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Northwest Justice Project — Veterans Project

Washington's only dedicated civil legal aid program for low-income and at-risk veterans — a Veterans Unit handling VA benefits, housing, and other civil legal matters, with teams in King, Pierce, Kitsap, Mason, Lewis, Thurston, and Spokane counties reaching hundreds of veterans across the state each year.

Veteran
Cost
Free — NJP services are free for eligible clients; the Veterans Project provides legal assistance in VA benefits and housing at no cost
Coverage
Statewide (Washington)
Eligibility
Low-income and at-risk veterans in Washington; veterans in King County can call the King County Veterans Program (206-263-8387) for an appointment to speak with NJP.
Availability
Ongoing intake via the CLEAR legal hotline and NJP's online legal-help application
Last Verified
October 8, 2026

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