HOUSING: Emergency Housing, Long-term Housing options, Connect with housing navigator (211) Rental support (when available)

HEALTH CARE: Help sign up for Health Insurance

*Doctor's appointments, Dentist appointments

MENTAL HEALTH: Help connect with counseling and Mental Health services

DRUG INTERVENTION: Drug and Alcohol Prevention, Inpatient and Outpatient Services

PARENT SUPPORT AND SKILL BUILDING: Support to families navigating the school system, Parentsquare and Skyward

FOOD: Snacks, Food Bank, School Food Pantry, Emergency Food, help sign up for EBT Benefits

CLOTHING: Basic Needs, Back to School clothing, and supplies, including backpacks, Baby supplies such as diapers, formula, clothes, and more

COMMUNITY: Help connect to Community Services Resources

Holiday Resources

Please call 425-431-3919 to report your student's absence. Call before 9:00 a.m. Leave a message including your name, your student's name, your phone number, and the reason for the absence. Do not expect a call back from school, we will just record the absence and make a note in the system.

SUN Bucks provides $120 in grocery benefits per eligible school-age child when school is out for summer. SUN Bucks can be used to purchase food from authorized retailers in participating states, Tribes, and territories. It may also be known as Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (or Summer EBT) in certain locations.

Children can receive SUN Bucks on top of other benefits like SNAP and WIC, and in addition to free SUN Meals from local meal sites or SUN Meals To-Go in eligible rural communities.

Good News! SUN Bucks is Available in Your Location

• Website: Washington SUN Bucks Summer EBT Program
• Hotline: 1-833-543-3230
• TTY: 1-800-833-6348
  • Familes can opt into text messaging alerts at textsunbucks.dshs.wa.gov effective May 15, 2024.

Espanol: https://www.fns.usda.gov/es/summer/sunbucks

English: https://www.fns.usda.gov/summer/sunbucks

https://cpe.edmonds.wednet.edu/

https://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/academics/start-dismissal-times

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Natural Leaders serve as multi-cultural bridges between students, families, communities, and schools.

The Natural Leaders program uses an asset-based model to help families identify and cultivate the skills necessary to overcome systemic barriers. Parents take on leadership roles to build stronger relationships with families and their children and identify best practices. They then take action to help families be successful in the school system and implement their ideas in partnership with the schools.

Natural Leaders can help in the following:

*Lunch and Recess Supervision

*Helping teachers with their classroom projects (cutting, stapling, copying, sorting, etc)

*In the classroom

*School events

*Sharing their talents, and ideas to make CPE a better place

*Attend the monthly meetings

Everyon is welcome!

Clothes For Kids provides free wardrobes to lower-income students. Any youth who attends school (or lives) in Snohomish County or the Northshore School District (Head Start/ECEAP through 12th grade) and requests help qualifies for Clothes For Kids. Clothing is distributed from August through the end of March.

At the school, we may have some items available for families that qualify for the Free and Reduced Meals. Fill out the request form below.

Click on the community flyers link below to find out about sports for children in the area.

If you have a baby at home and need help with diapers, wipes, and other baby essentials please click on the form below to request support or call Mrs. Carmen at 425-431-2420

https://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/our-district/departments/communications/parentsquare

https://www.edmonds.wednet.edu/our-district/departments/transportation-services

211 helps connect you to community resources statewide.
Looking for help?

Dial the number 211 or use the following link to search now.

Find Help

Before you search for services, view these helpful tips.

HASCO is the Housing Authority of Snohomish County.

We connect people with federal and local rent assistance. We provide housing in places we own. We partner with individuals, human services agencies and communities, creating housing solutions that lead to opportunity and stability.

https://hasco.org/applicants/info-on-eligibility/

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https://www.hud.gov/states/washington#RentRelief

Coordinated Entry

Coordinated Entry is a process for individuals and families in Snohomish County who are experiencing homelessness or are at imminent risk of homelessness to access needed homelessness prevention, housing and/or other services. Coordinated Entry incorporates uniform screening and assessment, prioritization and program matching, and connections to mainstream services to help those seeking housing and services access appropriate programs more efficiently and effectively.

The Coordinated Entry system supports the purpose of Snohomish County’s Continuum of Care and its governing board, the Partnership to End Homelessness, which is to promote community wide commitment to the goal of ending homelessness; promote access to and effective utilization of mainstream programs by homeless individuals and families; and optimize self-sufficiency among individuals and families who are currently experiencing homelessness or at-risk of homelessness.

For more information visit the Coordinated Entry page.

Resources: Housing Search

• Regional Access Points (RAPs) are the primary entry points for people within King County to access housing resources. These entry points are resource centers where households experiencing homelessness can get help finding housing and other resources. Individuals and families facing homelessness may call ahead to schedule an appointment. New appointments times are released each week. To schedule an appointment for an assessment, households may call 2-1-1 or 1.800.621.4636
• AptFinder.org: Multifamily Affordable Properties website for affordable housing in Washington state
• HousingSearchNW.org: Rental listings for affordable housing in Washington State
• Tenant Screening – Your Rights: Washington LawHelp
• AnnualCreditReport.com: The only authorized site to request a copy of your free credit report
• A Summary of Your Rights Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act: Federal Trade Commission website
• Can I Clear My Criminal Record?: Legal Voice
• Legal Assistance Guide: Compiled by Solid Ground Tenant Counselors
• Public Housing Authorities: Department of Housing and Urban Development website

Legal Resources

Some of the following resources are specific to King County. For resources in your area, see Washington State 2-1-1 (also 206.461.3200, 1.800.621.4636 or 206.461.3610 for TTY/hearing impaired calls).

• Washington LawHelp: www.walawhelp.org (an online resource; no phone) – Provides self-help legal information for renters, including detailed packets on repairs, deposits, Small Claims Court and the eviction process. Materials are created and updated by attorneys from the Northwest Justice Project.
• CLEAR Line Legal Help: 1.888.201.1014 – Northwest Justice Project’s free legal help and assistance over the phone for low-income Washington State residents. Open Mon–Fri, 9:15am–12:15pm.
• Housing Justice Project: 206.267.7090 – King County Bar Association’s walk-in legal information and assistance. Priority service for renters facing evictions only. Open Mon–Fri, 8–10:30am, in the King County Courthouse in Seattle and Kent Regional Justice Center. Seattle location also open Mon, 4–6pm.
• Tenant Law Center: 206.324.6890 – A part of Catholic Community Services, Tenant Law Center offers legal advice and assistance for low-income renters in King County who are facing eviction, repair problems, deposit loss, subsidy termination, lockouts and other issues.
• Volunteer Legal Services (VLS): 206.461.3200 – King County Bar Association’s pro bono lawyer referral service. Eligibility for VLS is screened through Washington State 2-1-1 (also 206.461.3200, 1.800.621.4636 or 206.461.3610 for TTY/hearing impaired calls).
• CLEAR*Senior Legal Help: 888.387.7111 – Northwest Justice Project’s free legal help and assistance for persons over 60 years of age of all income levels. Seniors can call the CLEAR Senior Line starting at 9:15am and leave a message. The line will close for the day once the voicemail message system is full.
• Neighborhood Legal Clinics (NLC): 206.267.7070 – King County Bar Association’s legal clinics located across King County, NLC attorneys can provide a free half hour of legal advice to renters, regardless of income.
• Northwest Justice Project: 206.464.1519 – Legal help for tenants in public housing or with Section 8 vouchers facing subsidy termination or eviction.
• Lawyer Referral Service: 206.267.7010 – King County Bar Association attorneys for hire at regular rates.
• Legal Voice: Empowers women with knowledge about their legal rights and tools to help them navigate the legal system.

https://www.washingtonconnection.org/home/exploreoptions.go

https://resources.helpmegrowwa.org/

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