Pierce County Resource Guide to Services and Supports for Individuals
Who Experience Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities
(section links below).
Please call our office at 253.564.0707 to make arrangements to pick up your copy!
Dear Reader:
This Pierce County Resource Guide is dedicated to the hard work and commitment of those who have endeavored
timelessly over the years to “keep the promise.”
We want to acknowledge the generous support of Pierce County Human Services, Developmental Disabilities
Program, in providing the funds to update and print this important comprehensive guide to services and supports
for individuals who experience intellectual/ developmental disabilities. This important tool will assist you in
navigating the public and private programs and services available throughout Pierce County and beyond.
The Pierce County Coalition for Developmental Disabilities (PC2) welcomes the opportunity to assist individuals
and families in finding the services and programs that best meet your needs. We are here to answer your calls
if you need further assistance. Whether you are an individual who experiences an intellectual/developmental
disability, have a family member who experiences an intellectual/developmental disability, work within the disability
field, or are in the general community, we welcome your questions and concerns.
We acknowledge that, when compiling this complex list of resources, there are changes that can occur during the
production process. Please know that every effort was made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of agency
information.
GLADD holds dances on the 3rd Friday of each month in September-June at South Park Community Center. The dances are for adults with developmental disabilities who are 18 years of age and older. 6-8 p.m. $5 suggested donation.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Puget Sound/Tacoma-Pierce County
Big Brothers/Big Sisters partners with actively involved community members to match caring adults with children, both of whom benefit from our one-to-one mentoring programs.
The Scouting program is a dynamic program that is meeting the needs of the youth of today. There are STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) programs, outdoor adventures, and character building opportunities.
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound
Boys & Girls Clubs of Puget Sound, Al Davies Branch
The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound strives to create a safe and positive place for youth to develop life skills, gain academic support, participate in health and fitness activities, and to provide oppportunities that allow youth to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound
Boys & Girls Clubs of Puget Sound, DA Gonyea Branch
The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound strives to create a safe and positive place for youth to develop life skills, gain academic support, participate in health and fitness activities, and to provide oppportunities that allow youth to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound
Boys & Girls Clubs of Puget Sound, Milgard Family Eastside Branch
The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound strives to create a safe and positive place for youth to develop life skills, gain academic support, participate in health and fitness activities, and to provide oppportunities that allow youth to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound
Boys & Girls Clubs of Puget Sound, Gary and Carol Milgard Family Hope Center
The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound strives to create a safe and positive place for youth to develop life skills, gain academic support, participate in health and fitness activities, and to provide oppportunities that allow youth to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound
Boys & Girls Clubs of Puget Sound, Cheney Family Branch
The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound strives to create a safe and positive place for youth to develop life skills, gain academic support, participate in health and fitness activities, and to provide oppportunities that allow youth to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Puget Sound strives to create a safe and positive place for youth to develop life skills, gain academic support, participate in health and fitness activities, and to provide oppportunities that allow youth to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
C.A.S.T. "Catch A Special Thrill" for Kids Program
C.A.S.T. for Kids was designed to create an environment where children (ages 6-18) and adults could benefit, sharing a day of fun on the water that they may not otherwise get to experience. Children’s groups from the local area are hosted at a local site and supplied with fishing rods & reels, a t-shirt, hat and tackle box, partnered with a volunteer experienced angler (guide), and escorted onto a motorized boat, where, along with their caretaker, are shown the proper techniques of fishing and are educated on natural resources. They all then return from their morning fishing excursion to a BBQ lunch and awards ceremony. Call or visit the website for more detailed information or find out how you can host an event in your local area.
We inspire and enable youth of all backgrounds and abilities to discover their spark, value the natural world, and become tomorrow’s leaders, today. Camp Fire Central Puget Sound ignites a passion for nature, a commitment to service and a drive to succeed in 10,000 children and teens every year. Since 1915, kids have relied on Camp Fire for fun and educational experiences that develop their confidence, academic success, leadership and social skills. With the support of our community, we build tomorrow’s leaders today. We are very proud to be a welcoming place for all kids to come together to learn, play and grow into confident and caring members of society.
CFI is a non-profit organization serving as a resource for individuals with disabilities to fully access and participate in the community through outreach, advocacy, and independent living skills development. Our core services are: peer mentoring, info & referral, advocacy - individual and systemic, independent living skills training and transition services. Also offered: peer mentoring support groups, social activities and events, resource website, training on finding and keeping an attendant, and adaptive computer skills training. CFI serves Pierce, Thurston, South King, Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, Island, and San Juan Island Counties. Visit the website for additional statewide locations and contact info.
Changing Rein Equine Assisted Activities & Therapies
Changing Rein’s herd teaches our clients and students what healthy connection looks like, feels like and how those skills are essential in healthy human relationships. Changing Rein’s Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and Learning offeres services based on the principles developed by Natural Lifemanship’s Trauma-Focused EAP. Changing Rein offers different services based on Natural Lifemanship’s principles of healthy connection: equine assisted psychotherapy, equine assisted learning and Hands on Horses for teens facing difficult life circumstances.
The Children’s Museum of Tacoma was established in 1985 by parents, teachers, and community leaders dedicated to creating unique resources for families in Tacoma and the South Puget Sound Region.
The Companionship Program is designed to provide fully inclusive recreation and leisure opportunities for individuals with special needs and their families. Our goal is to assist the participants in finding and maintaining strong friendships while playing and trying new activities. The program is a cooperative effort with the Bethel, Clover Park, Eatonville, Peninsula and Sumner school districts. Please visit our website to view our newsletter/program calendar. Our quarterly newsletters feature the upcoming calendar of events/programs and help keep you up to date. As you view the calendar please note that some events may have a fee or registration fee. There is no commitment of membership. Come once or come often.
Easter Seals Camp Stand By Me has been an inclusive, barrier-free environment for children and adults with disabilities to experience all the joys of camp without limitations. Camp is about all the things children and adults CAN do: swim, canoe, sing, eat s'mores, build lifelong friendships and more. We offer week-long sessions in the summer, and weekend respite in the fall, winter, and spring. With low staff to camper ratios and an on-site registered nurse, we can serve children and adults of any ability level. Camp Stand By Me offers all of the activities of a traditional summer camp in a safe, accessible environment. Activities include: campfires, boating, fishing, swimming, arts, crafts, outdoor education, sports, recreation, and archery.
The mission of the Eatonville Family Agency is to serve individuals, families and senior citizens in need and to reduce the impact of poverty through a variety of social services and community programs. We provide services and programs to help our community members in need. We provide a food bank, backpack food program for school students, clothing bank, senior citizen activities, DSHS basic food and medical enrollment assistance, holiday food and toys, school supplies, and so much more. If you live in the Eatonville or rural southeast Pierce County area and you need assistance, please call or come by the office.
Enumclaw Specialized Recreation is a non-profit group that works with Special Olympics of Washington and the Enumclaw Parks Department to provide year-round activities, classes, sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. As a Special Olympics athlete, you will take on the challenge of athletic training and competition, increase physical fitness and have a great time doing so. Special Olympics athletes are an inspiration to the community and we hope you will be inspired to participate.
Equest Special Riders is a non-profit organization of trained volunteers who provide therapeutic recreational horseback riding and instruction for persons left physically or mentally disabled through irregularites of birth, high fevers, disease or trauma from an accident. A few students are adults; the greatest majority of the special riders are children. Children, who might never have walked, enjoy a chance of experience the exhilaration of moving freely, mounted atop a horse. While riders are invloved in specialized games designed to improve coordination, the horse’s gait massages their leg muscles. You need to only watch one session to realize how much riding impacts the self-confidence and well being of the students.
Franklin Pierce Youth First (FPYF) is a responsive, compassionate, and committed school-community partnership organization advocating for all of our community’s youth and families. FPYF seeks to build collaborative partnerships and culturally relevant services that empower families and youth for success, with special consideration for those who are disenfranchised or disconnected. A primary component of FPYF is the FPYF coalition, comprised of community members and organizations, committed to comparable goals and working together to meet the mission of FPYF.
In 2004, Friendly Horse Acres became incorporated as a non-profit organization. Now everyone, no matter their circumstances, can enjoy horses and ponies. Contributions are welcome. Sponsorship programs are also available. Please contact us to hear more detailed information about services that are offered. And find us on Facebook.
Girl Scouts is the world's preeminent leadership development organization for girls in grades K-12. Partnering with caring adult volunteers, girls build leadership skills by designing fun and challenging activities that empower them to discover, connect, and take action to make the world a better place.
The City of Federal Way is committed to providing programs and services accessible to individuals with disabilities. The Inclusion Programs include life-skill, recreation, social programs and Special Olympic sports for adults and youth with developmental and intellectual disabilities. We also offer integrated summer day camps for children living with disabilities. Scholarships are available and respite waivers are accepted for most recreation programs. Requests for special accommodations will be considered on a case-by-case basis. (Please contact the recreation office 7 working days prior to program start date.)
Music is for EVERY child! One of the many strengths of Kindermusik is its focus on the different developmental needs of each stage of childhood. Each Kindermusik class level is designed to give every child the most appropriate and stimulating environment to nurture their developmental needs. In fact, it is Kindermusik’s musical and developmental basis that makes the program such a natural and effective way to augment occupational, physical, or speech therapy.
Whether you're looking for boarding, training or lessons for riders of all ages and skill levels, we're here to help. Whether you're five or fifty-five, just getting started or jumping the big stuff, we've got a lesson group for you. Your horse is an athlete who benefits from consistent and challenging work. Full and part time training available. Call for rates and availability.
There’s something for everyone at the Lakewood Senior Activity Center. Whether you love to do woodworking (or want to learn how), or need to brush up on your computer skills, we have you covered. We also offer the opportunity for fellowship with monthly birthday celebrations, dessert of the month gatherings and Welcome Wednesday - a chance for newcomers and regular users to get together at the center and socialize. To see a full list of classes and activities at the Center, read the Lakewood Connections Magazine. The Senior Activity Center is located at the Lakewood Community Center overlooking the beautiful Seeley Lake Park and walking trail.
We at L’Arche Tahoma Hope are people, with and without developmental disabilities, sharing life in communities belonging to an international federation. Mutual relationships and trust in God are at the heart of our journey together. We celebrate the unique value of every person and recognize our need for one another. The mission of L’Arche is: To make known the gifts of people with developmental disabilities, revealed through mutually transforming relationships; to foster an environment in community that responds to the changing needs of our members, while being faithful to the core values of our founding story; to engage in our diverse cultures, working together toward a more human society.
Metro Parks provides social recreation programs for people with disabilities (intellectual disabilities) through the Specialized Recreation Program. Pre-registration is required for all activities. Activities include social, athletic/sports, outings, and classes. Social programs are held in the evening and during the day and include exercise, games, music, and basic fun making new friends. We offer six sports through Special Olympics (basketball, track and field, soccer, golf, softball, aquatics and bowling), year round bowling and footgolf. Other programs include: weekend adventure outings (day trips), vacation adventures (overnight camping), special events, and dances. Our vacation trips provide opportunities for adults (18 years and older) with disabilities to vacation with friends in the northwest in a variety of settings. Vacations typically last 2-5 days and include lodging in hotels, tents, and residential camps. Typical activities include sightseeing, canoeing, swimming, shopping, hiking, and visiting local tourist attractions. Metro Parks also offers youth programs and a one-week summer day camp in August. For more detailed information please call or visit our website.
My Team Triumph is an athletic ride-along program created for children, teens, adults and veterans with disabilities who would normally not be able to experience endurance events such as triathlons or road races.
An art program for differently-abled people. Our mission is to provide people who have physical, intellectual, or emotional disabilities the opportunity to participate in the visual arts. Art classes include painting, printmaking, collage, clay, sculpture, jewelry making, doll making, and mixed media. Call for class information / schedule.
The Outdoors for All Foundation transforms lives through outdoor recreation. Founded in 1979 in the Pacific Northwest, Outdoors for All is a national leader in delivering adaptive and therapeutic recreation for children and adults with disabilities. Outdoors for All enriches the lives of individuals with disabilities and families and helps them to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. Outdoors for All’s programs includes snowboarding, snowshoeing, cross country and downhill skiing, cycling, mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, youth and adult day camps, yoga, military programs, weekend excursions and custom events. Please visit our website for more information.
The Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department preserves and maintains over 600 acres of parkland, open spaces, public buildings and areas to enhance the beauty and positive image of Lakewood. The department establishes partnerships to ensure that a comprehensive system of programs, facilities, and services are available to meet the needs of the community. Parks and Recreation contributes to the vitality of Lakewood; encourages economic development, creates neighborhood identity and improves the quality of life for our citizens. The recreation division offers a diverse selection of youth recreational activities focusing on healthy, physical activity. For Park Shelter Rentals, please visit the website or call for information.
Camp Parkview takes place on beautiful Vashon Island at the Burton Conference Center. This annual stay-away camp for adults with disabilities is a unique experience that allows for fun, recreation and togetherness in the lovely Northwest outdoors. Over 60 campers with many types of disabilities come to camp each year, along with 40+ volunteer counselors. Campers stay in accessible cabins with private bathrooms and are able to participate in accessible recreation such as boating, swimming, arts and crafts, singing, nature paths and an fantastic all-camp talent show. We have four volunteer registered nurses on staff providing 24-hour care, including medication administration. All of this is provided to our campers so that they will be able to have the full summer camp experience.
Pierce County Coalition for Developmental Disabilities (PC2)
PC2 is a parent-driven 501(c)3 organization responsible for providing clear, consistent information for families and individuals who experience developmental disabilities in Pierce County, Washington. PC2: provides resource links and follow-up/follow-along services for families; publishes a quarterly newsletter with relevant articles and information; publishes a comprehensive Resource Guide of services and supports; conducts educational meetings on a variety of topics; provides information at resource and vendor fairs throughout the county; provides a Home Ownership Down Payment Assistance Program for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families; co-hosts an annual Legislative Forum for constituents to meet and speak with their elected officials; provides information on how the legislative process works and how your voice can make a difference; shows you how you can connect with legislators and how to advocate for yourself; helps families find their voice!
Pierce County Parks and Recreation includes a wide range of activites and opportunities. Explore more than 4,200 acres of parks and trails. Find upcoming activites, classes, sports for all ages and abilties plus register online. Check out venues from weddings to picnic shelters. We have something for every occasion. Add new summer traditions with one of our awesome special events. Explore Pierce County’s two premier public gold courses. Learn about projects and department planning. Discover a variety of fun and rewarding volunteer opportunities. Find classes, programs, and activities for all ages and interests. Please visit our website for more information.
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium (PDZA) is the only combined zoo and aquarium in the Pacific Northwest. The 29-acre zoological park was established in 1905, and attracts about 700,000 visitors a year. It is nationally accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) and the Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums (AMMPA), which ensure rigorously high standards of animal welfare, veterinary care, conservation, education and more. The Zoo sits within 700-acre Point Defiance Park, offering spectacular views of Mount Rainier, the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound. PDZA is operated by Metro Parks Tacoma, the oldest independent park district in Washington.
PURPAS-“PAVE-ing a Unique Road for People on the Autism Spectrum” offers life skill informational classes for youth 14 years and older with autism. Topics include personal hygiene, leadership, advocacy, dating and relationships, cooking, transportation, street safety. Monthly social meet up activities are planned by youth and can include: bowling, board game night, pizza night, zoo outing, and arts and crafts. 1 adult = 3 youth, transportation not provided. Family gathering night is for all ages and occurs throughout the year. These include meeting for dinner in the community where families and individuals have conversation, plan future events, discuss life skills topics and share resources. The yearly calendar is distributed in early September and, throughout the year, social meet up activities will be added. (Located on the Tacoma Community College Campus in parking lot “I” as you enter from 12th Street; opposite side of the campus from TACID.)
Please call or visit our website for more information on our resources and programs such as: City of Puyallup parks, concerts in the park, day camps - summer, Pioneer Park Pavilion, facility rentals, food truck frenzy, Kiwanis Kids Spray Park, online registration (sports, recreation programs, and events), parks and open space update, preschool program, programs and classes, Puyallup Recreation Center, rainouts, special events, sports - adults, sports - youth, and volunteer - adopt-a-trail program.
Russell’s Ranch is an equine therapeutic riding program for individuals of all ages with physical and intellectual disabilities looking to build connections with horses. We are proudly certified through PATH (the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship), which promotes safety and optimal outcomes in equine-assisted activities and therapies for individuals with special needs. Russell’s Ranch provides riding and ground lessons in both adaptive and non-adaptive curricula. Please visit our website for more information.
Smith Habilitation Services provides Specialized Habilitation Services and Community Engagement Services to adults with developmental disabilities and other disorders.
We are contracted with DDA of Washington State. We are licensed and bonded with Washington State. (Previous company name was Quality Community Outings.) We serve Pierce, Thurston, and Kitsap Counties.
We are a group of kids, teens, parents, teachers and neurodiverse adults who believe in the power of theatre and creative play to support the natural development of resilience, self-esteem and concrete social skills for children and teens with unique social, emotional and developmental needs. Our Executive Director is a Master’s Level Special Education Teacher, with an emphasis in social/emotional development and a BA in Youth Advocacy through the Fine and Performing Arts. This background has allowed her to create an innovative program that is both ground-breaking and grounded in comprehensive theory and evidence-based practices. Available classes and camps inlcude: Social Skillz Summer Camp, Social Skillz Theatre Classes, Social Skills Academy, and Special Events. Please visit our website for more information.
We are a non-profit Special Olympics team serving the Tacoma/Puyallup area. We provide both traditional and unified sports opportunities for Bowling (Fall), Basketball (Winter), and Track (Spring). Our coaching staff is trained to provide a safe teaching and training environment for our athletes. We welcome athletes of all abilities ages 8 and over.
This class is designed for teenagers & adults with developmental disabilities. We share a short story & then everyone has the chance to share their praise report & a prayer request. A light snack is provided. Call for dates and times.
We are a catalyst for inclusion! Special Olympics Washington is the leader in sports, health, and community building, empowering children and adults with intellectual disabilities to be valued on and off the playing field. Through programming in sports, health, education and community building, Special Olympics is changing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities. Special Olympics removes barriers and stigmas that people with intellectual disabilities face, and so that they can share their gifts and talents with their communities. Everyone who comes in touch with Special Olympics is impacted in a way that helps them strive to achieve their personal best. Persons with intellectual disabilities, regardless of ability level, may participate in sports and other programs offered by Special Olympics Washington. Individuals are eligible for training and competition at age eight and there is no upper age limit. 18,000 athletes participate in Special Olympics Washington activities; over 5 million athletes compete in Special Olympics programs in 174 countries. Please visit our website for more information on athlete leadership program, training and competition, youth activation, volunteers, funding, unified sports, healthy athletes, young athletes, winter season, spring season, summer season, and fall season.
Steilacoom provides many adult programs, community services, facility rentals, and youth programs. Please visit our website for more information on services and schedules.
The City of Bonney Lake and the Sumner School District have operated a joint Recreation Program since 1991. In September 2017 the City of Bonney Lake took the lead in administering this program. Activities are offered at various school district and city facilities. Recreation program activities include indoor and outdoor sports for kids and adults, as well as a wide variety of camps, classes, and clinics.
After an initial evaluation from a licensed therapist at one of three locations in Puyallup, Sundance Circle Therapeutic Riding Centers will work with your physician to obtain a release to ensure we can provide the safest and most effective treatment for each hippotherapy patient. After that, all subsequent treatment will be held at the Sundance Circle Therapeutic Riding Center in Sumner. Hippotherapy is the use of horseback riding as a therapeutic or rehabilitative treatment, especially as a means of improving coordination, balance, and strength. This therapy can help treat cerebral palsy, autism, Down’s syndrome, ataxia, sensory integration disorder, developmental delay, traumatic brain injury, ADHD, genetic disorders, stroke patients, and many more.
After an initial evaluation from a licensed therapist at one of three locations in Puyallup, Sundance Circle Therapeutic Riding Centers will work with your physician to obtain a release to ensure we can provide the safest and most effective treatment for each hippotherapy patient. After that, all subsequent treatment will be held at the Sundance Circle Therapeutic Riding Center in Sumner. Hippotherapy is the use of horseback riding as a therapeutic or rehabilitative treatment, especially as a means of improving coordination, balance, and strength. This therapy can help treat cerebral palsy, autism, Down’s syndrome, ataxia, sensory integration disorder, developmental delay, traumatic brain injury, ADHD, genetic disorders, stroke patients, and many more.
After an initial evaluation from a licensed therapist at one of three locations in Puyallup, Sundance Circle Therapeutic Riding Centers will work with your physician to obtain a release to ensure we can provide the safest and most effective treatment for each hippotherapy patient. After that, all subsequent treatment will be held at the Sundance Circle Therapeutic Riding Center in Sumner. Hippotherapy is the use of horseback riding as a therapeutic or rehabilitative treatment, especially as a means of improving coordination, balance, and strength. This therapy can help treat cerebral palsy, autism, Down’s syndrome, ataxia, sensory integration disorder, developmental delay, traumatic brain injury, ADHD, genetic disorders, stroke patients, and many more.
Our vision is that all families affected by childhood cancer will experience a community of hope, joy, and love. When childhood cancer becomes your world, the Goodtimes Project creates caring spaces for local families to connect and for kids to be kids, through camps, events, and programs. Camp Goodtimes offers campers, ages 7-17, the opportunity to attend a resident camp that is specifically designed to provide opportunities for personal growth, connection among children impacted by cancer, and a whole lot of camp-tastic fun - all in a medically supervised environment. And while campers are enrolled, parents get a chance to just breathe. Camper eligibility includes cancer patients on- or off-treatment and a sibling.
Trips Inc. Special Adventures arranges and provides group vacations for adults of various abilities in a safe, respectful, and fun atmosphere. Our trips are designed for people with developmental disabilities and special needs who require chaperone support for a safe and enjoyable vacation.
Our classes incorporate a gentle form of the classical hatha yoga as taught by Integrative Yoga Therapy. This gentle, and slower paced approach make it more accessible to people of all sizes, ages, and fitness levels. It is non-competitive and most positions are easily modified to fit the individual needs of the practitioner. Yoga has been around for over 5,000 years and has proven itself to be a valuable complimentary approach to healing and nurturing the mind, body and spirit. Our style of yoga is not about twisting yourself into a pretzel, it is about gentle, slow moving postures that bring health, enjoyment, and well being into your life. All of our classes in our Home Studio are drop-in classes. We would love to welcome you to the world of yoga where you'll find new friends, new adventures and like minded people. Also group lessons are available in our studio or at your location for your special needs.
Special Friends Camps, designed for older teens and adults with special needs, make a big difference for campers and deeply impact the volunteers who serve as their buddies. Each camp is staffed with a high staff-to-camper ratio - often 1:1. Forty volunteers per week provide the necessary care, commitment, and level of support needed to make these friends feel special.
Free service providing talking books and braille books by mail or download, including locally produced titles of Pacific Northwest authors and interests. The collections are also available for loan to agencies serving eligible patrons. Youth services include a summer reading program and special events throughout the state.
It is our mission to foster the physical, mental and emotional growth and development of the State of Washington’s youth through the sport of soccer at all levels of age and competition. The Outreach Program for Soccer (TOPSoccer) is our program for players 4 years of age and older who have developmental and/or physical disabilities. The program is based on skill level, not age, and participants include players, coaches and buddies - volunteers who are paired with each player to assist with the game. TOPSoccer creates an opportunity for players with disabilities to be part of the soccer community, where they grow emotionally and physically and where their families, coaches and buddies connect to share in the joy of playing soccer.
Programs: aquatics, arts, camp, group exercise, healthy living, learning and development, social activities and events, sports, and volunteer. Amenities: 12 week healthy living center, adult locker rooms, basketball courts, cardio machines, child watch, dance studio, family locker rooms, family well-being center, fitness orientations, free weights, group cycling room, group exercise rooms, gymnastics center, indoor lap pool, indoor track, instructional pool, nursery, racquetball/handball courts, sauna and steam rooms, spa/therapy pool, special needs/family changing rooms, weight machines, yoga studio, and youth drop-in zone.
Programs: aquatics, group exercise, healthy living, social activities and events, sports, and volunteer. Amenities: basketball courts, behive massage therapy with therapists onsite to meet you wellness needs, cardio theater with mp3 player connections, fitness orientations, free weights and weight equipment, group cycling studio, group exercise, rooms, gymnasium, handball, racquetball, squash courts, hot tub, indoor track, locker rooms and vanity areas, reserved member parking lots (market street and court d lots), pilates studio, pool, secure storage lockers, steam room, stretching area, toning studio, and volleyball courts.
The YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties is an organization that embraces nondiscrimination, diversity, and inclusion. We welcome all people regardless of ability, age, background, ethnicity/race, faith, gender, gender identity, gender expression, or sexual orientation. Programs: overnight camp, day camp at lake helena, family camp, outdoor enviromental education, and homeschool program.
