Emergency Resources

ANNOUNCEMENTS!

Food LIfeline will have Drive-up Food this week. ALSO! RTC HAS a drive-up food bank for you in Building C. Call us for the hours you can Drive up and we will bring your selections to your vehicle. Or, you can walk up also! LRCC @ 425-235-2352 ext 5721
Need bus passes? Contact Transportation Resources at: (425) 943-6760extension 2. Talk with a real person to guide you on bus routes! They can help!
Have you Lost Wages? Have you received an Unemployment Check due to COVID-19 ? Apply now for the additional $300/week at Employment Security: https://esd.wa.gov/unemployment/lwa Funds are limited. It is important to apply now.
Looking for free tuition ? Contact Workforce Education: Crista Shaw at Crista.Shaw@RTC.EDU Let's look at 10 free options at RTC!
Need food this week? Drive up for a Free 22-25 pound box of food put in your car: drive up locations this week: https://foodlifeline.org/free-food-at-local-malls-this-week/
Do you need to improve your English-language skills? Need to get your high school diploma or GED? Or do you need to brush up your Math or Writing skills? College and Career Pathways will have online classes for Fall Quarter! Enrollment is easy! Classes are just $25 a quarter, or may be free if you qualify for a tuition waiver. Call or text 206-880-1704 for more info or visit https://www.rtc.edu/college-career-pathways.

Move.org Moving grant: https://www.move.org/moving-grant/
- This grant will help students pay for any costs associated with moving, including full-service moves, moving container rentals, truck rentals, car shipping, and more.
- Who can apply? Any student planning to move in the next six months can apply to this grant.
Moving during COVID-19 FAQ - https://www.move.org/moving-covid-19/
Free Counseling at RTC for Students! 425.235.5759 Get support for: life events, coping skills, depression and more. Make an appointment today: https://www.rtc.edu/behavioral-health

Covid-19 Test Sites in King County: Protect yourself and your family: https://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/care/testing/locations.aspx

Housing and Eviction help: King County is accepting interest forms from tenants, small landlords, large property landlords and managers, manufactured home park owners and managers, and local nonprofits who wish to participate in a new Eviction Prevention and Rent Assistance Program. Over $41 million is dedicated to helping local area residents. View tenant information in languages here: Download All: EPRAP_Translations_8-19-2020 Download by language:Amharic, Arabic, Burmese,Chinese,Oromo,Punjabi,Russian,Samoan,Somali,Spanish,Tagalog,Tigrinya,Ukrainian,Vietnamese