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Our Housing

 GD Association currently has 6 available apartments across their Alma and Norman properties!

How to Apply/Be Considered for GD Association Housing

Step 1

Check Eligibility 

Alma Gamble Apartments and Norman Mitchell Manor are exclusively for those who are either 62 & above or Veterans

Aridell Mitchell qualifies teen moms and families, includes an income threshold

Step 2

Download and print application form for Norman and Alma apartments

These two properties are HUD ( Housing and Urban Development: US Federal ) managed

Form Attached Here

Step 3

Download and print application form for Aridell apartments

This property is SHUD ( Seattle Housing Authority ) managed

Form Attached Here

Step 4

Gather Your Information 

Collect SSNs, ID, rental history (last 12 months), income sources, and asset details for every adult in your household.

If you have any questions please contact Sbingley@uminc.net or call at 206-888-8713

Step 5

Complete & Sign All Forms

Fill out one application per adult, answer every question, and sign the Letter of Authorization and Seattle Eviction Ordinance form.

Step 6

Submit and Follow-Up

Submit form through email to Sbingley@uminc.net , Sandra Bingley, they will follow-up with next steps, check in every 6 months to stay on the waitlist.

Aridell Mitchell Home

Specs | History

Six 2-bedroom apartments
1502 E Yesler Way
Seattle, WA 98122

The Aridell Mitchell Home provides stable and affordable housing for individuals and families facing financial challenges. With a focus on safety and dignity, this community offers residents a chance to regain independence and build a better future. Accessible amenities and support services help create a foundation for long-term success.


The Aridell Mitchell Home had previously served as individual apartment homes but had lapsed into disrepair. In 1990, the abandoned building was dedicated to the community. A Board of Directors was organized with the help of Sharon Lee, who now serves as director of the Low Income Housing Institute (LEHI). A 501-C3 non-profit organization was formed to begin operating a transition home for teen mothers.

Alma Gamble Apartments

Specs | History

Twelve 1-bedroom apartments
525 25th Avenue S
Seattle, WA 98144

At Alma Gamble Apartments, we ensure that quality housing is within reach for those in need. Thoughtfully designed spaces promote security and comfort while fostering connections among residents. This initiative reflects a commitment to uplifting lives through accessible, well-maintained homes.


The Aridell Mitchell Home had previously served as individual apartment homes but had lapsed into disrepair. In 1990, the abandoned building was dedicated to the community. A Board of Directors was organized with the help of Sharon Lee, who now serves as director of the Low Income Housing Institute (LEHI). A 501-C3 non-profit organization was formed to begin operating a transition home for teen mothers.

Norman Mitchell Manor

Specs | History

Twenty-Two 1-bedroom apartments
165 14th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122

More than just housing, Norman Mitchell Manor helps us represent hope and opportunity for those seeking financial stability. By offering affordable living spaces in a supportive setting, it helps individuals and families focus on growth and self-sufficiency. The goal is simple: to provide a strong, reliable foundation for a brighter tomorrow.


The Aridell Mitchell Home had previously served as individual apartment homes but had lapsed into disrepair. In 1990, the abandoned building was dedicated to the community. A Board of Directors was organized with the help of Sharon Lee, who now serves as director of the Low Income Housing Institute (LEHI). A 501-C3 non-profit organization was formed to begin operating a transition home for teen mothers.

COMING SOON ! Norman Mitchell Manor Expansion | 22+ Additional Units | Low-Income Families, Seniors

The Aridell Mitchell Home had previously served as individual apartment homes but had lapsed into disrepair. In 1990, the abandoned building was dedicated to the community. A Board of Directors was organized with the help of Sharon Lee, who now serves as director of the Low Income Housing Institute (LEHI). A 501-C3 non-profit organization was formed to begin operating a transition home for teen mothers.

Read Faye’s Story With GD Association

“It feels like a safe zone, It feels like home.”

Faye is a mother of two who secured stable housing after a series of misfortunes. With support from the GD Association, the process—for the first time—felt clear, honest, and efficient. Within weeks, she and her children received the keys to a fully furnished apartment in Seattle’s Central District. With housing stability, Faye is now able to pursue her goal of working as a medical assistant.

Read Her Whole Story

Video Tour of GD Association Re-Furnished Apartments

Get in Touch

Reach Out and Make a Difference

Whether you’re reaching out on behalf of someone in need, exploring ways to support our mission, or choosing to give, know that your care and compassion truly matter. Every action you take helps uplift lives and strengthens the heart of Seattle’s Central District.

We’re here to support you—please don’t hesitate to contact us for help, ideas, or to learn how you can get involved. Together, we’re building a more connected, resilient, and thriving community. Thank you for being a vital part of this journey.

1502 E Yesler Way, Apartment 2A
Seattle, WA 98122
206-771-4531

If you’re looking for housing assistance, please visit the Seattle Housing
Authority Website or call 206-615-3300.