YWCA Pierce County

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Tacoma, United States

ywcapiercecounty.org
Social services organization· Association or organization· Non-profit organization· Women's shelter

YWCA Pierce County Reviews | Rating 4,2 out of 5 stars

YWCA Pierce County is located in Tacoma, United States on 405 Broadway. YWCA Pierce County is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category social services organization in United States.

Address

405 Broadway

Phone

+1 2532724181

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
Most praised
Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Nancy Mc Fadden

In 1969 then in 1972 (ages 18 and 21) YWCA was for young women starting out on their own. I lived here, my first place on my own. They used a vintage switchboard phone system and would ring the floor when we received a call. One day from the library I discovered narrow a passage/stairway up to the attic and roof, kind of like a C. S. Lewis book. It was a cozy and homey place to live, simple and minimal.

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JJ desiree

the staff are not professional on the shelter side. I received zero aid in moving out and had about zero assistance while there. many times tried to report abuse of children living down the hall and as \CPS mandators\ they did absolutely no investigating or reporting on keeping these children safe. overall I was grateful I could stay in a safe room for 30 days but overall nothing that uplifted or assisted me in moving forward in life. I'm glad I found other resources that did however.

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Karla Clippinger

This is a wonderful place for help. They are very supportive and will do everything and anything they can to help you.

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Sammy

I spent the full span at there DV shelter. It was probably the safest I had ever felt for so long after all the abuse then homelessness. They are firm on exit dates and certain rules and reasonably so. You don’t have to worry about food because they have a food pantry. You can get food at any time but be mindful of others who need it aswell. You can do your laundry and the outdoor area had a smoking gazebo and a play place with swings. Once a week they have a support group with volunteers making you dinner and then a support group for victims for teenagers and adults. The units are actually amazing with your own kitchen and bathroom and a lockable door. Be mindful you will have to atleast wait on a waiting list because DV and homelessness is on the rise. The advocate will not hand feed you. You have to take your life into your own hands and keep up with whatever housing program you’re in. But beyond that a vast majority of the staff are kind. Some are a bit intimidating. But it’s much like a secure dorm building. They give you toilet paper and feminine products. LOTS OF STAIRS!!

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MsBerry

YWCA, Impressed with the services and helping me get DIVORCED. Now I am HAPPILY DIVORCED!!

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