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United Way Benefits Hub

A partnership with the United Way of King County to connect students with basic need resources including housing support such as rental assistance, move-in costs, legal support for tenants, and more.  Students meet with a Benefits Hub coach through a one-on-one virtual appointment to discuss their housing needs.

• with a Benefits Hub Coach 
• Email BenefitsHubNSC@seattlecolleges.edu with general questions
• See for more information
• Located in 2354 building

NSC Housing Resource Specialist, Supporting Students Experiencing Homelessness

A WA state grant provides support for students experiencing homelessness and/ or a housing crisis.  Connect with Shannon Thomas, the NSC Housing Resource Specialist, to begin a Housing Needs Assessment and discuss basic needs, locate housing support and services, and make an Individual Housing Plan.

• Email Shannon.C.Thomas@seattlecolleges.edu to get started
• Visit in-person at the (located in the main lobby)

• : Primary starting point for homeless resource assistance in King County. 
• : Updated brochures for Emergency Shelters and Services
• : Parenting with children in urgent housing crisis call 206-245-1026

: Seattle has multiple non-profit community supportive affordable housing programs.

• Explore these sites and learn about eligibility and how to get on waitlists.

List of all Public Housing Authorities in Washington. These include Subsidized Housing, Section 8 Housing Vouchers, and Low Income Housing. 

• Most require a waitlist. Explore by city or county and learn how to get on their waitlist.

:The properties listed include both subsidized and non-subsidized apartment rentals, designed to help low-income families, individuals, seniors, and persons with disabilities find affordable housing

• Housing search tools, simple explanations, easy to follow instructions, helpful information

and Great comprehensive websites for understanding homelessness, finding housing resources and navigating rental challenges in our community.