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    What resources are available to homeowners?

    To be eligible for relocation assistance, you must:

    • Have received a notice of closure
    • Lived in your home at the time the notice of closure was received
    • Have a household income that is less than 80% of HUD’s AMI (area median income)
    • Own your manufactured/mobile home when the closure notice is received.

    Owners of recreational vehicles (RVs), travel trailers, and park models (as defined in RCW 59.20.030) are not eligible for relocation assistance.

    If you have questions or need application materials in a language other than English or Spanish, don’t hesitate to contact us at omh@commerce.wa.gov, toll-free at 800-964-0852 or 360-725-2971.

    If English is not your primary language, we will call you back with the help of a telephone interpreter in the language you are most comfortable with.

    Households in closing communities may work with the Department of Commerce Relocation Coordinator to ask questions about program eligibility, the application and financial assistance process, relocating from their community, and other resources. Call 800-964-0852 or email omh@commerce.wa.gov

    The following organizations provide technical assistance or funding to preserve Washington’s manufactured/mobile home communities.

    If you are aware of additional resources that may be helpful to add to this list, please contact us at omh@commerce.wa.gov, toll-free at 1-800-964-0852 or 360-725-2971.

    • Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) – ACRS empowers Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and other underserved immigrant and refugee communities by providing multilingual and multicultural services.
    • Lutheran Community Services Northwest – Lutheran Community Services helps WA residents, families, and immigrants with various services, including language services, community referrals, and connections to basic needs like food, housing, and employment.
    • National Immigration Legal Services Directory – The Immigration Advocates Network allows users to search for immigration legal services by zip code or detention facility. The directory includes nonprofits that provide free or low-cost services.
    • Washington State Office of Refugee and Immigrant Assistance – The Department of Social and Health Services’ Office of Refugee and Immigrant Assistance provides programs and services to help refugees and immigrants find economic self-sufficiency and cultural integration into Washington’s communities. Services include medical and mental health assistance, employment services, and naturalization services.
    • Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington, Immigration Legal Services – Immigration Legal Services provides high-quality legal consultations, representation, and assistance to documented and undocumented immigrants of all nationalities, ethnicities, and religions.
    • Chinese Information and Service Center (CISC) (Seattle) – CISC provides cultural resources by providing information, referrals, social and support services. In addition, they provide ESL and naturalization classes, family and youth services, domestic violence and crime victim services, and a technology center.
    • El Centro de la Raza (Seattle) – El Centro de la Raza advocates, educates, and organizes on behalf of the Latino community. They help minority populations experiencing homelessness.
    • Horn of Africa Services (HOAS) (Seattle) – HOAS provides multi-lingual and multicultural assistance to East African immigrants and refugees through education, referrals, and support.
    • Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center (KIAC) (Kitsap County) – KIAC provides legal immigration and language services and hosts family events. At these events, items are provided to persons in need, and medical clinics are available.
    • Korean Women’s Association of Washington (KWA) (Western WA) – KWA provides outreach and services to the Korean community in Western WA.
    • Tacoma Community House (South Puget Sound) – Tacoma Community House provides education and tutoring, employment help, immigration and citizenship assistance, and crime-victim advocacy.
    • West African Community Council (WACC) (Seattle) – WACC provides an early learning program for families of all backgrounds and cultures, provides legal immigration services, advocates for fair employment and job-hunting assistance.

    Homeownership

    Contact

    OMH@commerce.wa.gov
    Toll-free: 1-800-964-0852
    Phone: 360-725-2971