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Education & Employment
Places to Find Jobs
Local organizations that help people find jobs and online job boards, including those specifically for people who have been incarcerated.
Government Assistance & Finances
Governmental Programs
Note that for some programs, if you receive one you are not eligible for others. In addition, your immigration status may impact your eligibility for certain benefits. You also may […]
Debt & Finances
More information about debt and re-entry can be found in the Washington Re-Entry Guide. What should I do when I am first released to manage my debt? Once you are […]
Healthcare & Safety
Mental & Behavioral Health
Numerous 24 hotlines for immediate support and organizations throughout Washington supporting people with mental and behavioral health services.
Domestic Violence (DV) and Sexual Exploitation
People experiencing domestic violence or sexual exploitation are at higher risk of stalking or monitoring with their technology. Review these tech safety tips from TechSafety.org and take care when visiting […]
Medical Providers (Clinics, Vision, Dental)
It can be hard finding medical providers that meet your needs and accept your insurance.
Healthcare & Insurance
Learn more about insurance options during and after incarceration including Medicaid / Apple Health, Medicare, private insurance, and organizations that will help you find insurance.
Legal Support
Free/Low Cost Support for Vacating Records
Multiple Counties CLEAR Line – Northwest Justice Project CLEAR Hotline: 1-888-201-1014 Serves all counties in Washington. Legal hotline for people who are low income. Persons seeking legal help outside King […]
Re-entry
Reentry Support
Community Partnership for Transition Solutions (CPTS) 360-480-6281 CPTS is made up of agencies and individuals working together to support successful transitions for people returning to our communities after incarceration. They […]