New funding opportunity for human services organizations

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Published May 14 2021

Nonprofit and community organizations offering behavioral health services, supportive services and rental assistance to Bellevue residents can apply for funding from the City of Bellevue.

The city anticipates $1.66 million will be available for proposals that support housing stability for individuals and households. Organizations must identify the specific service or program the funding would support in their application.

The city’s Human Services Commission will review the proposals and give funding recommendations to the City Council in July.

Human Services is releasing the notice of funding availability today (Friday, May 14). Applications are due by 4:30 p.m., Friday, June 4. For more information, please contact Christy Stangland, human services planner (425-452-6452 or cstangland@bellevuewa.gov).