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Shelter and Housing Resources
Shelter and Housing Resources
If you are struggling to remain in your home, sleeping in your car or outside, call the Council for the Homeless Housing Hotline at (360) 695-9677 to learn about available shelter and housing assistance in Clark County, WA.
If you are struggling to remain in your home, sleeping in your car or outside, call the Council for the Homeless Housing Hotline at (360) 695-9677 to learn about available shelter and housing assistance in Clark County, WA.
If you are facing eviction you can Contact Community Mediation Services Clark County – 360-334-5862 x. 1 or Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program 360-334-4007 for assistance.
If you are facing eviction you can Contact Community Mediation Services Clark County – 360-334-5862 x. 1 or Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program 360-334-4007 for assistance.
If you've experience Domestic Violence please call the YWCA Safe Helpline 360.695.0167 to create safety plan and access to YWCA SafeChoice Shelter.
If you've experience Domestic Violence please call the YWCA Safe Helpline 360.695.0167 to create safety plan and access to YWCA SafeChoice Shelter.
Homeless youth seeking services and shelter please contact Janus youth programs at Toll Free: 1-888-979-4357 or (360) 891-2634
Homeless youth seeking services and shelter please contact Janus youth programs at Toll Free: 1-888-979-4357 or (360) 891-2634
Rental Assistance Programs
Rental Assistance Programs
McKinney-Vento HEART Program at Evergreen Public Schools
McKinney-Vento HEART Program at Evergreen Public Schools
What does this mean?
What does this mean?
The McKinney-Vento Act is a law that provides services and resources to students experiencing housing instabilities.
Students may qualify for this program if they lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, typically in one of these situations:
Temporarily doubled up/couch surfing
Temporarily staying in a motel/hotel
Living in a vehicle, camping, or other housing without access to utilities
Living in a homeless shelter
Unaccompanied youth living without a parent or legal guardian
What services or resources will my student be eligible for?
What services or resources will my student be eligible for?
Can continue attending school of origin, as long as it’s in the student’s best interest to do so.
Bus transportation to and from school of origin
Free meals at school
School supplies
Free tutoring
Connections and referrals to community Resources and agencies
Connections to basic needs items
Fee waivers for school related sports and activities
Your student is eligible for these services for the remainder of this school year, even if you find permanent housing at some point during the year.
Lifeline Connections
Lifeline Connections
Supportive Housing: Assists people who are experiencing homelessness or who are transitioning out of institutional settings. We help you prepare, move into and maintain permanent housing. The process begins with a thorough assessment of your housing needs and then a placement and support plan is developed with the goal to obtain stable housing.
To learn more about Lifeline Connections Housing Support click here
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