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Client Resources

 

Exodus Housing has compiled a listing of client resource links grouped by region. Resources are listed for King County, Pierce County and Statewide/National links.

 

In addition, an excellent source of information is your regional United Way

 

In Pierce County, call 1-800-572-HELP, for referrals. Or visit their website at uwpc.org.

 

In King County, call , 1-800-244-5767, for referrals. Or visit their website at uwkc.org.



Resources

 

King County Resources

Community Resources Online (CRO)
CRO connects you with up-to-date details on thousands of services in Seattle & King County. Whether you're looking for counseling, a food bank, or any community service, you can find it here.

 

Federal Way Youth & Family Services
The agency offers services in the areas of youth and family counseling, drug and alcohol treatment and prevention, anger management, and domestic violence assessment and counseling.

 

King County & Eastside Community Resources
A nice listing of community resources provided by a local attorney. Information is provided on Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault, Counseling & Community Resources, Legal Resources & Family Law links.

 

Metro Online
Listing of routes, fares and other King County public transportation services.

 

Seattle/King County Crisis Clinic
For emergency assistance or community resources within Seattle and King County.

 

South King County Multi-Service Center
A provider of emergency shelter, transitional housing, low-income housing, emergency support services, literacy and employment services.

 

YWCA of Seattle/King County/Snohomish County
The YWCA offers self-sufficiency programs, domestic violence prevention & recovery services, youth development & children's services, and physical & mental health services.

 

Pierce County Resources
Boys & Girls Clubs of Tacoma/Pierce County

Daily afterschool programs and summer programs for boys and girls 6-18; includes meals, tutoring, recreation, and self esteem building programs.

 

Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare
Greater Lakes Mental Healthcare is dedicated to providing the people of Pierce County a broad range of community-based mental healthcare services which improve the quality of individual, family and community life.

 

Metropolitan Development Council
Provides homeless services, childcare resources, employment & training, drug & alcohol treatment.

 

Pierce Transit
Lists of routes, fares and other public transportation services.

 

Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
Scroll down for a listing of Family Support Centers, dental resources, substance abuse, domestic violence, etc.

 

Tacoma & Pierce County YWCA
Employment resources, domestic violence victims services, and women's health programs.

 

Statewide & National Resources

 

Access Washington
Washington State government information and services.

 

Child Care Resources
We have a database of over 2,000 licensed child care centers and family providers plus license-exempt preschools and before- and after school programs.

 

DSHS
Information on the programs and policies of Washington's Dept. of Social and Health Services.

 

Homeless People's Network
If you've ever been homeless--or are now--here's a new list just for you. It spans three continents and a range of worldviews and backgrounds.
Information on "homeless assistance agencies" which provide a range of services, including shelter, food, counseling, and jobs skills programs. This site also has great information about other resources!

 

HUD's Homeless Assistance Programs
Information on "homeless assistance agencies" which provide a range of services, including shelter, food, counseling, and jobs skills programs. This site also has great information about other resources!

 

Welfare Rights Organizing Coalition (WROC)
The mission of WROC is to effect economic and social justice by educating and empowering low income parents. WROC is made up of individuals and groups whose purpose is to empower people receiving public assistance to make positive changes in the welfare system.



Washington Respite Programs
National Resource Center for Respite and Crisis Care Services

 

Washington's WorkFirst Website
This Website contains general information "About WorkFirst" as well as more specific information for different groups who have an interest in WorkFirst, such as employers, staff and program participants.

 

Please send your comments or questions regarding this website to info@exodushousing.org .


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