Unhoused & Housing-Insecure Persons

The PREE Program is an amazing opportunity to obtain the education you need to enter the workforce. Three full-time case managers can help you formulate an education or employment plan and then provide financial assistance and case management to help you achieve those goals. The only requirement is that participants self-attest they have experienced a substance use disorder and reside in Pierce

Works with families facing homelessness NOTE: Cannot assist those already on a subsidy

A Mutual Aid Network that offers support to the community in a variety of ways, including food, transportation, and more. As it is run 100% by volunteers, please check the site for current information and/or upcoming events.

This is a list of all current walk-in Coordinated Entry locations in Pierce County. List includes phone, address, and hours of operation for each location.

Showers, laundry, kitchen facility, and computers, with on-site case workers and Coordinated Entry intake specialists.

A network of locations people living in their cars to spend the night. Locations typically have security, wash stations and bathrooms, and service coordination on-site.

Resources and supplies to aid those who are currently homeless in Pierce County.

Counseling and support for students and families in the Tacoma school district to ensure educational stability, including school supplies, transportation, and school breakfast and lunch.

From site: SSVF program quickly connects Veterans- families and individuals- experiencing homelessness, or at risk of losing housing, to permanent housing through tailored housing stability plans that may include the use of short-term financial assistance, supportive services and longer-term shallow subsidies.

TRM provides temporary and emergency shelter to adults and families in the Tacoma Area. They also offer meals, clothing, and substance use support.