Through housing, services, support, and treatment, we serve Pierce County mothers and their children impacted by chemical dependency, homelessness, and trauma. We help mothers achieve and maintain safe reunification through clean and sober living, healing, and self-sufficiency. New Phoebe House has been serving women at full capacity since opening in 2002. New Phoebe House provides a healthy, safe, and communal environment where women and children experience a family setting in a beautifully restored Victorian house. Sleeping quarters, play areas, a living area, common kitchen and dining facility, complete with laundry facilities, provide over 5000 square feet to support healthy family reunification. As residents are assured that their day-to-day needs for food, shelter, referrals for medical, mental health, and dental care, and clothing assistance are met, they can focus on remaining clean and sober, developing job skills, gaining education, becoming financially literate, building a resource network, and improving parenting skills. This comprehensive approach allows the women and children to live in the New Phoebe House for up to two years. At the end of this time period, the program goals aim for each woman to be self-sufficient, more resilient, able to parent in a loving and safe manner, and transitioned to more permanent housing.