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Angeline's Day Center provides safety and support to women experiencing homelessness. More than 200 women each day access Angeline's drop-in services, which includes meals, laundry, showers, lockers, and connections to community resources.

This program specializes in providing culturally appropriate services to homeless families of color, including emergency housing at two enhanced shelters, and other shelter and transitional units throughout the City of Seattle.

Provides supportive services to help families facing homelessness overcome multiple barriers, regain stability and maintain their current housing.

YWCA, in partnership with King County Housing Authority, coordinates a consortium of service providers for people with disabilities. Consortium partners receive a small allocation of Section 8 housing vouchers for their program participants.

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.

Reduces housing barriers for individuals and families who are ready for permanent housing, but have difficulty meeting landlord criteria due to financial or legal history. Supports tenant before and after move-in and builds partnerships with landlords to increase the supply of affordable housing.

Supportive housing community helps parents facing homelessness after incarceration to reunite with their families and build a foundation for the future.

This emergency shelter has provided safe housing and resources for single women and mothers with children experiencing homelessness in Snohomish County for more than two decades.

YWCA Permanent Housing Communities available in King and Snohomish Counties ranging in size from studio to 4 bedroom apartments. Income limits apply on all LIHTC communities.

Permanent supportive housing program in Lynnwood works to help parents experiencing homelessness and engaged in chemical dependency treatment reunite with their children.

Helps individuals, couples, and families who are on the edge of homelessness to maintain their current rental or find an alternative home. Participants work with case managers to build skills for economic empowerment and housing stability.

Housing support for disabled adults and families facing homelessness in Snohomish County.

The SSVF program was established after Section 604 of the Veterans’ Mental Health and Other Care Improvements Act of 2008, Public Law 110-387, authorized it by Veteran Affairs. This program is funded by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs.

BABES Network provides peer support for women living with HIV. Since 1989, this program has reduced isolation and stigma and created a "sisterhood of support" for women affected by HIV and their families through education, outreach, advocacy, and more.

Distributes free food and groceries weekly to residents in YWCA emergency shelter and transitional housing, as well as low-income families from the community.

The Children's Domestic Violence Program works with children and non-abusive parents to minimize the effects of domestic violence.

Free and confidential advocacy services for survivors of domestic violence throughout Seattle and King County. Programs include community-based advocates and support groups for women, including specialized groups for women of color.

YWCA’s Gender-Based Violence Specialized Services (GBVSS) uses a survivor-centered model to heal the harm caused by domestic violence, intimate partner violence, and gender-based violence on individuals, families, and our community. Our services utilize a culturally relevant practice and trauma-informed care approach.

Meets with individuals and families in emergency shelters and day centers throughout Seattle to provide support and education on how to access health services and navigate systems of care. 

Through early engagement, support, and education, this program helps parents with a dependency case quickly and safely reunify with their children.

Survivors FIRST (Facilitating Information and Resources for Survivors of Trauma) is a program in partnership between YWCA and the King County Prosecuting Attorney to directly connect survivor-defendants to intervention services without criminal charges.

BankWork$™ prepares job seekers for entry level positions as a first step on the career ladder in the financial services industry.

YWCA's employment and job training program for low-income adults on the Eastside. Through case management, participants get the tools and resources to support them to secure a living wage job, build financial stability, and find economic empowerment.

Financial classes, workshops, coaching, and resources to help women and families build economic stability and empowerment, with many offered in both English and Spanish. Also provides financial training for domestic violence service providers.

Femme2STEM is a free program designed to help 17-22 year old young womxn of color, particularly Black womxn and girls, advance in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) career and education opportunities. Femme2STEM pairs participants to STEM employers, mentors, and community.

Located in White Center alongside King County Library and King County Housing Authority, Greenbridge serves public housing and King County Section 8 residents, low income job seekers, local youth, and other residents in the surrounding White Center community.

YWCA’s Homeless Employment Program, provides people experiencing homelessness or people who are at risk of homelessness with a full range of individualized employment and support services needed to achieve self-sufficiency and stable housing.

Free classes and computer skills for residents at Firwood Circle and the surrounding community in Auburn. Individuals can build their futures through job training and readiness, educational classes and workshops, and other programs for economic advancement.

An educational home visiting program for families with children between 16 months and 2 1/2 years old.

RISE is an employment and job training program to assist recipients of Basic Food benefits with securing work and becoming self-sufficient.

YWCA Student Stability Program provides comprehensive youth programming and housing services to Black/African-American students and their families experiencing housing instability, offering: youth leadership and empowerment; housing search and placement services; advocacy; and resource referrals.

Access to computers and free technology tools to residents of Seola Gardens and the surrounding community in White Center and Highline.

Paid work experience for seniors who want to re-enter the workforce through temporary positions at community-based organizations, plus employment-focused case management.

Job training and navigation tailored to meet the needs of veterans, including assistance with translating military experience and removing barriers to work, with the goal of full-time employment and economic empowerment. 

College and career navigation, job placement assistance, mentorship, and support services to help women get jobs in manufacturing and other non-traditional industries, including construction and IT.

WorkFirst Employment Programs for TANF Parents offers a variety of transitional jobs programs that provide a bridge to unsubsidized employment for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) participants.

Offering free, business-appropriate attire to women experiencing homelessness in need of clothing for interviews or new jobs.

WorkSource Affiliate Downtown Seattle is an American Job Center operated by the YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish at YWCA Opportunity Place in Downtown Seattle.

Intensive housing and employment case management services, including GED tutoring and parenting classes, for young parents experiencing homelessness who currently reside in YWCA emergency shelter and time-limited housing.