Community Resources
If you are homeless and experiencing domestic violence you can access a variety of housing or temporary shelter resources in Pierce County. Pierce Counties’ Coordinated Entry System, is the Centralized intake system for the county and they can be reached at 253-682-3401 to get an intake for housing/shelter. Other types of emergency/legal resources listed below are also available within Pierce County.
“When I was accepted at Exodus, I felt relief, hope and pride. I was beyond happy the day I moved in because now I would be able to provide safety for myself and my child. When she saw the house for the first time she said “Wow, mommy! Thanks for getting me a house. “I have my own room!” Having a place of our own means that we can move forward and grow as a family. With case management and setting goals, I have someone to talk to and help out along the way. Having the support that Exodus gives means having someone you know care about you being successful as much as you.”
Emergency Services
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
Pierce County Domestic Violence Hotline: 253-798-4166
YWCA Domestic Violence Hotline: 253-383-2593
KWA Domestic Violence Hotline: 253-359-0470
CFJC Domestic Violence Hotline: 253-798-4166
Police: 911
DV Shelters
YWCA: 253-383-2593
Korean Women’s Association: 253-359-0470
Family Renewal Shelter: 253-485-9010
CDVAP Puyallup Tribal Shelter: 253-680-5499
DV Legal/Advocacy
Crystal Judson Family Justice Center: 253-798-4310
YWCA: 253-365-6352
Tacoma Pierce County Bar Association: 253-572-5134
Tacoma Community House: 253-383-3951
Northwest Immigrants Rights Project: 206-587-4009
General Information
Pierce County Resource Line: Dial 211
“I am finally safe! There is no more abuse in my life now that I am in my own place, for which I am extremely appreciative and thankful! I was really scared but excited for my new beginning when I was able to move in. My child felt secure the first night that we stayed at our own apartment. I am doing this on my own, but I have the Exodus support system to help me provide independence for myself and security for my son.”