Providing Shelter
Through Life's Storms

Now is a critical time for non-profits serving homeless and low-income populations. We are facing unknown cuts in federal funding that will affect the agencies’ ability to continue service levels in Clallam County.

Our work is important in Clallam County. We serve 3,364 households with rent payments to 215 landlords, provide shelter to 661 homeless, employ 70 employees, and provide financial assistance to 5 other agencies that work with households involved with homeless fleeing domestic violence, veterans, youth, and recovery counseling. Our goal is to serve 3,300 households per year.

Please help us continue our community response by becoming an advocate! You can be a one-time advocate of any amount or a monthly advocate by signing up to donate a minimum of $15.00 per month to meet community goals. Help us meet our goals!

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About Us

We Are on A Mission To
Prevent Homelessness

Serenity House provides shelter to families and single adults. We also operate a number of programs through our housing resource centers, located in Port Angeles, Sequim, and Forks. These programs include case management services that teach life, finance, relationship, and work skills, intervention programs that prevent homelessness from occurring and facilitate drug treatment, employment training for clients 16 years and older and services for youth and young adults. We also conduct street outreach to unsheltered and sheltered youth and adults, aimed at enrolling them in programs that lead to housing and employment.

Clients served in 2024

Our Services

Help Us Help Others

Serenity House of Clallam County provides vital services to our population.

Housing Resource Centers

The first stop for anyone in need of housing. Our professional team of case managers from the housing resource centers can put clients in touch with the resources they need for housing, job applications, education, medical care, and so much more.

Shelters

Come as you are – the Clallam County shelters are low barrier and open to all. Serenity House offers two shelter programs – the single adult 24/7 shelter and the extended stay family shelter. To learn more, click on the link below.

Youth Services

Any youth or young adult under the age of 18 who is living outside the home is considered homeless. This includes extended stays with friends and couch surfing. If this applies to you or someone you know, our youth services team program serves everyone aged 12-24 and can get you in touch with the resources you need to stay safe.

Housing Programs

Permanent Supportive Housing, Rapid Rehousing and Transitional Housing Programs – what are they? To learn more about the many services Serenity House offers, please click the link below.

Did You Know?

You Have The Power Today To Change Tomorrow

Serenity House of Clallam County is funded by state and federal funds, grants, and generous donations of community members just like you.

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Your Donation Can Change Someone’s Life

Our Housing programs are funded with operations grants through HUD and Commerce. Low Barrier HUD housing has requirements of chronic homelessness, 30% Area Median Income (AMI) and a disabiling condition. You can help be part of the solution by donations of funds and supplies.

Physical donations can be donated to our thrift store at:

Monetary donations via check can be sent to:

You can also donate directly through our Network For Good page via the button below!

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