Provides support and advocacy for recovery and wellness through scheduled activities and peer support. Services include mental health and wellness support groups, men's and women's support groups, computer classes, support for building resumes and cover letters and completing job applications, and an evening Warm Line for peer support. Services are focused on those in recovery from substance abuse or mental health issues.

Offers confidential veteran peer support through a helpline, email as well as live chat.   Provides help with navigating the military, VA systems and community support agencies. Works to find the best options for the caller and connects them to financial counseling, legal advice or medical services in their local communities.   Peer Support Line is also available to "just to talk", and is staffed entirely by Veterans and family members representing all branches of service.   Also offers follow-up for those with ongoing concerns.

Operates a confidential peer support help line where calls are answered by specially-trained volunteers who understand what it's like to live with mental illness.   Volunteers use the principles of recovery and empowerment to provide emotional support, comfort and information to callers living with the challenge of mental illness. Provides: - Connection to like-minded peers who can provide emotional and mental health support - Mental health recovery-oriented conversations with a shared experience perspective - Ongoing support through regular contact Reasons to call: - Connect with peers who’ve gone through mental and emotional challenges - Relationships - Social challenges - Stress related to life, school, work, and family - LGBTQIA+ and Gender Identity - Mental health concerns - Recovery - Emotional support and connection - Discuss daily challenges - Share successes - Process feelings - Reduce isolation - Seek understanding

Provides a confidential, daily, emotional-support help line covering Pierce County, staffed by trained peers who have lived experience with emotional and behavioral health challenges. Available to any caller who needs to talk with someone that will listen, support, comfort and provide resources.

Provides confidential information to help people navigate the health system. Offers basic information on a wide range of health topics and makes referrals to local health care services.

Provides phone based peer support to individuals that have been diagnosed with or exposed to hepatitis C. Support includes: help finding resources such as free or low cost testing and treatment, financial assistance for medical treatment, and general information on prevention, risk factors, and additional resource options. Also provides information on website and app.

Offers free telephone counseling with professional oncology social workers. Counseling can help: -  Learn new ways to cope with a cancer diagnosis   -  Explore and manage feelings which may include sadness or anxiety   -  Speak with your children and other loved ones about cancer   -  Find help with financial challenges   -  Improve communications with the health care team   -  Connect with resources   Also offers online and telephone support groups facilitated by an oncology social worker. Provides free online education workshops and teleconferences about cancer-related topics. Previous workshops are available in an archive as podcasts.

Provides culturally specific peer support helpline for South Asian LGBTQ+ individuals.

Offers a confidential space to talk about pregnancy, parenting, abortion, and adoption. Peer Counselors offer judgment-free support at any point before, during, and after pregnancy, regardless of which options the caller is considering.

Provide mental health support and build community with parents and birthing people coping with perinatal mood and anxiety disorders through connection, information and resources. Services include 24-hour phone support, parent to parent support groups online and in-person, partner support for family members who want to support someone coping with postpartum depression or anxiety, and resource packets emailed/mailed at no cost. Firmly anti-racist and welcoming of all individuals struggling with PMADs.

Partners with Families and Children prevents, interrupts, and repairs cycles of abuse and neglect within families.

Provides support for individuals experiencing loneliness, isolation, depression, or anxiety. Provides active listening, emotional and grief support, information and referrals, and suicide and crisis intervention.

Provides support services and information for people affected by cancer.   Offers ongoing emotional support services through: - The Telephone Lifeline and Lifeline Chat -  Family meetings/couple meetings - Online emotional support -  Resource navigation programs -  Consultation services -  Therapist referrals -  Community outreach and education - In-person Creative Expression and Equine Therapy classes - Counseling services - Tips for navigating online programs - Family support workshops Trained family consultant meets with family members, caregivers and friends to help them find effective ways to live with the challenges of cancer.   This agency is not a resource for medical advice or medical information.

Provides a 12-step program for people who want to quit drugs. County meetings and times vary, please call or go online to find a meeting and verify times and locations.

The Narcotics Anonymous (NA) 12-step recovery program is free to all who need it. "NA is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean."

Provides a support line staffed by individuals who have experienced racism. Support line staffers listen to caller's concerns and may provide referrals to further community resources.

Provides support and help with recovery for those who want to stop their sexually destructive thinking and behavior. Implements the 12 step program in the meetings