Housing assistance · nonprofit

CCSWW Senior Housing

Catholic Community Services of Western Washington (Archdiocesan Housing Authority)

CCSWW operates a portfolio of HUD-subsidized affordable senior apartment communities for adults aged 62+ across King, Pierce, and Thurston counties. Most properties cap eligibility at 50% of HUD income limits and set rent at 30% of adjusted household income. Onsite social services and partnerships with other providers help residents age in place. Properties: Chancery Place Apartments (Seattle, 84 units), Elbert House (Bellevue, 50 units), Emma McRedmond Manor (Redmond, 32 units), Franciscan Apartments (Burien, 38 units), Kincaid Court (Sumner, 39 units), Sumner Commons (Sumner, 34 units), Tumwater Apartments (Tumwater, 50 units).

Who qualifies

Adults 62 and older able to live independently; income at or below 50% of HUD income limits (varies by property).

What it covers

Affordable one-bedroom apartments with rent based on 30% of adjusted household income at HUD-subsidized properties; onsite social services and resident-support partnerships.

Cost

Rent typically 30% of adjusted household income at HUD-subsidized properties; varies by property.

How to apply

Contact each property directly for waitlist / application; some properties (Kincaid Court) have a downloadable pre-application.

Where to get this in Washington

One organization delivers this program.

Catholic Community Services of Western Washington
Statewide social-services nonprofit running senior services, home care, meals, transportation and volunteer programs across western Washington counties.

Apply online

ccsww.org/services/senior-housing/

Source ccsww.org/services/senior-housing/