I'm not sure what level of sex offender your person is, but here are some Transitional Housing that accept different levels of sex offenders that I found.
ABSTINENCE HOUSING AND HUMAN SERVICES
(253) 709-9192
Days/Hours: Daily: 8am-5pm
Housing is located in South King County.
Description: Provides a recovery program for individuals suffering from drug and alcohol addiction.
Drug or alcohol use is not tolerated and residents must be seeking to be clean and sober and in
recovery.
Eligibility: Individuals recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. Must be clean and sober for 72 hours
before applying.
Maintains a clean and sober, zero-tolerance policy for residence. Does not accept those with a level II
or III sex offense.
To Apply: Call to inquire about availability
Fees: Call to inquire.
(253) 709-9192
Days/Hours: Daily: 8am-5pm
Housing is located in South King County.
Description: Provides a recovery program for individuals suffering from drug and alcohol addiction.
Drug or alcohol use is not tolerated and residents must be seeking to be clean and sober and in
recovery.
Eligibility: Individuals recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. Must be clean and sober for 72 hours
before applying.
Maintains a clean and sober, zero-tolerance policy for residence. Does not accept those with a level II
or III sex offense.
To Apply: Call to inquire about availability
Fees: Call to inquire.
HOUSE OF MERCY MINISTRIES
(206) 651-7840 or email: office@hom.church
Multiple locations in King County
Description: Offers a faith-based transition program for recovering addicts, homeless individuals and
successful re-entry into society for those being released from prison. Operates 15 residential programs
in King County, one in Pierce County, and one in Spokane. Offers employment assistance through a
network of supporting employers and organizations. Also assists residents in fulfilling DOC
requirements, obtaining driver's licenses and ID cards, food stamps and public assistance, resume
preparation and employment resources, and other items necessary for successful re-entry into society.
Eligibility: Men who are recovering addicts, homeless, or being released from prison.
Days/Hours: M-F: 8am-4:30pm.
To Apply: Obtain an application form online, by calling or via email at
contact@houseofmercyministries.net.
Sex Offenders: Yes
(206) 651-7840 or email: office@hom.church
Multiple locations in King County
Description: Offers a faith-based transition program for recovering addicts, homeless individuals and
successful re-entry into society for those being released from prison. Operates 15 residential programs
in King County, one in Pierce County, and one in Spokane. Offers employment assistance through a
network of supporting employers and organizations. Also assists residents in fulfilling DOC
requirements, obtaining driver's licenses and ID cards, food stamps and public assistance, resume
preparation and employment resources, and other items necessary for successful re-entry into society.
Eligibility: Men who are recovering addicts, homeless, or being released from prison.
Days/Hours: M-F: 8am-4:30pm.
To Apply: Obtain an application form online, by calling or via email at
contact@houseofmercyministries.net.
Sex Offenders: Yes
PIONEER HUMAN SERVICES – TRANSITIONAL RESIDENTIAL RECOVERY
http://pioneerhumanservices.org/housing/transitional
(206) 624-0082, Ext. 104
Days/Hours: M-F: 8am-4pm
Description: Offers low-cost drug and alcohol-free transitional housing to those who are having
difficulty obtaining housing due to a criminal record or in a treatment program for a substance use
disorder. Facilities are conveniently located near bus lines and within walking distance to shopping and
other community service providers. Random drug and alcohol tests are given at all facilities.
Eligibility: Individuals who have been recently incarcerated or in a treatment program for chemical
dependency issues. Must be committed to clean and sober living. Cannot accept those with a history of
arson.
To Apply: Download application from specific property on website. Submit application in person to
specified address on application. Mail or fax if currently incarcerated.
http://pioneerhumanservices.org/housing/transitional
(206) 624-0082, Ext. 104
Days/Hours: M-F: 8am-4pm
Description: Offers low-cost drug and alcohol-free transitional housing to those who are having
difficulty obtaining housing due to a criminal record or in a treatment program for a substance use
disorder. Facilities are conveniently located near bus lines and within walking distance to shopping and
other community service providers. Random drug and alcohol tests are given at all facilities.
Eligibility: Individuals who have been recently incarcerated or in a treatment program for chemical
dependency issues. Must be committed to clean and sober living. Cannot accept those with a history of
arson.
To Apply: Download application from specific property on website. Submit application in person to
specified address on application. Mail or fax if currently incarcerated.
STEVENSON HOUSE*
(206) 767-4055
Days/Hours: M-F: 10am-6pm, S: 12-4pm
Description: Provides studio and sleeping rooms (no cooking facilities). Those with level I level III sex
offenses may apply, but must be out in the community for at least 6 months before applying.
Stephenson house reserves the option to contact the Department of Corrections as a part of their
applicant screening process.
To Apply: Call for screening.
(206) 767-4055
Days/Hours: M-F: 10am-6pm, S: 12-4pm
Description: Provides studio and sleeping rooms (no cooking facilities). Those with level I level III sex
offenses may apply, but must be out in the community for at least 6 months before applying.
Stephenson house reserves the option to contact the Department of Corrections as a part of their
applicant screening process.
To Apply: Call for screening.
I hope these help!!
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