425-388-3880

The Energy Assistance Program provides a one-time per heating season assistance in paying the heat bill for eligible households. Benefits of the Energy Assistance Program include:

-The program helps with all heat fuel types (oil, natural gas, wood, propane, and electric).
-The program provides grants ranging from $100 to $2500 (depending on income, household size, type of housing, and heat bill)
-The program provides some heating system repairs for applicant owner
Water & Sewer assistance for eligible clients (see Water/Sewer Assistance Program web page)
-Air Conditioners provided to recipients of a LIHEAP grant - based on availability
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425-741-6500 | office@clothesforkids.org | 16725 52nd Avenue West, Suite B, Lynnwood, WA 98037

Clothes For Kids provides free school clothing to lower-income students. Any child who attends school in Snohomish County or the Northshore School District (Head Start/ECEAP through 12th grade) and requests help qualifies for Clothes For Kids. Clothing is distributed from August through the end of March. How to Make a School Shopping Appointment:

425-374-2461 | outreach@handinhandkids.org | 9502 19th Ave SE, Suite F Everett, WA 98208

The Hand in Hand Outreach Program provides support services and community engagement events to children and families in our community. Working closely with the family, we connect them to internal resources, as well as other local agencies when additional support is needed.

We can assist with:

• Finding a place to live
• Retaining current housing
• Basic necessities: food, toiletries, diapers
• Mental health support
• DSHS and government benefit applications
• Medical insurance applications
• Connecting those living with disabilities to support resources
• Veteran services
• Job search: resumes and cover letters
• Utilities (with disconnection notice)
• Emergency clothing and household items
• Back to school supplies
• Holiday giving for children
• Referrals to community resources

Operation School Bell provides clothing to K-12 students who demonstrate financial need and attend schools in Snohomish County. If you sign up for OSB, we will arrange for your student to receive new school clothes one of two ways:

1. In-person field trip Option: HPMS will organize transportation for your student to OSB to shop in-person and then return with clothes to HPMS.
2. Bag pickup option: Student/Parent can pick up a bag of new and preselected clothes at HPMS once the order is complete and ready for pickup

If you are interested in signing your student up for the Operation School Bell clothing program, please email Raylin Lucey, HPMS Student Support Advocate