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Community Resources at Calvary |
Sack Lunch MinistryCalvary is a congregation that ministers to feeding our local hungry. Our neighbors who are hungry can come to Calvary between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday and receive a free sack lunch. There are no forms to fill out, just come and enjoy lunch.
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Lutheran Counseling Network
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As an extension of the church's ministry to the community, Calvary is proud to provide building space for the Lutheran Counseling Network, Federal Way branch. They provide therapy for individuals, couples, families and groups addressing such areas as depression, anxiety, recovery from trauma, behavioral problems, parenting, sexuality, and spirituality. Enter the building through the glass doors and enter the LCN office.
We are unable to provide any other resources.
Calvary Lutheran supports the following organizations:
Community Resources in Federal Way
Federal Way Community Caregiving Network
Emergency Services
FWCCN has been providing services for over 20 years to people who are experiencing homelessness and need help meeting basic needs, serving within the boundaries of the Federal Way School District and Northeast Tacoma. |
Federal Way Day Center
The Federal Way Day Center is open 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday - Friday.
They are located next door to the Multi-Service Center at 33505 13th Place S., Ste D, Federal Way, WA 98003. |
Federal Way Multi-Service Center
Serves as a comprehensive resource for those in need, the Federal Way Multi-Service Center coordinates services with other groups in its service area to maximize resources. They offer guidance and assistance. They also have a food and clothing bank and offer information on a long-term care ombudsman program.
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Lutheran Community Services Northwest
South Puget Sound office - Tacoma
Dementia Services, Meals on Wheels, Refugee Resettlement – Washington, Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), Santa for Seniors, Senior Companion, Senior Friends & Virtual Friends, Senior Scene Newspaper and Where to Turn Guide, Social Engagement More information about community offices such as SeaTac serving other areas is available on the LCSNW website. |
Emergency Assistance
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Catholic Community Services of Western Washington (CCSWW) is the largest local private provider of assistance to individuals and families struggling with poverty and the most vulnerable in our communities.
CCSWW includes 12 family centers located throughout Western Washington, the Long Term Care System, Family Behavioral Health Services, and the Archdiocesan Housing Authority DBA Catholic Housing Services (CHS). CCS and CHS together annually serve tens of thousands of persons through more than 175 programs. |
The following information is current as of 5/6/25.
Shuttle Service for seniors and those with disabilities
The Hyde Shuttle, your Federal Way neighborhood shuttle is a free neighborhood van service for seniors age 55 and older and people with disabilities living in Federal Way. You can ride anywhere within the city limits to get to your doctor appointments, shopping, etc. Phone (206) 727-6262
The Hyde Shuttle, your Federal Way neighborhood shuttle is a free neighborhood van service for seniors age 55 and older and people with disabilities living in Federal Way. You can ride anywhere within the city limits to get to your doctor appointments, shopping, etc. Phone (206) 727-6262
- Sign-up by phone, no forms to fill out.
- Life-equipped vehicles
- Call up to 30 days in advance/ Must give at least 4 business days notice
- appointment will be confirmed or denied the day before
- Donations welcome
- Service hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 A.M.—4:00 P.M.
Family Caregiver Support Network
Talk to caring people for practical caregiving information and help finding local resources/services by calling your local Community Living Connections/Area Agency on Aging or Home and Community Services Office.
- The Family Caregiver Support Program is a service available to unpaid caregivers of adults who need care. Staff at local offices throughout Washington can give you practical information and advice and connect you to local resources/services that meet your needs. Services are free or low cost.
- Two programs, MAC and TSOA, offers free services for unpaid family caregivers of adults (age 55 and older) who need care, or to individuals without unpaid caregivers. Contact your local Community Living Connections/Area Agency on Aging or Home and Community Services Offices.
