Transportation 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: ____________________________________________________________

Possible transportation, firewood, food, minor home repair, and household support for older adults and people with disabilities.

Start here

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

Call (360) 753-3340 Visit program website 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

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 753-3340
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

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: ____________________________________________________________

Transportation information for Medicaid medical rides, cancer treatment in Olympia, and volunteer-driver medical or basic-needs trips for Grays Harbor residents age 60 or older who no longer drive.

Start here

Call the number for the correct program before the appointment. Ask how far ahead to schedule and whether an escort or child may ride.

Call CCAP (360) 500-4535; Medicaid rides (800) 846-5438; TTY (800) 934-5438 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Medicaid transportation requires ProviderOne eligibility. Cancer transportation is for people unable to reach radiation treatment in Olympia. Private volunteer-driver transportation is for Grays Harbor residents over age 60 who no longer drive because of health or age.
Hours: Call for trip eligibility, scheduling rules, and advance-notice requirements.
Cost: Medicaid rides may include transit fare, fuel or mileage reimbursement, volunteer drivers, shared rides, or cabulance. Confirm any cost for other programs.
What should I bring?: Have ProviderOne and appointment information ready for Medicaid rides. Other programs may request age, residence, medical appointment, or mobility information.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: CCAP (360) 500-4535; Medicaid rides (800) 846-5438; TTY (800) 934-5438
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: The provider describes wheelchair-accessible and specialized transportation. TTY is available for Medicaid ride scheduling.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Older Mason directories identify CAC as the Housing and Essential Needs provider, but CAC's current page says the agency does not administer HEN. The current Mason provider must be identified before families are referred.

Start here

Ask DSHS which organization currently administers HEN in Mason County. Do not rely on the older county directory listing.

Call (360) 426-9726 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: DSHS determines HEN referral eligibility. A current local provider has not yet been confirmed in this research phase.
Hours: NEEDS VERIFICATION. Call DSHS or CAC only to identify the current administering provider.
Cost: No application fee is expected, but current local services and provider require confirmation.
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) 426-9726
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: Mason 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: ____________________________________________________________

Counseling, peer support, case management, and transportation assistance.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 337-0672 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: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
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

3029 Wheaton Way, Bremerton, WA 98310

Phone: (360) 337-0672
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 215Route 217

Wheaton Way at Sheridan Stop 533

Routes 215, 217 · 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
Wheaton Way at Dibb Stop 564

Routes 215, 217 · 0.15 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: ____________________________________________________________

Homelessness support, transportation, meal delivery, and job-readiness assistance.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 373-3000 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: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
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

419 Park Ave, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (360) 373-3000
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 220Route 228Route 238Route 226

Burwell at Park Stop 478

Routes 220, 228, 238 · 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
6th St at Park Stop 206

Routes 226 · 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) 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: ____________________________________________________________

Fare-free public bus routes connecting Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Cosmopolis, Elma, Montesano, Oakville, Centralia, Olympia, Quinault, Ocean Shores, Westport, Pacific Beach, Taholah, and other communities.

Start here

No application is required for fixed-route service. Use the trip planner or call customer support before traveling.

Call (360) 532-2770; (800) 562-9730; TTY 711 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Open to the general public.
Hours: Routes have different schedules. Customer support is available during business hours; offices list Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Cost: Fixed routes and HarborFlex remain fare-free in 2026.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for fixed-route rides.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

705 30th St, Hoquiam, WA 98550

Phone: (360) 532-2770; (800) 562-9730; TTY 711
Email: info@ghtransit.com
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: Call about wheelchair boarding, stop accessibility, reasonable modifications, and traveling with a child or mobility device.

Getting there by bus

Grays Harbor Transit

Route 20P

Port Industrial at 30th St Stop 20730

Routes 20P · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Port Industrial Rd at 30th Stop 20315

Routes 20P · 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 (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: ____________________________________________________________

On-demand service that includes public dial-a-ride in Elma, Montesano, Westport, and Ocean Shores, plus door-to-door shared paratransit for people whose disabilities prevent fixed-route use.

Start here

Open a HarborFlex account online or by phone. Complete the separate paratransit application if a disability prevents fixed-route use.

Call (360) 532-2770 ext. 2; (800) 562-9730 ext. 2; TTY 711 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: General public dial-a-ride is available in listed service areas. Paratransit requires an application, eligibility review, and certification.
Hours: Dial-a-ride operates weekdays in Elma, Montesano, and Westport, and weekdays and weekends in Ocean Shores. Paratransit mirrors fixed-route operating hours.
Cost: HarborFlex remains fare-free in 2026.
What should I bring?: Ask what disability and functional information is needed for paratransit certification.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 532-2770 ext. 2; (800) 562-9730 ext. 2; TTY 711
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: Door-to-door shared paratransit is available for certified riders. Spanish application information and TTY 711 are listed.

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 bicycle repairs and may have a complete bicycle for someone in need, depending on donations.

Start here

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

Visit program website View destination map 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: Tuesday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; check for updates.
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

539 N Pearl St, Centralia, WA 98531

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: 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 by bus

Lewis County Transit

Route Yellow

Splash Pad -505 N Pearl St. Stop 3460593

Routes Yellow · 0.05 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 Learning Center Stop 4259962

Routes Yellow · 0.05 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 fare-free fixed-route buses and fare-free Dial-A-Lift paratransit in the Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, and Yelm service area.

Start here

Board fixed-route buses without paying a fare. Apply separately for Dial-A-Lift eligibility before using paratransit.

Call Customer Service: (360) 786-1881 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Fixed-route bus service is open to the public. Dial-A-Lift requires eligibility approval.
Hours: Route schedules vary. Use the current May 2026 transit guide or trip planner.
Cost: No fare on Intercity Transit buses or Dial-A-Lift during the current demonstration. Vanpool and Community Vans may charge fares.
What should I bring?: No fare media is required for fixed-route buses. Dial-A-Lift may require eligibility documentation.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Customer Service: (360) 786-1881
Email: customerservice@intercitytransit.com
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No referral for fixed-route buses. Dial-A-Lift approval is required.
Service area: Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, Yelm, and the Intercity Transit service area.
Building access: Dial-A-Lift provides door-to-door service for approved riders with disabilities. Contact Customer Service for trip planning and accommodations.

Getting there

Intercity Transit itself is the transportation service in this record.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Emergency support and resource navigation for eligible veterans and some immediate family members.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 473-2034 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: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
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

1201 Park Ave, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (360) 473-2034
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 212Route 215Route 217Route 224

11th St at Park Stop 205

Routes 212, 215, 217, 224 · 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
11th St at Pacific Stop 669

Routes 224 · 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: ____________________________________________________________

Temporary emergency financial assistance for eligible veterans and qualifying family members.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 337-4811 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: The county guide does not list complete hours. Call before traveling.
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

345 6th St, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (360) 337-4811
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 226

Pacific at 6th St Stop 610

Routes 226 · 0.04 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
Pacific at ML King Way Stop 611

Routes 226 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

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

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

My next steps

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

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Shared-ride transportation for qualified seniors and people with disabilities who cannot use regular routed buses some or all of the time.

Start here

Complete the ACCESS application or call customer service. Determination may take up to 21 days; temporary and visitor eligibility may be available in listed circumstances.

Call (800) 422-2877 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Eligibility is based on how a disability or condition affects use of fixed-route buses, not diagnosis, income, inability to drive, or possession of a disabled-parking placard alone.
Hours: Approved riders schedule at least one day and up to seven days before a trip. Service hours vary by area and day.
Cost: $2 one way, with a possible $1 surcharge for trips beginning or ending in outlying areas.
What should I bring?: Complete the application and provide information about functional ability. The form explains professional verification requirements.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (800) 422-2877
Email: kitsapride@kitsaptransit.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: Applications are available in English, Spanish, and Tagalog. TDD: (360) 377-9874. Ask about reasonable modifications.

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 bus service with free rides for youth 18 and under and reduced-fare options for qualifying low-income, senior, and disabled riders.

Start here

Plan a trip online. For reduced fare, bring one accepted eligibility document to the Bremerton customer-service office or use the regional ORCA process.

Call (360) 377-2877 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Routed buses are open to the public. Youth 18 and under ride free. Reduced fares require a qualifying ORCA or Regional Reduced Fare Permit card.
Hours: Route schedules vary. Customer service hours are listed on the transit website.
Cost: Routed bus and local foot-ferry fare is $2 adult and $1 reduced. Youth 18 and under ride free. Pass prices and fast-ferry fares differ.
What should I bring?: Reduced-fare applicants must show one listed form of eligibility proof. Youth may obtain a free Youth ORCA card with an official age document.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

10 Washington Ave, Bremerton, WA 98337

Phone: (360) 377-2877
Email: kitsapride@kitsaptransit.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 customer service about lift-equipped service, travel training, reasonable modifications, and ACCESS paratransit.

Getting there by bus

Kitsap Transit

Route 212Route 215Route 217Route 220Route 221Route 222Route 224Route 225Route 226Route 228Route 229Route 238Route 301

Bremerton TC Stop 1

Routes 212, 215, 217, 220, 221, 222, 224, 225, 226, 228, 229, 238, 301 · 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
Pacific at Naval Museum Stop 241

Routes 212, 215, 222, 229, 238 · 0.05 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 advance-reservation door-to-door trips for life-sustaining activities, including medical appointments and essential shopping.

Start here

Call at least one weekday before the trip and schedule both the outbound and return ride.

Call (360) 330-5555 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Trip purpose and service-area rules apply. Call to confirm that the trip qualifies.
Hours: Reservations must be made by 4 p.m. on the previous weekday. Same-day requests are not accepted.
Cost: Ask for the current DARTT fare when scheduling. Youth fare rules may differ.
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: (360) 330-5555
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, but advance reservation is required.
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: ____________________________________________________________

Runs fare-free fixed-route buses through Lewis County communities and along regional corridors.

Start here

Use the trip planner or call customer service to plan the outbound and return trip.

Call (360) 330-2072 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Open to the public.
Hours: Route schedules vary. Check the current schedule and service alerts before leaving.
Cost: Fixed-route service is fare-free.
What should I bring?: No document is listed for fixed-route service.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

212 E Locust St, Centralia, WA 98531

Phone: (360) 330-2072
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 accessible stops, travel training, and mobility accommodations.

Getting there by bus

Lewis County Transit

Route BlueRoute Yellow

Berry Fields Stop 3460626

Routes Blue, 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
S Tower Ave & E Pine St. Stop 4259961

Routes Yellow · 0.15 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 ADA transportation for people who cannot use the fixed-route bus because of a functional or cognitive mobility limitation.

Start here

Contact Lewis County Transit for the LIFTT eligibility application and reservation rules.

Call (360) 330-5555 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: An ADA eligibility application and approval are required.
Hours: Call or check the program website for current hours.
Cost: Lewis County Transit states LIFTT service is fare-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: (360) 330-5555
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: ADA eligibility approval is required before riding.
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: ____________________________________________________________

May help with furniture, bedding, firewood, gas, laundry or grocery vouchers, toiletries, rent, utilities, and other basic needs through local partners.

Start here

Call once, leave a clear message with the need and contact information, and wait for a return call.

Call (360) 748-8611 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Lewis County neighbors who complete the Connection Center intake and qualify for available help.
Hours: Calls are handled in the order received. Current office hours are not listed on the service page.
Cost: Assistance is generally provided without charge; confirm any conditions.
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: (360) 748-8611
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Connection Center screening is required.
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: ____________________________________________________________

Fare-free shared, door-to-door transportation within Mason County for anyone when routed service is not available or appropriate. No disability or age eligibility is required.

Start here

Call at least two hours and preferably 48 hours in advance. Trips may be requested up to two weeks ahead. Rides are first-come, first-served and not guaranteed.

Call (360) 427-5033; toll-free (800) 374-3747 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Open to the general public. There is no age, disability, or application eligibility requirement, but a first-time rider file must be created.
Hours: Monday-Saturday. Reservations are taken 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; information is available 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Cost: Free for trips within Mason County.
What should I bring?: First-time riders provide name, phone, home and destination addresses, date of birth, emergency contacts, mobility devices, and attendant or guest information.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 427-5033; toll-free (800) 374-3747
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Language Line available by phone. 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: TTY/TTD 711 or (800) 833-6388. Tell the scheduler about mobility aids, a personal care attendant, service needs, and language help.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Public bus routes connect Shelton, Belfair, Allyn, Hoodsport, Skokomish, Squaxin/Kamilche, Olympia, Bremerton, Brinnon, and McCleary. In-county travel is fare-free.

Start here

Use the route schedules or call customer service for trip planning. Most routes may deviate up to three-quarters of a mile when arranged in advance and road conditions allow.

Call (360) 427-5033; toll-free (800) 374-3747 Visit program website View destination map Report a change

Who can get help?: Routed service is open to the public.
Hours: Ten routes are listed on weekdays, nine on Saturdays, and no routed service on Sunday. Route schedules vary.
Cost: Travel within Mason County is free. Listed out-of-county one-way fares are $1.50 adult/youth, $0.50 senior/reduced, and free for children six and under. Bring exact change.
What should I bring?: No documents are needed for regular in-county service. Reduced out-of-county fare may require qualifying identification.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

601 W Franklin St, Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 427-5033; toll-free (800) 374-3747
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Language Line available by phone. 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: TTY/TTD 711 or (800) 833-6388. Call for route deviation, mobility access, reasonable modification, or language help.

Getting there by bus

Mason Transit Authority

Route 1Route 5Route 6Route 7Route 8Route 10Route 11Route 21Route MPRoute Z

Transit-Community Center (TCC) Stop 811115

Routes 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 21, MP, 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
Cota & 5th @ Peninsula Credit Union Stop 811121

Route name not listed · 0.11 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

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

Routes and stops can change. Check the transit trip planner or call (360) 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: ____________________________________________________________

Origin-to-destination transportation for people whose disability prevents use of the fixed-route bus. Service operates near eligible fixed routes and during comparable days and hours.

Start here

Submit the ADA application. After approval, call option 1 to schedule.

Call Scheduling (360) 875-9418 option 1 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: ADA eligibility is based on whether a disability prevents use of fixed-route service. Service is generally within three-quarters of a mile of eligible routes.
Hours: Apply before using the service. Pacific Transit says it sends an eligibility decision within 21 days after receiving a complete application.
Cost: Fare-free as of July 31, 2026.
What should I bring?: Complete the application and provide the disability or functional information it requests.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Scheduling (360) 875-9418 option 1
Email: ada@pacifictransit.org
Languages: Ask the provider about language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No outside referral is listed. Confirm whether a specific service requires one.
Service area: Pacific County.
Building access: This is disability transportation. Ask about companions, personal-care attendants, mobility devices, and reasonable modifications.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Shared curb-to-curb transportation for the general public throughout Pacific County when space is available. The service changes its name from Dial-a-Ride to Pacific Go on August 1, 2026.

Start here

Call to reserve. Give pickup and destination addresses and ask how early to book.

Call North county (360) 875-9418 option 1; peninsula (360) 642-9418 option 1 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Open to the general public. Rides are shared and depend on space and scheduling.
Hours: Reserve in advance. Call for the current service window, pickup estimate, and return trip.
Cost: Currently fare-free.
What should I bring?: No disability certification is required for this general-public service.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: North county (360) 875-9418 option 1; peninsula (360) 642-9418 option 1
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 dispatcher about mobility equipment, assistance needs, children, or an escort when reserving.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Fare-free bus routes connect Raymond, South Bend, Long Beach, Ilwaco, Ocean Park, Oysterville, Naselle, Bay Center, Aberdeen, and Astoria. Some rural stops require a call ahead.

Start here

No application is required for fixed routes. Call ahead for Bay Center or Naselle stops when the schedule requires it.

Call North county (360) 875-9418; peninsula (360) 642-9418 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Fixed routes are open to the public.
Hours: Schedules vary by route. Check the current Blue, Brown, Red, Tan, Yellow, Orange, Purple, and Green schedules and the return trip before leaving.
Cost: Fare-free as of July 31, 2026.
What should I bring?: No documents are listed for fixed-route travel.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: North county (360) 875-9418; peninsula (360) 642-9418
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 Pacific Transit about lifts, mobility devices, stop accessibility, and reasonable modifications.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Arranges the lowest-cost appropriate transportation for eligible Apple Health members who have no other way to reach covered health care.

Start here

Call the number for your county or use the online trip request portal. Have your ProviderOne card, pickup address, provider name and phone, appointment date and time, type of appointment, and expected return time ready.

Call Pierce County: (800) 925-5438; TTY (800) 934-5438 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: You must have current Apple Health or another covered state medical-assistance benefit, have no other way to reach the appointment, and be traveling to a covered health care service.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., except listed holidays. Submit requests at least 2 business days ahead; the Washington Health Care Authority recommends calling 7-14 days ahead when possible.
Cost: No rider cost is listed for approved transportation. The broker selects the lowest-cost appropriate option.
What should I bring?: ProviderOne services card and appointment details. The broker may ask the health care provider for more documentation.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Pierce County: (800) 925-5438; TTY (800) 934-5438
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: Ask the broker for language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: Self-request is available. The broker may require provider documentation, especially for ride service when transit is available or for care outside the local community.
Service area: Serves all seven initial Family Resource Project counties. Pierce County uses a separate toll-free scheduling number from the other listed counties.
Building access: Possible assistance includes public transit fare, ferry fare, gasoline, mileage or toll reimbursement, and ride service. TTY service is available.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Transportation listed for AA, NA, outpatient substance-use treatment, and mental-health appointments.

Start here

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

Call (360) 427-2020 Visit program website 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

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 427-2020
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

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: ____________________________________________________________

Mobile outreach on the Long Beach Peninsula with food, fuel or bus help, tents, sleeping bags, warm clothing, hygiene items, and shower-access support when supplies and funding allow.

Start here

Call or email the program navigator. Explain the immediate need and current location.

Call (360) 214-6241 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: The organization focuses on poverty in the Long Beach Peninsula and Ocean Beach School District. Each item or event may have separate limits.
Hours: Program navigator Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Call or email for the mobile schedule.
Cost: Free when assistance is available.
What should I bring?: Ask whether any identification, address, or homelessness information is needed.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 214-6241
Email: ally.ppr.wa@gmail.com
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: The Hub is mobile. Ask where it can meet you and what accommodations are available.

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 free transportation for approved riders in rural east and south Pierce County to reach public transit, medical care, work, and essential shopping.

Start here

Apply online from the official program page or call Access Pierce. After approval, follow the program's instructions to schedule a demand-response trip or use a connector route.

Call Access Pierce: (253) 572-4357 or (800) 572-4357 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: You must live in or travel through the eligible east or south Pierce County service area and be approved before riding. Eligible groups include people who identify as low income, people with disabilities, veterans, adults age 65 or older, and youth ages 12-17.
Hours: Connector shuttles run every 45 minutes Monday-Friday. Demand-response trips are available Monday-Saturday for dialysis, work, and other essential trips.
Cost: Free for approved riders.
What should I bring?: The public page does not list every item required for approval. Be ready to explain where you live or travel and which eligibility group applies to you.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: Access Pierce: (253) 572-4357 or (800) 572-4357
Email: No public email is listed.
Languages: English, Ask Access Pierce for language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No agency referral is required, but the program must approve you before your first trip.
Service area: Rural east and south Pierce County, including the Sumner/Bonney Lake and Spanaway/South Hill connector areas. Check the official service-area map for a specific address.
Building access: The county describes the service as fully ADA accessible. Language complaint forms are available in English, Spanish, Samoan, Vietnamese, Russian, and Korean.

Getting there

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

My next steps

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

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

Provides origin-to-destination public transportation for approved riders whose disability prevents them from using regular fixed-route bus service for some or all trips.

Start here

Submit the online or paper SHUTTLE application and explain how your disability prevents regular bus use. Pierce Transit may contact a professional source or require a functional assessment. A decision is due within 21 days after the application and assessments are complete.

Call (253) 581-8000; toll-free (800) 841-1118; TTY 711 Visit program website Report a change

Who can get help?: Eligibility is based on how a physical or cognitive disability prevents use of regular accessible bus service. A disability, age, lack of a car, limited income, or difficulty understanding English does not automatically qualify a rider.
Hours: Call for reservations and service information. Reserve a ride 1-5 days before travel. Customer service numbers and prompts are listed on the official page.
Cost: $1.75 for a one-way trip. Personal care attendants and riders age 18 or younger ride free under the rules listed on the official page.
What should I bring?: A complete signed application, mailing address, and contact information for professional sources. Additional records or an in-person functional assessment may be requested.

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (253) 581-8000; toll-free (800) 841-1118; TTY 711
Email: adaquestions@piercetransit.org
Languages: Ask Pierce Transit for language help. Ask about interpretation for other languages.
Referral: No agency referral is required. Pierce Transit must find the rider eligible under ADA paratransit rules.
Service area: Within the Pierce Transit SHUTTLE service area. Riders outside the area may need to reach an agreed pickup point inside the service area.
Building access: Applications are available online or by mail. Call TTY 711 or the ADA Eligibility Department for help completing the application. A personal care attendant may ride free when identified during scheduling.

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: ____________________________________________________________

Possible help with eviction prevention, utilities, and bus tickets through local parish volunteers.

Start here

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

Call (360) 984-4355 Visit program website 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

Countywide, remote, confidential, or location not yet confirmed

Phone: (360) 984-4355
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

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: ____________________________________________________________

Food, hygiene, transportation and utility help, 24-hour packs, a thrift store, and a women's shelter serving Bremerton.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 377-2929 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, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Confirm which services are offered each day.
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

1117 N Callow Ave, Bremerton, WA 98312

Phone: (360) 377-2929
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 224Route 212

Callow & 11th St Stop 567

Routes 224 · 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
11th St & Callow Stop 641

Routes 212, 224 · 0.02 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: ____________________________________________________________

General assistance, food, transportation help, utility help, hygiene supplies, and thrift-store services.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 876-6933 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, 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Confirm service-specific hours.
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

2525 Bethel Rd SE, Port Orchard, WA 98366

Phone: (360) 876-6933
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 109Route 119Route 108

First Lutheran P&R Stop 809

Routes 109, 119 · 0.05 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps
2516 Bethel Ave Stop 888

Routes 108 · 0.06 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

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

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

My next steps

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

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

General assistance, food, transportation help, utility help, hygiene supplies, and thrift-store services.

Start here

Call or use the provider website before traveling.

Call (360) 779-9980 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: Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.-noon. Confirm current services and schedule.
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

18943 Caldart Ave NE, Poulsbo, WA 98370

Phone: (360) 779-9980
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 619Route 344

Caldart & Hostmark Stop 1418

Routes 619 · 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
Hostmark at Caldart Stop 1110

Routes 344 · 0.12 miles straight-line distance

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

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

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

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

My next steps

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

Notes: ____________________________________________________________

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

Start here

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

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

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

Address, bus stops, contact details, and source

Contact and location

11150 Gravelly Lake Dr. SW, Lakewood, WA 98499

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

Getting there by bus

Pierce Transit

Route 214

Gravelly Lake Dr & Nyanza Rd Stop 39

Routes 214 · 0.14 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

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

Routes 214 · 0.16 miles straight-line distance

The GTFS feed marks this stop as wheelchair accessible.

Walk from this stop: Google Maps Apple Maps

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

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

My next steps

Call or visit the website and confirm the program can help.
Confirm the hours, eligibility rules, and documents to bring.
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Family Emergency Assistance Lead

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ACCESS Paratransit

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Washington Apple Health Non-Emergency Medical Transportation

Recovery Transportation Lead

The Hub Mobile Outreach

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SHUTTLE ADA Paratransit

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Basic Needs and Women's Shelter

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Basic Needs Assistance

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