Welcome
Reach Out, a program of Catholic Community Services of King County (CCSKC), provides shelter, daily meals, and case management services to homeless adults at local Federal Way Churches during the coldest winter months. The program relies on partnerships with area congregations, community organizations, businesses, as well as many caring individuals and families.
The program's goal is to serve those in need by providing support to assist them in achieving self sufficiency, in turn strengthening our community. Thanks to continued support from our community, the men's shelter is in it's fifth winter season, and the women's shelter is in it's second winter season. Both will be open for a full five months this year.
The program's goal is to serve those in need by providing support to assist them in achieving self sufficiency, in turn strengthening our community. Thanks to continued support from our community, the men's shelter is in it's fifth winter season, and the women's shelter is in it's second winter season. Both will be open for a full five months this year.
The Reach Out Shelters opened on November 1, 2012. Intake is required prior to admittance and is at the following locations:
See the Intake Information page for the days and times for each location.
- CCS/ Kent Family Center (1229 W Smith St, Kent WA)
- St Anthony’s Parish Ministry Center (314 S 4th St, Renton WA)
- New Hope Christian Fellowship (31411 6th Ave S, Federal Way, WA)
See the Intake Information page for the days and times for each location.
If you have any questions feel free to
contact Catholic Community Services –
SKC Shelter Services at:
(253) 854-0077
contact Catholic Community Services –
SKC Shelter Services at:
(253) 854-0077
Upcoming Events2nd annual Rollermania
March 25th, 6pm-9pm Join us for an evening of fun! For more information, please see the Events page. |
We respect your partnership with us and will not share, sell, rent or trade your personal data with anyone and only work with third party services that share this view. Rest assured we will not use your information for anything other than communicating Reach Out information to you. |
The following is a comment made by a man served last winter:
"At a time when my life seemed darkest and filled with turmoil, the program was a light that beat back the darkness."
"At a time when my life seemed darkest and filled with turmoil, the program was a light that beat back the darkness."


