about
Be a part of moving to meet her.
Right now, women, men, and families in the region between Gig Harbor and Bremerton don’t have accessible, life-affirming pregnancy support. We’re changing that by relocating our compassionate, life-affirming care to Port Orchard and the surrounding communities.
For about two years, Care Net of Puget Sound has been diligently exploring various options to relocate our Gig Harbor clinic to a more strategic and accessible location. By God’s grace we have found and purchased a new location at 381 Tremont Street W, Port Orchard, where we plan to break ground for a new pregnancy clinic in 2026. To do this, we need to raise a total of $2.1 million dollars.
Our theme verse for this campaign is Matthew 17:20b, “If you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.”
In faith, we’re moving to meet her. Will you join us?
our history
Crisis Pregnancy Center (CPC) of King County was founded.
1982
The first CPC of Pierce County was opened.
1983
CPC of King County changed their name to Life Choices and began offering medical services.
1995
CPC of Pierce County began offering medical services in Tacoma and Puyallup.
1999
CPC of Pierce County became Care Net Pregnancy & Family Services of Pierce County and added STD screening.
2004
Care Net of Pierce County opened a center in Gig Harbor.
2006
Life Choices of King County and Care Net of Pierce merged to become Care Net Pregnancy & Family Services of Puget Sound.
2009
Childbirth and prenatal education classes began; Tacoma center moved to its current location.
2016
First mobile clinic began serving King County.
2017
Care Net of Puget Sound started the Men’s Programs.
2018
Puyallup center relocated to a new owned building off Meridian.
2020
Port Orchard property purchased to relocate Gig Harbor center.
2024
impacting lives
Last year, Care Net of Puget Sound saw...
total people served in centers and programs
students learned about healthy relationship
times offering healing to men and women through our Healing Tide team
life-changing ultrasounds performed
of women who saw their child on ultrasound chose life
satisfaction rating reported from those we served.
our past location
Since 2006, we have served women and families at our Gig Harbor location. However, consistently low client and patient numbers combined with increasing lease costs, led us to spend two years researching how to better reach women in the surrounding communities.
We identified transportation from the Port Orchard area to Gig Harbor as one of the greatest barriers to accessing our services. After considering several additional factors, including rising occupancy costs and disadvantageous lease terms, we made the decision to close the Gig Harbor center in early 2026.
We are now serving clients in the Gig Harbor area once a week through our medical mobile clinic. We also expanded capacity at our Tacoma location. This allows us to continue providing compassionate, life-affirming care while we work toward constructing a new center in Port Orchard—bringing our services closer to the women and families who need them most.
new location coming 2026
After two years of research and prayer, we have purchased a property in Port Orchard so we can move to meet her. This new property is exactly what we’ve been looking for as we strategically work to move our services to an accessible location for women in need.
- Accessibly located for women in Pierce and South Kitsap County.
- Positioned near a medical complex.
- Owning vs. leasing will save about $7,000/month in lease costs
We are looking to break ground at 381 Tremont Street W, Port Orchard, in 2026.
want to learn more? read our campaign booklet.
Be a part of moving to meet her.
Your gift makes it possible for Care Net of Puget Sound to bring life-affirming resources to women in need in Port Orchard and the surrounding communities.
