Toy Rescue Mission

Center for Independence, based in Lakewood, WA, is a federally funded non-profit organization dedicated to assisting disabled individuals, particularly those facing financial challenges. With six facilities across Washington state and a new satellite building in Whatcom County, they focus on providing outreach, advocacy, and independent living skills development. While not a residential facility, CFI serves the local communities of Lakewood and Tacoma, addressing the critical need for accessible and affordable housing for people with disabilities. Led by Executive Director Trina Forest, CFI actively works to transition individuals out of nursing homes and into supportive group home environments to promote community participation and independence. Generated from their available business information

The Korean Women's Association (KWA) is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Tacoma, WA, serving diverse communities in Western Washington since 1972. They provide multi-cultural, multi-lingual human services, including social services, senior wellness programs, affordable housing, and domestic violence assistance. Committed to supporting individuals regardless of race or ethnic background, KWA offers a range of programs to meet basic needs, health navigation, and senior support. Through advocacy, education, and socialization, KWA aims to empower communities and enhance the well-being of their clients. Generated from the website