Baby Supplies Resources · Dependency Decoded

Long-term support for pregnant and parenting people affected by substance use, with case management and resource connections.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 377-0370 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Confirm intake availability.
Cost: The county guide does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring.

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Contact and location

4843 Auto Center Way, Bremerton, WA 98312

Phone: (360) 377-0370
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county guide. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Kitsap County. Confirm city, ZIP code, school-district, or other residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 228Route 220

Auto Center Way at 1st St Stop 514

Routes 228 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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1st at Auto Center Way Stop 1231

Routes 220 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 377-2877 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Offers families immediate help with food, diapers, clothing, hygiene items, baby necessities, and connections to health care, transportation, and parenting support.

Start here

Visit during current service hours, but call first because Amara's official pages list different Friday hours.

Call (206) 260-1707 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Amara states that families do not need to qualify or prove eligibility to receive help at the center.
Hours: Tuesday 1-5 p.m.; Wednesday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursday 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Friday hours NEED VERIFICATION.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: Amara says no proof of eligibility is required.

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Contact and location

3501 104th St. E., Tacoma, WA 98446

Phone: (206) 260-1707
Email: amara@amarafamily.org
Languages: Ask Amara for language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral is listed.
Service area: Pierce County families; the center is in the Midland area of Tacoma.
Building access: Call before visiting to request mobility, communication, or language accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 4

112th St E & 34th Ave E Stop 2043

Routes 4 · 0.51 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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112th St E & Vickery Ave E Stop 2227

Routes 4 · 0.56 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

A nearby Astoria clinic offering no-cost pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds, parenting education, referrals, and possible material help such as diapers, clothing, layettes, or baby equipment.

Start here

Call, text, or request an appointment online. Ask specifically what baby supplies are available, the sizes or limits, and whether you may receive help the same day.

Call Call (503) 325-9111; text (971) 278-9398 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The clinic's current site does not state a residency limit. Confirm that Washington residents may receive each service and ask whether supplies require parenting-program participation.
Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Call or text before crossing into Oregon.
Cost: The clinic describes its pregnancy services as no cost. Confirm any program-specific condition before accepting help.
What should I bring?: Ask whether identification, pregnancy confirmation, proof of parenting-program participation, or child information is needed.

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Contact and location

279 6th St, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: Call (503) 325-9111; text (971) 278-9398
Email: info@coastpregnancyclinic.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Contact the clinic directly.
Service area: Located in Astoria, Oregon, as a nearby option for south Pacific County. Washington eligibility and transportation across the state line require confirmation.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Pacific Transit

Route Blue

Astoria Transit Center Stop 4259406

Routes Blue · 0.18 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 875-9418 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Long-term home-visiting and case-management support for pregnant and parenting women with substance-use disorders in Grays Harbor and Pacific counties.

Start here

Call or use the provider contact process for referral screening.

Call (360) 249-0005 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Pregnant or parenting women with substance-use disorders. Program-specific timing, child-age, and enrollment rules require screening.
Hours: Call for referral and enrollment information.
Cost: The provider does not list a fee. Confirm during intake.
What should I bring?: Ask what pregnancy, child, residence, treatment, or referral information is needed.

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Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 249-0005
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides monthly diaper access after account activation, subject to supply and a possible waitlist.

Start here

Create an account on the diaper-bank page. Join the waitlist if enrollment is full.

Call (360) 736-6133 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Families accepted through the diaper-bank account process.
Hours: Monthly access after account approval. Distribution details are provided through the program.
Cost: Free for approved families.
What should I bring?: Ask what documents are needed and what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2400 Cooks Hill Rd, Centralia, WA 98531

Phone: (360) 736-6133
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Program account activation is required.
Service area: Lewis County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Lewis County Transit

Route Blue

Colonial Dr. & Scammon Creek Rd. Stop 3460614

Routes Blue · 0.13 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Villa San Juan Bautista- 2613 Cooks Hill Rd. Stop 3460563

Route name not listed · 0.20 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 330-2072 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides diapers to Pierce County families in need. Families can receive diapers once a month, and providers can also get diapers for clients.

Start here

Call, email, or drop in depending on location.

Call (253) 649-1012 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Families with children in Pierce County who need diapers.
Hours: Call for appointment Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.; appointment times Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-11:45 a.m. and 1 p.m.-3 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and 2 p.m.-4 p.m.
Cost: None.
What should I bring?: The source does not list required documents. Ask when you call.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

3569 East Roosevelt Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98404

Phone: (253) 649-1012
Email: familyresourcecenters@tpchd.org
Languages: English. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral requirement is listed. Ask when you call.
Service area: Pierce County.
Building access: Building accessibility is not yet confirmed. Ask before you go if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 41

Roosevelt Ave E & Sherman St Stop 849

Routes 41 · 0.01 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Roosevelt Ave E & E 37th St Stop 835

Routes 41 · 0.18 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Offers meals, food-box delivery, hygiene supplies including diapers, clothing requests, care coordination, and other basic-needs help as supplies allow.

Start here

Visit or call. For clothing, submit the order form during listed request hours. For food delivery, use the online food-box form.

Call (360) 827-0264 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: People needing food, clothing, hygiene supplies, or help connecting to services. Some programs have separate rules.
Hours: Basic services generally Monday-Friday; meal and clothing-request hours vary by day. Check the current resource page.
Cost: Basic-needs assistance is listed as free.
What should I bring?: Ask what documents are needed and what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

408 W Main St, Centralia, WA 98531

Phone: (360) 827-0264
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm when you call.
Service area: Lewis County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

ruralTRANSIT

W Main St & N Iron St Stop 2754921

Route name not listed · 0.01 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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N Pearl St & W Pine St Stop 2754919

Route name not listed · 0.14 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Nutrition support, healthy-food benefits, breastfeeding help, health screening, and referrals for eligible pregnant or postpartum people, infants, and children under age five.

Start here

Call for pre-screening and an appointment.

Call (360) 532-8631 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Pregnant or postpartum people, infants, and children under age five who live in Washington and meet WIC income and nutrition rules.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-noon and 12:30-4:30 p.m. Both in-person and phone appointments are offered.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: Ask what identity, residence, income, pregnancy, and child information is needed.

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Contact and location

2109 Sumner Ave, Suite 200, Aberdeen, WA 98520

Phone: (360) 532-8631
Email: health@graysharbor.us
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 20Route 50Route 60Route 70

Sumner at Haight Stop 20040

Routes 20, 50, 60 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Simpson at Duffy Stop 20216

Routes 20, 50, 70 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 532-2770 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

A county-led network intended to distribute diapers through community partners in Aberdeen, Elma, Pacific Beach, and other parts of Grays Harbor. Current partner locations and inventory need confirmation.

Start here

Call Public Health and ask for the current diaper-bank partner nearest your community.

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Who can get help?: NEEDS VERIFICATION. The county described a network serving families across Grays Harbor, but current screening and quantity rules are not published.
Hours: NEEDS VERIFICATION. Call Public Health for current partner locations, sizes, and distribution times.
Cost: The network was created to provide diapers to families, but current cost and limits require confirmation.
What should I bring?: Ask whether identification, proof of address, child information, or an appointment is required.

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Contact and location

2109 Sumner Ave, Aberdeen, WA 98520

Phone: (360) 532-8631
Email: health@graysharbor.us
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 20Route 50Route 60Route 70

Sumner at Haight Stop 20040

Routes 20, 50, 60 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Simpson at Duffy Stop 20216

Routes 20, 50, 70 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 532-2770 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides a free five-day supply of diapers and one package of wipes per child while supplies last.

Start here

Go to the museum's front desk during diaper-bank hours. Supplies are first come, first served.

Call (253) 627-6031 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Families may receive supplies for children in diapers. The provider does not list income, identification, or residency requirements.
Hours: Thursday 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Saturday 1-4 p.m.
Cost: Free. Museum admission uses a Pay As You Will model and is not required to pick up from the lobby.
What should I bring?: None listed.

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Contact and location

1501 Pacific Ave., Tacoma, WA 98402

Phone: (253) 627-6031
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask Greentrike for language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral or appointment is listed.
Service area: Tacoma location; the provider does not publish a residency restriction.
Building access: Pickup is at the museum front desk. Contact Greentrike for accommodation needs.

Getting there by bus

Sound Transit

Route T Line

Convention Center Stop T07-T1

Routes T Line · 0.05 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Theater District Stop T09-T2

Routes T Line · 0.25 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (888) 889-6368 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Nutrition support, healthy foods, breastfeeding and formula-feeding guidance, growth checks, and farmers-market benefits for eligible pregnant people, new parents, infants, and children under five.

Start here

Call a KCR WIC office. If eligible, staff will schedule an appointment.

Call (360) 373-6221 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Live in Washington, be pregnant or a new parent or have a child under five, meet WIC income guidelines, and have a medical or nutrition need.
Hours: Call the Bremerton, Port Orchard, or Silverdale office for an eligibility screening and appointment.
Cost: Free for eligible families.
What should I bring?: Bring identification, proof of Washington residency, and proof of income to the appointment.

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Contact and location

845 8th St, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (360) 373-6221
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm if a specific service requires one.
Service area: Kitsap County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 212Route 215Route 217Route 224

Warren at 8th St Stop 1459

Routes 212, 215, 217 · 0.10 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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11th St at Park Stop 667

Routes 224 · 0.13 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 377-2877 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Free, voluntary nurse home visiting during a first pregnancy and until the child turns two, with parenting, health, and resource support.

Start here

Call the support line with the pregnant person's name, phone, date of birth, and estimated due date. Self-referrals should ask for an eligibility screening.

Call (360) 728-2229 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Usually pregnant with a first child, 28 weeks or less, meeting income guidelines, living in Kitsap County, and experiencing a listed hardship. Refer or call even if unsure; staff can connect families to other resources.
Hours: Call the Pregnancy and Parenting Support Line for screening and enrollment. Nurse visits are scheduled with enrolled families.
Cost: Free and voluntary for enrolled families.
What should I bring?: Staff will explain any pregnancy, identity, income, and residency information needed for enrollment.

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Contact and location

345 6th St, Suite 300, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (360) 728-2229
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm if a specific service requires one.
Service area: Kitsap County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 226

Pacific at 6th St Stop 610

Routes 226 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Pacific at ML King Way Stop 611

Routes 226 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 377-2877 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides food benefits, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals for eligible pregnant or postpartum people and children under five.

Start here

Call the Lewis County WIC office to ask about eligibility and the next appointment.

Call (360) 740-1255 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Pregnant, postpartum, or breastfeeding people and children under five who meet WIC rules.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; closed 1-2 p.m.
Cost: Free for eligible families.
What should I bring?: Ask what documents are needed and what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

360 NW North St, Chehalis, WA 98532

Phone: (360) 740-1255
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Ask about interpretation. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm when you call.
Service area: Lewis County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Lewis County Transit

Route RedRoute Yellow

Lewis County Courthouse - 275 W Main St. Stop 3460603

Routes Red · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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United State Postal Service - NW Cascade Ave & Center St. Stop 4259963

Routes Yellow · 0.11 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 330-2072 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Free diapers or pull-ups and wipes delivered to families experiencing financial hardship in Central Kitsap and nearby delivery areas.

Start here

Use the online request form, email request@lovelydia.org, or text your name, delivery location, diaper size, phone, email, and how you heard about the program.

Call Text (360) 307-9097 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Families experiencing financial hardship in the Central Kitsap area may request help. Delivery is weekly in Bremerton and Silverdale as spots allow, and monthly in Poulsbo and Port Orchard.
Hours: Requests are accepted online, by email, or by text. Delivery timing depends on available weekly or monthly spots.
Cost: Free diaper or pull-up bundle and wipes with delivery.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed. The request asks for contact, location, and diaper-size information.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Text (360) 307-9097
Email: request@lovelydia.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm if a specific service requires one.
Service area: Central Kitsap, with listed delivery in Bremerton, Silverdale, Poulsbo, and Port Orchard.
Building access: Delivery avoids a transit trip. Ask about communication accommodations and medically needed brand requests.

Getting there

This service does not rely on one confirmed public walk-in location.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Nutrition support, breastfeeding help, health screening, referrals, healthy-food benefits, baby food, and infant formula for eligible pregnant and postpartum people and children under five.

Start here

Call for an appointment and eligibility screening.

Call (360) 427-9670 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Pregnant or postpartum people, infants, and children under five who meet WIC income and nutrition-risk rules. The state listing describes an income threshold at or below 185% of the federal poverty level.
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: Ask WIC what identity, residency, income, pregnancy, or child information to bring. Do not delay calling if documents are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

3101 N Shelton Springs Rd, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 427-9670
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Mason County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route Z

Wallace Kneeland @ Shelton Springs Stop 4261967

Routes Z · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Veterans Village Stop 4261968

Routes Z · 0.23 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 427-5033 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects parents who are new to the child welfare system with parent allies who have lived experience. The program offers Dependency 101, Dependency 201, a weekly support group, reunification support, and limited visit supplies.

Start here

Call or email a program contact and say you are asking about Parent 4 Parents in Pierce County.

Call Dorothy Gorder: (360) 451-9812; Tamara Layton: (253) 292-8647 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents who are involved with the child welfare system and working toward reunification.
Hours: Program schedules vary. Contact a listed program representative for the current Dependency 101, Dependency 201, and support-group schedule.
Cost: The provider page does not list a fee. Confirm that the specific activity is free when registering.
What should I bring?: The provider page does not list required documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Dorothy Gorder: (360) 451-9812; Tamara Layton: (253) 292-8647
Email: dorothyshappyday@gmail.com
Languages: Ask the program about language help and culturally responsive support. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The provider page does not state that a DCYF or court referral is required. Confirm current intake rules with the program.
Service area: Pierce County. A statewide coordinator directory is available through Akin for other counties.
Building access: Ask about virtual participation, interpretation, disability accommodations, child attendance, and transportation support.

Getting there

Ask the program for the current meeting location before planning a trip.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Grocery-style food market with fresh and shelf-stable food, baby food, diapers, hygiene items, showers, clean clothing, and navigator support.

Start here

Register on the second floor for the food market. Call to schedule an initial navigator appointment for financial or application help.

Call (360) 779-5190 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Food-market registration takes about five minutes and does not require identification. Some navigator programs require living or working full-time in the North Kitsap School District or Bangor Base, unless the person is experiencing homelessness.
Hours: Food market Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; navigator lobby Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Cost: Free food and basic-needs services; the separate thrift store charges retail prices but may offer client discounts.
What should I bring?: No identification is required for food-market registration. Navigator programs may ask for documents tied to the requested assistance.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

19705 Viking Ave NW, Poulsbo, WA 98370

Phone: (360) 779-5190
Email: info@fishlinehelps.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm if a specific service requires one.
Service area: Kitsap County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 331Route 332Route 333

Viking Ave at Liberty Stop 138

Routes 331, 332, 333 · 0.02 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

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Viking Ave at Edvard Stop 1126

Routes 331, 332, 333 · 0.12 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 377-2877 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Food benefits, nutrition education, breastfeeding help, pumps, and lactation support for eligible pregnant people and families with children under five. WIC is not a promise of same-day emergency formula.

Start here

Call either office or use the state WIC interest form. Tell staff if food or formula is urgently needed and ask about the fastest available appointment.

Call South Bend (360) 875-9343; Long Beach (360) 642-9349 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: WIC serves eligible pregnant, postpartum, or breastfeeding people and children up to age five. Income and nutrition-risk rules apply.
Hours: Call the South Bend or Long Beach office for current appointment and benefit hours.
Cost: Free for eligible families.
What should I bring?: Ask what identity, address, income, pregnancy, or child information is needed. Ask what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: South Bend (360) 875-9343; Long Beach (360) 642-9349
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Pacific County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Long-term home-visiting support for eligible pregnant or parenting people affected by alcohol or drug use during pregnancy.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 249-0005 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Current eligibility is not fully confirmed. Call and ask whether the program serves your household and address.
Hours: The directory does not list complete current hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 249-0005
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Pacific County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a fixed public service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Lists Pierce County diaper-bank sites that provide free diapers or pull-ups and wipes for families with young children.

Start here

Choose a public site from the network page and follow that site's appointment rule. Some sites are restricted to current clients or JBLM access.

Call General questions: (253) 682-1835 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents, grandparents, and caregivers may pick up supplies. Health care and social-service providers may pick up for clients. Immigration status is not considered.
Hours: Site hours and appointment rules vary. Use the current network page before visiting.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: Families may be asked for contact and household information to prevent duplicate monthly service. The network says immigration status is not a factor.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: General questions: (253) 682-1835
Email: admin@first5fundamentals.org
Languages: English, Spanish flyer available. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Most public sites do not require an agency referral. Some require an appointment, and some serve clients or JBLM families only.
Service area: Pierce County through 13 listed partner sites.
Building access: Appointment, walk-in, and provider-pickup options vary by site. Review the individual site listing before traveling.

Getting there

A reliable transit path is not yet confirmed. Ask the program about transportation, remote service, or the nearest safe pickup point.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides pregnancy testing, parenting education through the fourth trimester, and baby clothing and supplies according to United Way's current directory.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has space or supplies, and what to bring.

Call (360) 330-2229 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The directory lists support during pregnancy and up to 15 months after birth. Confirm all conditions and whether services are medically licensed.
Hours: Current hours are not confirmed. Call before traveling.
Cost: Current cost is not confirmed. Ask before accepting a service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring and whether help is available if you do not have every document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 330-2229
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The current referral process is not confirmed. Ask whether you may contact the program directly.
Service area: Lewis County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, school-district, or age limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

Transit cannot be reviewed until a service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides free maternity clothing and donated baby items that may include diapers, formula, baby food, clothing, car seats, strollers, tubs, and baby furniture.

Start here

NEEDS VERIFICATION: the state directory says to call during business hours, while Pregnancy Aid's general help page says no appointment is needed.

Call (253) 383-4100 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The current state directory lists pregnant people and Pierce County families with children age 5 or younger who have valid identification.
Hours: Monday and Wednesday, plus the third and fourth Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. NEEDS VERIFICATION before travel.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: The state directory says valid identification is required. Confirm what form of identification is accepted.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

902 Market St., Tacoma, WA 98402

Phone: (253) 383-4100
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the Tacoma office for language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No agency referral is listed.
Service area: Pierce County.
Building access: The office is in the basement of Urban Grace Church on the Market Street side. Ring the doorbell. Call about mobility access before traveling.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 1Route 2Route 11Route 16Route 45Route 57

9th St S & Broadway Stop 1053

Routes 1, 2, 11, 16, 45, 57 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
9th St S & St Helens Ave Stop 1059

Routes 1, 11, 16, 45, 57 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Healthy-food benefits, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support for eligible pregnant or postpartum people, infants, and children under five.

Start here

Call for an appointment and eligibility screening.

Call (360) 276-8215 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: WIC income and nutrition rules apply. Ask whether non-tribal Grays Harbor residents may use this clinic.
Hours: Call for current clinic dates and appointment times.
Cost: Free for eligible WIC participants.
What should I bring?: Ask what identity, residence, income, pregnancy, child, or tribal information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

400 8th St, Hoquiam, WA 98550

Phone: (360) 276-8215
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 20Route 20PRoute 50Route 70

8th & K St. Stop 20160

Routes 20 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Simpson at 9th Stop 20180

Routes 20, 20P, 50, 70 · 0.10 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 532-2770 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Nutrition and breastfeeding counseling, healthy-food benefits, health checks, referrals, and possible breast-pump support for eligible families.

Start here

Call for an appointment.

Call (360) 482-4510 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Pregnant, postpartum, or breastfeeding people and families with an infant or child under five who meet income rules. WIC does not ask about or report immigration status.
Hours: Monday and Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: Ask what identity, residence, income, pregnancy, and child information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

515 W Main St, Elma, WA 98541

Phone: (360) 482-4510
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 40Route 45

Elma Transit Center Stop 40052

Routes 40, 45 · 0.07 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
W Main & Division WestBound Stop 40123

Routes 40 · 0.17 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 532-2770 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Nutrition and breastfeeding counseling, healthy-food benefits, and referrals for eligible pregnant or postpartum people, infants, and children under age five.

Start here

Call for an appointment.

Call (360) 289-2429 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Low-income pregnant or postpartum people, infants, and children under age five who meet WIC rules.
Hours: Call for current clinic days and appointment times.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: Ask what identity, residence, income, pregnancy, and child information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

597 Point Brown Ave NW, Ocean Shores, WA 98569

Phone: (360) 289-2429
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Grays Harbor County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 60Route 161

Ocean Shores Shell Stop 60015

Routes 60 · 0.55 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
E Chance A la Mer at Dolphin Stop 60334

Routes 60, 161 · 0.58 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 532-2770 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Nutrition education, breastfeeding support, health referrals, healthy-food benefits, baby food, and infant formula for eligible families in participating tribal communities.

Start here

Call to apply or ask for current clinic information.

Call (360) 426-3990 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Must meet WIC income and nutrition-risk rules and live in the Chehalis, Nisqually, Skokomish, Squaxin Island, or Shoalwater Bay tribal community.
Hours: The state listing shows Shelton service on the second Tuesday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Call for the current clinic calendar.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: Ask staff what identity, residency, income, pregnancy, child, or tribal-community information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

3104 SE Old Olympic Hwy, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 426-3990
Email: wic@spipa.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Mason County.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Squaxin Tribal Transit

Route Squaxin Island

Squaxin Tribal Center Stop 4244462

Routes Squaxin Island · 0.13 miles straight-line distance

Wheelchair accessibility is not confirmed in the GTFS feed. Call before traveling.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, financial coaching, and WIC.

Start here

Call before visiting to confirm the service and what to bring. An appointment is preferred for the diaper bank.

Call (253) 800-6850 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families and does not list an income limit for center access. Individual programs may have their own rules.
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Diaper bank: Wednesday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; call ahead and make an appointment if possible.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

18020 B St. E., Spanaway, WA 98387

Phone: (253) 800-6850
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish service is listed for Basic Food and diaper help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves the Bethel and Spanaway area.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 1

Pacific Ave S & 180th St S Stop 1166

Routes 1 · 0.32 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Pacific Ave S & S 184th St Stop 541

Routes 1 · 0.38 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, WIC, food pantry access, legal help, and mental health support.

Start here

Call or email before visiting to confirm the service, schedule, and what to bring.

Call (253) 649-1012 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families and does not list an income limit for center access. Individual programs may have their own rules.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

3569 E. Roosevelt Ave., Tacoma, WA 98404

Phone: (253) 649-1012
Email: fspartnership@tpchd.org
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Partner services may use their own intake rules.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves East Tacoma.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 41

Roosevelt Ave E & Sherman St Stop 849

Routes 41 · 0.01 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Roosevelt Ave E & E 37th St Stop 835

Routes 41 · 0.18 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, and a food pantry.

Start here

Call or email before visiting to confirm the service, schedule, and what to bring.

Call (253) 298-3073 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families and does not list an income limit for center access. Individual programs may have their own rules.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

315 129th St. S., Tacoma, WA 98444

Phone: (253) 298-3073
Email: frc@fpschools.org
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves the Franklin Pierce school community and surrounding area.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 1

Pacific Ave S & S 131st St Stop 518

Routes 1 · 0.14 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Pacific Ave S & S 125th St Stop 517

Routes 1 · 0.22 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with benefits, diapers, parenting programs, fatherhood support, parent-child visitation, Parent for Parents, childcare, housing help, recovery support, and grocery giveaways.

Start here

Call before visiting and ask for the specific program you need.

Call (253) 593-6641 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Each partner program may have separate eligibility.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Diaper bank: Tuesday and Thursday, noon-4 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for partner services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call the center before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2021 S. 19th St., Tacoma, WA 98405

Phone: (253) 593-6641
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The official page does not list one rule for all services. Call because visitation, housing, recovery, and childcare programs may require separate intake or referral.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Tacoma's Hilltop area and hosts countywide partner programs.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 2Route 57

19th St S & Hosmer St Stop 931

Routes 2 · 0.09 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Trafton St & State St Stop 1288

Routes 57 · 0.15 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, food programs, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, and a clothing closet.

Start here

Call before visiting to confirm pantry, diaper, clothing, or delivery availability.

Call (253) 857-7401 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Individual food and benefits programs may have separate rules.
Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, noon-6 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

9127 154th Ave. Ct. NW, Lakebay, WA 98349

Phone: (253) 857-7401
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish service is listed for Basic Food and diaper help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location focuses on the Key Peninsula and rural communities.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there

No fixed-route stop was found within three-quarters of a mile in the current regional transit feeds. Call the local transit agency about demand-response, paratransit, or other options before traveling.

Check directions

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, food pantry access, bus passes when available, and family support groups.

Start here

Call before visiting to confirm the service and whether bus passes or pantry items are available.

Call (253) 531-3462 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Individual programs may have separate rules.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m. Spanish-speaking staff: Monday and Thursday, 2-4 p.m., and Friday, 1-4 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

11150 Gravelly Lake Dr. SW, Lakewood, WA 98499

Phone: (253) 531-3462
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff during listed hours, Bilingual Spanish-English toddler group. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Lakewood and nearby communities.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 214

Gravelly Lake Dr & Nyanza Rd Stop 39

Routes 214 · 0.14 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Gravelly Lake Dr & School St Stop 40

Routes 214 · 0.16 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (253) 581-8000 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, and community programs.

Start here

Call before visiting to confirm the service and what to bring.

Call (360) 893-8500 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families and does not list an income limit for center access. Individual programs may have their own rules.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Diaper bank: Monday-Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

120 Washington Ave. N., Orting, WA 98360

Phone: (360) 893-8500
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking staff. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Orting and nearby rural communities.
Building access: The official page does not describe building accessibility. Ask the center if you need an accommodation.

Getting there

No fixed-route stop was found within three-quarters of a mile in the current regional transit feeds. Call the local transit agency about demand-response, paratransit, or other options before traveling.

Check directions

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, financial coaching, a food pantry, English classes, and family activities.

Start here

Call or email before visiting to confirm the pantry, class, or service schedule.

Call (253) 891-6153 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Individual programs may have separate rules.
Hours: The center's own page says it is closed July 21-31, 2026. Regular hours resume in August: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., usually closed for lunch noon-1 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for other services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

1508 Willow St., Portable 705, Sumner, WA 98390

Phone: (253) 891-6153
Email: family_center@sumnersd.org
Languages: English, Spanish service is listed for Basic Food and diaper help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Call to confirm requirements for the service you need.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Sumner, Bonney Lake, and nearby communities.
Building access: The center is in Portable 705 at Sumner Middle School. The official page does not describe the accessible route to the portable; call if you need directions or an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Sound Transit

Route S Line

Sumner Station Stop S_SU_NB

Routes S Line · 0.57 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

Map apps may not know whether every sidewalk, crossing, curb, or path is accessible. Review the route before leaving and call the program if the final walk looks unsafe or difficult.

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (888) 889-6368 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects families with Apple Health enrollment, Basic Food applications, free diapers and wipes, parenting support, maternity help, counseling, and in-person DSHS assistance.

Start here

Call or email before visiting and ask for the specific service you need.

Call (360) 829-5883 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The official page describes the centers as serving Pierce County families. Individual programs may have separate rules.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. DSHS representative: Thursday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Cost: Diapers and wipes are free. Ask about any costs for counseling or other partner services.
What should I bring?: The official page does not list documents. Call before visiting.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

250 W. Main, Building 200, Buckley, WA 98321

Phone: (360) 829-5883
Email: leah@answerscounseling.org
Languages: English, Spanish service is listed for Basic Food and diaper help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No general referral requirement is listed. Partner services may use their own intake rules.
Service area: Pierce County families; this location serves Buckley, White River, and nearby rural communities.
Building access: The official page does not describe Building 200 accessibility. Ask the center if you need directions or an accommodation.

Getting there

No fixed-route stop was found within three-quarters of a mile in the current regional transit feeds. Call the local transit agency about demand-response, paratransit, or other options before traveling.

Check directions

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Connects pregnant people, new parents, infants, and children under age 5 with a local WIC clinic for food benefits, nutrition support, health screening, and referrals.

Start here

Submit the state interest form and select a local clinic, or call the WIC support line. A local clinic will contact you to complete eligibility and enrollment.

Call WIC Cascades Support Line: (800) 841-1410; Help Me Grow WA: (800) 322-2588 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: WIC serves eligible pregnant people, people who recently delivered, breast- or chest-feeding parents, infants, and children under age 5. Dads, grandparents, foster parents, and other guardians may apply for children. Citizenship is not required.
Hours: The online interest form is always available. The WIC customer service line is staffed Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: The interest form does not require health details. The local clinic will explain what is needed to establish identity, Washington residency, income eligibility, and nutritional risk. Temporary options may apply when proof is missing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: WIC Cascades Support Line: (800) 841-1410; Help Me Grow WA: (800) 322-2588
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Language help is available through WIC. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Self-application is available. Organizations may also submit a referral with consent.
Service area: Washington statewide, including all seven initial project counties.
Building access: Remote and in-person appointments must be available. The state provides interpreter and WIC card support.

Getting there

A reliable transit path is not yet confirmed. Ask the program about transportation, remote service, or the nearest safe pickup point.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
Plan the trip and check the bus route before leaving.
Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

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