What They Provide: current shelter bed availability, shelter locations, check-in times, population served, low-barrier shelter filters, shelter requirements
Website: sheltermespokane.org
Phone: Not a direct shelter phone line; call listed shelters directly or call 211 for help navigating options
Address: Website only
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; bed updates depend on shelter/provider updates
Appointment / Referral Required: Depends on shelter; check each listing before going
Documents Needed: Depends on shelter; photo ID, Medicaid/insurance card, medication list, proof of homelessness, and household information may be helpful if available
Application Process: Check the website for current open beds and shelter requirements; call the shelter directly before going when possible
Eligibility: People seeking emergency shelter in Spokane County; eligibility depends on shelter type, age, gender/family status, safety needs, and current bed availability
Cost: Usually free for emergency shelter; confirm with individual shelter
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not required to use the shelter search; individual programs may ask for insurance information if connecting to health/behavioral health services
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; call individual shelters or 211 for language/accessibility questions
Important Notes: Bed availability changes quickly and may not guarantee placement. Shelter Me Spokane lists Spokane-area shelter availability and allows filtering by population served.

What They Provide: emergency shelter, temporary housing, daytime services, mental health care connection, addiction treatment connection, housing placement, employment services, primary care access
Website: my.spokanecity.org/navigationcenter
Phone: 509-507-4624; alternate listing: 208-449-1210 ext. 3
Address: 527 S Cannon St, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Washington 211 lists hours as 24 hours daily; check current shelter process before going
Appointment / Referral Required: Call or come in for more information; bed process may change based on shelter availability
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, medication list, proof of homelessness if available; do not delay seeking shelter if documents are missing
Application Process: Call or go in for current access information; check Shelter Me Spokane for bed availability when possible
Eligibility: Adult men and women experiencing homelessness; Washington 211 lists no restrictions for the Housing Navigation Center
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for shelter access; insurance/Medicaid may be helpful for connected health services
Service Area: Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: The City of Spokane describes the Navigation Center at Cannon Street Shelter as serving adult men and women with shelter plus connection to mental health care, addiction treatment, housing placement, employment services, and primary care. Washington 211 lists the site at 527 S Cannon St with no fees and 24-hour daily hours.

What They Provide: emergency shelter, meals, case management, peer support, showers, laundry, personal care items, lockers, SSI/SSDI attorney access, respite referral support
Website: cceasternwa.org/house-of-charity
Phone: 509-624-7821
Address: 32 W Pacific Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Shelter check-in can start at 9 AM but no later than 8 PM; meals and daily service times may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No standard referral listed for emergency shelter; respite program is referral only
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, medication list, proof of homelessness if available; do not delay seeking shelter if documents are missing
Application Process: Go to House of Charity for shelter check-in during posted times; call first or check Shelter Me Spokane for current availability
Eligibility: Emergency shelter serves people identifying as male, age 18+; daily services may support men and women experiencing homelessness
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for emergency shelter; Medicaid/Medicare or insurance information may be useful for medical/respite referrals
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: House of Charity lists emergency shelter for people identifying as male, age 18+, and states clients can start checking in at 9 AM but no later than 8 PM. Respite is by referral only.

What They Provide: emergency family shelter, housing case management, food, supplies, showers, computer access, laundry access, school/family connections, wraparound referrals
Website: familypromiseofspokane.org
Phone: 509-747-5487; press 1 for Family Promise Center & Emergency Shelter
Address: 2002 E Mission Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Shelter: 24 hours daily; office: Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended; shelter access depends on eligibility and current availability
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, children’s birth certificates if available, proof of pregnancy if applicable, proof of homelessness if available, income information if available, Medicaid/insurance cards if available; do not delay calling if documents are missing
Application Process: Call Family Promise Center/Emergency Shelter and ask about current intake, bed availability, and next steps
Eligibility: Families caring for a minor child age 17 or younger and/or pregnant; must not be on the National Sex Offender Registry
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for shelter access
Service Area: Spokane area / Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Family Promise operates emergency shelter for families with children and pregnant people. Community Health of Central Washington/WA 211 lists the shelter as 24 hours daily and eligibility as caring for a minor child or pregnant.

What They Provide: emergency shelter, transitional shelter, family shelter, case management, housing stabilization support, support for women and children
Website: cceasternwa.org/stmargarets
Phone: 509-358-4250
Address: 101 E Hartson Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: Call for application and interview
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, children’s birth certificates if available, proof of custody/guardianship if applicable, income information if available, proof of homelessness if available, Medicaid/insurance cards if available, medications list
Application Process: Call to ask about current application, interview process, eligibility, and availability
Eligibility: Families experiencing homelessness; community directory listing notes women age 18+ with children in custody and no boys over age 12
Cost: Program fee may be requested based on ability to pay
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance requirement listed for shelter; bring Medicaid/insurance cards if available for connected services
Service Area: Spokane area / Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: St. Margaret’s provides emergency and transitional shelter with case management to help families regain and stabilize housing.

What They Provide: emergency shelter, meals, case management, basic medical care connection, legal assistance connection, addiction recovery connection, employment training connection, spiritual support
Website: uniongospelmission.org/need-help
Phone: 509-535-8510
Address: 1224 E Trent Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake/check-in hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, medication list, proof of homelessness if available; do not delay seeking help if documents are missing
Application Process: Call or go to the shelter to ask about current shelter availability, check-in process, and program requirements
Eligibility: Men experiencing homelessness; call for current eligibility/shelter rules
Cost: Free shelter services may be available; call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for shelter; Medicaid/Medicare information may be helpful for medical referrals
Service Area: Inland Northwest / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: UGM’s “Need Help” page lists food, shelter, case management, basic medical care, legal assistance, addiction recovery, employment training, and more, and directs medical emergencies to 911 and serious mental health crisis to 988.

What They Provide: crisis shelter, women’s shelter, children’s shelter, meals, case management, recovery program connection, transitional support
Website: uniongospelmission.org/locations
Phone: 509-535-0486
Address: 1515 E Illinois Ave, Spokane, WA 99207
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake/check-in hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, children’s birth certificates if available, proof of custody/guardianship if applicable, Medicaid/insurance cards if available, medication list, proof of homelessness if available
Application Process: Call to ask about shelter availability, intake process, eligibility, and any program requirements
Eligibility: Women and children experiencing homelessness or crisis; call for current eligibility/shelter rules
Cost: Free shelter services may be available; call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for shelter; Medicaid/Medicare information may be helpful for medical or behavioral health referrals
Service Area: Inland Northwest / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: UGM lists the Women & Children’s Shelter at 1515 E Illinois Ave with phone 509-535-0486. Community resource listings describe the program as crisis shelter for women and children.

What They Provide: youth emergency shelter, meals, clothing, showers, hygiene supplies, case management, school support, safety planning, housing referrals, runaway/homeless youth support
Website: voaspokane.org/locations/crosswalk-youth-shelter
Phone: 509-838-6596
Address: 525 W 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Shelter access/hours may vary; call first to confirm current intake and bed availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended; youth may be able to access directly depending on current availability
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, school ID if available, birth certificate if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, medication list, emergency contact information; do not delay calling if documents are missing
Application Process: Call or go to Crosswalk for shelter screening/intake; staff can connect youth to shelter, safety planning, case management, and wraparound services
Eligibility: Runaway and homeless youth ages 13–18; Spokane and surrounding counties
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for shelter access
Service Area: Eastern Washington / Spokane and neighboring counties
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Spokane County lists Crosswalk as emergency shelter for youth ages 13–18 with wraparound services, funded for 7/1/2025–6/30/2027.

What They Provide: domestic violence crisis support, safety planning, shelter screening, confidential emergency safe shelter, advocacy, legal advocacy connection, support for children, basic needs support
Website: ywcaspokane.org
Phone: 509-326-2255
Address: Main Office: 930 N Monroe St, Spokane, WA 99201; shelter location confidential
Hours of Operation: Helpline: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; office hours may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required for helpline; call first for shelter screening and advocacy access
Documents Needed: None required to call; if safely available, bring photo ID, children’s birth certificates, medications, protection order paperwork, court paperwork, insurance/Medicaid cards, and important documents
Application Process: Call the 24-hour helpline for safety planning, shelter screening, crisis support, and connection to services
Eligibility: Survivors of intimate partner domestic violence and their children; services are inclusive of all genders
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Interpreter services may be available
Important Notes: Call 911 if there is immediate danger. Shelter capacity may be limited and is focused on survivors in imminent danger. Shelter Me Spokane lists the YWCA 24-hour helpline and text line for domestic violence help.

What They Provide: emergency shelter, transitional shelter, family shelter, housing support, emotional support, spiritual support
Website: spokane.salvationarmy.org/spokane_citadel/provide-shelter
Phone: 509-325-6810
Address: Spokane Citadel Corps: 222 E Indiana Ave, Spokane, WA 99207; Family Transitional Housing listed at 127 E Nora Ave, Spokane, WA 99207
Hours of Operation: Call for current shelter access and intake hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, children’s birth certificates if applicable, proof of homelessness if available, income information if available, Medicaid/insurance cards if available, medication list
Application Process: Call to ask about current shelter availability, intake process, eligibility, and referral requirements
Eligibility: Families and people needing emergency/transitional shelter; call for current eligibility and availability
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance requirement listed for shelter access
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: The Salvation Army Spokane states its emergency and transitional shelters provide housing for varying amounts of time to destitute families, people experiencing homelessness, displaced people, and youth.

What They Provide: warming center updates, cooling center updates, clean air sheltering updates, emergency weather shelter information, transportation-to-shelter information during hazardous weather
Website: my.spokanecity.org/hazardsheltering
Phone: 311 for City of Spokane information; 211 for community resource referrals; Salvation Army shelter transportation during extreme weather may be available at 509-280-6860 or 509-280-6894
Address: Locations vary by event
Hours of Operation: Varies by sheltering activation and location
Appointment / Referral Required: Usually no appointment for public warming/cooling locations; check current activation details first
Documents Needed: Usually none; individual locations may have rules
Application Process: Check the City of Spokane hazard sheltering page, call 311 for city information, or call 211 for current shelter/resource referrals
Eligibility: People in Spokane needing emergency sheltering from heat, cold, smoke, or other hazards
Cost: Usually free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: City of Spokane / Spokane County depending on activation
Languages / Accessibility: Call 311 or 211 to ask about accessibility and language needs
Important Notes: Shelter locations and hours can change quickly during weather or smoke events. The City notes that Salvation Army vans may meet people where they are during extreme weather and help connect them to local shelters.

What They Provide: youth emergency shelter, meals, clothing, showers, hygiene supplies, case management, school support, safety planning, housing referrals, runaway/homeless youth support
Website: voaspokane.org/locations/crosswalk-youth-shelter
Phone: 509-838-6596
Address: 525 W 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Call first to confirm current intake, bed availability, and check-in process
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended; youth may be able to access directly depending on current availability
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, school ID if available, birth certificate if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, medication list, emergency contact information; do not delay calling if documents are missing
Application Process: Call or go to Crosswalk for shelter screening/intake; staff can connect youth to shelter, safety planning, case management, and wraparound services
Eligibility: Runaway and homeless youth ages 13–18
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for shelter access
Service Area: Spokane County and neighboring counties
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Crosswalk is the only licensed emergency shelter in Eastern Washington dedicated to runaway and homeless youth ages 13–18.

What They Provide: young adult shelter, overnight shelter, case management, housing resource support, safety support, connection to services
Website: voaspokane.org/locations/young-adult-shelter
Phone: 509-309-3744
Address: 3104 E Augusta Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: Visit in person; call first recommended to confirm current availability
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, birth certificate if available, Social Security card if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, proof of homelessness if available, income information if applicable; do not delay seeking shelter if documents are missing
Application Process: Visit in person or call to ask about current shelter access, intake, and bed availability
Eligibility: Homeless young adults ages 18–24 in Spokane County
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for shelter access
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: VOA describes the Young Adult Shelter as Spokane’s first and only shelter dedicated solely to homeless young adults ages 18–24. Washington resource data lists it as 24 hours daily with no fees.

What They Provide: youth outreach, shelter connection, housing assessments, coordinated entry support, hygiene supplies, emergency food, counseling referrals, substance use treatment referrals, health insurance access, education support, employment support, legal advocacy referrals
Website: voaspokane.org/services/youthreach
Phone: 509-990-0519
Address: 3104 E Augusta Ave, Spokane, WA 99207
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, birth certificate if available, Social Security card if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, proof of homelessness if available, school documents if available; do not delay calling if documents are missing
Application Process: Call or connect with YouthReach for outreach support, shelter/housing assessment, referrals, and service navigation
Eligibility: Youth and young adults experiencing homelessness or housing instability
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for outreach/navigation; referred healthcare or behavioral health programs may have separate insurance processes
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: This is not a shelter bed itself, but it is a strong youth/young adult access point for shelter connection, housing assessment, and resource navigation. VOA’s youth and young adult system includes shelter, outreach, housing, diversion, and related wraparound supports.

What They Provide: transitional housing referrals, permanent supportive housing referrals, rapid rehousing referrals, homeless housing assessment, shelter/housing navigation, diversion support
Website: my.spokanecity.org/chhs/resources
Phone: 211; SNAP Coordinated Assessment for singles/couples without children: 509-456-7627; Catholic Charities HFCA for families with children: 509-325-5005
Address: SNAP: 124 E Pacific Ave, Spokane, WA 99202; Catholic Charities HFCA: 101 E Hartson Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Varies by access point; call or check current coordinated entry information
Appointment / Referral Required: Coordinated Entry assessment usually required for many transitional/supportive housing referrals
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, Social Security card if available, proof of homelessness if available, income information, household information, children’s documents if applicable, Medicaid/insurance cards if applicable
Application Process: Start with Coordinated Entry through SNAP, Catholic Charities HFCA, VOA youth access, or 211; complete assessment and follow referral instructions
Eligibility: People experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness in Spokane County; eligibility depends on household type, vulnerability, program requirements, and availability
Cost: Free assessment/navigation
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for coordinated entry; referred programs may have separate requirements
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call access point to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Many transitional, rapid rehousing, and permanent supportive housing programs are not direct walk-in housing applications. Spokane County defines transitional housing as subsidized, facility-based housing designed to provide long-term temporary housing and move households experiencing homelessness into permanent housing.

What They Provide: family coordinated assessment, rapid rehousing, short-term financial support, case management, housing navigation, public housing/private apartment connection
Website: housing.cceasternwa.org/services
Phone: HFCA: 509-325-5005; Rapid Rehousing: 509-340-9329
Address: HFCA: 101 E Hartson Ave, Spokane, WA 99202; Rapid Rehousing listed at 19 W Pacific Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current intake and access hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Coordinated assessment required; call first or use walk-in access if available
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, children’s birth certificates if applicable, proof of homelessness or eviction notice if available, income information, household information, custody/guardianship paperwork if applicable, Medicaid/insurance cards if available
Application Process: Contact HFCA for family coordinated assessment; eligible households may be referred to rapid rehousing or other homeless housing services
Eligibility: Families with children experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness in Spokane County
Cost: Free assessment/navigation; financial assistance depends on eligibility and funding availability
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for housing assessment; Medicaid/insurance may be useful for connected services
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: HFCA is the family access point for homeless housing services. Catholic Charities states HFCA helps families access homeless housing services throughout Spokane County, and rapid rehousing provides short-term financial support and case management to help households get into private apartments and public housing.

What They Provide: transitional housing, family shelter, wraparound case management, housing stabilization, support for families experiencing homelessness
Website: cceasternwa.org/stmargarets
Phone: 509-358-4250
Address: 101 E Hartson Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily for shelter program; call for transitional housing intake details
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; application/interview and coordinated entry referral may be required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, children’s birth certificates if applicable, proof of custody/guardianship if applicable, proof of homelessness if available, income information, Medicaid/insurance cards if available, medications list
Application Process: Call to ask about current application, interview, availability, and whether coordinated entry referral is required
Eligibility: Families experiencing homelessness in Spokane County; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Program fee may be requested based on ability to pay
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance requirement listed for housing access; bring Medicaid/insurance cards if available for connected services
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Spokane County lists Catholic Charities St. Margaret’s Transitional Housing as transitional housing for families in the county with wraparound case management services.

What They Provide: transitional housing, housing-first support, young mother housing, child/family support, prenatal/early childhood care connection, employment readiness, medical referrals, mental health referrals, behavioral health counseling, independent living skills
Website: voaspokane.org/locations/aston-bleck-apartments
Phone: 509-624-2378
Address: 525 W 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake and program access details
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; coordinated entry or program referral may be required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, birth certificate if available, child’s birth certificate if applicable, proof of pregnancy if applicable, proof of homelessness if available, income information, Medicaid/insurance cards if available
Application Process: Contact VOA or coordinated entry/youth housing access to ask about eligibility, referral, and availability
Eligibility: Young mothers ages 18–24 and their children experiencing homelessness in Spokane County
Cost: Residents may contribute 30% of earnings toward rent/utilities when income is available
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance requirement listed for housing; Medicaid/insurance may be useful for medical, behavioral health, or prenatal care connection
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Spokane County lists Aston-Bleck as transitional housing for young mothers ages 18–24 and their children experiencing homelessness in Spokane County. VOA states the program accommodates up to five mothers and their children, with flexibility for larger families.

What They Provide: transitional housing, maternity group home, pregnant teen support, parenting teen support, case management, doula support, behavioral health support, diapers, pull-ups, formula, hygiene items
Website: voaspokane.org/locations/alexandrias-house
Phone: 509-624-2378
Address: 2236 W Pacific Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake and program access details
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; coordinated entry, youth provider, or program referral may be required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, birth certificate if available, proof of pregnancy if applicable, child’s birth certificate if applicable, proof of homelessness if available, Medicaid/insurance cards if available, school documents if applicable
Application Process: Contact VOA or youth housing access/coordinated entry to ask about eligibility, referral, and availability
Eligibility: Pregnant or parenting teens ages 16–18 experiencing homelessness in Spokane County
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance requirement listed for housing; Medicaid/insurance may be useful for medical, prenatal, or behavioral health services
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Spokane County lists Alexandria’s House as transitional housing/maternity group home for pregnant or parenting teens ages 16–18 experiencing homelessness in Spokane County. VOA notes Alexandria’s House can transition participants to Aston-Bleck Apartments when they turn 18.

What They Provide: youth housing crisis support, diversion planning, youth transitional housing connection, rapid rehousing connection, personalized housing planning, shelter avoidance support, resource connection
Website: voaspokane.org/services/homeward-bound
Phone: 509-228-2423
Address: 1440 N Haven St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call for current program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, birth certificate if available, Social Security card if available, proof of homelessness/housing crisis if available, income information if applicable, Medicaid/insurance card if available
Application Process: Call the VOA Diversion team and ask about youth/young adult housing crisis help, diversion, transitional housing, and rapid rehousing access
Eligibility: Youth or young adults experiencing a housing crisis; program-specific age and eligibility requirements apply
Cost: Free navigation/support; housing assistance depends on program eligibility and funding availability
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for diversion/housing navigation
Service Area: Spokane County / Eastern Washington youth and young adult system
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: VOA states youth or young adults experiencing a housing crisis can contact the Diversion team for assistance.

What They Provide: transitional housing, safe affordable housing, 24/7 access to essential services, housing stability support, supportive services
Website: spokane.salvationarmy.org/spokane_citadel/overcome-poverty
Phone: 509-325-6810
Address: 222 E Indiana Ave, Spokane, WA 99207
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake and program access details
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; coordinated entry or program referral may be required
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, proof of homelessness if available, income information if available, Social Security card if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call Salvation Army Spokane to ask about Stepping Stones availability, eligibility, referral pathway, and application process
Eligibility: Singles experiencing homelessness or housing instability; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance requirement listed for housing access
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Spokane County lists Salvation Army Stepping Stones as a transitional housing program for singles with 30 units of safe, affordable housing and 24/7 access to essential services.

What They Provide: housing units for homeless women and families, supportive services, women and children support, job training connection, legal assistance connection, safe spaces
Website: transitionsspokane.org/services
Phone: Use website contact form or call program-specific contacts listed by Transitions
Address: Spokane, WA; program locations vary
Hours of Operation: Varies by program; call/contact for current access details
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; coordinated entry referral may be required for transitional/permanent housing access
Documents Needed: Photo ID if available, children’s documents if applicable, proof of homelessness if available, income information if available, Medicaid/insurance card if available, referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact Transitions or start with Homeless Coordinated Entry if seeking transitional or permanent housing
Eligibility: Homeless women and families in Spokane; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance requirement listed for housing; Medicaid/insurance may be useful for connected services
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Transitions states it offers 49 housing units for homeless women and families and operates programs supporting housing, job training, and safe spaces for women and children.

What They Provide: housing assessment, homeless services access, shelter referrals, rapid rehousing referrals, transitional housing referrals, permanent supportive housing referrals, diversion support, mainstream service connection
Website: my.spokanecity.org/endinghomelessness/coc/coordinated-entry
Phone: 211; SNAP for adults without children: 509-456-7627; Catholic Charities HFCA for families with children: 509-325-5005; VOA youth/young adult access: 509-838-6596
Address: Access points vary by household type
Hours of Operation: Varies by access point
Appointment / Referral Required: Coordinated Entry assessment is required for many homeless housing programs
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Social Security card if available, proof of homelessness if available, income information, household information, children’s documents if applicable, Medicaid/insurance cards if available
Application Process: Contact the correct access point based on household type; complete coordinated assessment; follow referral instructions based on program availability and eligibility
Eligibility: People experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness in Spokane County
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for Coordinated Entry; referred services may have separate requirements
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call access point to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Coordinated Entry is the main doorway for many homeless housing resources. It does not guarantee placement, and availability depends on eligibility, priority, and current openings. The City of Spokane describes Coordinated Entry as the process for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness to access the crisis response system and connect to appropriate housing and services.

What They Provide: housing navigation, homeless assistance, coordinated assessment for adults without children, rapid rehousing for single adults/couples, housing stability support, resource referrals
Website: snapwa.org/homeless
Phone: 509-456-7627
Address: 124 E Pacific Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–4:30 PM; closed 12 PM–1 PM; opens at 10:30 AM on Thursdays
Appointment / Referral Required: Walk-in coordinated assessments may apply; call first recommended
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Social Security card if available, proof of homelessness or housing risk if available, income information, rental/eviction paperwork if applicable, Medicaid/insurance card if available
Application Process: Visit SNAP Homeless Services or call for current access instructions; complete assessment or intake based on housing situation
Eligibility: Single adults or couples without children experiencing homelessness or housing instability in Spokane County
Cost: Free navigation/assessment
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: SNAP states its Homeless Assistance program can help single adults or couples find and maintain stable housing.

What They Provide: family coordinated entry, housing crisis assessment, diversion screening, shelter referrals, rapid rehousing referrals, homeless family housing navigation, resource connection
Website:CCEW Homeless Resources
Phone: 509-325-5005
Address: 101 E Hartson Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Walk-in: Tuesday–Thursday, 7:30 AM–4 PM; phone: Monday–Thursday, 7:30 AM–4 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; walk-in and phone access available during listed hours
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, children’s birth certificates if available, proof of homelessness or eviction notice if available, income information, household member information, custody/guardianship paperwork if applicable, Medicaid/insurance cards if available
Application Process: Walk in or call; meet with a Coordinated Entry Specialist; complete diversion screening and vulnerability assessment if needed
Eligibility: Adult families with children experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness in Spokane County
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: HFCA is the centralized entry point for homeless families in Spokane County. Families are assessed first for whether the housing crisis can be resolved outside the formal homeless response system; if not, they may be screened for services and placed in a priority pool.

What They Provide: coordinated entry, housing assessment, shelter referrals, homeless housing navigation, service connection, youth and young adult housing access
Website: voaspokane.org/services/12036
Phone: 509-838-6596; YouthReach: 509-990-0519
Address: Crosswalk Youth Shelter: 525 W 2nd Ave, Spokane, WA 99201; YouthReach: 3104 E Augusta Ave, Spokane, WA 99207
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current coordinated entry and youth access hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended; access depends on age, household type, and program pathway
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, birth certificate if available, Social Security card if available, proof of homelessness if available, income information if applicable, Medicaid/insurance card if available
Application Process: Call VOA/Crosswalk/YouthReach to ask about coordinated entry, youth housing assessment, shelter connection, and housing navigation
Eligibility: People experiencing homelessness, including single adults, young adults, couples, families, and veterans; youth/young adult services may have age-specific requirements
Cost: Free navigation/assessment
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for housing navigation
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: VOA states Coordinated Entry is available to anyone experiencing homelessness, including single adults, young adults, couples, families, and veterans.

What They Provide: housing referrals, shelter referrals, coordinated entry direction, eviction prevention referrals, utility assistance referrals, food referrals, transportation referrals, community resource navigation
Website: wa211.org
Phone: 211; 1-877-211-9274
Text / Chat: Text zip code or “EW211” to 898-211
Address: Not applicable
Hours of Operation: Online database available anytime; phone hours may vary by region
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required to contact 211
Documents Needed: None to call; referred programs may require photo ID, proof of income, proof of address, eviction notice, rental ledger, lease, household information, or other documents
Application Process: Call 211, text, or search online; ask for Spokane County housing navigation, shelter, coordinated entry, eviction prevention, or rental assistance options
Eligibility: Anyone needing housing or community resource referrals
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Multilingual helpline; call to request language support
Important Notes: Best first call when someone is unsure what kind of housing help they need. 211 is referral/navigation only and does not provide direct housing placement.

What They Provide: shelter bed availability, shelter locations, shelter check-in times, shelter requirements, population served, low-barrier shelter filters
Website: sheltermespokane.org
Phone: Not a direct phone line; call listed shelters directly or call 211 for navigation help
Address: Website only
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; bed updates depend on provider reporting
Appointment / Referral Required: Depends on shelter
Documents Needed: Depends on shelter; photo ID, Medicaid/insurance card, medication list, proof of homelessness, and household information may be helpful if available
Application Process: Check current bed openings and shelter requirements; call the shelter directly before going when possible
Eligibility: People seeking emergency shelter in Spokane County; eligibility depends on shelter type, age, gender/family status, safety needs, and availability
Cost: Usually free for emergency shelter; confirm with individual shelter
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not required to use shelter search
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; call individual shelters or 211 for language/accessibility questions
Important Notes: Best for checking current shelter options, not for long-term housing navigation. Spokane Regional Health District directs people needing temporary shelter to Shelter Me Spokane for open beds, check-in times, and requirements.

What They Provide: housing resource navigation, homeless outreach, shelter referrals, connection to community providers, transportation to shelter when available, Spokane Valley-specific homelessness support
Website: spokanevalleywa.gov/314/Housing-Homelessness-Program
Phone: Housing and Homeless Coordinator: 509-703-0925; Homeless Outreach Officer: 509-723-6667
Address: City of Spokane Valley, 10210 E Sprague Ave, Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Hours of Operation: City business hours; outreach availability may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, proof of homelessness if available, income information, household information, phone/contact information, referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact the Housing and Homeless Coordinator or outreach officer; outreach staff may connect people to shelter, resources, and transportation when available
Eligibility: People experiencing homelessness or housing instability in Spokane Valley
Cost: Free outreach/navigation
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane Valley; connected to broader Spokane County homeless response system
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Useful for people physically located in Spokane Valley. Spokane Valley states its Housing and Homelessness Services program assists individuals experiencing homelessness in finding resources for a path toward stability.

What They Provide: housing navigation, case management, limited rental aid, housing deposits, application fees, utility payments, essential needs support
Website: discovergoodwill.org/housing-and-essential-needs
Phone: 509-462-0518; 509-838-4246
Address: 130 E 3rd Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM; walk-in hours may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: DSHS HEN referral required
Documents Needed: photo ID, DSHS HEN referral, proof of homelessness or housing risk if available, lease/rental agreement if available, rental ledger or notice if available, utility bill if requesting utility help, income/benefit information
Application Process: Apply through DSHS first for HEN eligibility/referral; once referred, contact Goodwill HEN for Spokane County assistance and current funding availability
Eligibility: Spokane County residents who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and have a current DSHS HEN referral
Cost: Free to apply; assistance depends on eligibility and funding availability
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not required
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: HEN is not general housing help for everyone. A DSHS referral is required, and assistance depends on available funding. Goodwill states HEN can help Spokane County residents with case management, limited rental aid, deposits, application fees, and utility payments.

What They Provide: affordable housing applications, rental assistance programs, Housing Choice Voucher information, subsidized housing information, waitlist information, housing resource direction
Website: spokanehousing.org
Phone: 509-328-2953
Address: 25 W Nora Ave, Spokane, WA 99205
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current lobby/phone hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Depends on program; waitlists and applications may open/close
Documents Needed: photo ID, Social Security cards, birth certificates, income verification, disability/medical documentation if applicable, immigration/eligible status documents if applicable, landlord/rental history, household information
Application Process: Check current program and waitlist status online; apply when programs/waitlists are open; call for help understanding available options
Eligibility: Low-income households; eligibility varies by program, income, household size, and waitlist status
Cost: Rent share/subsidy varies by program
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not required
Service Area: Spokane, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, Stevens, Ferry, and Whitman counties; useful for Spokane County residents
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: This is not emergency shelter or immediate crisis housing. Use for long-term subsidized/affordable housing options and voucher program information. Spokane Housing Authority lists coordinated entry contacts on its housing programs page and directs people experiencing homelessness to coordinated entry first.

What They Provide: eviction legal help, free attorney screening, legal advice, representation screening, tenant rights information, eviction paperwork guidance
Website: nwjustice.org/eviction-help
Phone: 1-855-657-8387
Address: Online/phone access; Spokane County Courthouse: 1116 W Broadway Ave, Spokane, WA 99260
Hours of Operation: Call/apply as soon as eviction paperwork is received; online application available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; screening required
Documents Needed: eviction notice, Summons and Complaint if received, lease/rental agreement, rent ledger, payment records, landlord contact information, court paperwork, photo ID if available, proof of income if available
Application Process: Call the Eviction Defense Screening Line or apply online immediately after receiving eviction paperwork
Eligibility: Low-income renters in Washington facing eviction; eligibility depends on income and case status
Cost: Free for eligible renters
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Online form available in English and Spanish; call/apply online to request language or accessibility support
Important Notes: This should be the first legal-help contact for eviction paperwork. Spokane County directs low-income renters to call 1-855-657-8387 or apply online as soon as eviction paperwork is received.

What They Provide: free civil legal help, housing legal advice, tenant rights advice, referral to legal services, help with non-criminal legal problems
Website: nwjustice.org/clear-hotline
Phone: CLEAR: 1-888-201-1014; CLEARSr age 60+: 1-888-387-7111; eviction help: 1-855-657-8387
Address: Phone/online access; Spokane office listed through local legal directories: 1702 W Broadway Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: CLEAR: Monday–Friday, 9:15 AM–12:15 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; eligibility screening required
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, proof of income if available, lease/rental agreement, notices from landlord, repair requests, rent ledger, deposit paperwork, court paperwork, landlord communication
Application Process: Call CLEAR during open hours for legal advice/referral; use the Eviction Defense Screening Line instead if facing eviction paperwork
Eligibility: Low-income Washington residents outside King County; CLEARSr serves seniors age 60+
Cost: Free for eligible callers
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Washington State outside King County, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Phone interpreter services available; Deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired callers may use relay options
Important Notes: Use CLEAR for tenant rights questions that are not active eviction court cases, such as repairs, deposits, notices, landlord disputes, or housing-related legal advice.

What They Provide: post-writ eviction legal clinic, help after missed eviction hearing, help after Writ of Restitution, eviction legal information, urgent tenant legal support
Website: kcba.org/HJPSPO
Phone: Reception: 509-878-6488
Email:SPOtenantsupport@kcba.org
Address: 35 W Main Ave, 3rd Floor, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Thursday, 1 PM–3 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Walk-in clinic listed; call/email to confirm before going when possible
Documents Needed: Writ of Restitution, eviction court papers, Summons and Complaint, lease/rental agreement, rent ledger, payment records, landlord notices, photo ID if available
Application Process: Go to the Thursday clinic or contact the Spokane Housing Justice Project support line/email for guidance
Eligibility: Tenants who have received a Writ of Restitution or missed an eviction hearing
Cost: Free clinic
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call/email to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is for late-stage eviction situations, especially after a writ or missed hearing. Spokane County lists this weekly clinic at 35 W Main Ave, 3rd Floor, every Thursday from 1 PM–3 PM.

What They Provide: free/pro bono civil legal help connection, legal advice clinics, housing legal assistance, referrals to attorneys/legal professionals, legal education
Website: vlp.spokanebar.org
Phone: Use website contact form/intake instructions; CLEAR may also refer eligible callers through 1-888-201-1014
Address: Spokane County Bar Association Volunteer Lawyers Program, Spokane, WA
Hours of Operation: Varies by clinic/intake; check website for current intake process
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/screening required
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, proof of income if available, lease/rental agreement, landlord notices, court paperwork, rent ledger, payment records, repair/deposit documentation, landlord communication
Application Process: Use the VLP website or legal-aid referral pathway to request help; complete screening and follow clinic/referral instructions
Eligibility: Low-income community members needing civil legal services; eligibility depends on issue type, income, and program capacity
Cost: Free/pro bono if eligible and accepted
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call/intake to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: VLP connects low-income community members to pro bono attorneys and legal professionals and provides education to help people access legal services.

What They Provide: tenant rights information, eviction response forms, repair issue guides, deposit/damage guides, mold/pest guides, disability accommodation guides, domestic violence/stalking housing rights information
Website: washingtonlawhelp.org/issues/housing
Phone: Online resource only; eviction attorney screening: 1-855-657-8387; CLEAR: 1-888-201-1014
Address: Online resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use website
Documents Needed: None to use website; for legal help gather lease/rental agreement, notices, rent ledger, deposit paperwork, repair requests, photos, landlord communication, court paperwork, proof of income
Application Process: Search the housing/renters section for the issue; download/read guides or forms; contact NJP/CLEAR for legal advice if needed
Eligibility: Washington renters and housing consumers
Cost: Free online information
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Some materials available in Spanish and other languages depending on topic
Important Notes: This is legal information, not legal representation. Helpful for understanding repairs, deposits, eviction response, tenant rights, and forms before calling legal aid.

What They Provide: tenant rights education, Spokane renter rights information, repair/documentation guidance, deposit guidance, eviction resource direction, city rental registry/code enforcement information
Website: tenantsunion.org/rights/spokane-tenants-rights-and-resources
Phone: Website/resource-based; use CLEAR 1-888-201-1014 for legal aid and 1-855-657-8387 for eviction defense
Address: Online resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use website
Documents Needed: None to use website; for tenant issues keep lease/rental agreement, notices, rent ledger, repair requests, photos/videos, deposit paperwork, landlord messages, court papers
Application Process: Review Spokane-specific renter rights and resource information; contact CLEAR, NJP, mediation, or code enforcement depending on the issue
Eligibility: Spokane renters and Washington tenants seeking tenant rights information
Cost: Free online information
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Washington State; Spokane-specific resource page available
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based
Important Notes: Good non-emergency education resource for understanding Spokane renter protections and where to report substandard rental conditions.

What They Provide: City of Spokane tenant rights information, rental housing regulation information, eviction defense links, rental inspection information, code enforcement complaint direction, landlord/tenant resource links
Website: my.spokanecity.org/housing/tenants-rights-and-resources
Phone: 311; 509-755-CITY (2489)
Address: City Hall: 808 W Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; 311: Monday–Friday, 7 AM–6 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to use online information or submit code complaints
Documents Needed: None to use website; for complaints/legal help keep lease/rental agreement, notices, photos/videos of conditions, repair requests, landlord communication, rent ledger, payment records, court papers
Application Process: Use the tenant rights page for city resources; submit substandard rental condition complaints through 311 or call 311/509-755-CITY if unable to submit online
Eligibility: City of Spokane tenants, landlords, and people seeking city rental housing information
Cost: Free public information/complaint submission
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: City of Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call 311 for access needs
Important Notes: Use this for City of Spokane rental rules, rental condition complaints, and city-specific tenant resources. For direct legal advice, contact NJP/CLEAR. City of Spokane states substandard rental property complaints can be submitted through 311.

What They Provide: rental housing condition complaints, substandard rental complaint response, housing/building maintenance code enforcement, rental property registry enforcement, inspection-related complaints
Website: my.spokanecity.org/codeenforcement
Phone: 311; 509-755-CITY (2489)
Address: City Hall: 808 W Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: 311: Monday–Friday, 7 AM–6 PM; online reporting available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to submit a complaint
Documents Needed: rental address, landlord/property manager information, photos/videos if available, repair requests, dates of communication, description of unsafe/substandard condition, contact information
Application Process: Submit a complaint through 311/online reporting or call 311; Code Enforcement may review the issue and determine next steps
Eligibility: City of Spokane tenants/residents reporting possible code violations or substandard housing conditions
Cost: Free to report
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: City of Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call 311 for help submitting a complaint or requesting access support
Important Notes: This is not legal representation and does not replace talking to a lawyer. Do not withhold rent without legal advice. Use Code Enforcement for unsafe or substandard housing conditions inside City of Spokane limits.

What They Provide: housing/building maintenance code enforcement, property maintenance complaints, land use/environmental code complaints, public health/safety code concerns
Website: spokanevalleywa.gov/184/Code-Enforcement
Phone: City of Spokane Valley main/contact through website; call city offices for current reporting process
Address: City of Spokane Valley, 10210 E Sprague Ave, Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Hours of Operation: City business hours; online information available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to report a code concern
Documents Needed: property address, description of concern, photos/videos if available, dates, landlord/property manager information if rental-related, repair requests if applicable
Application Process: Contact Spokane Valley Code Enforcement through the city’s current reporting process; provide address and details of the concern
Eligibility: Spokane Valley residents/tenants reporting possible code violations or unsafe housing/property conditions
Cost: Free to report
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: City of Spokane Valley
Languages / Accessibility: Contact city offices for accessibility/language support
Important Notes: Use this for Spokane Valley properties, not City of Spokane properties. For eviction/legal advice, use NJP/CLEAR. Spokane Valley states its Code Enforcement program enforces codes related to housing and building maintenance, land use, environmental protection, and public health/safety.

What They Provide: landlord-tenant mediation, eviction prevention mediation, rental housing dispute resolution, conflict resolution, housing stability support
Website: nwmediationcenter.com/housing-stability
Phone: 509-456-0103; landlord-tenant info line: 509-992-7162
Address: 35 W Main Ave, Suite 230, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment required for mediation; call first
Documents Needed: lease/rental agreement, landlord notices, rent ledger, payment records, written communication, court paperwork if any, proposed payment plan if applicable
Application Process: Call, email info@nwmediationcenter.com, or request mediation through the website
Eligibility: Spokane-area tenants and landlords needing help resolving rental housing disputes
Cost: No-cost landlord/tenant mediation listed; other mediation services may vary
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane area / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Mediation is not legal advice or representation. Use NJP Eviction Defense if court papers have been served. Mediation works best before the situation reaches an urgent court deadline.

What They Provide: landlord-tenant mediation, eviction prevention mediation, dispute resolution, conflict resolution support
Website: fulcrumdispute.org
Phone: 509-838-2799
Address: Spokane, WA; call for current service location/process
Hours of Operation: Call for current hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; mediation requires scheduling/intake
Documents Needed: lease/rental agreement, notices from landlord, rent ledger, payment records, written communication, court paperwork if any, proposed payment plan if applicable
Application Process: Call Fulcrum to ask about current landlord-tenant mediation or eviction-prevention mediation availability
Eligibility: Spokane County tenants/landlords needing mediation or dispute resolution support
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Mediation is useful for disputes, payment plans, and communication breakdowns, but it is not legal representation. Use NJP/CLEAR for legal advice. Spokane County and City resource pages list Fulcrum as an eviction/tenant-landlord mediation resource.