The following list is provided to assist with common issues and needs faced by seniors in our community. The SeaTac Senior Program, located in the SeaTac Community Center, is available Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM and staff will be happy to help connect you to the appropriate resources for your situation.

SeaTac Senior Program
13735 24^th Ave. South
SeaTac, WA 98168
Ph: 206-973-4690
Web: seatacwa.gov/senior-program

General Assistance

Pathways Information & Assistance 
Free, unbiased advice for aging persons, people with disabilities, and caregivers. We connect individuals to community resources to meet the most complex of situations. Phone, email, and in-person assistance. 
M-F, 9AM-5PM.
Ph: 206-448-3110
Email: info@soundgenerations.org

Community Living Connections         
Community Living Connections is Seattle and King County's information and support service for older adults, adults with disabilities, and their caregivers. Call to get objective, confidential information about community resources and service options.
Ph:  1-844-348-5464
Web: communitylivingconnections.org

2-1-1   
Get help paying bills, finding food, and locating other resources near you, including mental health support. Call 211 for confidential help from a caring expert.
Ph: 2-1-1
Web: wa211.org

Wa.gov/seniors
Washington State government website with comprehensive information for seniors. Find information on long-term care housing, in-home care, caregiver support, health & safety and more.
Web: wa.gov/seniors

City of SeaTac Human Services
The City of SeaTac funds a variety of local service agencies and offers services for SeaTac residents, including minor home repair and assistance for those experiencing homelessness. 
Ph: 206-973-4815
Web: Human Services 

Food Support

Meals On Wheels
Program accepts King County residents aged 60 or more, who have difficulty shopping or cooking. Healthy, satisfying frozen meals are delivered weekly by friendly volunteers.
Ph: 206-448-3110
Web: soundgenerations.org/meals-on-wheels

Chicken Soup Brigade (Lifelong)
Provides food and nutrition services to improve the health of individuals living with serious illnesses or those recently discharged from an inpatient hospital stay. Proof of income is requested but not required to receive services, as service is prioritized to those with the highest needs.
Ph: 206-957-1600
Web: lifelong.org/food-nutrition

Tukwila Pantry Food Bank
Service area includes Tukwila, North SeaTac, Burien and Boulevard Park. Contact for current distribution times.
Ph: 206-431-8293
Email: operations@tukwilapantry.org
Web: tukwilapantry.org

Highline Area Food Bank
Service area includes Burien, South SeaTac, and Des Moines. Contact for current distribution times.
Ph: 206-433-9900
Web: highlineareafoodbank.org

Congregate Meal Program
The SeaTac Senior Program and other area senior centers participate in the congregate meal program, providing hot, wholesome meals to older adults in group settings at least once a day. SeaTac offers lunch, Tuesday through Friday at 11:45 AM for a suggested donation of $4.50 (age 60+).

Financial Assistance

Tax Preparation Services
During tax season, AARP and the United Way both operate several local sites offering free tax preparation services. Sites may change from year to year, and some sites require an appointment. Contact the SeaTac Senior Program for up-to-date information.
Free Tax Help from AARP * Ph: 1-866-227-7457
Free Tax Help from the United Way * Email: freetax@uwkc.org

Emergency Assistance (Catholic Community Services)
The Emergency Assistance program helps with a variety of emergency and basic needs. To access services in SeaTac, please call the intake line above on Fridays between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM. Due to limited staffing resources, you may experience a busy signal, continuous ringing or no answer. You must get through to a live person and obtain an appointment to receive assistance.
Ph: 253-850-2523

Home Maintenance

City of SeaTac Minor Home Repair Program
City of SeaTac offers a Minor Home Repair Program for income eligible SeaTac homeowners.  Residents are required to have owned and occupied their home for at least one year, have current homeowner's insurance, and not intend to move in the near future.
Ph: 206-973-4815

King County Housing Repair Program
Provides funding for housing repair services to low-income homeowners and special needs renters in most parts of King County. Examples of repairs offered include roof, septic, or heating system installation, health & safety repairs, or funding to make residence more accessible.
Ph: 206-263-9095

Weatherization Program, KCHA
King County Housing Authority's Weatherization program helps low-income homeowners and renters reduce their energy costs and improve the indoor air quality of their homes.
Ph: 206-214-1240
Web: kcha.org/wx

Volunteer Services (Catholic Community Services)
The mission of Volunteer Services is to assist low-income older adults and adults with chronic illnesses or disabilities remain independent in their own home. Volunteers help older adults by providing companionship and performing light housework and other simple chores.
Ph: 206-328-5787

Energy Assistance

Multi-Service Center (Energy Assistance)
MSC helps households in South King County meet the financial challenges of increasing energy, water, and sewer bills, and may be able to provide portable AC units. MSC administers the state LIHEAP and Puget Sound Energy HELP programs.
Ph: 253-517-2263
Web: mschelps.org/gethelp/energy

Puget Sound Energy HELP Program
PSE provides qualified customers with bill-payment assistance beyond the Washington state LIHEAP program. You do not need to owe a balance on your PSE bill to apply.
Ph:  1-888-225-5773

Salvation Army Warm Home Fund
The Warm Home Fund provides short-term, emergency bill payment assistance to PSE customers facing financial difficulties.
Ph: 253-946-7933

Tech Help

Tech Connect Washington
Free community help desk offering basic internet and tech support in several languages.  Help is available by phone or online chat. 
Ph: 800-216-1132
Web: techconnectwa.com

King County Library
KCLS branches offer public internet, computer access, and printing, as well as classes and tech help (only available at some locations).
Ph: 425-462-9600
Web: kcls.org

Legal Services

Neighborhood Legal Clinics (King County Bar Assoc.)
Free 30–60-minute consultations with volunteer attorneys at 30+ locations across King County. The purpose of the NLC program is to offer free, limited legal advice and referrals to King County residents who might otherwise have no access to the legal system.
Ph: 206-267-7070

Elder Law Clinic (Sound Generations)
Seniors may schedule a free, 30-minute appointment through the Elder Law Clinic — a partnership between Sound Generations and the King County Bar Association. Attorneys at the Elder Law Clinic are available to discuss Power of Attorney, Guardianship, Wills, and Estate Planning. Appointments are available in Seattle or Kent.
Ph: 206.448.5720

Free Legal Advice (SeaTac Senior Program)
Free 30-minute appointments are available once a month at the SeaTac Senior Program.
Ph: 206-973-4690

Long-Term Care Ombudsman
The Washington State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program advocates for the rights of long-term residents living in licensed long-term care settings such as nursing homes, adult family homes, and assisted living facilities.
Ph: 206-623-0816
Web: waombudsman.org

Caregiver Support

Sound Generations Caregiver Support
Caregiver advocates offer free, confidential, and personalized services to unpaid caregivers residing in King County who are caring for an adult 18 years old or older. Advocates help identify community resources and assist in securing needed services, including caregiver counseling, home visits, and follow up.
Ph: 206.448.3110
Web: soundgenerations.org/our-programs/caregiver-support

Alzheimer’s Association
Education and resources, including in-person and virtual support groups, for caregivers and loved ones of individuals with dementia.
Ph: 800-272-3900
Web: alz.org/help-support/caregiving

Veteran Services

King County Veterans Program (Tukwila office)
The King County Veterans Program works with partners across the region to provide financial, housing, employment and other supportive services to veterans, servicemembers, and their families.
Ph: 206-263-8387
Web: kingcounty.gov/veterans

Safety

Adult Protective Services
Adult Protective Services investigates reports of abuse, abandonment, neglect, exploitation, and self-neglect of vulnerable adults in Washington State.
Ph: 1-877-734-6277

One Step Ahead Fall Prevention (King County EMS)
This program provides a free in-home or virtual visit by a fall prevention health educator, who will provide a home safety walk through to address potential fall hazards. To enroll you must be a resident of King County (excluding Seattle), 50 years of age or older, ambulatory and have fallen within the past 6 months and called 911. These services are not available to residents of assisted living, nursing homes, adult family homes or on hospice services.
Ph: 206-263-8567

Mental Health

Geriatric Regional Assessment Team
GRAT offers outreach, comprehensive assessment and early intervention for aging adults who are escalating toward crisis. A team of experienced clinicians provides outreach to adults 55 and over who have been referred for services by family, friends, or others concerned for their safety and well-being.
Ph: 206-448-5730
Email: grat@soundgenerations.org

SeaMar - Latino Senior Nutrition & Outreach
SeaMar provides healthy and fun activities for Latino seniors age 60+ at various senior centers in King County. Seniors enjoy nutritious meals and benefit from socialization and health education opportunities. This program meets weekly at the SeaTac Senior Center.
Ph: 206-764-8041
Web: seamar.org/king-senior-info.html

Latino Senior Information & Assistance
Helps Latino seniors 55 and older locate community resources within King County to help them maintain a high quality of life.
Ph: 206-764-8047

Asian Counseling & Referral Service
Comprehensive and multilingual services for elders in the Asian American and Pacific Islander community, including food programs, case management, information & assistance, and activities at Club Bamboo Senior Center, located in South Seattle.
Ph: 206-695-7600
Web: acrs.org/services/aging-services-for-older-adults/

African Community Housing & Development
The ACHDO Senior Program is designed to promote holistic health and wellness for the community of African Diaspora elders. Services range from exercise classes to hot food & produce delivery services.
Ph: 206-257-1166
Web: achdo.org

Somali Health Board (Senior Health Promotion Program)
The SSHP is designed to support Somali-speaking seniors residing in South King County to have greater social connectedness and greater knowledge of how to care for their physical and mental health. The goal of this Somali-led organization is to deliver a culturally- and linguistically responsive program that meets the needs of Somali seniors.
Ph: 206-257-1166
Email: somalihealthboard@gmail.com

LGBTQ

GenPride
GenPride advocates for the unique needs of older LGBTQIA+ adults by offering innovative programs and services, connecting seniors to resources, and offering an inclusive community. Facility located in Central Seattle.
Ph: 206-393-3400
Web: genprideseattle.org

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