Employment Education & Technology

From website: We have years of experience helping clients access resources to housing, employment, and other social supports such as SSI, Food Stamps, and other services to help you get back on your feet. We connect our clients in need to rent assistance, utility help, housing supports and employment.

From site: Palmer Pathways Pre-Apprenticeship is a program that serves young adults between the ages of 18-26 who are disconnected from higher education or gainful employment and have an interest in pursuing a career in the trades. This free program provides 345 hours of training, mentoring, 6+ certifications, connections to industry professionals, and ongoing support services to pre-apprentices.

From site: The Pierce County District Court Resource Center is dedicated to providing access to a variety of social services and programs to justice-involved individuals and those in need, in one centralized location.

From website: We know that strong communities like Tacoma are built on having rich opportunities for everyone. At Spaceworks, we create and unlock those opportunities by providing space, training, and resources.

St. Francis House provides food, clothing, school supplies, holiday gifts, and occasionally rent and utility assistance. Please note St. Francis House serves households in select zip codes in Pierce County. See website or call for current list of zip codes.

Program that provides the opportunity for high school juniors and seniors to work (part-time) in a small business or community organizations and gain school credits and work experience while doing so. Students are paid a stipend for their time spent working.

TACID, Tacoma Area Coalition of Individuals with Disabilities, promotes the wellness, recovery and resilience of adults experiencing disabilities in Pierce County.

From site: Fresh Start gives you the opportunity to complete your high school diploma requirements while accumulating college credit.

Tacoma Community House provides supportive services in various areas, including Immigration, Education, Employment, and Victim Advocacy.

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