Housing Services
Second Chance Center (SCC)
Community Action Connections
Address:
720 W. Court St, (downstairs)
Pasco, Washington 99301
Hours: M-F | 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Phone: (509) 545-4042
Website: www.bfcac.org
SCC is a day center for families with children, who are homeless, doubled up, or in imminent danger of becoming homeless. Offering a second chance, for families in crisis, to build a strong foundation and brighter future. (Eligibility Required)
- Free Services Include:
- laundry facilities, soap, showers, hygiene supplies and towels
- food and kitchen facility, food boxes and nutritional snacks
- computer lab, job search, resume writing, housing search and homework
- family rest area
- children's play area and nap room
- housing stability plan, family and individual assessment plan
- life skills
- financial literacy
Community Action Connections
HOME BASE CONNECTIONS CENTER
Supportive Housing Department
Address:
720 W Court St, Upstairs
Pasco,
Hours: M-F | 8:00 AM - 11:30 AM & 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Phone: (509) 545-4042
(509) 786-3379 - Prosser
Home Base
Community Action Connections
Pasco - 720 W Court Street - (509) 545-4042 (8-11:30 AM & 1-4:00 PM)
Prosser - 424 6th St, #2 - (509) 786-3379 Fax # (509) 786-3359
Prosser Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. (9:00 AM -12:00 PM & 1-4:00 PM)
CAC has a variety of funding sources for housing assistance each with its own set of eligibility criteria.
All programs at a minimum require documentation that the household lacks both of the following.
- Sufficient financial resources and
- Support networks to obtain/retain housing
Services are not guaranteed and subject to funding availability.
Services may include:
Housing Assistance
CAC has a variety of funding sources for housing assistance, each with its own set of eligibility requirements. Services are not guaranteed and subject to funding availability.
Must be referred from HRC for programs listed
- Bateman & Choices
Permanent Supportive Housing Program for chronically homeless individuals. Applicants must be literally homeless, meet HUD’s chronic homeless definition, and have a documented disabling condition
- Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA)
Transitional Housing Rental Assistance (minimum 91 days to maximum 24 months) for families with children. Applicants must be literally homeless or at-risk/at-imminent risk of homelessness and the household must include minor children or a pregnant female
- Young Adult Housing Program (YAHP)
Provides a variety of assistance for Young Adults(18-24) including:
short-term or medium-term rental assistance to rapidly re-house or to assist those who are literally homeless or at-risk of homelessness.
- HOPWA/REACH
Assistance to support activities that address the housing needs of
persons living with HIV/AIDS and their families. Which may also
include: application fees, first month rent/deposit, short-term rental, mortgage, and utility assistance (STRMU) as well as Tenant Based
Rental (TBRA). Applicants must be a resident of Benton, Franklin,
Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield, or Asotin County. Services provided are based on each eligible household’s needs to support housing stability and improve their access to healthcare and supportive services (SS).
- Housing and Essential Needs (HEN)
Eligibility is determined by DSHS.
Assistance provided may include: rent/deposit, essential needs,
transportation, and utility assistance to eligible participants. Applicants must be a resident of Benton or Franklin County.
- EFH/TANF
TANF eligible families with children that are at-imminent risk or
currently experiencing literal homelessness and lack the financial
resources and support networks to either maintain their current housing or obtain subsequent housing.
- CHG
Rental assistance to rapidly re-house individuals and families that are
at-imminent risk or currently experiencing literal homelessness and lack the financial resources and support networks to obtain subsequent
housing. Provides a variety of assistance, including; deposit assistance, and up to nine (9) months of rental assistance.
- CDBG
Applicants must be a resident of Benton City, West Richland, Prosser, Connell, Mesa, Basin City or Kahlotus.
Provides a variety of assistance, including; first month rent/deposit,
short-term rental assistance, application fees, transportation, and utility assistance to eligible participants.
ANSIL
( A New Start In Life) House
Kennewick, Washington 99336
Phone: (509) 628-4047
www.ansil99336.com
ANSIL is organized for the purpose of providing shelter, services, support and advocacy to individuals seeking change the circumstances of their lives. These individuals include but are not limited to young adults seeking skills training necessary to gain independence; transgender persons seeking to transition to a gender and life consistent with inner awareness; homeless individuals seeking to obtain and retain permanent housing.
Benton & Franklin Dept. of Human Services (BFDHS)
Housing Resource Center (HRC)
Emergency Housing (EH) Assistance
Address:
7102 W. Okanogan Place, Suite 201
Kennewick, Washington
Hours: M-F / 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Phone: (509) 737-3946
Walk-in Appointments Only on Mon, Tue, and Thurs
from 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM & 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
*Please call for pre-screening and for list of required documents
Housing Resource Center(HRC)
Eligibility and Assessment: Simplified access to housing services by coordinating applications, providing services when funding is available and referring to other homeless housings providers for additional/longer services.
Emergency Housing (EH) Assistance
Help for individuals/families that are at risk of becoming homeless. This is a service which stabilizes the household to prevent them from homelessness and ending up in the shelter or on the streets.
Transitional Living Program
Referal Process: Clients are referred into the program through Commity Mental Health providers. Packets are available through BFDHS.
Eligibility determination requires at a minimum documentation that the household lacks both of the following:
- Sufficient financial resources and
- Support networks to obtain/retain housing
Services are not guaranteed and subject to funding availability.
City of Kennewick
Address:
210 W 6th Ave
Kennewick,
Hours: M-F | 8:00 AM - Noon & 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Phone: (509) 585-4432 - CDBG Coordinator
Programs include: Housing Rehabilitation & Emergency Repair for low-income homeowners. 0% loans to qualified homeowners living in Kennewick. First Time Home Buyer Down Payment Assistance Program provides matching funds up to $5,000 for down payment and closing costs.
City of Pasco
Address:
525 N 3rd
Pasco,
Hours: M-F | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Phone: (509) 545-3442- CDBG Coordinator
Programs include: Housing Rehabilitation & Emergency Repair Program for low-income homeowners with 0% loans to qualified homeowners living in Pasco.
City of Richland
Address:
505 Swift Blvd
Richland,
Hours: M-F | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Phone: (509) 942-7390 - CDBG Coordinator
Programs include: Housing Rehabilitation & Emergency Repair for low-income homeowners. 0% loans to qualified homeowners living in Richland. The First Time Home Buyer Down Payment Assistance Program provides matching funds up to $5,000 for down payment and closing costs.
Community Action Connections Home Base Center
Landlord Tenant Rights
Address:
720 W Court St, Upstairs
Pasco,
Hours: M-F | 8:00 AM - 11:30 AM & 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Phone: (509) 545-4042
Printed materials available at the office on issues of renter's rights and problems with landlords.
Domestic Violence Services of Benton and Franklin Counties
Address:
3311 W. Clearwater
Suite C140
Kennewick, Washington
Phone: (509) 735-1295
(509) 582-9841 TTY
(509) 582-9841 (24-hr crisis line)
(509) 582-9841 Shelter
1-800-648-1277 (24-hr toll free)
Website: www.dvsbf.org
Emergency aid/support services provided to victims of domestic violence and their children. Services include: emergency food, clothing, and shelter, 24-hour crisis counseling, safety planning and referral, court hearings, legal referrals, legal assistance with protection orders, and support activities for children living at the shelter.
Elijah Family Homes
Address:
P.O. Box 3027
Richland, Washington 99354
Phone: (509) 943-6610
E-mail: info@elijahfamilyhomes.org
A non-profit, faith-based organization. Provides rental assistance and supportive services for clean and sober housing to a limited number of Tri-City families living in poverty that cannot qualify for traditional housing funds.
Habitat for Humanity
Tri-County Partners
Address:
313 Welsian Way
Richland,
Hours: M-F | 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Phone: (509) 943-5555
Website: www.habitatbuilds.com
Housing organization that works in partnership with low-income people to build and own decent affordable houses. Must apply to become a partner family.
Housing
Elijah House - (Kennewick, Pasco, Richland)
Address:
215 Jadwin St
Richland,
Phone: (509) 572-6149 — Dan Ard
(509) 531-3838 - Mark Bench
Clean & sober living for single men in a Christian environment.
Owens House
Pasco, Washington 99301
Phone: (509) 572-6149 - Dan Ard
Owens House
533 S. Owens St, Pasco
(509) 572-6149 - Dan Ard
Clean and sober living for single men in a Christian enviroment.
Jubilee Ministrys
Address:
1429 Stacy Avenue
Prosser, Washington
Hours: Tue & Thurs only | 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Phone: (509) 786-3033
Website: www.prosserjubilee.org
1st month and eviction prevention.
Available for Prosser residents only.
Kennewick Housing Authority
Address:
1915 West 4th Place
Kennewick,
Hours: M-Thurs | 9:00 AM - Noon & 12:30 PM - 6:00 PM Closed Fridays
Phone: (509) 586-8576
(509) 586-4460 TTY
Website: www.kennewickha.org
Provides rental assistance and housing services for low-income families, including elderly, disabled and handicapped households.Also provides a home ownership program.
Mission
Mission Men's Shelter
Tri-City Union Gospel Mission
Address:
112 N 2nd
Pasco,
Phone: (509) 547-2112
Website: www.tcugm.org
A non-profit Christian organization committed to caring for the hungry, hurting and homeless. Temporary shelter for homeless men. The shelter can provide 3 meals a day.
Mission Women & Children Shelter
Tri-City Union Gospel Mission
Address:
110 N 2nd
Pasco,
Phone: (509) 547-2112
A non-profit Christian organization committed to caring for the hungry, hurting and homeless. Temporary shelter for homeless women and their children. The shelter can provide 3 meals a day.
OIC of Washington
Supportive Services for Veteran Families Program
Address:
720 W Court Street Suite 5
Pasco, Washington 99301
Hours: Monday – Friday from 7am to 6pm
Phone: (509) 314-1827 or
(509) 314-5818
Website: www.oicofwa.org
Provides outreach, navigation, and case management services to low-income Veterans and their families that are Homeless or At-Risk of becoming Homeless. In an effort to gain and maintain permanent and safe housing.
Services:
- Housing Support: Help Finding Housing or Keeping Housing.
- Case Management: Support to achieve goals
- Referrals: Access to important benefits.
Oxford Houses of WA
Oxfordhouse.us
Address:
5426 N. Rd 68 Suite D-102
Pasco, Washington 99301
Phone: (509) 727-9166 or (509) 430-1155
Website: wa.oxfordhouse.us
Oxford Houses of WA. Chapters 8 & 22
Oxford House is a self-run and supported recovery house program for individuals recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction. Oxford Houses assure an alcohol & drug-free living environment. You must apply directly at one of the Houses.
Oxford Houses of WA
You must apply directly at one of the houses listed.
Morain House - Women 3613 W 19th Ave, Kennewick (509) 491-3825
Edison Oxford House - Men 505 S Buchanan, Kennewick (509) 396-2555
Heavens Park Oxford House - Women 506 S Volland St, Kennewick (509) 396-0482
Keewaydin Oxford House - Men 2113 S Fruitland, Kennewick (509) 582-8295
Kennewick Oxford House - Men 7106 W Umatilla, Kennewick (509) 783-6091
Metaline Oxford House - Women, Single or with Children
3107 W Metaline Pl, Kennewick (509) 735-2619
Olympic View Oxford House - Men 1320 W 14th Ave, Kennewick (509) 396-3480
Park Hills Oxford House - Women 1105 W 17th Pl, Kennewick (509) 619-0535
Tri-Cities Oxford House - Men 1629 S Palouse Pl, Kennewick (509) 396-9625
Vista Oxford House - Men 7120 W Umatilla, Kennewick (509) 735-3139
Pasco & Franklin County Housing Authority
Address:
2505 W Lewis
Pasco,
Hours: M-F | 9:00 AM - 5:45 PM
Phone: (509) 547-3581
Website: www.hacpfc.org
Programs help provide affordable housing for elderly, low-income, disabled and families with dependent children.
Salvation Army
Address:
310 North 4th
Pasco,
Hours: Call for appointment: Wednesdays only from 9:00 AM -11:00 AM
Phone: (509) 547-2138
www.pasco.salvationarmy.org
Rental assistance and utility bill assistance.
Sea Mar
Sea Mar's La Posada
Address:
627 W Lewis St
Pasco, Washington
Hours: M-Sat | 8 AM - 7 PM
Phone: (509) 546-0865
Website: www.seamar.org/franklin-housing-laposada
La Posada East and La Posada West is seasonal farm worker housing. Only people working in agriculture in the area are elibible for this housing.
Shalom Ecumenical Center / SEC Affordable Housing
Shalom Ecumenical Center / SEC-Affordable Housing
Washington
Phone: 1-800-572-9181 ext 4908
509-627-6167
Tri-Cities Terrace West & East - 1770 & 1790 Leslie Road, Richland
Tri-Cities Terrace South - 454 Gage Blvd, Richland
Edison Terrace West - 520 North Edison Street, Kennewick
For housing applications contact: Goodale and Barbieri Company at 1-800-572-9181 ext 4908 or (509) 627-6167.
Serves low-income elderly & disabled people by providing affordable housing and related services in the Tri-Cities area.
Shelter plus Care
Benton & Franklin Dept. of Human Services (BFDHS)
Address:
7102 W. Okanogan Place
Suite 201
Kennewick, Washington
Phone: (509) 783-5284
Shelter plus Care is a permanent housing program offered through the Benton & Franklin Department of Human Services (BFDHS).
Criteria/Eligibility: Homeless person with serious mental illness.
Referral Process: Clients are referred into the program by Community Mental Health Providers or Medical Providers. Packets are available through BFDHS.
Description: The program provides assistance for hard-to-serve homeless persons with disabilities in connection with supportive services funded from sources outside the program.
Tri-Cities Residential Services
Address:
741 S. Dayton Street
Suite A
Kennewick,
Phone: (509) 783-3331 (24 Hours)
Teaches essential life skills & provides support to individuals with disabilities, maximizing their ability to function independently.
Veterans Resource Center
Veterans Resource Center
Address:
1600 North 20th Avenue, Suite A
P.O. Box 2606
Pasco, Washington 99301
Hours: M-F / 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Phone: (509) 545-6558
(888) 545-6558
Group Home for Veterans. Providing Mentoring, Counseling Chaplaincy, Recreation, skill training & case management. Requires: DD214 honorable, HUD homeless and income criteria. Veteran must be clean & sober for at least 30 days. Call for additional information to apply.