LOCATION: Tacoma, WA

Tacoma – South Puget Sound, WA

Serving Pierce County

We are here for you and our work and services continue, but our doors in the South Puget Sound District are closed until further notice to protect everyone from COVID-19. Please contact us by calling 253-272-8433 during business hours or email us at southpugetsound@lcsnw.org for more information or help. Read more.

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Contact Information

Address

3848 S. Junett
Tacoma, WA 98409

Phone

253-272-8433

Email

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Fax

253-597-6456

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South Puget Sound

Hours

Mon: 8:00am – 4:30pm
Tues: 8:00am – 4:30pm
Wed: 8:00am – 4:30pm
Thu: 8:00am – 4:30pm
Fri: 8:00am – 4:30pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed

Director

Trudy Sorensen

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Congratulations to our Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Program Managers as they were awarded grants to continue their work in RSVP in Pierce and Kitsap counties! The renewal of these federal grants are for a three-year period from AmeriCorps Seniors. This means the spirit of service and good work of 280 senior volunteers will continue at many community sites including food banks such as Nourish Pierce County, Central Kitsap Food Bank in Silverdale, the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop/Silverdale, Meals on Wheels, museums, hospitals, Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat for Humanity, and the Northwest Furniture Bank to name a few.

Several of these locations are currently in need of volunteers. For more information on RSVP volunteer opportunities in Kitsap County, please email: RSVPkitsapcounty@lcsnw.org and for Pierce County, email: RSVPpiercecounty@lcsnw.org ... See MoreSee Less

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Our volunteers love to help their community!

JOIN US for Opening Minds through Art (OMA)! Sessions are starting in March. Learn more about our art classes for people living with dementia and their care partners. The OMA sessions are held one hour a week via Zoom, for 6 weeks total. There is NO COST to participate and materials are safely delivered to your porch.

For more information, please email dementiaservices@lcsnw.org.
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Make Cards for Seniors

Looking for a creative and safe way to help our community?
The COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for each and every one of us. It has brought even more isolation to our seniors, making it more difficult to connect with them. Santa for Seniors is collecting homemade cards, letters or artwork to give to our isolated seniors. This is a simple way to cheer up someone’s day and let them know they’re in people’s hearts and minds during this difficult time.

For more information, email Teri McKeown at tmckeown@lcsnw.org

LCSNW Interview with TV Tacoma – CityLine

Home Care during COVID-19

LCSNW is proud and honored to be able to continue offering private Home Care services throughout Pierce County even during these trying times. We place safety along with health, justice and hope at the forefront of what we do. Having a history of caregiving services in Pierce County for 30 years, we understand what it takes to offer safe and effective service. Joseph Fry, Home Care Director and Lindsey Morey, Home Care Supervisor, talk about Home Care services and safety procedures they are taking during the pandemic in a recent interview on Tacoma TV’s CityLine.

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Opening Minds through Art

Openings Minds through Art (OMA) is a new program funded by our Dementia-Friendly Pierce County grant. OMA is rolling out in a virtual format due to COVID-19 and we are excited to enroll participants for our six-week sessions starting in October and January. OMA pairs people with dementia with their trained care partner (family, friend or caregiver) to create abstract works of art using a person-centered approach. No art experience is necessary and the sessions are free. All training, supplies, and instruction are provided in a no-contact format to ensure the health and safety of our artists and volunteers.

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Tacoma – South Puget Sound, WA

South Puget Sound

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