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Phone: 425-451-8838
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WWIN
232 5th Ave S, Suite 201
Kirkland, WA 98033
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Resources
Click on the categories below to explore other resources in our community.
General Community Resources / Other
- Washington 211
- WithinReach and their ResourceFinder
- United Way Benefits Hub – Services include: Help paying for groceries, utility bill assistance, access to food, paying for the bus, mental health referrals, housing supports, and more
- Seattle Utility Discount Program – Eligible households can enroll to receive a 60% discount on Seattle City Light bills and a 50% discount on Seattle Public Utilities bills.
- Northwest Community Action Center (NCAC) – Programs to help individuals and families to achieve a greater level of self-sufficiency in the Yakima Valley.
- AAUW of Washington – A non-profit organization in Washington state which works to change the climate for women and girls through education, research, advocacy, and philanthropy
- Solid Ground – Housing, Transportation, and Food & Nutrition resources
- Jubilee Women’s Center – Resources for low-income adult women including shelter, referrals, clothing, computer access, and more
- YWCA – Housing, Health & Safety, Economic Advancement, and more
- Beyond Force – Provides customized training for behavior management techniques, de-escalation, and workplace safety
- Peer Washington – Cultivates powerful, healthy lives by providing peer emotional support and development services to disparately impacted communities throughout Washington state.
- Together Center – Envisions a healthy, housed and thriving community where people easily access a range of compassionate services in one location.
Education, Scholarships, and Mentoring
- Alfie Scholars – Provides financial support to underrepresented community college transfer students at Seattle University
- Blake Nordstrom Scholarship – Application open June 1 to July 29
- College & Career Compass – Find your college path and connect with colleges
- Bridge to College – Transition courses that provide high school seniors with a dynamic way to prepare for success in college-level work
- College Success Foundation – Scholarships to help underserved, low-income students access college education
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Futures Northwest – Provides mentorships, personal and academic support, comprehensive financial aid literacy, and advising in Whatcom and Skagit counties
- GoGrad – Funding Graduate school for women
- Immigrants Rising – List of undergraduate and graduate scholarships and fellowships that don’t require proof of citizenship
- Jeannette Rankin Women’s Scholarship Fund – Scholarships for low-income women age 35 or older
- KD Hall Foundation – Helping women and young girls prepare for the workforce through their College Ambassador Program, Girls on the Rise, and Sickle Cell Disease Education & Research
- The Mentoring Project – Pairs trained community volunteer mentors with adult low-income college students to provide guidance as they navigate their path to postsecondary degree or certificate completion.
- MyDegreeGuide – Scholarships for non-traditional students and Graduate school scholarships for women
- National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) – Scholarships for women of color in Nursing programs, all education levels up to doctorate
- Northwest Education Access – Provides the individualized guidance and financial support low-income young people need to earn higher education degrees. Formerly known as Seattle Education Access.
- Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans – Graduate school fellowship for immigrants and children of immigrants
- Practical tips on dealing with scholarship displacement
- Pride Foundation – Scholarships and other support for LGBTQ+ individuals
- Scholarships for Women – Search for scholarships filtered by education level, including Master’s and PhD
- Skillspire – Coding bootcamp with scholarships available
- Society of Women Engineers (SWE) PNW – Scholarships targeted for both high school seniors that will be pursuing engineering as well as college freshman to juniors already in an engineering program
- Study.com – Scholarship Hub and “Guide to Financial Aid & Scholarships for Black Students“
- The WashBoard – Connects Washington students of all types with scholarship providers
- Washington State Opportunity Scholarship (WSOS) – Supports Washington students on a path to high-demand trade, STEM and health care credentials. Creates college-to-career pipeline for women, students of color, and first-generation students.
- Washington Student Achievement Council – Learn about financial aid, college readiness, and more
- Woman of Wonder – Scholarships for single moms, women raised by a single parent, or women on their own with little or no support.
- Women in Trucking Scholarship – A $1,000 scholarship for women in the trucking industry
- Women’s Independence Scholarship Program, Inc. – Scholarship funding for survivors of intimate partner abuse
Employment, Careers, and Business
- Ada Developers Academy – A non-profit, cost-free coding school for women and gender expansive adults. They prioritize serving Black, Latine, Indigenous Americans, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander, LGBTQIA+, and low-income people.
- ANEW – Apprenticeships in construction and manufacturing
- Beyond Force – Provides customized training for behavior management techniques, de-escalation, and workplace safety
- Career Connect Washington – Career directory to search for open positions
- Casa Latina – Advances the power and well-being of Latino immigrants through employment, education, and community organizing
- College & Career Compass – Find your college path and connect with colleges
- Dress for Success – Interview outfits, Employment Retention program, Career Center, and more
- Firelands Worker United/Trabajadores Unidos – Build capacity of rural, multiracial working-class people and work towards healthy and affordable housing, healthcare and childcare for all, and green union jobs
- First Gen Cohorts – Dedicated to first-generation college graduates’ career success
- KD Hall Foundation – Women on the Rise program brings together women in leadership and young women professionals for opportunities of networking, building relationships, and hearing stories.
- Let’s Talk Business – Free webinar series hosted by the WCWB. Topics include Business Startup & Planning, Social Media & Marketing, Finance, and more
- Next Chapter – Transforming the tech sector to be fair, inclusive, and equitable by providing career pathways for people leaving incarceration.
- Washington Career Bridge – Plan your education and career in Washington
- Washington Center for Women in Business (WCWB) – Offers low- and no-cost services for comprehensive training and coaching on a variety of business topics to support entrepreneurs who want to explore starting a business or nonprofit or to grow and strengthen their existing small to medium sized business.
- Women in Tech Global is a global community that aims to establish a strong network of women working in technology across the globe.
General Health
- WHAA – List of free and charitable clinics by county
- DSHS How to apply for Medicaid
- NeedyMeds – Find help with the cost of medicine
- Northwest Lions Foundation – Sight, hearing, and health screenings
Dental Care
- Dental Lifeline Network
- Comfort Dental Care Day
- Trinity Dental Foundation
- NewMouth – Information about common dental conditions & treatments, average dental costs, and more
Mental Health
- Open Path Collective – Affordable and sliding-scale therapy
- Open Counseling – Providers who offer free or low-cost counseling
- Peer Washington – Cultivates powerful, healthy lives by providing peer emotional support and development services to disparately impacted communities throughout Washington state.
- The Washington Counselors of Color Network – “Serves an array of ethnic clients needing counseling and therapy from providers who understand the specific needs of people of color and various cultures. As licensed therapists and counselors, we have a variety of backgrounds, experiences, ethnicities and language skills needed to assist many ethnicities in Washington.”
- Trauma and Social Interaction Consulting – Nanaymie Kasmira Godfrey, BSN, MS, LMHC, MHP, RM
Domestic Violence
- API Chaya – Confidential help line, support groups, and additional resources to assist survivors and their families
- DAWN – 24-hour Advocacy and support line, emergency DV shelter, mental health programs, support groups, and more
- New Beginnings – 24-hour help line, legal help, youth services, and more
- Coalition Against Rape & Abuse, Inc. (C.A.R.A.) – Shelter, legal advocacy, and more
- Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- DSHS Domestic Violence Emergency Shelter Programs and Advocacy Service
- Family Law CASA – Giving children a voice in court
- “Tech safety for victims and survivors of domestic violence” from Allconnect.com
Child Care
- Goodwin Connections – Grants for child care and preschool
- Child Care Resources – Giving every child a great start
- Otter – Otter connects parents who need childcare with stay at home parents who can care for their kids.
- Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families
Housing
- DSHS Housing Assistance for Washington State
- Solid Ground
- The Sophia Way – Ending homeless for women
- Together Center – Envisions a healthy, housed and thriving community where people easily access a range of compassionate services in one location.
- Washington Multi Family Housing Association
- Wellspring – Wellspring Family Services exists to end family homelessness by preventing it before it happens and intervening early when it does.
Technology
- Northwest Access Fund – Computers and Internet
- Seattle Information Technology – Free and discounted computers from the city of Seattle
- InterConnection – Low cost computers