KCLS: Community Connections with Agape Love of Renton View all dates Renton

Relax, recharge and learn about the resources and services available to you. Enjoy light refreshments and snacks. Community Connections is hosted and sponsored by Agape Love of Renton. Registration not required.

KCLS: St. Vincent de Paul Assistance View all dates Renton

Community members in need can receive assistance with gas vouchers, food cards and clothing vouchers. Join St. Vincent de Paul at the Renton Library every Thursday at 11am. Except for the third Thursday of the month, which starts at 10am. Space is limited to 10 people. To ensure fairness, a random drawing will be held at the start time to determine participation. A valid driver’s license is required for gas vouchers. Must be residing in Renton to be eligible. For help with rent or utility assistance, please call the St. Vincent de Paul Helpline, 206.767.6449.

KCLS: Renton Library Resource Days Thur, May 15, 1:00pm–4:00pm View all dates Renton

For community members in need of support. Local social support providers will help connect you to resources such as healthcare, free job training, access to ORCA cards, a free phone (call ahead to confirm), gently used clothes, hygiene kits and free lunches (while supplies last). A special thanks to our partners at REACH Renton who provide food, clothing and amazing volunteers! Participating agencies might include: Cowlitz Indian Tribe Mobile Medical Van, Community Health Plan, Native Workforce Services Program, King County Regional Housing Authority - Ombuds & Coordinated Entry, LELO Re-licensing Program, International Community Health Services, Puget Sound Training Center, King County Promotores Network, King County Public Health (Orca Cards), DSHS Seattle Housing Authority, PIM Savvy - Renton, Renton Technical College. *Registration not required.

Issaquah Salmon Hatchery: Earth Day at the Hatchery April 19, 2025 10am - 2pm

All are invited for Earth Day Weekend for a day free family fun & educational activity. Write a good luck letter to our juvenile salmon before they begin their journey, feed the trout, complete the scavenger hunt, learn about salmon in our Watershed Science Center, find fishy items in Gift Shop, help with habitat restoration projects (for all ages), learn how to cast a fly or salmon catapult, or listen to mermaid Luna Lee tell stories about the salmon’s miraculous journey. 

Seattle/King County FREE MEDICAL, DENTAL, & VISION CARE Clinic April 24 - 27, 2025

The Seattle Center will host its annual four-day FREE Seattle/King County Clinic, offering medical, dental, and vision care for anyone who needs it – no insurance, ID, or proof of residency required. Available services include:  Dental: Treatment for pain or discomfort, known or suspected cavities, swollen gums, and broken teeth. Vision: Vision screening, complete eye exams, prescription eyeglasses. Medical: Primary care, x-rays, mammograms, ultrasounds, select lab tests, immunizations, foot care, dermatology, physical and occupational (hand, wrist, elbow) therapy, acupuncture, nutrition, behavioral health, and more.  MORE INFO: Download the 2025 Seattle/King County Clinic flyer. If you need immediate care, do not wait for the clinic. Free and affordable healthcare resources are available throughout King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties

Printed patient flyers (in multiple languages) and wallet sized cards in English and Spanish are available to be ordered and mailed to your organization for FREE for your distribution. Please fill out this form (https://forms.office.com/r/EVs6tWySS5) by March 1, 2025 if you would like to place an order. Head to seattlecenter.org/patients and download: o   Social Media Graphics (in our 13 top languages) o   Patient Flyers in English, Amharic, Arabic, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Dari, French, Khmer, Korean, Marshallese, Oromo, Portuguese, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tigrinya, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. o   Newsletter & Social Media Text to make it easy to spread the word on your channels

King County Resource Fair May 29, 2025

This resource fair is for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delays, their families, caregivers, and service providers. Join us to learn more about resources, services, and supports. The fair will include resources for individuals of all ages: Early supports for infants and toddlers, School-to-Work transition program, Adult services including employment and community inclusion, Community information, outreach, and referral services, Housing, Behavioral health, Recreation. Thursday, May 29, 2025, 9 AM - 3 PM, Microsoft Mixer Commons Building, 15255 NE 40th St, Redmond, WA 98052,  Registration is required. Details coming soon!

King County Resource Access Team

The Resource Access Team is a multifunctional customer service team within the Department of Community and Human Services that provides centralized information and resource referrals, making it easier for residents of King County to access the services they need. The Resource Access Team aims to help residents connect to resources, navigate services, or bridge short-term financial gaps. Online Self-serve resource database or Connect with the Resource Access Team: By Phone: 206-809-7115, Online Chat option on website, In-person appointments: BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. To schedule an appointment, please use the chat bot on our webpage or call 206-809-7115 to speak with a Resource Access Agent.

Virtual Resource Center every Thursday from 12:30-1:30 p.m.

The Virtual Resource Center (VRC) is a free way for people to access resources and meet with regional providers online to assist with services and benefits. Supports include behavioral health clinics, furthering education programs, employment support, free or discounted bus tickets, basic needs or financial assistance, case management, youth or senior-specific services, Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS), Public Health and more.

KCLS: One on One Computer Help at Issaquah Library View all dates

Have computer or software questions? A tech volunteer can provide basic level help to you. You may bring your own laptop, but tech tutors cannot provide hands-on or hardware assistance.  Registration not required. 

KCLS: Tech Help at Sammamish Library

Have computer or software questions?  A tech savvy volunteer can provide one-on-one help for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS.  Bring your smart phone, iPad or laptop and your questions. The tech tutor cannot provide hardware assistance.  Drop-in!

Imagine Housing Volunteers Needed

Let's do more good - together! Volunteers help us build welcoming communities by supporting Resident Services programming here at Imagine Housing. From meal delivery to educational programming, we have opportunities to suit your interests and skills. Learn more and sign up at imaginehousing.org/volunteer.

KCLS: Check Out Washington Discover Pass

How does the Check Out Washington Discover Pass work? The pass checks out for 14 days and may be used on lands managed by: Washington State Parks, Washington State Department of Natural Resources, and Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife. The pass offers you access to millions of acres of state recreation lands in Washington, including: more than 100 developed state parks; more than 350 primitive recreation sites, including campgrounds and picnic areas; nearly 700 water-access points; nearly 2,000 miles of designated water and land recreation trails; more than 80 natural areas; more than 30 wildlife area

Catholic Community Community Services Brochure of Programs and Services

Catholic Community Services and Catholic Housing Services (CCS/CHS) of Western Washington are your Catholic Charities Agencies in Western Washington serving people of all beliefs. We offer an array of programs and services in your community. The programs and services listed below are just a few of the ways that we provide assistance and support to our neighbors in need. Please call or visit us online (www.ccsww.org) for more information.

Hopelink Connections Newsletter - Get Involved. Stay Informed!

This year Hopelink is proud to announce the relaunch of Hopelink's Connections Newsletter, a vibrant publication designed to keep you updated and engaged with all things Hopelink has to offer, every other month! Each issue of Hopelink's Connections will be packed with updates on our programs, outreach efforts, and advocacy initiatives. You'll get a sneak peek into the incredible work our team is doing and the impact it’s having on our community. Staying connected with Hopelink means you’re always in the know about program updates, community outreach, advocacy efforts, client stories, and partner highlights!  Click here to subscribe now!

KCLS: Virtual Community Resource Center

ALL ARE WELCOME! Looking for help but don’t know where to go? You can connect with the services you need at King County's Virtual Resource Center (VRC). This service is available online or by phone during open hours. Service providers are present to guide you to the support you need.

The King County Library System Financial Assistance Navigation Service

helps point King County residents to the financial assistance programs they need—such as business loans, unemployment claims, and rent assistance. Residents looking for guidance may visit the website to complete an online form detailing their small business and/or personal financial needs. They’ll receive personalized financial information and referrals from library staff members.  Those without a computer or Internet access may call 800-462-9600 for assistance.

CISC: International Resource Center Issaquah Library Tuesdays 2pm - 5pm

At CISC, we provide information and direct assistance services to the Russian and Ukrainian-speaking community. Our staff assists clients in understanding available options and resources, enabling them to make informed choices. We assist clients in obtaining information from community partners and government agencies. We also provide support related to health insurance options, housing options, transportation, benefits applications, education, employment opportunities, energy and utility assistance, and more. Please see the attached flyer for more information and locations.

Together Center, Redmond Map & List of Organizations

Together Center makes lives better by helping people find the assistance they need. We do this by co-locating a large array of programs on one campus and connecting people to these and other resources. We build a collaborative and knowledgeable association of service providers working together to empower people and our communities.

FindHelp

Find free or reduced-cost resources like food, housing, financial assistance, health care, and more. Help starts here. Start by entering a zip code, and choose from the selection of resource options.

King County HealthierHere

Your health shouldn’t depend on where you live, what language you speak, or how much money you make. But all too often it does. We’re working to change that. We are HealthierHere, a non-profit, multi-sector collaborative dedicated to improving the health and well-being of people in King County, WA. Together, we tackle complex challenges that no organization or sector can solve on its own, guided by those who experience inequity and racism in our health and social systems.

King County Department of Community and Human Services

South & East King County Cultural Navigator Program:

designed to ensure that all members of the community can get help for their family. The CNP offers free, confidential navigation and information assistance to individuals and families who have limited English language skills. This program serves people living in East King County by helping them to navigate systems, find resources, learn about programs, and connect to their community. The no-cost-to-clients program is funded through partners including the cities of Bellevue, Bothell, Issaquah, Redmond, and Sammamish and CISC. Starting March 24, please contact the following phone numbers for assistance: Russian language: 425-502-0883 Spanish language: 425-624-7703

King County New virtual contact center and search tool to connect King County residents to services

Resource Access is a multifunctional customer service team within the Department of Community and Human Services that will serve as a centralized information and resource referral system, helping to bridge gaps across the human services system making it easier for residents of King County to access the services they need. The team aims to help King County residents remain housed, retain employment, access emergency financial assistance, connect to behavioral health treatment, and more!

Help Me Grow Washington Hotline 

Call 1-800-322-2588. Operated by WithinReach, the hotline provides clients and professionals with up-to-date information about state-sponsored health insurance, food programs, and a wide variety of other resources.

2-1-1 Directory

Have you checked out Search.WA211.org? The database has many Washington-based resources that have all been vetted to make sure they are reliable.

Washington State Department of Social and Health Services

Services include: Food/Cash/Medical, Housing Assistance, Child Support, Vocational Rehabilitation, Adult Care, Mental Health & Addiction Services, and Disability Support

April 2025: We are pleased to share phased enhancements that will improve access to information and services through our Customer Service Contact Center’s Interactive Voice Response system. Currently clients may have to go through many phone prompts to hear answers to their questions or information about their case or CSD services. They may have to wait for a navigator to assist them or route their call. The updated technology is intended to increase self-service capabilities for clients while our employees focus on delivering services that require an approach more tailored to clients’ specific needs. Find more information HERE and flyer HERE

Washington Connection

offers a fast and easy way for families and individuals to apply for a variety of services such as Food, Cash, Child Care, Long-Term Care, and Medicare Savings Programs. Individuals that are age 65 or older, blind or disabled may also apply for medical assistance. Click “See If I Qualify” to get started. Watch Video

Washington Healthplanfinder offers healthcare coverage for children, parents/caretakers with children, pregnant women, or adults age 18 to 64 years old. For information regarding available services or to apply for benefits, visit www.wahealthplanfinder.org.

WA Dept of Commerce Serving Communities

Community development and economic development are two sides of the same coin. Vibrant economies are the lifeblood of successful businesses and self-sufficient people. Our job at Commerce is to help counties, cities and towns achieve positive growth. We do that through a broad portfolio of programs, services and funding opportunities. We are partners in improving local buildings, water systems, schools, affordable housing, public safety, human services, parks and greenways, a clean environment and other essential community assets.

Issaquah Litter Clean-up Events

 All are welcome to join this grassroots community litter clean up program. Once a month, volunteers gather with their supplies to remove litter from downtown Issaquah. Meet at the Post Office parking lot on NW Gilman Blvd. Rain or Shine! Coffee and snacks provided! Use your own gloves and trash bags. Team up with a friend; select an area to work; then move out. Dispose of litter in municipal trash bins/dumpsters.  Don’t leave it. Use common sense and be safe. Join our Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/611860370604097/ Questions:  email Jon at jsmith1099@hotmail.com