Connecting people to the vital services they need to thrive.
Connect Pierce is a free service that matches individuals and families with community-based workers who provide personalized, one-on-one support to help access available health and social care resources. Please contact us if you live in Pierce County and need help accessing food, housing, transportation, legal support, childcare or other similar services.
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If you or someone you know needs care coordination assistance, please complete the Connect Pierce referral form or or call the 24-Hour Intake Line at 253-453-0448.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency and need help immediately, please dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency and need help immediately, please dial 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Connect Pierce Case Management Partners
Elevate Health partners with a diverse collaborative of local organizations to power Connect Pierce. We support staff at these organizations who help Pierce County residents connect with the health and wellness services they need to thrive.
- Affordable Housing and Treatment Services
- Brotherhood R.I.S.E.
- Caring with Compassion Community
- El Camino
- HopeSparks
- Lorene's Place II
- Metropolitan Development Council
- Oasis Youth Center
- Puyallup Tribal Health Authority
- Samoan Nurse's Organization of Washington
- Serving Our Community
- Tacoma Community House
- Tacoma Slavic Association
- Wakulima USA
Elevate Health in Action
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Community is Everything
Our Pierce County community is strong, resilient, and diverse. Explore their worlds in these stories.
Explore CommunityMeet our Partners
We collaborate with organizations to support people in need, close gaps in services, and affect positive change in Pierce County.
Our PartnersSupport Our Work
Build a better future for all Pierce County residents by contributing to the Elevate Health Community Resiliency Fund.
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