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Low Income Resources
Law Help
Helping Low-Income People
Find Solutions to Civil Legal Problems (also en Espanol)
http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org
International District Legal Clinic
Interpreters provided
206-695-7639
Northwest Justice Project
Civil (non-criminal) legal
services to people living in King
County who cannot afford
a lawyer. Limited English speakers,
general family law, domestic violence, education law, housing law, Native
American issues, welfare law, refugee and immigrant advocacy, community legal
education and training, advice and referral.
401 2nd
Ave. S, Suite 407
Seattle, WA 98104
206-464-1519
1-888-201-9737 (TTY)
www.nwjustice.org
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Legal services for
low-income refugees and immigrants in Washington State.
Western
Washington
Tuesdays and Thursdays from
9 am to 12 noon
206-587-4009 or
1-800-445-5771
Eastern
Washington
M-F 8:30am to 4:30pm
509-854-2100 or
1-888-756-3641
http://www.nwirp.org
Utility assistance
Seattle City Light
Offers a free Home Resource
Profile that provides customized recommendations for reducing utility bills.
www.seattle.gov/conserve/homeprofile
City of Seattle
Utility Assistance
206-684-0355
Federal
Way Office of the Multi-Service Center
253-874-4328 or
1-800-422-1384
Kent Office of the Multi-Service Center
253-850-1338
CAMP Energy Assistance Program
206-328-2356
Snohomish County Energy Assistance Program
425-388-7261
Hopelink Energy Assistance Program
425-869-6027 or
1-800-348-7144
Health Care Assistance
King County Public Health
Access and Outreach
206-296-4841
Medicaid,
community clinics, ex cetera. Will work with individuals to assess need and resources.
Child Care
City of Seattle
206-386-1050
DSHS Working Connections Child Care
Program
206-341-7433
Food Assistance
City of Seattle1-877-644-3663
