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  • Advising
    • Partners with students to remove systemic barriers to education and create a learning environment where all students thrive and achieve their learning and career goals.
  • Mental Health Counseling
    • Offers in-person sessions on the Fort Steilacoom and Puyallup campuses as well as telehealth sessions via video or phone, whichever is best for you.
  • Student Achievement Support Services (SASS)
    • Offers multiple programs and a brave space for Black, Indigenous, Persons of Color (BIPOC), LGBTQ/QTPOC, students with disabilities, and all students to seek refuge, and an opportunity for them to cultivate their strengths, intelligence, resilience, and creativity.
  • Workforce – Job and Career Connections
    • Job and Career Connections staff are available to help you work on your resume, research occupations, interview prep, search for an internship or job, and more!

  • Comprehensive Life Resources (CLR)
    • Provides multiple programs to help those who are homeless obtain resources for temporary and permanent housing, particularly those impacted by incarceration.
  • Metropolitan Development Council (MDC)
    • Manages Forensic Housing and Recovery Through Peer Services (F-HARPS) program to help those exiting, or at risk for entering, inpatient behavioral healthcare settings.
  • Native American Reentry Services
    • Supports Native American, Asian, Pacific Islander, and other Aboriginal people with reentering from incarceration.
  • New Connections
    • Programs for women returning from incarceration.
  • Pioneer Human Services
    • Provides counseling, treatment, housing, and job skill programs for those returning from incarceration.
  • Workforce Central
    • Provides support upon reentry to help connect to employment opportunities and other resources.

  • Northwest Community Bail Fund (NCBF)
    • Provides bail assistance for those facing pre-trial detention due to the inability to pay. Focuses on standing between those most vulnerable to abuse by systems of policing and therefore prioritize assistance for non-white and non-cisgender people. 

  • Prison Scholar Fund
    • Provides re-entry services that include technology support including affordable internet access and technology, job skills training, and more.

  • Indeed - Fair Chance Hiring
    • Selecting the "Fair Chance" option will show employers currently hiring that make it easier for those who have been incarcerated to find employment.
  • Just Threads
    • Provides formerly incarcerated individuals and community members in need with clothing for job interviews, work attire, athletic apparel, and accessories for everyday life.  
  • WorkSource
    • Has a statewide job search engine, offers skill training programs, application material support, and much more. Multiple locations across Washington State.