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Article about how online queer spaces have increased during COVID and how to utilize said spaces including tips and website resource suggestions regarding groups, therapy resources, and phone lines. Read more...

QLaw Foundation supports all of the ways that our community makes families. We serve parents who are low income, QTPOC, formerly incarcerated, trans/nonbinary, poly, immigrant/refugee, and/or living with disabilities. We have no limitations based on citizenship or income level. You can register now if you are in need of legal clinic support regarding family matters for LGBTQ+ families. Read more...

Free COVID-19 testing is now available from Public Health – Seattle & King County for people with symptoms of COVID-19 who are at highest risk for severe illness from the disease and don’t have regular access to healthcare. Symptomatic healthcare providers, workers in congregate care settings, and people working in critical infrastructure occupations will also be served. Read more...

The Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs compiled this COVID-19 Eligibility and Public Charge Guide for Immigrants who want to know more about how the issue of public charge might affect their ability to access healthcare and other services listed on this page. Read more...

The Washington State Department of Social and Health Services is administering the Disaster Cash Assistance Program (DCAP) in response to the COVID-19 emergency. DCAP is designed to provide emergency assistance with natural disasters in mind, like wildfires and flooding and is now available due to the COVID-19 pandemic. DCAP is available for one month, in a 12-month period, to all Read more...

The Seattle Public Library (SPL) has a new service: “Your Next Job” that can help you sign-up for unemployment benefits, search for jobs, apply for jobs, and learn new job skills. Through one-on-one appointments via phone, text, or online conferencing, SPL can help job seekers to be successful on career and educational pathways, including job seekers with little or no Read more...

King County has entered the Phase 2 of Washington’s Safe Start plan. Limited social gatherings may be held with five or fewer people outside your household. Restaurants, retailers and other businesses can once again serve customers. Most businesses will be required to operate at reduced capacity and hours, and all will be required to follow state guidelines designed to ensure Read more...

Face coverings or masks will be required in indoor public spaces and outdoors where you can’t maintain 6 feet of social distancing. During a news conference, Inslee said this would go into effect Friday. People who do not wear a mask could face a misdemeanor violation. Read more...

Seattle and King County announced a Health Directive for all workers and residents to wear cloth face coverings in all indoor public settings and outdoor public spaces where maintaining social distancing could be difficult. If you’re looking for access to free or low-cost masks, this is the resource for you. Read more...

Pandemic-EBT is a new and temporary food benefit to help families buy groceries for their children because schools have been closed due to COVID-19. Any child can receive P-EBT, regardless of citizenship or immigration status. The only requirement is a child must be eligible for free or reduced-price school meals. Learn more about this program and how to receive this Read more...

The City of Seattle is continuing to collaborate with local nonprofit organizations to distribute a series of $20 vouchers to families who may be experiencing financial hardship during the coronavirus outbreak. Eligible families will receive two mailers of 20 vouchers (a total of $400 a month) over the next two months. Vouchers may be used to purchase items from any Read more...

The Washington State Department of Commerce is accepting applications “to support local partnerships to develop action plans that stabilize and expand child care capacity in communities.” There will be two rounds of funding. Learn more about the grant and how to apply here. Read more...