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Food Pantry at Bay Terrace

Available every fourth Friday of the month, 11 am–12 pm, in the Bay Terrace Community Room. Bring bags. All are welcome!

Provided by St. Leo’s Food Pantry.

Behavioral Health

Pierce County maintains a list of behavioral health providers throughout the area that can meet specific needs.

Additional Resources

These providers operate independently of THA, and their information may be subject to change. Please contact the providers directly to learn more.

Multicultural Child + Family Hope Center
https://mcfhc.org/
Address:
2021 South 19th Street, Tacoma, Washington 98405
Phone:
(253) 593-6641
Email:
An agency that supports families and youth through childcare, parent support, housing support, and more.
Triple P
https://www.triplep-parenting.com/pc-en/triple-p/
Phone:
(253) 593-6641
Triple P is an 8-week family intervention designed to promote positive parenting practices in the community and prevent a range of social and behavioral challenges in children. It gives families the tools to encourage desirable behaviors and aims to enhance parents’ self-sufficiency and strengthen relationships between parents and their children.
Engaging Fathers
https://mcfhc.org/engaging-fathers/
Address:
2201 South 19th Street, Tacoma, Washington 98405
Phone:
(253) 212-8056
Email:
Hours:
Wednesdays, 6:00 pm
A 12-week research-based program that assists fathers as they navigate the child welfare system.
MCFHC Diaper Bank
https://mcfhc.org/diaper-bank/
Phone:
(253) 593-6641
Free diapers and wipes once per month.
MCFHC Early Childhood Education and Assistance
https://mcfhc.org/eceap-early-eceap-early-head-start-working-day/
ECEAP supports social-emotional development and school readiness of the whole child and engages the whole family in accessing services to address individualized goals and needs.
MCFHC Free Food
Address:
2316 South State Street, Tacoma, Washington 98405
Phone:
(253) 593-6641
Hours:
Sundays, 10:00 am
Weekly free food, courtesy of Amazon Fresh. First-come, first-serve, while supplies last.
MCFHC Health & Empowerment
https://mcfhc.org/health-empowerment-h-e/
Hours:
Every 3rd Tuesday of the month, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
H.E is a safe space and support group for boys, young men, and men who have experienced or witnessed crime in their lives. Themes and activities for events are curated by the participants in the group.
MCFHC Sisterhood of Strength
https://mcfhc.org/sisterhood-of-strength/
Hours:
Every 4th Tuesday of the month, 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
A safe space and group for girls and women, of all ages who have experienced or witnessed domestic violence in their lives. Themes and activities for events are curated by the participants in the group.
Tacoma Recovery Center
https://www.tacomarecoverycenter.org/
Address:
1321 Martin Luther King Junior Way, Tacoma, Washington 98405
Phone:
(253) 533-9361
Email:
From website: We are a community of women and men impacted by substance disorders, addiction, homelessness, PTSD and other mental health challenges. Our mission is to provide a safe environment where individuals with shared experiences provide hope, restoration, and resources that lead our members to a life unexpected.

You can find more resources for services within Pierce County at: www.piercecountyresources.com

Call for Help

If you need housing assistance right now, you can connect with United Way’s Access Pierce help center. Call or text 253-572-HELP, call toll-free at 1-800-572-4357, or email .

You can also dial 2-1-1 or 1-877-211-9274 to connect with the Washington 211 helpline. They can refer you for other sorts of help, including:

  • Rent and Utility Assistance
  • Counseling and Mental Health Services
  • Food and Clothing Resources
  • Shelter and Affordable Housing
  • Employment and Education Services
  • Military/Veteran Resources
  • Transportation
Visit Washington 211