Subsections of Housing
King County 211
Web: King County 211
Phone (8am - 6pm): 211 or 800-621-4636
About:
211 is a state provided service operated by Crisis Connections.
211 provides King County the following basic needs services:
- Basic Food benefits (SNAP) screening & application assistance
- Housing Stability Project (HSP) for rent & move-in assistance
- Eviction prevention & civil legal intake
- Community Living Connections for older adults & adults with disabilities- Caregiver Support Program
- Senior Farmer’s Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) application assistance (seasonal)
- Transportation dispatch
- Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) support
Homelessness Outreach Stabilization and Transition (HOST)
Web: Homeless Outreach Stabilization and Transition
Phone (24x7): 206-464-1570 x3055
About:
Strives to open up a safe space and empower the most vulnerable members of our community significantly impacted by severe and persistent mental illness. They travel throughout Seattle to meet their clients where they’re at: encampments, shelters, street corners, day centers, hospitals, etc. HOST case managers provide unconditional support, education, and advocacy to people experiencing homelessness.
Mary's Place - Outreach Request
Web: Mary’s Place Outreach Request
About:
From the Mary’s Place website:
When should I submit an outreach request?
Did you see a family experiencing unsheltered homelessness who appears to need help? Notice a family who seems to be sleeping in their car or struggling with meeting their basic needs? Then you may be able to help them by filling out the outreach request form and letting us know about specific concerns you may have regarding the family’s well-being. As Mary’s Place outreach capacity is limited, requests for those with more serious medical and/or other safety needs may be prioritized.
When should I NOT submit an outreach request?
The Mary’s Place Outreach Team is only able to work with families who are experiencing unsheltered homelessness. Unfortunately, the team is not able to serve individuals who are couch surfing, temporarily living with friends or family, at risk of homelessness, facing eviction, or already staying in a shelter. If you know of a family in need that is not eligible for outreach services, encourage them to call 2-1-1.
Noel House Programs
Web: Noel House Programs
Phone, General Questions (24x7): 206-456-3100
Phone, Shelter Placement (6pm - 9pm): 206-437-7448
About:
Noel House Programs provides safe, comfortable shelter to a diverse community of homeless women, particularly those most vulnerable. Not a good number to access a DV-specific shelter.
Youth Haven Emergency Shelter
Web: Friends of Youth
Phone (24x7): 206-236-5437
About:
Emergency shelter and transitional living serves youth ages 7-17 with case management, life skills, education supports, recreational outings, and focuses on housing stability. Youth can access the shelter anytime, and staff can come to the youth’s location if needed. No outside referral is required.
YouthCare
Web: YouthCare
Phone (24x7): 800-495-7802
About:
Provides supportive services to homeless and at-risk youth, including shelter, outreach, early intervention, education and employment assistance.
Orion Center: 1828 Yale Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101
- Drop-in Center, Medical Clinic
- Ages 12-24
- 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
- mealtimes M, W, Th, F; 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturday
- Orion: 206-622-5555
University District Youth Center: 4516 15th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105
- Drop-in Center
- Ages 12-24
- 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. M, W, Th, F, Su.; 12 p.m. – 3 p.m. Tues.
- Univ. Dist. Youth Center: 206-639-3410
South Seattle Shelter: 9416 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144