Pierce County Alliance
 • Adult Outpatient Treatment
 • Breaking the Cycle Program
 • PROMETA Treatment

Pierce County Alliance is a private non-profit social service agency organized to deliver a wide range of services to the citizens of Washington State.

Incorporated originally as “The Pierce County Drug Alliance” in 1972 to coordinate local drug treatment services, the name was changed in 1981 to reflect a broader range of programs undertaken by the agency.

Pierce County Alliance has grown from a staff of six to over 80 professionals as the agency expanded programs to better respond to community needs and the multi-faceted problems of substance abuse and mental health.

Non-Discrimination Policy: PCA provides all services without discrimination on the basis of race; creed; national origin; sex; age; religion; creed; marital status; or the presence of physical, mental or sensory disability; or communicable disease including HIV/AIDS.

The Alliance welcomes any inquiries about its programs. Please call (253) 572-4750 or TDD # (253) 572-4751 for information.