Pierce County Aging and Disability

(253) 798-4600
1305 Tacoma Ave S 

Older Adults and Individuals with Disabilities

Catholic Community Services

(253) 383-3697
1323 Yakima Ave, Tacoma

Variety of Services

Pierce County Coalition of Developmental Disabilities

(253) 564-0707
3716 Pacific Ave Ste A

 Variety of Services such as help families and individuals with home buyers purchase a home for family member with a developmental disability 

Tacoma Area Coalition of Individuals with disabilities TACID

(253) 565-9000
6315 South 19th St, Tacoma, WA

Promote the independence of individuals with disabilities 

King County Aging and Disability 

South King County: (206) 615-1855
Main Office: (206) 684-0660

To access more information, call Community Living Connections below

Community Living Connections

Toll Free: 1-844-348-5464
(206) 962-8467

Assistance accessing community resources, planning for long-term needs, access for family care-giver support

Washington State Long-Term Ombudsman

Information Line
1-800-562-6028

If you have a family member is a nursing home, or a long-term facility, your family member has the right to dignity, quality of life while they stay there

South King County Case Management Program

(206) 448-3110
600 SW 39 St Suite 155 Renton, WA

Assists residents with significant health and social needs

Neighborhood House

(206) 923-6700 ex. 3112

Referrals related to aging and disability 
The team will create a tailor list of resources that meets your family’s unique needs

Healthy Homes Care Coordination

(206) 923-6702

Medicaid Recipients of King County. A Care Coordinator will meet you at your home and work towards your goals

Alzheimer’s Association

24/7 Hotline: 1-800-272-3900

Provides reliable information and support 

Centro Lationo SER

253-572-7717
1208 S 10^th St, Tacoma, WA

Adult Employment and Education

MDC Educational Opportunity CenterGoodwill

253-572-5960
714 S 27^th St, Tacoma, WA

Educational Supports for educational planning, career advising and exploration

Goodwill Industries

253-573-6500
714 South 27^th St Tacoma

Provides wide variety of job training and placement services. Also serves youth 16-24

WorkSource Piece County

253-593-7300
1305 Tacoma Ave S

Educational and Employment Planning

Labor Works

253-627-9675
5944 6^th Ave Tacoma

Offers jobs daily including weekends

Tacoma Community House

253-383-3951
1314 S L St Tacoma

Provides assistance to immigrants

VADIS

253-863-5173

Services to meet your unique employment goals, also serves youth 17-21

Auburn WorkSource

253-804-1177
2707 I St NE Auburn

Employment planning

Casa Latina

206-686-2554
317 17^th Ave S Central Seattle

Day laboring dispatching and housecleaning dispatching

FareStart

206-267-6218
700 Virginia St Seattle

16 weeks of culinary training

Goodwill

206-860-5791
700 Dearborn Place S Seattle

Job Training and Education

Millionaire Club Charity

206-728-5627
2515 Western Ave Seattle

Places clients in temporary day labor and full time jobs

Pioneer Human Services

206-768-7333
7000 Highland Park Way SW Seattle

Re-Entry Program for Criminal Conviction

YWCA BankWork$

206-436-8674
Various Locations

Job training and job placement for women in the banking industry

Orion Industries

253-691-7805
1590 A St NE Auburn

Variety of Job Placement

Multi-Service Center

253-838-6810 ex 119
1200 S 336^th Federal Way

Eliminates barriers and helps with job readiness

All Saints Parish

(877) 501-2233
204 6^th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA

Puyallup Households

Salvation Army Puyallup

(253) 841-1491
4009 9^th St SW, South Hill

Puyallup Households

St. Francis Cabrini Church

(253) 655-7837
5715 108^th St SW, Lakewood, WA

98499, 98439, Call on Monday

St. Vincent De Paul

(253) 851-0554
3510 Rosedale St NW, Gig Harbor, WA

98329, 98332, 98335, 98349, 98351, 98394

Benevolence Program

(253) 582-1000
5400 112^th St SW, Lakewood, WA

98499, 98498, 98439

Washington Connection (DSHS)

(877) 501-2233
810 28th St NE, Auburn, WA

Provides low income assistance for families, refugees, pregnant women, and people who are aged, blind, or disabled.

Nexus 4 Kids

(253) 275-1636
1000 Auburn Way South, Auburn, WA

Assistance for Youth, Case by Case Basis

Multi- Service Center

(253) 893-0024
1200 S 336th St, Federal Way, WA

First or Third Tuesday of the Month between 9 and Noon. Or submit Online application

St. Vincent De Paul

(253) 833-2546
717 Auburn Way N

Financial and Food Assistance

Auburn Food Bank

(253) 833-8925
930 18th PL NE, Auburn, WA

In person intake at 7 am, last working day of the month only

Salvation Army

(253) 852-4983
1209 Central Ave S, Suite 145, Kent, WA

M-F: 10-2Only Accept calls between the 6^th and 14^th of the month: Notice Required

Catholic Community Services

(253) 850-2523
1229 W Smith St, Kent, WA

Friday: 10:00 am -12:00 pm

Plateau Outreach

(360) 825-8961
1806 Cole St, Enumclaw, WA

Serves Enumclaw residents, M, W, TH9:30-11:30

Kent Methodist

(253) 852-0993
11010 Se 248th St, Kent, WA 

Serves Kent residents, Call M, 9am, first served W appt.

Federal Way Community Caregiving Network

(253) 661-0505
345 S 312st St, Federal Way, WA

Rent, gas voucher for Federal Way School District

Saint Martin of Tours

(253) 970-9037
2303 54th Ave E, Fife, WA

98354, 98424

YWCA

(206) 209-5677
3800 S Myrtle St, The Willows, Seattle, WA

Seattle City Limits, Eviction Notice or Shut Off Notice Required

Byrd Barr Place

(206) 812-4940
722 18th Ave Seattle, WA

Seattle Residents

Salvation Army

(206) 447-9944
1101 Pike Street

Seattle Residents and DV 

United Indians

(206) 829-2247
5011 Bernie Whitebear Way, Daybreak Center, Seattle, WA

Families with children in Seattle and King County

St. Martin’s Catholic’s Church (Fife, Milton, Edgewood)

(253) 922-0960

M, T, TH Call for appt, between 9 am noon, call prior to pick up, Appts Between 12:30 and 2. Picture ID and proof of residency required.

Puyallup Food Bank

(253) 848-5240
110 23^rd St SE, Puyallup, WA

Call to schedule appointment

Bonney Lake Food Bank

(253) 863-4043
18409 Veterans Memorial Dr E, Bonney Lake, WA

TU-F 10am - 1pm

St Leo Food Connection

(253) 383-5048
1323 S Yakima, Tacoma, WA, 98405

T, TH: 10am - 5:30pm
W, F: 10am - 3:30pm
Sat: 10am - 1:30pm
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Proof of Pierce County residence required

Bread of Life Ministries Food Bank

(253) 582-2515
8810 Lawndale Ave SW, Lakewood, WA, 98498

TH 1:00-5:00
No restrictions

Trinity Lutheran Church Food Pantry

(253) 537-0201
12115 Park Ave S, Tacoma, WA, 98444

T: 11am-3pm; F: 11am-2pm; S: 1pm-3pm
No Restrictions

My sister’s Pantry (Food & Clothing)

(253) 627-1186
621 Tacoma Ave, Tacoma, WA, 98402

1st and 3rd Mondays, 5pm - 7pm; 4th Saturdays, 10:30am - 12:30pm. Clothing, hot meals, groceries.

Nourish Pierce County

(253) 383-3164
Mobile Locations throughout Pierce County

Call and Ask. Service is not dependent upon zipcode or residence

Eloise Cooking Pot

(253) 426-1994
3543 E McKinley Ave, Tacoma, WA

Every day except Wednesdays

My sister’s Pantry (Food & Clothing)

(253) 627-1186
621 Tacoma Ave, Tacoma, WA, 98402

1st and 3rd Mondays, 5pm - 7pm; 4th Saturdays, 10:30am - 12:30pm. Clothing, hot meals, groceries.

Pat’s Clothing Closet

(253) 272-8819
1615 6^th Ave Tacoma

Clothing

The Bread Basket

(253) 565-3271
3617 Bridgeport Way, Suite R, University Place

Clothing, food, and basic needs.

Family Resource Center- Muckleshoot Enrolled

(253) 876-3336
39015 172^nd Ave SE, Auburn, WA

M-F9-4 pm

Federal Way Senior Center

(253) 838-3604
4016 S 352^nd St, Auburn, WA
Offers Meals and Food Pantry to Seniors

M, TH 8-11

St. Luke’s Church

(253) 941-3000
515 S 312st, Federal Way, WA
Federal Way and Homeless

TU: 9-10Arrival at 30 minutes early and intakes begins at 9 am

Black Diamond Community Center

(360) 886-1011
31605 3rd Ave, Black Diamond

M-Th9-4pm
Food &Clothing; Assists Black Diamond, Covington Maple Valley, Ravensdale

Auburn Food Bank

(253) 833-8925
930 18^th Pl NE, Auburn, WA 

M, TU, TH, F9:00-1:00 pm
Need ID and Proof of Residency, will serve without first time

Plateau Outreach( Food and Clothing)

(360) 825-8961
1806 Cole St, Enumclaw, WA

W: 9-12M-S 10-4 pm
Serves Enumclaw residents

Multi- Way Service Center(Food and Clothing)

(253) 838-6810
1200 S 336^th St, Federal Way, WA

M, W, F 10-24^th Th 5-6Clients with disabilitiesM, W, F, 9:30-10a,Clothing M,W,F 10-2
Federal Way and NE Tacoma Residents

Kent Food Bank

(253) 520-3550
12961 SE 275^th St, Birch Creek Apartments

Kent School District Residents
M: 10-1

Tukwila Pantry

(206) 431-8293
3118 S 140^th St, Tukwila, WA

Tukwila, SeaTac, Burien, Boulevard Park

Transform Burien

(206) 839-6620
14501 4th Ave SW, Burien, WA

Hot meals, groceries, ID required, Mobile Health visits twice a month

Des Moines Area Food Bank

(206) 878-2660
22225 9th Ave S, Des Moines, WA

ID requiredM, W, F: 9:11:45 am

Seattle Indian Center

(206) 329-8700
1265 S Main St, Suite 105, Seattle, WA

98104, 98122, 98144, ID required

Pike Place Senior Center

(206) 728-2773
85 Pike St, Seattle, WA

Breakfast, hot lunches daily. Serves adults 55 and older

El Centro de la Raza

(206) 957-4634
2524 16 Ave S Seattle

Serves Adults 60 and Older

Multi Service Center

(253) 838-6810
1200 S 336^th St, Federal Way, WA

South King County 

Plateau Outreach Ministries

(360) 825-8961
1806 Cole St, Enumclaw, WA

W: 9-12

Chief Seattle Club

(206) 292-6214
410 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA

Drop in Center Clothing

Northwest Justice Project

1-888-201-1014
715 Tacoma Ave South Tacoma

9:15 to 12:15 pm Free Legal information, advice, limited assistance, representation, community education, outreach, and other community based advocacy

Tacoma Pro Bono

253-572-5134
621 Tacoma Avenue South 

Free Civil Legal AidAlso, Native American Legal Aid Program for Pierce County

Catholic Community Services Tenant Law Center

(206) 324-6890
100 23^rd Ave S Seattle

Legal Services to prevent eviction for those or below 200 percent the federal poverty level

El Centro de la Raza

206-957-4634
2524 16^th Ave S Seattle

Bi-Lingual legal clinic and Veterans Specialist

Housing Justice Project

206-267-7090
516 5^th Ave Suite W-514

Volunteer-based legal services for low-income tenants facing evictions in King County

Neighborhood Legal Clinic

206-267-7070

Location Varies. Serves King County Residents, must call for appointment

Northwest Immigrant Rights Project

206-587-4009
615 Second Ave Suite 400 Seattle

Assists with applications for political asylum, petitions under the Violence Against Women Act, DACA applications

Q-Law LGBTQ Law Clinic

206-483-2725
1216 Pine St Seattle

King County residents. Addresses the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals and couples

Unemployment Law Project

206-441-9178
1904 Third Ave Suite 604

Legal counseling and representation at administrative hearings for persons denied unemployment benefits

Northwest Justice Project

206-464-1519
401 Second Ave S suite 407 Seattle

 Services in tribal, federal ,state courts matters serving low-income clients who identify as Native American

Asian Counseling and Referral Service

(206) 695-7600
3639 Martin Luther King Jr Way S Seattle

Aging and Older Adult Services, Behavioral Health and Wellness, Child and Youth Development

Asia Pacific Culture Center

(253) 383-3900
4851 South Tacoma Way Tacoma

Free After school programs, ESL Classes, Summer Camp

Casa Latina

(206) 956-0779
317 17^th Ave S Seattle

Employment, Education

Chinese Information and Service Center

(206) 624-5633
611 S Lane St Seattle

Education, Development, Engagement, Support, Senior and Disabled Adult Services, Cultural Navigator Program

Consejo Counseling and Referral Service

253-579-1998
515 W Harrison STE 106 Kent

East African Community Services

206-721-1119
7050 32^nd Ave S Seattle

Education Programs, Youth Mentorship, Adult Citizenship

El Centro de la Raza

206-957-4634
2524 16^th Ave S Seattle

Child and Youth Programs, Emergency Services, Education, and Advocacy

Jewish Family Services

253-850-4065
1601 16^th Ave Seattle

Counseling, Emergency Services, DV, Older Adults, Refugees Immigrants, Supportive Living Services

Ukrainian Community Center

425-430-8229
13470 Martin Luther King Jr Way Seattle
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Legal Assistance, Case Management services

Chief Seattle Club

206-292-6214
410 Second Ave Ext S Seattle

Drop in center, clothing, meals, hygiene products, benefits assistance, housing assistance, Must apply for membership

Cowlitz Tribal Health

206-722-2321
4250 S Mead St Seattle

 Mental Health, Chemical Dependency, Case Management for Native Children and Families for King, Pierce and Thurston

Mother Nation

206-722-2321
4250 S Mead St Seattle

Emergency transportation for victims of DV, safety planning, referrals for housing and employment, advocacy. Serves Native Families

Seattle Indian Center

206-747-3234
1265 S Main St Suite 105 Seattle

Day Center, Sex Trafficking Resources, Food Bank

Care Net Pregnancy

1-877-668-2566

Locations throughout Pierce County, Medical Services include: Pregnancy testing, consultations, limited ultrasounds, STI/STD testing, ongoing care

Our Lady of Guadalupe Maternity Center

(253) 582-3384
5705 Main St SW, Lakewood, WA

Open Monday and Friday10:00-12:00

Pregnancy Aid

(253) 383-4100

Clothing, Furniture, and Referrals

Christ Community Free Clinic

(253) 736-634
1 A St NW, Auburn, WA

Medical and Dental

Care Net of Puget Sound

(253) 941-2664
1414 S 324th St, Federal Way, WA

Medical Services include: Pregnancy testing, consultations, limited ultrasounds, STI/STD testing, ongoing care

Pregnancy Aid of Auburn

(253) 939-6676
517 F St SE, Auburn, WA

Clothing, Furniture, and Referrals

House of Mercy

(206) 651-7840
Houseofmercyministries.net

Church offers a faith based transition program for adults who are recovering from substance use disorder, homeless, or being released from prison

Matthew Permanent and Supportive Housing

(253) 301-0508
1127 Broadway, Suite 10, Tacoma, WA

Housing to veterans, being released from jail, experiencing homelessness. 

Youth Services at Pierce County Alliance

(253) 572-4750
510 Tacoma Ave S, Tacoma, WA

Housing for at-risk youth who were once in the foster care system. From 18 to 21 years of age

House of Hope

(253) 228-4560
1305 S 9^th St, Tacoma, WA

Clean and Sober housing that is recovery based.  Accepts DOC and HEN vouchers

Network of Tacoma

(253) 474-9334
5435 South M St, Tacoma, WA

Provides Transitional housing to homeless families with children under 18 years of age

New Connections

(253) 617-1405
613 S 15^th St Tacoma, WA

Supportive housing to formerly incarcerated women and their dependent children

AAHAA-Sober Living

(253) 670-9733

Housing in Auburn, Kent, Maple Valley
Interviews TU, TH, 9:00-2:00Rent: $695 Service Fee: $300

Abstinence Housing

(253) 709-9192

South King County, Provides Housing, no services. Rent for single room: $600, $450 for shared room

House of Mercy

(206) 651-7840

South King County, Faith Based Housing, Structured Living, Rent: $600

Oxford Houses

oxfordhouse.org

King and Pierce County. Housing, no services

Para Transit

(1-800) 933-3468

Transportation for elderly, disabled, disadvantaged individuals 

Local Motion

(253) 539-8233

Special Needs transportation services in Pierce County

Trans Pro

(253) 476-8726

 Company that contacts with agencies and individuals to provide rides

Catholic Community Services-Volunteer Service

(844) 851-9380

Transportation to low-income seniors and disabled adults

Catholic Community Supportive Services

(206) 328-5787

Volunteer Services to low-income seniors, 60+, and people with disabilities

Taxi Scrip Program: King County Metro

(206) 553-3000

Low-Income King County Residents 18 to 64, qualifying disability or low-income ages 65+ will get 50% discount for taxi rides

Sound Generations

(800) 282-5815

King Residents over 60, for medical dental and health appointments

Hyde Shuttle

(206) 727-6262

Seniors or People with disabilities, 

Hopelink

(800) 923-7433

Medicaid Transportation, Community Can, Veterans Transportation for King County. Also offers financial assistance

Washington Telephone Assistance Program (WTAP)

(888) 700-8880

 To be eligible, you must receive DSHS services. Offers discounting wireline phone service, does not assist with cellphones

Lifeline Cell Phone Service

(888) 321-5880

Assurance Cell Phones. A cell phone service through Virgin Mobil that proves 250 free minutes

Community Resource Connection Center

(253) 383-3056 ex. 128

License, Birth Certificate, Legal Documents for Pierce County

Auburn Food Bank

(253) 833-8925

Will pay for License if needed for employment

Plateau Outreach Ministries

(360) 825-8961

Will pay for License

St. Vincent de Paul-King County 

(360) 825-8961

Will pay for License

St. Luke’s Operational Blessing

253-941-3000

Will pay for License

Humane Society of Tacoma and Pierce County

253-383-2733
2608 Center Street Tacoma

Emergency Pet Food Bank

SPOT: Auburn Valley Humane Society

253-249-7849
4910 A St SE Auburn

Low- Costs Spay/Neuter for low income families, and low-cost treatment program