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If you are homeless or at risk of losing your housing, Snohomish County’s Coordinated Entry system is the best way to get help for several areas of your life at once.
Coordinated Entry staff help individuals and families connect with resources that exist within different programs and systems. This might include health care, social services, transportation, childcare, income—even job training.
The Coordinated Entry system focuses on making it easier for people to stay in their homes and helping homeless people find housing faster.
Individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness or at-risk of homelessness and who want to connect with available homeless prevention, housing, and mainstream services may call 2-1-1 for an enrollment assessment. If eligible to work with a navigator, a referral will be made to the navigation site that is best able to meet the household’s needs. Walk-in appointments for Coordinated Entry are available with resource navigators at the Carnegie Resource Center.
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Homeless Individuals and Families
Coordinated Entry connects homeless people with available resources and services that can help in the longer-term.
HASCO provides housing support for people enrolled in specific human service programs, including some within the Coordinated Entry system. These Partner Programs serve individuals and families facing a range of challenging circumstances. Referrals for this support come from the Partner Programs. We manage this resource separately from our other housing programs.
Homeless Veterans
Homeless veterans and their families can get help through Coordinated Entry and through their local U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA or Vet Center) representative. HASCO sets aside housing support specifically for veterans who qualify through the Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) program.
Find out how to get VASH housing
Call your local VA representative to request a consult for referral to VASH.
Emergency Shelters
Emergency Shelters serve individuals and families on a day-to-day basis. If you need a place to stay tonight, call any of these organizations to see if there are available beds.
| Victims of domestic violence | 24-hour crisis hotline operated by Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County: 425-252-2873 |
| Women with children can also call the YWCA of Seattle – King County – Snohomish County: 206-461-4882 | |
| Everett Gospel Mission, 5118 South Second Avenue, Everett, 425-740-2500 | |
| Interfaith Family Shelter, 2507 Cedar Avenue, Everett, 425-303-9774 | |
| Families with children | |
| Lervick Family Village, 8323 272nd Street NW, Stanwood, 425-347-6556 | |
| Maud’s House, 615 Cedar Avenue, Marysville, 425-259-3191 | |
| The Salvation Army Cold Weather Shelter (open periodically during the cold weather months), 2525 Rucker Avenue, Everett, 425-259-8129 | |
| Tulalip Shelter, 2817 Mission Hill Road, Tulalip, 425-716-4500 | |
| Windermere Crossroads, 3504 Norton, Everett, 425-347-6556 | |
| Youth | Cocoon House: Outreach Drop-in Center 7 days a week from 2-6:30pm M-F and 10 am to 1 pm Saturday and Sunday at 1421 Broadway Ave, Everett, WA 98201 |
| Teens and Young Adults entry | Cocoon House: Safe Place Hotline, available 24/7, 425-877-5171 |
| Single men | |
| Everett Gospel Mission, 3711 Smith Avenue, Everett, 425-740-2550 | |
| The Salvation Army Cold Weather Shelter (open periodically during the cold weather months), 2525 Rucker Avenue, Everett, 425-259-8129 | |
| Single women | |
| Everett Gospel Mission, 5118 Smith Avenue, Everett, 425-740-2550 | |
| The Salvation Army Cold Weather Shelter (open periodically during the cold weather months), 2525 Rucker Avenue, Everett, 425-259-8129 |
| Victims of domestic violence | 24-hour crisis hotline operated by Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County: 425-252-2873 |
| Women with children can also call the YWCA of Seattle – King County – Snohomish County: 206-461-4882 | |
| Everett Gospel Mission, 5118 South Second Avenue, Everett, 425-740-2500 | |
| Interfaith Family Shelter, 2507 Cedar Avenue, Everett, 425-303-9774 | |
| Families with children | |
| Lervick Family Village, 8323 272nd Street NW, Stanwood, 425-347-6556 | |
| Maud’s House, 615 Cedar Avenue, Marysville, 425-259-3191 | |
| The Salvation Army Cold Weather Shelter (open periodically during the cold weather months), 2525 Rucker Avenue, Everett, 425-259-8129 | |
| Tulalip Shelter, 2817 Mission Hill Road, Tulalip, 425-716-4500 | |
| Windermere Crossroads, 3504 Norton, Everett, 425-347-6556 | |
| Youth | Cocoon House: Outreach Drop-in Center 7 days a week from 2-6:30pm M-F and 10 am to 1 pm Saturday and Sunday at 1421 Broadway Ave, Everett, WA 98201 |
| Teens and Young Adults entry | Cocoon House: Safe Place Hotline, available 24/7, 425-877-5171 |
| Single men | |
| Everett Gospel Mission, 3711 Smith Avenue, Everett, 425-740-2550 | |
| The Salvation Army Cold Weather Shelter (open periodically during the cold weather months), 2525 Rucker Avenue, Everett, 425-259-8129 | |
| Single women | |
| Everett Gospel Mission, 5118 Smith Avenue, Everett, 425-740-2550 | |
| The Salvation Army Cold Weather Shelter (open periodically during the cold weather months), 2525 Rucker Avenue, Everett, 425-259-8129 |
Call 2-1-1 to learn about additional shelter beds and to access Coordinated Entry, a system that helps people address challenges that contribute to homelessness.
Food, Clothing, Health Services and More
Reducing expenses can help stretch your income enough to cover rent and other basic needs.
There are free resources throughout Snohomish County, including food, clothing and other services, and low-cost services that can help families with essentials.
For help with home energy costs you must meet low income requirements.
Energy Discount
Energy Assistance Program
