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Housing & Household Items
Accessing shelter and housing in Pierce County starts with One Phone Call
Pierce County, together with Associated Ministries, implemented a new centralized intake and referral system for families and individuals at risk of, or currently experiencing homelessness. It's called Access Point 4 Housing, and it can be reached at (253) 682-3401. It offers a single place for people to call for homelessness prevention services, assessment, case management, and housing services.
Anyone in need of prevention or re-housing services can call this number and be referred to the best local housing and other resources best suited to their needs. Plus, Access Point 4 Housing also offers homelessness prevention services, including rent and utility assistance.
Access Point 4 Housing
(253) 682-3401
Additional local resources for housing, rental assistance, and household items are listed below.
All Saints Community Services
204 6th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371
Contact: (253) 848-2000
Monday – Friday, 10am-12pm or 1pm-3pm
Provides emergency financial assistance to Puyallup residents living in 98371, 98372, and 98373 zip codes. Assists with rent, utilities, prescriptions, gas vouchers, and local bus tickets.
Associated Ministries
Open Hearth Ministries
Call (253) 307-2274 for assistance
Provides emergency housing to families in the Puyallup-area.
Freezing Nights
(253) 845-7508 Ext. 301
Area-wide churches open their facilities to shelter adults overnight between October through March. Adults in need of shelter can meet at 7pm at the Puyallup Police Department or at 7:15pm
Helping Hand House
11701 101 Ave Ct E
Puyallup, WA 98371
(253) 682-3401
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 710, Puyallup, WA 98371
www.Help4Youth.net
A resource put together by Pierce County Youth Coaltition for the Homeless.
Phoenix Housing Network
7050 South G Street
Tacoma, WA 98408
(253) 682-3401
Pierce County Affordable Housing Consortium Resource Guide
St. Francis House
322 7th Street SE, Puyallup
(253) 848-3618
Provides clothing, furniture, meals, and other types of assistance to those in need.
Tacoma Pierce County Coalition for the Homeless
Online Resource Guide - click here.
United Way of Pierce County
Online Housing Guide available - click here.
Or Call "2-1-1" toll-free from any phone.
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