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Provides low-income affordable housing for seniors over 62 or disabled over 18.

Offers searchable online database of affordable low-income and subsidized housing properties throughout Washington state.    Offers search options of: -  Location -  Eligibility -  Rent affordability -  Amenities -  Bedrooms -  Availability, including waiting list length    Also designates housing specific to: -  Seniors -  People with disabilities -  Families -  Individuals   Includes extensive information on income qualifications for various programs and counties throughout the state.   Agency staff do NOT provide referrals or individualized housing locator services.

Affordable housing, managed by Inland Empire Property Management Group.

Provides a subsidized housing list of available units.

Provides low-income housing for seniors or disabled individuals that meet the qualifications.

Operates an apartment community that is under the Affordable Housing Program, which is designed to facilitate the housing needs of moderate to low-income families (tax credit affordable housing). Also accepts section 8 vouchers. Quail Ridge has a limit of two persons per bedroom; will accept pets (one per unit and under 20 lbs.). Includes on site pool and play area, each apartment has AC, central heat, self-cleaning oven, frost-free freezer, dishwasher, garbage disposal,

Provides public housing for homeless families, seniors, or persons with disabilities. Rent is based upon resident's adjusted income. Services provided may include case management, advocacy, referrals, education, and networking with other professionals and social service agencies in the community on behalf of residents.

Provides 50 studio and one bedroom units for low income seniors. Five units may be used by those younger than 62 that have a disability and need an accessible apartment. Waiting list is approximately three years long. There is an application to fill out to get onto the wait list. Owned and operated by Catholic Housing Services of Western Washington.

Provides low-income and subsidized rental housing.

Provides tiny homes for homeless individuals to live while they actively seek permanent housing. This includes shared areas/resources for: - Showers - Laundry - Kitchen/Cooking - Internet Access - Bathroom/Porta-potty - Basic furnishings (such as bed/desk/etc.) Distributes donations of needed items such as clothing, food, bus passes and hygiene supplies but are not guaranteed. Makes reasonable accommodations for individuals with a disability such as building a ramp, adding bathroom grab bars, lowering closet rods.

Provides temporary shelters in a tiny home village to help houseless community members transition into permanent housing. Includes trash receptacles and sanitation services, portable toilets and handwashing stations, meeting and office space, community eating tables, and access to supportive services provided by local agencies. The community members have peer support and engage in services that include weekly community meetings.

Provides housing for individuals or couples with low incomes. There is an application process. Income guidelines apply. Those with housing vouchers will need to earn 2 times their portion of the rent. Also accepts HEN vouchers.

Provides low-income housing for seniors or disabled individuals that meet the qualifications.

Provides apartments to low-income families and individuals that meet the qualifications.

Provides affordable rental housing in counties of Benton, Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Kittitas, Klickitat, and Yakima. Depending on the funding sources, the target populations include farmworkers, workforce, seniors, and disabled households.

Manages several low-income properties in Aberdeen, Hoquiam and Elma.

Vancouver Housing Authority (VHA) offers the Section 8 program and fields complaints about rental practices and properties. VHA offers two types of vouchers: - Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8): Provides assistance to very-low-income families, older adults, and persons needing special features or accommodations to afford decent, safe, and sanitary housing in the private rental market. Voucher holders may choose their own housing in the private rental market including single-family homes, townhouses, and apartments that meet minimum standards of health and safety. - Project-Based Vouchers: Provides assistance for low-income households. The rental subsidy stays with the building/unit, and when a household relocates, the rental assistance ends.

Maintains an apartment complex for low-income families that meet the qualifications.

Provides an 80-unit, three-story housing with independent living one- and two-bedroom apartments for seniors. Complex includes a community room, library with large-screen TV, elevators, community computers with internet access, elevators, and a van for residential outings and laundry on each floor. Building and units are wheelchair accessible.

Administers 625 Housing Choice Vouchers. These vouchers are used to subsidize program participants’ lease payments for privately owned apartments and houses located within the Housing Authority’s service area. Agricultural workers can also submit applications for the USDA subsidized apartments and Low Income Housing Tax Credit projects. Owns and/or manages Burlington Terrace Apartments and Raspberry Ridge I & II Apartments in Burlington, and La Paloma Apartments, Mount Baker Meadows and President Apartments in Mount Vernon.

Offers vouchers that provide rental assistance to homeless veterans in combination with case management and clinical services. Applicants are not income qualified, and program has no program time limit.

Provides a family housing program for low-income families. The Orchard Project is located in Roy, Washington, and consists of five, energy-efficient homes in a rural setting of gardens and orchards. Each home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fireplace, covered front and back porches, a garage, a fenced yard, and access to a community garden. Applicant must currently earn 60% or less of Pierce County's annual median income level. Rent is 30% of the total family monthly income.

Manages 164 subsidized independent-living housing and low-cost market rate units for low-income older adults. Offers both studio and one-bedroom apartments. Facility has two elevators and provides grab bars in the bathrooms. Offers occasional social activities, such as holiday parties, to residents. Provides weekly van transportation to a shopping area for a fee of $1 per trip. Organizes occasional recreational day and overnight trips at an additional cost. No transportation is provided to medical and related appointments. Does not include a meal program. Facility is designated non-smoking.

WAIT LIST CLOSED Allows eligible applicants to qualify for a rental subsidy through the Housing Choice Voucher Program. Rent is based on 30% of household income. Applicants that qualify for the program will be put on a waiting list. Placement on the waiting list will be done by random drawing.

Provides conventional low-income public housing throughout the city of Seattle. Housing is offered in designated high-rises, townhouses and garden communities, all owned by the Seattle Housing Authority and subsidized by the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).   Long waiting lists exist for all programs; does not offer emergency housing.