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Homewise (Weatherization and Home Repair) Public Engagement and Events Seattle Office of Housing Announces $27. 8M in Support Funds by Seattle Office of Housing on November 17, 2025 Exterior of Plaza Roberto Maestas, El Centro de la Raza, Beacon Hill. We are pleased to announce a new opportunity to support affordable housing providers across Seattle.
We are making up to $27. 8 million in stabilization funding available to help organizations facing financial challenges. Our goal with this program is to provide the resources needed to keep affordable housing properties safe, stable, and available for the residents who call them home.
This Urgent Operating Support (UOS) Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is designed to address the current difficulties caused by rising operational costs and revenue shortfalls. By providing this assistance, we aim to maintain the health and long-term viability of Seattle’s affordable housing portfolio and continue supporting our communities. What is Urgent Operating Support Funding?
The UOS funding will provide up to $27. 8 million to eligible affordable housing organizations. These funds are specifically for addressing immediate financial issues that could impact a provider’s ability to offer safe, stable housing.
We understand that running an affordable housing property comes with many expenses, and unexpected increases can create significant strain. This funding is our direct response to help our partners manage these challenges effectively. Organizations that receive this support can use the funds for a range of essential operational costs.
The purpose is to cover the most pressing needs to ensure properties continue to run smoothly and serve residents well. Eligible uses for the money include: Rent Arrears: Covering unpaid rent from tenants who have fallen behind. Security: Paying for necessary security measures to keep residents and properties safe.
Maintenance and Repairs: Funding important upkeep and repairs to buildings. Insurance: Covering the rising costs of property insurance premiums. Other Critical Expenses: Addressing other key operational costs that are causing financial hardship.
Who is Eligible to Apply? This funding opportunity is available to affordable housing organizations that already have a partnership with us. To qualify, your organization must own and operate housing that has previously received investments from the Office of Housing (OH).
We have established this requirement to provide support to our existing partners managing OH-invested properties. The following organizations are eligible to apply: Archdiocesan Housing Authority Community House Mental Health Agency Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association Downtown Emergency Service Center HumanGood Affordable Housing InterIm Community Development Association Low Income Housing Institute Mt.
Baker Housing Association Mt. Zion Housing Development Sea Mar Community Health Centers Seattle Chinatown International District PDA South East Effective Development Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle YWCA Seattle King Snohomish View the Urgent Operating Support RFQ Important Dates and Application Process If your organization is interested in applying for this funding, please take note of the following key dates.
Following this timeline is crucial for your application to be considered. Mandatory Information Session We are holding a virtual information session for all potential applicants. Attending this session is mandatory.
It will provide a comprehensive overview of the funding, explain the application process in detail, and offer a chance for you to ask any questions you may have. How to Attend: You must RSVP to receive access to the virtual session. Please email Maria Dewees at maria.
dewees@seattle. gov to confirm your attendance. All completed applications must be submitted to the Office of Housing by the final deadline to be eligible for consideration.
Application Deadline: December 18, 2025 This financial support represents a critical investment in the stability of affordable housing across Seattle. By helping housing providers navigate their immediate financial pressures, we can work together to protect these essential community assets.
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