Health Insurance for Survivors
Domestic violence survivors can apply for health insurance through their state’s health exchange at any time, even outside the open enrollment period.
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Flexible Financial Assistance Frequently Asked Questions
This FAQ will answer your questions about flexible financial assistance and explain how it is implemented as part of the Domestic Violence Housing First approach.
Fatalities by County – Updated every 6 months
A table of domestic violence fatalities in Washington State by county, updated every 6 months.
Abortion Care in Washington
A brief overview of abortion access information in Washington State and links to further resources.
Issue Briefs: Victims of Domestic Violence Homicide Accessing Public Benefits
Research summary of domestic violence homicide victims accessing public benefits prior to their death.
Is It Safe To Say? Talking with DSHS About Violence and Abuse
What survivors need to know about how personal information is handled at the welfare office.
What is Domestic Violence Housing First?
Overview of the Domestic Violence Housing First approach to advocacy.
Election Season and Non-Profit Advocacy
Do’s and don’ts of non-profit advocacy around elections.
Domestic Violence Housing First Definitions
Definitions of the components of the Domestic Violence Housing First approach to advocacy.
Flex Funding and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Benefits
This fact sheet explains how providing financial assistance to a survivor receiving public benefits can impact their eligibility.