The YMCA of Greater Seattle serves King and south Snohomish counties. Through its 15 branches, three camps and 200-plus program sites, the YMCA is open to people of all ages, races, faiths and economic backgrounds. It provides activities for youth, families and older adults.

http://seattleymca.org
http://www.seattleymca.org/page.cfm?ID=locations

Private, faith-based organization serving King County. It offers food, shelter, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, youth programs, educational programs, and outreach to Seattle-area men, women, children, families, and the incarcerated.

PO Box 202 Seattle, WA 98111

206-374-9409

http://ugm.org

Provides radical life-changing support services and programs to at-risk youth and adults and help them become productive citizens of our society. Counties Served: King, Snohomish

23632 Hwy 99
Suite F #319 Edmonds, WA 98026

206-694-6700

http://freshstartministries.org

Family Renewal Shelter is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to bringing healing hope and a new life to victims of domestic violence. Counties Served: Yakima, Whitman, Whatcom, Stevens, Thurston, Walla Walla, Wahkiakum, Jefferson, Island

6832 Pacific Avenue Tacoma, WA 98408

206-441-8439

http://domesticviolencehelp.org

Provides basic human services to people in need to enable them to break the cycle of homelessness and restore their human dignity and self-esteem. Counties Served: All Counties

2104 Third Avenue Seattle, WA 98121

206-464-1570

http://fasconline.org

The Kent Multi-Services Center provides basic needs services for residents of South King County. It operates a shelter, transitional housing, and low-cost housing programs. It also offers employment, energy assistance and literacy services. The Kent Multi-Service Center is member of the Washington State Community Action Partnership, providing transitional services to families in need.

515 W Harrison St
Kent, WA 98032

253-854-4406
253-850-1338
Rent Assistance Applications: 253- 893-0024
Shelter: 253- 854-3437
Transitional Housing: 253- 838-6810

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Council of Seattle/King County's services covers the Seattle/King County area. It provides free services to the poor and needy, including food, furniture and clothing, utility assistance, rent and other services. It strives to assist persons in need, without discrimination of any sort. Families are served through the Access Center, Food Bank, Thrift Stores, Prison/Jail Ministry, and the core of the Society, the parish-based volunteer home visitors.

5950 Fourth Ave, S
Seattle, WA 98108

206-767-6449
206-767-9975

The YWCA of Seattle · King County · Snohomish County serves nearly 60,000 women and families every year with programs to end homelessness, create jobs, care for children and youth, and prevent violence. Without a home, it's difficult for employers to reach job seekers for an interview. Without a job, it's nearly impossible to get a home. Not having both is a crisis for women and families. The YWCA works with women in need to address multiple challenges and move toward independence, self-sufficiency, safety and dignity for them their families. Its programs focus on these key areas: Clothing Services, Children, Youth & Families, Domestic Violence & Violence Prevention, Employment & Self-Sufficiency, Health Care Access and Housing & Shelter.

The Refugee Federation Service Center provides employment services. It provides a variety of job training and employment services at no cost to refugee and immigrant clients. As a Multi-Service Center, the Refugee Federation offers programs designed to move refugees and immigrants from unemployment, underemployment and welfare into self-sufficiency. It offers programs including bi-lingual case management services, services for adults that address immigration assistance, bilingual counseling, housing assistance, referral services and employment services, and services for youth who need counseling to reduce potentially harmful behavior.

The Refugee Assistance Program (RAP) is a special ministry of the Archdiocesan Housing Authority (AHA), an agency of Catholic Community Services (CCS) of Western Washington. The mission of the Refugee Assistance Program is "To assist refugees, immigrants and their families in attaining self-sufficiency through advocacy, education and employment. This is achieved through resettlement services, employment assistance, English language instruction referral, citizenship preparation, and youth and family support." The Refugee Assistance Program is located at St. Edward Parish in Seattle’s Rainier Valley.