Contractors & Partners - Housing

The Veterans’ Program works closely with nonprofit providers and King County agencies to place eligible veterans in emergency shelter and transitional housing.

King County Housing Stability Program

The King County Housing Stability Program contracts with multiple service providers in the community to provide housing services for veterans and others in need. This program works closely with the Veterans’ Program to prevent homelessness among veterans and their families. To learn more, please visit the King County Housing and Community Development Web site.

The Compass Center

The Compass Center serves homeless and low-income men and women over 18 years of age. This organization works closely with the King County Veterans’ Program to provide emergency shelter for work-ready veterans who are homeless or waiting to be admitted into treatment programs, or for veterans who need housing for only a short period of time. To learn more, please visit Compass Center Web site.

The Salvation Army William Booth Center

The William Booth Center provides housing and support services to homeless men in Seattle. A recent capital campaign allowed the shelter to add 30 beds, classroom space, improved work space for medical staff, and additional laundry and shower facilities. The Veterans’ Program works with this agency to provide emergency shelter for eligible clients. To learn more, please visit Salvation Army William Booth Center Website.