Housing Stability Project of King County

Location

1010 S. Second St.
Renton, WA 98057
United States

Hours

No Hours Available.

Contact

Intake Line
Please dial 2-1-1
Housing Stability Project is a program designed to help families and individuals who are in a short-term crisis that has been resolved or is close to a resolution but has left the household financially challenged.

YWCA is a subcontractor of the King County Housing Stability Project serving residents of King County since 1994. The project has preserved housing for thousands of residents throughout the area. It has maintained a consistent 92 percent and above success rate of helping households regain and maintain housing stability. This unique project offers grants that can be used to assist tenants that are in danger of eviction, as well as individuals and families who are homeless or who are being forced to move. Veteran households are strongly encouraged to apply.

Eligibility & Enrollment

YWCA Housing Stability Project is open to families whose income must not exceed 50 percent of the area median income (AMI) and must be verifiable and current. Military and veteran households must also have proof of status.

  • Applicants should call the in-take housing line 2-1-1 for a phone screening. 
  • After the phone screening, participants will be scheduled for an intake appointment.

Services Offered

Permanent Housing

Sponsors

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