The Tenant Pool is now open for individuals or households needing rental assistance.

Apply today! If you need language assistance, please contact: 206-477-1331.

King County's rental assistance program supports households economically impacted by the coronavirus due to illness, loss of income or unemployment who have been unable to meet rent obligations. The program seeks to help those who are at risk or may become at risk for eviction. Appy or check the status of your application here.

The Federal Communications Commssion will provide some low-income households with assistance of up to $50 a month to help cover internet bills. The $3.2 billion Emergency Broadband Benefit is open to households that participate in existing low-income or pandemic relief programs offered by high-speed internet providers, as well as to subscribers to the FCC's Lifeline program, including people receiving Medicaid, SNAP, or SSI benefits, and those who have lost jobs during the pandemic.

Stephen J. Norman, Executive Director, KCHA, the REDI Team and  AAPI KCHA  Family, have issued a public statement denouncing acts of hate against Asians and Asian Americans.

KCHA's updated voucher payment standards take effect on January 1, 2021.

Stephen J. Norman, Executive Director, KCHA, has issued a public statement addressing the long-standing impacts of systemic racial discrimination, and the need to dismantle racism and eliminate inherent white advantage wherever it exists.

To protect the health and safety of our staff, clients, and community partners, and to mitigate the impact of COVID-19, all KCHA offices are closed to walk-ins until further notice. Our staff will continue to be available by telephone and email during this time.