Resource Roundup: Reentry Resources in Washington
Posted on February 19, 2026 by Bea Bany in Blog, Disability Benefits, Personal Finance.
Every month Northwest Access Fund spotlights organizations and resources that help specific populations we serve or provide information on timely topics. February’s Resource Roundup is highlighting Reentry Resources in Washington. Keep reading to find resources to support individuals with justice involvement.
Returning to the Community: Health Care After Incarceration
This guide, prepared in a joint effort by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the US Department of Justice, provides a roadmap to help those returning to the community after incarceration get their health care needs met. Throughout the guide, readers can find tips on how to speak up for their health care needs and learn about ways to connect to free and affordable health care services.
Pioneer Human Services
Pioneer Human Services works to empower justice-involved individuals to overcome adversity and reach their full potential. They offer substance abuse treatment and housing support services. Pioneer Human Services also offers job-readiness training and an entrepreneurship program to help people build their career path.
Living with Conviction
Living with Conviction works to secure economic and racial justice with any marginalized communities, especially formerly incarcerated, though community-driven research, storytelling, and legal empowerment strategies. They provide resources and legal information to those with Legal Financial Obligations (LFOs) to help them understand their rights.
Felony Convictions and Voting Rights
Learn about your voting rights if you were convicted of a felony in Washington State or a federal court in this guide by the Washington Secretary of State.
Washington Law Help
Washington Law Help provides tools and information to help you understand and manage your legal problems in Washington State. Articles are regularly reviewed for legal accuracy by staff at Northwest Justice Project.
Reentry Resources by Disability Rights Washington
Disability Rights Washington created a guide to help people with disabilities identify resources as they prepare for release from incarceration as well as formerly incarcerated individuals in King County. All resources listed have confirmed they provide reentry services.
Do you need help finding a resource? A Financial Coach at Northwest Access Fund can help!