YWCA Pierce County
405 Broadway, Tacoma WA, 98402
Phone: (253) 383-2593
The YWCA Pierce County shelter provides self shelter, which is safe and confidential temporary housing to survivors and their children due to domestic violence. The shelter is up to 90 days and includes basic needs, support services, and 24-hour advocacy.

Korean Women’s Association
123 E. 96th St., Tacoma WA 98445
Hotline: (253) 359-0470
Phone: (253) 535-4202
Supportive services are available to any and all survivors, regardless of gender, age, race/ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or other cultural identities. Supportive services are provided at a separate location from the confidential shelter. Please call the 24/7 hotline for further details.

Dawn Rising for Domestic Peace
221 W. Gowe St., Kent WA, 98032
Phone: (425) 656-7867 or (877) 465-7234
Protects women and children from domestic abuse, providing shelter, support, and empowerment.

Transitional Housing - God’s House of Second Chances
Phone: (253) 590-9869
Transitional Housing- God’s House of Providing transitional housing single women in difficult positions in life. Faith-based, clean and sober transitional housing.

Family Renewal Shelter
6832 Pacific Ave., Tacoma WA, 98408
Phone: (253) 475-9010
Family renewal shelter offers: emergency advocacy, case management, on-site animal kennels, shelter pets, donated cars. Case Management and legal referrals provided to help families with legal issues, housing, educational and employment searches, relocation and change of identity. Emergency advocacy and transportation from hospitals, police stations, churches, motels and neighbors, as well as transportation for residents scheduled medical, legal and personal appointments.

Mary’s Place
113 Dexter Ave. N. Seattle, WA 98109
Phone: (206) 245-1026
Mary’s Place provides safe, inclusive shelter and services that support women, children, and families. Meals, showers, and laundry facilities.

Family Day Center
5050 S Tacoma Way, Tacoma WA, 98408
Phone: (253) 471-5340
Hours: Mon, Tues, Thu, Friday: 9:00am - 4:00pm; Wednesdays: Noon to 6:00pm
No appointment is necessary. Homeless families can drop in anytime within these hours. They will have access to showers and laundry, kitchen facilities for cooking, and computers. A case manager is also present to provide Coordinated Entry assessments and assist families with housing and additional resources. (“Family” is defined as a parent or parents with minor children in their custody or a pregnant woman.)

Rosie’s Overnight Shelter (Youth 18-24)
520 Pear St. SE Olympia, WA 98501
Phone: (360) 943-0780 ext. 186
Rosie’s Shelter is an emergency overnight shelter for young people 18-24 years old. It is our intention that the shelter is as low-barrier as possible in order to provide as accessible a program as possible for young people who need a warm, dry, and safe place to sleep at night. The only thing a young person needs to stay in the shelter is any form of identification that has the person’s name and birthdate on it. This does not need to be a state-issued photo ID, it can be a copy of medical, school, DOC, records that provide a birthdate. If a young person does not have any of the above, Overnight Shelter or Rosie’s Place staff can assist them in accessing those records.

The Beacon Center
415 South 13th Street, Tacoma WA, 98402
Phone: (253) 677-0102
The overnight shelter has 50 beds and serves young people, ages 18-24, who are experiencing homelessness.

Open Hearth Ministries
Screening intake for families: (253) 307-2274
Hours: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
A family who calls the Open Hearth Ministries line will speak directly with or receive a return call from, a volunteer screener who obtains basic information from the family and determines if the family meets our criteria. Eligibility criteria include: The family must currently be homeless, their most recent address must be in Eastern Pierce County, and school-age children must be enrolled in one of the local school districts. If the criteria are met, the screener will make arrangements with a local motel and contact a volunteer visitor who will visit the family and help them begin the long process of ending their homelessness. The screener also refers the family to Access Point 4 Housing (253-682-3401), the centralized intake office for Pierce County homeless.

Family Shelter at MDC at Bethlehem Baptist Church
Phone: (253) 475-4173
Partnership between MDC and Bethlehem Baptist Church. Provides nightly shelter to families, couples, and unaccompanied women (no single men). Guests need to call beforehand to register. Will need a photo id.

YWCA Pathways for Women Shelter
6027 208th St SW, Lynnwood WA 98036
Phone: (425) 774-9843 x 226
YWCA Pathways for Women is a 45-day emergency shelter for single adult women and mothers with children. Give all clients the opportunity to find decent, affordable, and safe housing for themselves and their children. Clients have their own room and meet regularly with an advocate to develop and execute a Housing Stability Action Plan.

Hospitality House
1419 SW 150th St, Burien, WA 98166
Phone: (206) 242-1860
Email: [email protected]
Daytime Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm
Night Hours: Open each night of the year at 6:00pm
Hospitality House seeks to help homeless women find home, health and hope. Located in South King County, Hospitality House aims to provide clients with basic needs - a bed, a hot meal, and a safe and stable environment. Their clients' objective is to find permanent housing and financial stability but how that is achieved is based upon the needs of the individual client. Case managers support clients throughout their program and help identify needs to develop an individual case plan that includes goals and timelines to complete during their program.

THE 90 DAY PROGRAM
The Hospitality House shelter program includes an intense 90 day program plan that allows clients to have a home while they work to overcome the circumstances around their temporary homelessness. Basic services include immediate shelter, meals, and case management to assess needs, remove barriers, and assist in securing stable housing. Residents may have need for a number of services including health care, day services, employment preparation and support, treatment for mental health or substance abuse, counseling assistance with acquiring clothing and furnishings, and other services specific to each individual case plan. During their stay at Hospitality House, clients are provided with programming in areas such as life skills, money management, resume writing, vocational opportunities and health and diet skills.