Veterans' Transitional Program offered by Salvation Army at NW William Booth Center
Provides transitional housing for Veterans 18 and older, self-identifying as male who are experiencing homelessness. Living area is dormitory style in a separate space that is climate controlled. Program provides 3 meals/day, shower and laundry. Program is low-barrier/low demand, but does provide intensive, wrap-around case management. Maximum stay of 2 years.
Location
811 Maynard Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98134
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Hours
Daily, 8am-7pm.
Application process
Entry into Veterans' Transitional Program is done through a process established by the VA. May also take referrals from our in-house Veteran's programs such as King County Veterans Program (KCVP) and Washington Dept. of Veteran Affairs (WDVA).
Eligibility
Veterans 18 and older, self-identifying as male who are experiencing homelessness. No income needed. Does not accept sex offenders levels 2 or 3. Does not accept persons with Arson convictions.
Fee
Fees are determined on a case-by-case basis, not to exceed $450/mo.
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Agency info
Salvation Army's NW William Booth Center
Offers a range of services including: case management, transitional housing and rapid re-housing. Focuses on helping clients move toward self-sufficiency and stable permanent housing.