WDVA King County Veterans Services

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WDVA King County Veterans Services
2106 2nd Ave Suite 100

Seattle, WA 98121
206-454-2799

Scheduled Appointments:
Monday thru Friday: 900-430pm

Walk-In Hours:
Tuesday: 1-3pm Walk-Ins
Wednesday-Friday: 900-1200pm

This program received funding from the King County Veterans, Seniors & Human Services Levy.

Statistics

FY 21-22

497 veterans served through WDVA King County Homeless Services

38 veterans and families served through King County Pathfinding Military Families

King County Funded Counseling

  • 93 King County Veterans have received counseling
  • 34 King County Veteran family members have received counseling
  • 2,535 hours of counseling services provided in King County

King County Funded Veterans Reentry Case Management

  • 187 veterans enrolled

WDVA contracts with King County Veterans Services to provide programs and services to King County Veterans and their Families.

1. Homeless Services

Address the needs of homeless veterans in King County by identifying and targeting for services, eligible veterans who are homeless or are at risk of homelessness and not currently using available services. Services provided may include:

  • Emergency financial assistance
  • Housing assistance
  • Employment guidance and assistance
  • Case management
  • Life stability
  • Veterans' benefits counseling
  • Mental health referrals
  • Other supportive services

2. Financial and Housing Support Services

Determine eligibility for housing, financial assistance, and supportive service needs of eligible veterans. Provide referrals to other crisis intervention services, e.g. alcohol/drug counseling, low-income housing, family counseling and job training.

3. Service Officer

4. Pathfinding Military Families

Provides prevention and intervention strategies for those most at-risk and in need to reduce or prevent homelessness. 

5. King County Funded Veterans Treatment Court

The Veterans Treatment Court focuses on treatment and rehabilitation rather than incarcerations for low-level, non-violent offenders.  The Veterans Treatment Court connects eligible veterans to treatment and counseling services available through the US Department of Veterans Affairs.

6. King County Funded Training and Support Center

Educational training opportunities prepared by educators, authors, treatment professionals, veterans, and trainers with specialty skills in assessment and treatment of PTSD, TBI and a range of military and veterans related trauma and homecoming concerns.  If your King County organization or business is in need of this type of training, visit: www.dva.wa.gov/counseling/veterans-training-support-center-vtsc