762-5541 Toll-free: 1-800-747-9202 1139 Larson Blvd., Moses Lake, WA 98837
Ask Waitlists, voucher eligibility, rental assistance, criminal-history screening, property availability, reasonable accommodation, and required documents Confirm address approval before lease, move-in, or deposit
Area Grant County / Moses Lake / Ephrata / Quincy
Central Washington Rural Housing & Transportation Placement Check Central Washington housing may require cross-county placement, farmworker-community navigation, mountain-pass travel, limited transit, or regional service hubs. Confirm travel and reporting logistics before accepting housing.
Rural Access Transportation Confirm before move-in
Check Confirm bus access, reporting office, treatment access, employment access, winter travel issues, and county approval. Do not pay deposits before address approval if supervision approval applies.
Prep Proposed address, landlord or program contact, rules, transportation plan, reporting schedule, and treatment/work access Ask whether out-of-county placement is allowed
Area Central Washington counties

Southeast Washington

Counties: Benton, Franklin, Walla Walla, Adams, Columbia, Garfield, Asotin, and Whitman. Cities and communities include Kennewick, Pasco, Richland, West Richland, Prosser, Connell, Othello, Ritzville, Walla Walla, College Place, Dayton, Pomeroy, Clarkston, Pullman, and surrounding Southeast Washington communities.
✅ Verified Shelter, Housing Access & Stabilization Providers
Benton & Franklin Housing Resource Center — Emergency Housing Assistance Regional housing access point for Benton and Franklin counties connected to emergency housing assistance, housing screening, coordinated entry, and local housing-resource matching.
Housing Access Emergency Housing Benton / Franklin
Contact Housing Resource Center Phone: (509) 737-3946 7102 W. Okanogan Place, Suite 201, Kennewick, WA Call for pre-screening and required documents.
Bring ID, income, current sleeping location, household information, release paperwork if applicable, and contact plan Ask whether housing-screening documentation can support probation, parole, DOC, or court review
Area Kennewick / Pasco / Richland / Benton-Franklin
Tri-City Union Gospel Mission — Shelter & Recovery Programs Pasco-based shelter and recovery provider serving the Tri-Cities region through men’s shelter, women and children’s shelter, meals, clothing, recovery programming, and stabilization support.
Shelter / Recovery Men / Women / Children Tri-Cities
Contact tcugm.org/contact Main: (509) 547-2112 info@tcugm.org 221 S. 4th Ave., Pasco, WA 99301
Ask Men’s shelter check-in, women and children’s shelter access, recovery-program rules, curfew, documentation, and verification letters Confirm whether the proposed address can be approved for supervision before move-in
Area Pasco / Tri-Cities / Benton-Franklin
Benton Franklin Community Action Committee — Housing & Basic Needs Community-action provider connected to emergency shelter screening, rent or eviction assistance when available, utilities, basic needs, and housing-stability support in Benton and Franklin counties.
Housing Stability Rent / Utilities Funding varies
Contact bfcac.org Pasco: (509) 545-4042 Prosser: (509) 786-3379 Ask for current housing, emergency shelter, rent, eviction, or utility assistance.
Bring ID, income, household information, lease, eviction notice, utility bill, release paperwork if relevant, and contact information Ask whether assistance can support written housing-stability documentation
Area Benton / Franklin counties
Domestic Violence Services of Benton & Franklin Counties — Safe Shelter Path Domestic-violence service provider offering safe shelter pathway, advocacy, safety planning, legal advocacy, and support for survivors and families in the Tri-Cities region.
DV Shelter Path Safety Planning Confidentiality rules
Contact dvsbf.org 24-hour crisis line: (509) 582-9841 Call first for safety planning and shelter instructions.
Ask Safe shelter eligibility, advocacy, confidentiality, legal support, family needs, and safety plan Coordinate carefully with supervision if address confidentiality or no-contact conditions apply
Area Benton / Franklin counties
Blue Mountain Action Council — Housing, Homeless Services & SSVF Walla Walla and Columbia County community-action provider connected to housing programs, homeless services, affordable housing, basic needs, and Supportive Services for Veteran Families.
Housing Services Veterans / SSVF Walla Walla / Dayton
Contact bmacww.org Main: (509) 529-4980 Main Office: 8 E. Cherry St., Walla Walla, WA 99362 Dayton Office: 115 S. 2nd St., Dayton, WA 99328
Ask Housing and homeless services, affordable housing waitlists, veteran SSVF eligibility, rental assistance, and documentation Ask whether housing-plan documentation can support supervision or reentry review
Area Walla Walla / Columbia County
Blue Mountain Action Council — Affordable Housing Properties BMAC affordable housing pathway connected to property-based affordable housing in the Walla Walla area. Best used for longer-term housing planning rather than emergency shelter.
Affordable Housing Property-Based Waitlists / screening
Contact BMAC affordable housing Property managers: (509) 529-4980 Ask about current openings, waitlists, and applications.
Ask Unit availability, waitlist, income eligibility, criminal-history screening, application process, and required documents Confirm address approval before lease, move-in, or deposit
Area Walla Walla / College Place
🛠️ Eligible Confirm-First Youth, Rural, Housing Authority & Recovery Options
My Friends Place — Youth Shelter Pathway Tri-Cities youth shelter pathway listed locally for young people experiencing homelessness. Confirm current intake, age eligibility, rules, and whether juvenile court or supervision status affects placement.
Youth Shelter Tri-Cities Age eligibility
Contact Phone: (509) 783-5734 Call for current youth shelter intake and eligibility.
Ask Age limits, current shelter access, guardian/court considerations, required documents, transportation, and case-management support Confirm juvenile court, probation, or supervision-related rules before placement
Area Tri-Cities youth / Benton-Franklin
Housing Authority of the City of Pasco & Franklin County — Affordable Housing Housing authority pathway for affordable housing and voucher-related programs in Pasco and Franklin County. Best used for longer-term stabilization rather than immediate shelter.
Affordable Housing Voucher Path Waitlists / screening
Contact hacpfc.org Call housing authority for current waitlist, voucher, and property information.
Ask Waitlists, voucher eligibility, criminal-history screening, property availability, reasonable accommodation, and required documents Confirm address approval before lease, move-in, or deposit
Area Pasco / Franklin County
Kennewick Housing Authority — Affordable Housing & Voucher Pathways Housing authority pathway for affordable housing and voucher-related programs in Kennewick and Benton County. Useful for longer-term planning after emergency housing is stabilized.
Affordable Housing Voucher Path Waitlists / screening
Contact kennewickha.org Call housing authority for current waitlist, voucher, and property information.
Ask Waitlists, voucher eligibility, criminal-history screening, property availability, reasonable accommodation, and required documents Confirm address approval before lease, move-in, or deposit
Area Kennewick / Benton County
Washington Gorge Action Programs — Rural Housing Support Regional community-action pathway serving Columbia Gorge communities, useful when Southeast Washington placement overlaps with Klickitat, Goldendale, White Salmon, or Gorge-area rural access needs.
Rural Housing Support Community Action Service area check
Contact wagap.org Call before travel for current housing or assistance availability.
Ask Service area, rental assistance, shelter referrals, rural transportation, documentation, and housing-resource availability Confirm whether out-of-county placement is allowed under supervision
Area Columbia Gorge / rural access
Community Action Center — Whitman County Housing Support Whitman County community-action provider connected to housing assistance, food access, energy assistance, rental support when available, and stabilization resources in the Pullman area.
Housing Support Community Action Funding varies
Contact cacwhitman.org Call for current housing, rental, and basic-needs assistance.
Bring ID, income, lease or notice, utility bill if applicable, release paperwork, and supervision status Ask whether assistance can be documented for officer or court review
Area Pullman / Whitman County
Southeast Washington Rural Housing & Transportation Placement Check Southeast Washington housing may require cross-county placement, long-distance transportation, limited transit, regional service hubs, or coordination with a housing authority or community-action provider.
Rural Access Transportation Confirm before move-in
Check Confirm reporting office, treatment access, employment access, bus routes, ride options, and county approval. Do not pay deposits before address approval if supervision approval applies.
Prep Proposed address, landlord or program contact, rules, transportation plan, reporting schedule, and treatment/work access Ask whether out-of-county placement is allowed
Area Southeast Washington counties
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