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New Connections - Pierce County

Community Resource

Serves: Tacoma, Pierce County

About this resource

Offers a supportive shelter for formerly incarcerated women and their dependent children. The cottage is a small home, houses a family for up to 90 days. Assists with finding permanent housing, employment, education and more.

Intake Procedure: For those incarcerated, participating in alternative sentencing or work release programs: Fill out an application and request that a counselor, or other staff-person, scan and submit the application via e-mail.Applications may also be mailed using the United States Postal Service (USPS).Applications submitted at least 2 months prior to release date are more likely to be successful. Previously incarcerated women who are currently experiencing homelessness: Download an application from the website and submit the application by e-mail or regular mail.Applications can be downloaded from www.nctacoma.org. Click on the "Our House" tab.

Fees: Accepts Department of Corrections housing vouchers for women coming directly out of incarceration who qualify for the Resilient Reentry Program. Shelter residents pay no rent; however, regular savings are required for those with an income.

Who can use this

  • Women currently incarcerated in correction institutions and those participating in alternative sentencing or work release programs in Washington State. Only women who will have custody of at least one child upon release will be considered for residence at the cottage. Women who are not custodial parents but who hope to regain custody of their children should apply to Irma's House. OR Recently incarcerated women - with dependent children - who are currently experiencing homelessness.

Get in touch

Phone
(253) 617-1405
Website
nctacoma.org/houses/
Email
info@nctacoma.org
Address
613 South 15th Street, Tacoma, WA 98405
Tacoma, Washington
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