Strengthening
Neighbors.
Building Community.
Compassionate wraparound services that empower families across the Greater Puget Sound region, including King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties through education, advocacy, mentorship, and resource navigation — creating pathways toward lasting stability and hope.
More Than Services — It's a Commitment to People
Neighbors in Need exists to strengthen individuals, children, and families through compassionate care that addresses the whole person. We believe every neighbor deserves access to safety, opportunity, and hope — regardless of their circumstances.
"Creating pathways toward long-term stability, healing, resilience, and self-sufficiency for every family we serve."
— Mission of Neighbors in NeedSince 1987, we've been rooted in the heart of our Greater Puget Sound region communities — walking alongside our neighbors through crisis and toward brighter futures. Our wraparound approach ensures no family navigates their challenges alone.
Read Our Story
Seven Ways We Show Up for Our Community
Every program is designed with the whole person in mind — addressing immediate needs while building long-term resilience.
Gun Violence Survivor Services
Direct outreach, emotional support, and resource navigation for individuals and families impacted by gun violence in communities across the Greater Puget Sound region, including King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties.
Youth Mentoring
Pairing at-risk youth with positive adult role models focused on educational achievement and career readiness.
Wraparound Services
Holistic, coordinated assistance for families in crisis — food, housing, utilities, mental health referrals, and safety-net navigation.
Community Outreach
Neighborhood-level engagement connecting underserved community members with available public and nonprofit resources.
Every Neighbor Matters
Our neighbors come from all walks of life. What unites them is a need for support, dignity, and someone in their corner.
Gun Violence Survivors
Individuals and families in communities across the Greater Puget Sound region, including King, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties who have experienced the trauma of gun violence — whether as direct victims, witnesses, or bereaved family members — deserve immediate and sustained support on their healing journey.
At-Risk Youth
Young people ages 6–24 who face barriers to educational success, stability, and positive opportunity. Through mentorship and educational support, we invest in futures that might otherwise go unseen.
Families in Crisis
Families facing housing instability, food insecurity, utility shutoffs, or overwhelming life circumstances. Our wraparound model means we address every layer of need — not just one piece of the puzzle.
Why Families Across the Greater Puget Sound Need Us Now
Every program we run is a direct response to these numbers — because data without action means more lives lost.