Did you know…

It’s estimated that within King County there are 127,000 veterans who have served the U.S. Military. Of these, 20,000 veterans have likely experienced Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), or Military Sexual Trauma (MST).

Based on national trends, there may be as many as 12,000 of those who are reluctant to seek treatment or support. There are also many thousands of veterans who are experiencing homelessness, poverty, and/or unemployment. Additionally, every year up to a thousand veterans return home to King County and face significant transitional challenges due to unemployment and/or serious disabilities.

Eligibility Criteria

Clients who have served in any branch of the United States Military regardless of discharge. Current spouses or dependent children may also be eligible. The Navigators will help determine eligibility based on individual circumstances.

All services are free to eligible veterans, active duty, National Guard, army reservists, and their family members.

Clients must be a King County resident. 

Please Bring Proof of Veterans Status:

• Active Duty/Reserve Military ID
• DD214
• DD Form 215
• Certificate of Discharge (if prior to 1950)
• Dependent ID (Marriage Certificate, Affidavit of Domestic Partnership, or Birth Certificate)
• NA Form 13038 Certification of Military Service
• NA Form 13041 Statement of Military Service
• NG Form 22
• Retired Military ID
• VA BDN screen printout
• VA ID
• VA Statement of Service
• VA Vista screen printout

SARAH FAISON | BS
HOUSING NAVIGATOR

Sarah Faison is a U.S. Army Veteran who served during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Prior to joining the team, Sarah was a student at Central Washington University where she earned a degree in Psychology. Sarah works as a Housing Navigator for homeless veterans in King County, and aids in helping veterans find stable, secure housing in the King County communities.