Legal Help Resources · Dependency Decoded

Possible housing, utility, vehicle-repair, and gas help for families raising children with disabilities or special health needs.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (360) 427-7058 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

PO Box 193, Matlock, WA 98560

Phone: (360) 427-7058
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 whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there

The exact destination and nearby stops still need mapping from a source that allows stored results. Use the address link and confirm the trip before traveling.

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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: ____________________________________________________________

Helps Washington parents find the Parent 4 Parents coordinator for their county. Parent allies provide early support, education, mentoring, and ongoing reunification support.

Start here

Open the county contact list on the official page and contact the coordinator for your county. The listed email is for questions about starting a program, so use the county coordinator when seeking parent support.

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Who can get help?: Parents and families navigating Washington's child welfare system.
Hours: The online county coordinator list is always available. Local schedules vary.
Cost: The official page does not list a fee. Confirm locally.
What should I bring?: The official 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: No phone number is listed. Use online intake.
Email: P4P@akinfamily.org
Languages: Ask the county coordinator about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: The official page does not list a referral requirement. Confirm locally.
Service area: Washington statewide through county host organizations and coordinators.
Building access: Ask the local coordinator about virtual access, interpretation, disability accommodations, transportation, and whether children may attend.

Getting there

Contact the county coordinator for the current service location or virtual option.

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: ____________________________________________________________

County-listed organization serving Latinx and immigrant community members.

Start here

Call or use the county directory link before traveling.

Call (360) 709-0931 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county directory does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Not listed in the county directory. Call first.
Cost: The county directory does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county directory. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 709-0931
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 directory. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Thurston County. Confirm city, ZIP code, and residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Official transit access cannot be reviewed until the 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: ____________________________________________________________

Confidential, no-cost advocacy for people affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, or other crime in Pacific County. Advocates can help with safety planning, options, and referrals.

Start here

Call the hotline. If it is unsafe to leave a message, say that at the start of the call.

Call 24-hour hotline (800) 435-7276; office (360) 875-6702 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Serves people in Pacific County affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, or general crime.
Hours: Hotline available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: No documents are needed to call for advocacy or safety planning.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: 24-hour hotline (800) 435-7276; office (360) 875-6702
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: Tell the advocate about communication, disability, language, transportation, or safe-contact needs.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Offers domestic abuse support and access to professional help and resources under one roof.

Start here

Call the helpline or visit the center.

Call (253) 798-4166 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: People experiencing domestic abuse or seeking related support.
Hours: Helpline and center information available through the center website.
Cost: Not listed on source page.
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

718 Court E, Tacoma, WA 98402

Phone: (253) 798-4166
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral requirement is listed. Ask when you call.
Service area: Pierce County family justice center.
Building access: Building accessibility is not yet confirmed. Ask before you go if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 1

Tacoma Ave & S 7th St Stop 1259

Routes 1 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Tacoma Ave & S 8th St Stop 1260

Routes 1 · 0.07 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: ____________________________________________________________

Confidential mediation for parenting plans, divorce issues, parent-teen conflict, caregiver disagreements, and other family disputes. Mediation helps people seek agreement but does not replace legal advice or court filing.

Start here

Call to complete intake. Have the court case number if there is one. Staff will explain the process, fee, preparation, and scheduling.

Call (360) 532-8950 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The center serves people of all income levels in Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties. Safety, conflicts, willingness to mediate, and case type may affect whether mediation is appropriate.
Hours: Phone reception Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Mediation is by appointment. The provider currently estimates 6-8 weeks for new family cases.
Cost: Fees use an income-based sliding scale and must be paid before mediation is scheduled. Ask for the current amount and any hardship option.
What should I bring?: Bring the court case number and relevant parenting plan or case papers if available. Ask staff what else is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 532-8950
Email: drcghp.org@drcghp.org
Languages: English, Spanish bilingual support, Ask about interpretation. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Self-referral by phone. A court or attorney may also suggest mediation.
Service area: Pacific County.
Building access: In-person services are limited. Ask about remote mediation, bilingual support, interpretation, disability accommodations, and a safe process.

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: ____________________________________________________________

County-listed mediation service for housing and other conflicts.

Start here

Call or use the county directory link before traveling.

Call (360) 956-1155 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county directory does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Not listed in the county directory. Call first.
Cost: The county directory does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county directory. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 956-1155
Email: info@mediatethurston.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Not listed in the county directory. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Thurston County. Confirm city, ZIP code, and residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Official transit access cannot be reviewed until the 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: ____________________________________________________________

Confidential domestic-violence support, safety planning, advocacy, support groups, and shelter options for survivors and their families.

Start here

Call the 24-hour line. If calling is unsafe, use a safe device or ask a trusted professional to help make contact.

Call 24/7: (360) 538-0733 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: People affected by domestic violence may call. Ask about shelter, advocacy, and family eligibility without disclosing information that is unsafe to share.
Hours: Support line is available 24/7. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Cost: The provider does not list a fee for advocacy or crisis support.
What should I bring?: No documents are required to call. Ask what is needed for a specific service or court filing.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2306 Sumner Ave, Hoquiam, WA 98550

Phone: 24/7: (360) 538-0733
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 interpretation, disability accommodations, safe communication methods, and transportation to shelter.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 20Route 50Route 60Route 70

Sumner at 23rd Stop 20088

Routes 20, 50, 60 · 0.03 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Simpson at 23rd Stop 20184

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: ____________________________________________________________

Developmental screening and early-intervention coordination for young children.

Start here

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

Call North county (360) 875-5327 option 1; south county (360) 642-8586 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: North county (360) 875-5327 option 1; south county (360) 642-8586
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: ____________________________________________________________

Parent Allies with lived experience provide peer mentoring, Dependency 101, and Parent Forward support groups for parents navigating dependency court.

Start here

Use the provider training-registration link or call and ask for Parents for Parents.

Call (360) 754-7629 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents and families involved in the child welfare and dependency court system.
Hours: Dependency 101 is offered monthly in Thurston and Mason Counties. Support groups and classes are currently offered live by Zoom; check the training schedule.
Cost: The page does not list a fee. Confirm when registering.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

6840 Capitol Blvd SE, Tumwater, WA 98501

Phone: (360) 754-7629
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No agency referral is listed. Confirm current enrollment rules.
Service area: Thurston and Mason Counties.
Building access: Classes and support groups are offered by Zoom. Parent Forward groups are adults-only and do not provide child care. Ask about interpretation and disability accommodations.

Getting there by bus

Intercity Transit

Route 13Route 16

Capitol Blvd at Israel Rd [nb] Stop 62

Routes 13, 16 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

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

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Capitol Blvd at Dennis St [sb] Stop 77

Routes 13, 16 · 0.05 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) 786-1881 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: ____________________________________________________________

Co-located advocacy and support for survivors of intimate-partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking, including safety planning, shelter and housing help, protection-order assistance, and court accompaniment.

Start here

Call and ask for the Family Justice Center. Tell staff whether it is safe to leave a message.

Call (360) 754-9297 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Confirm program-specific rules.
Hours: Call for current advocate and partner hours.
Cost: No fee is listed. Confirm with an advocate.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for initial advocacy. Ask what is needed for court or housing help.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

3545 7th Ave SW, Suite 200, Olympia, WA 98502

Phone: (360) 754-9297
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No agency referral is listed.
Service area: Thurston County and nearby South Sound communities. Confirm residence limits for housing funds.
Building access: Ask for a confidential meeting, safe communication method, interpretation, disability accommodations, and child-friendly access.

Getting there by bus

Intercity Transit

Route 30

7th Ave at Fieldstone Dr [eb] Stop 1041

Routes 30 · 0.03 miles straight-line distance

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

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7th Ave at Fieldstone Dr [wb] Stop 1042

Routes 30 · 0.03 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) 786-1881 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 procedural help for people without attorneys in protection orders, guardianship, family law, civil cases, record relief, and other listed matters. Staff do not become your attorney.

Start here

Call or visit during open hours. Say what type of court matter and deadline you have.

Call (360) 249-8174 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: People who are not represented by an attorney. The center does not replace court-appointed dependency counsel.
Hours: Monday, 8 a.m.-noon; Tuesday-Friday, 8 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: Bring court papers, deadlines, case number, identification, and relevant forms if available.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

102 W Broadway Ave, Montesano, WA 98563

Phone: (360) 249-8174
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 the court about mobility access, interpretation, disability accommodations, and remote-help options.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 40

Montesano Transit Center Stop 7777

Routes 40 · 0.15 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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Pioneer & Fleet EastBound Stop 40062

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: ____________________________________________________________

Provides a 24-hour regional behavioral-health crisis line and a free advocate for people using publicly funded mental-health or substance-use services.

Start here

Call the crisis line for urgent behavioral-health help. Call the advocate for rights, access, or service complaints.

Call Crisis (800) 803-8833; advocate (800) 366-3103 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Crisis line serves the regional community. Advocacy focuses on publicly funded behavioral-health services.
Hours: Crisis line: 24 hours every day. Advocate hours vary.
Cost: 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

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Crisis (800) 803-8833; advocate (800) 366-3103
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

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 24-hour crisis support, safety planning, advocacy, emergency shelter, protection-order help, support groups, and sexual-assault services.

Start here

Call the 24-hour crisis line. Use a safer phone or device if someone may monitor your activity.

Call Local (360) 748-6601; toll-free (800) 244-7414 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault. Call to discuss safety and shelter needs.
Hours: Crisis line: 24 hours every day. Office: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., by appointment.
Cost: 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

815 W Main St, Centralia, WA 98531

Phone: Local (360) 748-6601; toll-free (800) 244-7414
Email: info@hopealliancelc.org
Languages: English, Spanish-speaking advocates. 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 Yellow

Centralia, WA, USA Stop 3463430

Route name not listed · 0.07 miles straight-line distance

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

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Centralia College - 709 Centralia College Blvd. Stop 4220373

Routes Yellow · 0.09 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: ____________________________________________________________

Provides housing-authority programs and rental housing information for eligible Lewis County residents.

Start here

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

Call (360) 423-0140 or (866) 570-8840 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: 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) 423-0140 or (866) 570-8840
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 coverage is program-specific. Confirm whether the waitlist and program serve the household's address.
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: ____________________________________________________________

Court-appointed legal representation for financially eligible parents facing loss of their children in a Kitsap County dependency case.

Start here

Ask the court about appointed counsel or contact Public Defense about the application process.

Call (360) 337-7015 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The case must be in Kitsap County and the parent must meet Washington indigency rules. The county specifically lists dependency cases where DSHS/CPS has removed a child.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; office closed noon-1 p.m.
Cost: Court-appointed counsel for financially eligible people; ask about any court-assessed fee.
What should I bring?: Bring court papers and financial information requested for indigency screening.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

614 Division St, Room 103, Port Orchard, WA 98366

Phone: (360) 337-7015
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 104Route 105

Kitsap County Courthouse Stop 865

Routes 104, 105 · 0.05 miles straight-line distance

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

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Cline at Taylor Stop 864

Routes 104, 105 · 0.10 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 civil legal help for low-income Kitsap residents, including direct eviction representation and limited advice or paperwork help in other listed civil matters.

Start here

Use the online intake form, request a form by email, visit the office, or call. If an eviction response is due within 48 hours, contact the office immediately after applying.

Call (360) 479-6125 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Low-income Kitsap County residents with eligible civil legal issues. Direct court representation is generally limited to eviction cases.
Hours: Walk-in office hours Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by appointment only.
Cost: Free legal services for eligible applicants.
What should I bring?: Bring or upload legal notices, court papers, deadlines, income information, and other documents related to the issue.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

500 Pacific Ave, Suite 401, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (360) 479-6125
Email: GetHelp@KitsapLegalAid.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 226

Pacific at 6th St Stop 610

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
Pacific at ML King Way Stop 611

Routes 226 · 0.10 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 forms and filing information for domestic-violence, sexual-assault, stalking, anti-harassment, and vulnerable-adult protection orders.

Start here

Use the court's electronic filing link or get forms from the Clerk. Contact Hope Alliance for confidential advocacy and safety planning.

Call (360) 740-2704 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The type of protection order depends on the relationship and conduct. Court staff cannot give legal advice.
Hours: Call or check the program website for current hours.
Cost: No filing fee for many protection-order types; some anti-harassment filings may have a fee.
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

345 W Main St, Chehalis, WA 98532

Phone: (360) 740-2704
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral is required to file.
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 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
United State Postal Service - NW Cascade Ave & Center St. Stop 4259963

Routes Yellow · 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) 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: ____________________________________________________________

Procedural help, forms, hearing scheduling, paperwork review, referrals, and child-support calculations for self-represented people in domestic and minor-guardianship cases. The facilitator cannot give legal advice or represent anyone.

Start here

Use the Room 201 sign-up sheet for eligible drop-in service. Email, call, or use the appointment sheet for Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday appointments.

Call (360) 427-7775 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Self-represented people who know which domestic or minor-guardianship action they need. The facilitator does not help with adult guardianship, adoption, landlord-tenant, other civil, or criminal matters.
Hours: Emergency or same-day-court drop-in Monday, 9:30-11:30 a.m.; general drop-in Monday, 2-4 p.m., and Wednesday, 9:30-11:30 a.m. and 2-4 p.m.; scheduled appointments Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Cost: Ask whether any facilitator or filing fee applies to the requested service.
What should I bring?: Bring the forms, court papers, case information, and financial records relevant to the requested procedural help.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

419 N 4th St, Room 201, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 427-7775
Email: facilitator@masoncountywa.gov
Languages: English, Spanish assistance available. 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 ZRoute 1Route 5Route 6Route 7Route 8Route 10Route 11Route 21Route MP

Mason County Court House (N 4th St) Stop 4261971

Routes Z · 0.01 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Transit-Community Center (TCC) Stop 811115

Routes 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 21, MP, Z · 0.17 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: ____________________________________________________________

Free peer mentoring, Dependency 101 education, court support, and reunification-focused guidance from parents who have successfully navigated dependency cases.

Start here

Call or email Leah Legee, the coordinator listed for Pierce, Kitsap, Clallam, Jefferson, and Island counties.

Call (253) 750-7551 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents involved in dependency proceedings may ask for peer support. Confirm any local intake details with the Kitsap coordinator.
Hours: Contact the coordinator for the current Kitsap court-outreach and class schedule.
Cost: Free.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for initial contact.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (253) 750-7551
Email: p4ptacoma@gmail.com
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

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: ____________________________________________________________

Free civil legal screening for eligible low-income Washington residents, including housing, benefits, family stability, and Native American legal issues. This is separate from court-appointed dependency counsel.

Start here

Call CLEAR. If the issue is an active dependency case, also contact the court-appointed dependency attorney.

Call CLEAR (888) 201-1014 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Income, legal issue, location, conflicts, and program priorities apply. The Native American Unit focuses on legal issues affecting Native people and family stability.
Hours: CLEAR is listed Monday-Friday, 9:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Confirm holiday closures.
Cost: Free screening and eligible legal help.
What should I bring?: Have court papers, notices, deadlines, leases, benefit letters, and tribal information available if safe and possible.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: CLEAR (888) 201-1014
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 for an interpreter, disability accommodation, safe contact method, or another way to complete intake.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Screens eligible low-income people outside King County for civil legal help and referrals.

Start here

Call during intake hours or use CLEAR Online. Have court papers and deadlines nearby.

Call (888) 201-1014; age 60 and older: (888) 387-7111 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Income, asset, case-type, service-area, and conflict rules apply.
Hours: General CLEAR line weekdays, 9:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.; confirm holiday closures.
Cost: Free for eligible matters.
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

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (888) 201-1014; age 60 and older: (888) 387-7111
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

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: ____________________________________________________________

County-listed statewide civil legal aid hotline.

Start here

Call or use the county directory link before traveling.

Call 1-888-201-1014 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county directory does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Not listed in the county directory. Call first.
Cost: The county directory does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county directory. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: 1-888-201-1014
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 directory. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Thurston County. Confirm city, ZIP code, and residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Official transit access cannot be reviewed until the 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: ____________________________________________________________

Statewide legal information, advice, and referral line for eligible low-income people. Two current Kitsap County pages list different final digits for the phone number.

Start here

NEEDS VERIFICATION: confirm the correct CLEAR number on the provider's current page before directing a family to call.

Call (888) 201-1014 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Income and case-type rules apply. Eviction summons cases should use Washington's eviction-defense intake path.
Hours: Call during the current CLEAR intake hours. Verify the number before publication.
Cost: Free legal information and possible assistance for eligible people.
What should I bring?: Have legal papers, deadlines, and basic financial information ready.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (888) 201-1014
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

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: ____________________________________________________________

County-listed screening line for tenants facing eviction.

Start here

Call or use the county directory link before traveling.

Call 1-855-657-8387 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county directory does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Not listed in the county directory. Call first.
Cost: The county directory does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county directory. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: 1-855-657-8387
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 directory. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Thurston County. Confirm city, ZIP code, and residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Official transit access cannot be reviewed until the 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: ____________________________________________________________

Free court forms and filing information for protection orders. Crisis Support Network may provide advocacy, but court staff cannot give legal advice and this service is not legal representation.

Start here

Review the court page, call the clerk, and contact Crisis Support Network for advocacy. For immediate danger, call 911.

Call Superior Court Clerk (360) 875-9320; North District Court (360) 875-9354; South District Court (360) 642-9417; CSN (800) 435-7276 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The correct court and order type depend on the relationship, conduct, and whether a minor child is involved.
Hours: Call the correct court for current filing hours and emergency procedures.
Cost: Forms are free. Ask the clerk about any filing fee or fee waiver for the order type.
What should I bring?: Bring or safely preserve dates, messages, photos, reports, and other information if available. Do not risk safety to gather evidence.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Superior Court Clerk (360) 875-9320; North District Court (360) 875-9354; South District Court (360) 642-9417; CSN (800) 435-7276
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 the clerk for an interpreter, disability accommodation, remote option, or help identifying the correct courthouse.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Local support and connection to services for immigrant families.

Start here

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

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: No phone number is listed. Use online intake.
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: ____________________________________________________________

Care coordination and family support for children and youth with chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional needs. SMART accepts referrals for children age ten or younger and connects families to screening and services.

Start here

Call Public Health. For SMART, a parent, caregiver, provider, teacher, or another concerned person may refer a child.

Call (360) 875-9343 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The special-health program serves eligible infants, children, and youth through age 18. SMART referrals are for children age ten or younger; anyone may refer.
Hours: Call during county business hours.
Cost: The county describes SMART referral support as free. Confirm costs for any outside service.
What should I bring?: Ask what to bring before the first visit.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 875-9343
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Spanish web information, Vietnamese web information, Khmer web information, Ask about interpretation. 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: ____________________________________________________________

Provides court-appointed legal representation to eligible parents in Pierce County dependency and termination cases.

Start here

If you have an open case, ask the court whether counsel has been appointed and call Assigned Counsel if you do not know your attorney. Do not use this listing as a substitute for appearing at a hearing.

Call (253) 798-6062 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county provides representation to eligible parents who cannot afford an attorney and are involved in a Pierce County dependency or termination case. The court determines appointment and eligibility.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Cost: Court-appointed representation is provided to eligible parents. Ask the court or Assigned Counsel about any financial-screening process.
What should I bring?: Have your case number, hearing information, and contact information available if possible.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

949 Market St, Suite 334, Tacoma, WA 98402

Phone: (253) 798-6062
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask Assigned Counsel for an interpreter or language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Court appointment and financial eligibility apply.
Service area: Pierce County Juvenile Court dependency and termination proceedings.
Building access: Ask for an interpreter, disability accommodation, or communication accommodation as early as possible.

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 · 0.05 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 · 0.05 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: ____________________________________________________________

Uses a monthly lottery to provide eligible Pierce County renters with help for past-due rent when they are facing eviction.

Start here

Create an online account, submit a complete application before the monthly lottery, and provide accurate landlord contact information. Selection and eligibility do not guarantee payment.

Call Application help: (253) 593-6641 ext. 113 or (253) 383-3056 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Must live in Pierce County, rent and currently live in the unit, include everyone on the lease, have a 14-day, 30-day, or eviction notice, owe no more than 3 months of rent, have income below 80% of Area Median Income, and not live in subsidized housing.
Hours: The lottery is held on the 10th of each month. The next listed deadline is August 10, 2026, at 11:59 p.m.
Cost: No application fee is listed.
What should I bring?: Proof of income or no-income statement, lease in your name, eviction or pay-or-vacate notice, proof of residency, landlord contact information, and a landlord ledger showing the amount owed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Application help: (253) 593-6641 ext. 113 or (253) 383-3056
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask an application-assistance provider for language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Self-application is available. Multicultural Child and Family Hope Center and Associated Ministries can help with the application.
Service area: Pierce County renters.
Building access: Online application and application-assistance providers are available. Ask a provider for disability or language accommodations.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Advocates help survivors with safety planning, Thurston County domestic-violence and sexual-assault protection orders, and related court support. Advocates are not attorneys and do not give legal advice.

Start here

Call the business office and ask for a legal advocate. If leaving voicemail, state whether the number is safe for a return call.

Call Business office: (360) 786-8754; 24-hour helpline: (360) 754-6300; TTY: 711 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Survivors of intimate-partner violence and sexual assault seeking advocacy and court support.
Hours: Business office Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. The helpline is available 24 hours.
Cost: No fee is listed. Confirm with the advocate.
What should I bring?: Ask what court papers, identification, or incident information to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

521 Legion Way SE, Olympia, WA 98501

Phone: Business office: (360) 786-8754; 24-hour helpline: (360) 754-6300; TTY: 711
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No agency referral is listed.
Service area: Thurston County protection-order support.
Building access: TTY 711 is listed. Ask about interpretation, disability accommodations, confidential contact, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Intercity Transit

Route 51Route 52

Adams St at Legion Ave [nb] Stop 769

Routes 51, 52 · 0.07 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Adams St at Legion Ave [sb] Stop 706

Routes 51, 52 · 0.08 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) 786-1881 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: ____________________________________________________________

Employment support and vocational services for people with disabilities and other barriers.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 475-0756 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-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Confirm program eligibility.
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.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

4525 Auto Center Way, Bremerton, WA 98312

Phone: (360) 475-0756
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 226

Auto Center Way at Kean Stop 516

Routes 228 · 0.00 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Oyster Bay at Conch Stop 208

Routes 226 · 0.14 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: ____________________________________________________________

Information, emotional support, and navigation for families raising children with disabilities or developmental differences.

Start here

Call before traveling. Ask whether the program is open, has supplies or funding, and serves your address.

Call (360) 352-1126 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county guide does not provide complete current eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
Cost: The county guide does not list a current cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county guide. Ask what to bring and whether help is available without documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

2505 Olympic Hwy N, Suite 140, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 352-1126
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 whether self-referral is allowed.
Service area: Mason County. Confirm any city, ZIP code, tribal, or school-district limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and phone or remote options.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route 5Route 7

Olympic Highway N @ Gateway Center Stop 2754995

Routes 5, 7 · 0.00 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Gateway Center Stop 811110

Route name not listed · 0.08 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.
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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.

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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.
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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.

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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.

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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.

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Trafton St & State St Stop 1288

Routes 57 · 0.15 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: ____________________________________________________________

Free civil legal aid with family safety services, housing justice support, and legal advice clinics for a range of civil legal issues.

Start here

Use online intake or attend in-person intake hours.

Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: People seeking help with covered civil legal issues.
Hours: Housing Justice Project in-person intake Monday-Thursday 1-3 p.m.; general in-person intake Monday-Wednesday 1-3 p.m.; online intake available 24/7.
Cost: Free legal aid.
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

621 Tacoma Ave S., Suite 302, Tacoma, WA

Phone: No phone number is listed. Use online intake.
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral requirement is listed. Ask when you call.
Service area: Pierce County outreach and intake listed on provider page.
Building access: Building accessibility is not yet confirmed. Ask before you go if you need an accommodation.

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 1

Tacoma Ave & S 7th St Stop 1259

Routes 1 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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6th Ave & G St Stop 1478

Routes 1 · 0.07 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: ____________________________________________________________

Drop-in center where people impacted by the justice system and behavioral health needs can meet rotating providers for housing, benefits, health care, treatment, employment, legal support, transportation help, and food.

Start here

Walk in during Hub hours. Check the current online partner schedule before traveling.

Call (360) 786-5230 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: The county describes the Hub for people with behavioral health needs who are impacted by the justice system. Ask whether a specific partner has additional rules.
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Individual partner schedules vary and change frequently.
Cost: The county does not list a fee for Hub access. Confirm any provider-specific cost.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for general Hub access. Partner programs may ask for documents.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

929 Lakeridge Dr SW, Olympia, WA 98502

Phone: (360) 786-5230
Email: resourcehub@co.thurston.wa.us
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral is listed for drop-in Hub access.
Service area: Thurston County.
Building access: Ask the Hub about mobility access, interpretation, disability accommodations, and remote options.

Getting there by bus

Intercity Transit

Route 24Route 35

County Courthouse [sb] Stop 322

Routes 24, 35 · 0.08 miles straight-line distance

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

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S. Evergreen Park Dr at 24th Way [nb] Stop 338

Routes 24, 35 · 0.10 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) 786-1881 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
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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 court-appointed legal representation to eligible low-income parents in Thurston County dependency proceedings.

Start here

Ask the Family and Juvenile Court whether counsel has been appointed. Call Public Defense if you need help identifying or contacting appointed counsel.

Call (360) 754-4897 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Parents in dependency proceedings who qualify for court-appointed counsel.
Hours: Main office Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Cost: Court-appointed representation for eligible parents. Confirm any financial-screening process with the court.
What should I bring?: Have the case number, hearing information, and current contact information available if possible.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

909 Lakeridge Drive SW, Olympia, WA 98502

Phone: (360) 754-4897
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Court appointment and financial eligibility apply.
Service area: Thurston County dependency proceedings.
Building access: The county dependency page states that the court provides interpreters. Ask for disability or communication accommodations as early as possible.

Getting there by bus

Intercity Transit

Route 24Route 35

County Courthouse [sb] Stop 322

Routes 24, 35 · 0.05 miles straight-line distance

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

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S. Evergreen Park Dr at 24th Way [nb] Stop 338

Routes 24, 35 · 0.09 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) 786-1881 before leaving.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
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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: ____________________________________________________________

County-listed court facilitator service. Scope, fees, and appointment rules require confirmation.

Start here

Call or use the county directory link before traveling.

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Who can get help?: The county directory does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Not listed in the county directory. Call first.
Cost: The county directory does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county directory. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: No phone number is listed. Use online intake.
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 directory. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Thurston County. Confirm city, ZIP code, and residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Official transit access cannot be reviewed until the service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
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Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

County-listed civil legal aid provider serving low-income residents.

Start here

Call or use the county directory link before traveling.

Call (360) 705-8194 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The county directory does not provide complete eligibility rules. Confirm with the provider.
Hours: Not listed in the county directory. Call first.
Cost: The county directory does not list a cost. Confirm with the provider.
What should I bring?: Not listed in the county directory. Ask what to bring.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 705-8194
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 directory. Confirm with the provider.
Service area: Thurston County. Confirm city, ZIP code, and residency limits.
Building access: Ask about mobility access, disability accommodations, interpretation, and remote options.

Getting there

Official transit access cannot be reviewed until the service location is confirmed.

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
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Apply, attend, or pick up the resource.
Save any confirmation and write down the next follow-up date.

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Offers free civil-law help with family law, parenting plans, support, protection orders, minor guardianship, housing, contracts, and other civil issues.

Start here

Use the online intake or attend a listed first-come, first-served clinic. Bring court papers and deadlines.

Call (360) 425-2579 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Low-income residents of Lewis and other listed Southwest Washington counties. Conflict and case-type screening apply.
Hours: Clinic dates change. Check the current clinic schedule or call before going to the courthouse.
Cost: Free for eligible matters.
What should I bring?: Ask what documents are needed and what alternatives are accepted if records are missing.

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Contact and location

345 W Main St, Room 429, Chehalis, WA 98532

Phone: (360) 425-2579
Email: franm@timberlandla.org
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

Lewis County Transit

Route RedRoute Yellow

Lewis County Courthouse - 275 W Main St. Stop 3460603

Routes Red · 0.04 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 · 0.12 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

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Confidential crisis support, emergency shelter screening, safety planning, legal and medical advocacy, support groups, and referrals for domestic-violence and sexual-assault survivors.

Start here

Call the 24-hour support line. For shelter, ask for eligibility screening. For groups, an intake is required.

Call 24-hour support: (877) 923-1212; shelter screening: (360) 432-1212 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Advocacy serves survivors regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation. Shelter requires screening. The provider says male survivors receive emergency-housing help rather than placement in its shelter.
Hours: The sexual-assault and domestic-violence support line is listed 24 hours a day. Group and office times vary and may be confidential.
Cost: Advocacy and support groups are free. Confirm any shelter-related details during screening.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for calling the crisis line. Ask an advocate what is needed for shelter intake.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

31 WA-300, Suite 101, Belfair, WA 98528

Phone: 24-hour support: (877) 923-1212; shelter screening: (360) 432-1212
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: Hablamos Espanol. Ask about disability accommodations, confidential communication, and safe transportation.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route 1Route 3Route 4Route 21Route 23

NE Clifton Ln @ Bill Hunter Park Stop 811096

Routes 1, 3, 4, 21, 23 · 0.17 miles straight-line distance

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

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North Mason HUB (Senior Center) Stop 819955

Routes 4 · 0.24 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) 427-5033 before leaving.

My next steps

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Provides individualized employment counseling and services for eligible people with disabilities.

Start here

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

Call (360) 807-7180 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: 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) 807-7180
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: ____________________________________________________________

Free, confidential domestic-violence hotline, text line, emergency shelter, safety planning, legal advocacy, court support, family advocacy, support groups, and housing help.

Start here

Call (800) 500-5513 or text (360) 277-7607. Call 911 for immediate danger.

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Who can get help?: People experiencing domestic violence may contact the hotline. Program-specific shelter and housing rules are discussed confidentially with an advocate.
Hours: Hotline and text support are available 24/7. Administrative and advocacy schedules vary; call before visiting the office.
Cost: All domestic-violence services are free and confidential.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for crisis-line contact. An advocate will explain any later program requirements.

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Contact and location

905 Pacific Ave, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (800) 500-5513
Email: info@ywcakitsap.org
Languages: Interpretation is available for non-English speakers. 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 226Route 224

Pacific at 9th St Stop 670

Routes 226 · 0.00 miles straight-line distance

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

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11th St at Pacific Stop 669

Routes 224 · 0.08 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.
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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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