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Community Support
If your family is facing homelessness, food insecurity, or loss of medical coverage, you are not alone. Local organizations across Snohomish County offer immediate help, including emergency housing placement, food bank access, reinstatement of Apple Health medical coverage, and financial assistance for urgent needs. Coordinated Entry, Volunteers of America, Salvation Army, Sea Mar clinics, and DSHS emergency programs provide real, practical support for families in crisis—no long forms, no judgment, just help when you need it most. Our goal is to connect you with these resources quickly so you can regain stability, safety, and hope.
Emergency Housing
Snohomish County Coordinated Entry
This is the fastest way to get families into shelter or temporary housing.
Phone: 425‑388‑7170
They handle:
Emergency shelter placement
Rapid rehousing
Motel vouchers
Family‑specific housing programs
Food Assistance
Snohomish County Food Bank Coalition
Closest options to Tulalip:
Marysville Community Food Bank Phone: 360‑658‑1054
Tulalip Church of God Food Pantry Phone: 360‑653‑7876
These do not require ID, proof of income, or documentation.
B. Emergency EBT Reinstatement
If their food stamps were cut due to administrative issues, they can request:
Expedited SNAP (3–5 days)
Restoration of benefits if the cutoff was procedural
Contact DSHS:
Phone: 877‑501‑2233
Ask for: “Expedited SNAP due to loss of housing and food insecurity.”
Medical Coverage
Apple Health (Medicaid) Emergency Reinstatement
Families who lost coverage can often get it back within 24–72 hours if:
They lost housing
They lost income
They have children
They were cut off due to paperwork lapses
Contact:
Washington Healthplanfinder Support Phone: 855‑923‑4633
Ask for:
“Emergency reinstatement due to homelessness and loss of income.”