Carnegie Resource Center
The Carnegie Resource Center serves as a gateway to a variety of services and training opportunities, helping individuals access resources to improve their lives. Walk-ins are always welcome.
important events & resources
Calendar of events:
october 2026
SNOHOMISH COUNTY
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
services available
Employment Services
Job training, placement, and career support.
Housing Navigation
Help finding stable and secure housing.
Transportation Assistance
Enrollment in reduced-fare transit programs.
Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
Treatment
Access to recovery programs and counseling.
Veteran Services
Assistance connecting Veterans with available benefits, housing resources, healthcare, employment support, and other community services.
Low-Cost Eyeglass Program
Assistance connecting eligible individuals with affordable eyeglasses through available vision assistance programs.
Legal Services
Support with legal issues, including housing and representation.
Health Insurance & Benefits Enrollment
Guidance for signing up for health insurance and public assistance programs.
Reentry Services &
Jail Transition Programs
Support for individuals transitioning back into the community following incarceration, including connections to case management, care coordination, community resources, and other services that promote successful reentry.
Case Management Services
Individualized assistance with applications, identifying and accessing resources based on personal needs, and connections to appropriate community services and support.
partner agencies
The Carnegie Resource Center provides a one-stop location for individuals to connect with multiple service providers, making it easier to access the help they need. All services are coordinated by Pioneer Human Services.
Do you or a loved one need immediate help?
“I am forever grateful for Carnegie’s presence in the community
and all their services that are easily accessible. The resources have really
helped me and made a positive impact on improving my circumstances.”
– JUSTIN
Additional Resources
If you need services we do not provide, please contact the following organizations for additional support.
211
Connect to a wide range of services in your community, including food, housing, legal aid, and more.
988
Suicide and crisis lifeline for anyone in Washington experiencing emotional crisis.
Washington Recovery Help Line
Help for substance abuse, mental health, and problem gambling with 24/7 free and confidential care.