Resilient Communities
Using a strengths-based approach and leaning on the resiliency of communities who experience vulnerability, the Adult Services Division serves those who—because of current or historical exposure to trauma, violence, poverty, isolation, bias, racism, stigma, discrimination, disability or chronic illness—have an increased susceptibility to reduced health, housing, financial or social stability outcomes.
King County supports several community partners to provide domestic and sexual violence supports.
Learn moreWe support community partners that support a broad range of populations seeking assistance across King County.
View funded partnersSearch for services funded by VSHSL that promote stable housing, finances, health, and social engagement.
VSHSL-funded servicesOur commitment to resilient communities
The Resilient Communities team in the Adult Services Division utilizes a racial justice approach to serving our most vulnerable populations in King County.
King County is committed to comprehensively employing an equity and social justice (ESJ) lens when considering the most effective strategies to promote well-being for people in vulnerable circumstances and vigilance in addressing systems that create inequities.