Korean Women's Association

In-home care: kwa home care has provided household and personal care services (such as assistance with taking medications and bathing) to the elderly and disabled throughout the puget sound for over 20 years. One of the largest and most respected home care providers in the state since 1989, kws has a stellar reputation for providing excellent care and compassion to a wide range of clients enabling them to remain in the comfort of their own homes. Kwa home care has 1,416 caregivers serving approximately 1,739 clients a year.

Senior meal site: this program provides healthy ethnic meals, a lively atmosphere, opportunities for seniors to connect and engage in physical activity, participate in first-rate health and nutrition workshops, and receive assistance with navigating many social services such as medicaid, medicare, medicare part d insurance, housing assistance/referrals, basic food information & applications, low income subsidy program and energy assistance. Kwa provides meal sites for Korean meals, international meals, vietnamese meals, cambodian meals, and federal way mealsite.

Rental assistance: under the cares act, the rental assistance service provided funds to distribute financial assistance to eligible renters. The primary goal of this program was to prevent evictions and homelessness by helping tenants cover their rental payments and related expenses. Here are some key features that were generally associated with the rental assistance service under the cares act: the specific eligibility criteria could vary by location, but generally, individuals and households that experienced a loss of income, job loss, or significant medical expenses due to covid-19 were eligible to apply for rental assistance. The rental assistance provided financial support to help eligible renters cover their rent payments, late fees, and in some cases, utility bills directly related to the housing unit. Rental assistance payments were typically made directly to landlords or property management companies on behalf of the eligible tenants. This ensured that the landlords received the owed rent and reduced the risk of eviction for tenants. Individuals seeking rental assistance were required to apply through the designated program established by pierce county. Kwa were often involved in helping individuals navigate the application process and provide assistance with documentation.

Hotel olympus: hotel olympus apartment is a 49 residential unit and commercial space located in tacoma, Washington. Each building of the project was allocated low-income housing credits pursuant to irs code section 42 (section 42), which regulates the use of the project as to occupant eligibility and unit gross rent, among other requirements. Each building of the project must meet the provision of these regulations during each of 15 consecutive years in order to remain qualified to receive the credits, even if disposition of the project by the owner occurs. The apartment manager works full-time and lives on site. She arranges community meals, assists tenants with understanding benefits for which they may be eligible, and refers them to other services that may help with their expendable income and connect them to opportunities for education and employment.