Understanding Your Housing Rights in Washington State
Navigating the complexities of tenant laws can be daunting. Learn about the RCW 59.18.575 and how it protects survivors of domestic violence regarding lease termination.
Core Program Services
Providing a unified access point for families in crisis to find safety and permanence.
Emergency Screening
We screen families for emergency shelter, rapid re-housing, and transitional housing options throughout King County.
Advocacy for Survivors
In partnership with domestic violence agencies, we ensure survivors receive the legal and financial protections they deserve.
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Assistance with utility payments, move-in costs, and transportation through community partners like Solid Ground.
Latest Insights & Guides
Educational content focused on housing rights, financial stability, and survivor empowerment.
Financial Resources: Signs of Strength
Asking for help when you need it is a sign of strength. Many survivors find it difficult to reach out for financial assistance, but you deserve a safe and healthy life.
Transportation Solutions for Families
Solid Ground and King County Metro provide various accessible transportation options, including the Downtown Seattle Circulator Bus for low-income residents.
Essential Financial & Survival Resources
We understand that the legal and housing process can be expensive. Whether you need help with court fee waivers, transportation, or clothing, various programs are available to support you.
Housing Assistance
If you are homeless and a parent or pregnant, FHC can screen you for emergency housing options in King County.
Financial Empowerment
Access free one-on-one financial education, counseling, and coaching through the Financial Empowerment Center.
Visit Official WebsiteLegal Protections
Survivors of domestic violence have legal protections related to employment leave (RCW 49.76) and rental agreements.
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Qualify for free or low-cost health insurance via Washington Healthplanfinder.
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"Asking for help when you need it is a sign of strength. When it feels hard, know that doing it anyhow is courageous and admirable. You deserve support. You deserve a safe and healthy life."
Information Hotline
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Washington State information & referral line
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