Washington

Washington administers Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) through 53 local offices spread across 47 cities in the Pacific Northwest. Most offices operate on county lines, so the office nearest you is usually the one serving your county seat rather than the closest city on a map. Department of Social and Health Services oversees the program statewide — find your local office and its hours in the list below.

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Aberdeen — 1 office

Arlington — 1 office

Auburn — 1 office

Bellevue — 1 office

Bellingham — 1 office

Bremerton — 1 office

Chehalis — 1 office

Clarkston — 1 office

Colfax — 1 office

Colville — 1 office

Ellensburg — 1 office

Everett — 1 office

Federal Way — 1 office

Forks — 1 office

Goldendale — 1 office

Kelso — 1 office

Kennewick — 1 office

Kent — 1 office

Kingston — 1 office

Lakewood — 1 office

Long Beach — 1 office

Lynnwood — 1 office

Monroe — 1 office

Moses Lake — 1 office

Mt Vernon — 1 office

Newport — 1 office

Oak Harbor — 1 office

Omak — 1 office

Port Angeles — 1 office

Port Townsend — 1 office

Puyallup — 1 office

Renton — 1 office

Republic — 1 office

Seattle — 5 offices

Shelton — 1 office

South Bend — 1 office

Spokane — 2 offices

Stevenson — 1 office

Sunnyside — 1 office

Tacoma — 2 offices

Toppenish — 1 office

Tumwater — 1 office

Vancouver — 1 office

Walla Walla — 1 office

Wenatchee — 1 office

White Salmon — 1 office

Yakima — 1 office