Dshs Community Services Office In Smokey Point
Community Resource
About this resource
This initiative aids Washington state residents, including legal immigrants, by offering food benefits to enhance their income. The monthly benefits are determined by the household size, income, and living costs. Additionally, vouchers are provided to compensate for food lost during significant disasters.
To apply, individuals can call, visit the website, or go to any Community Service Office (CSO) to get an application. Once the online or paper application is submitted, applicants will receive a letter detailing the interview process. It is essential to provide a Social Security number for each person listed on the application. Applications must be submitted by December 19, 2024, to qualify for replacing food lost in the latest disaster.
There are no associated fees.
Who can use this
- Residents of Washington state who satisfy income, resource, and citizenship or alien status criteria, with income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
Get in touch
Arlington, Washington
Hours for application eligibility interviews are 8am-2pm.
Walk-ins welcome
Location
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