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.

Services may include family advocacy, case management, in-home mental health counseling, special classes and more. Each property also offers Project Based Voucher (PBV) units dedicated to serving very low income families.

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March 6, 2025 Blog Post

YWCA has a long history of serving women and girls, and our Fifth & Seneca location in Downtown Seattle has its own unique story to tell. Learn more about our Seneca location, how it has provided shelter for women and families for over a century, and how we’re moving forward as our newly-remodeled building reopens its doors in March 2025.

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Updates to flagship location include 114 newly-constructed units of affordable housing

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