The South King County Recovery Café is a welcoming space where everyone can find the support, resources, and relationships they need on their journey to healing and wellness — whether you're in recovery, supporting a loved one, or looking for community.
Peer-led support groups and recovery circles, one-on-one peer support, and building connection and belonging.
Education for families, support groups for loved ones, and help strengthening relationships along the way.
Wellness activities like yoga, fitness, and meditation, plus creative arts, recreation, and outdoor activities.
Our mission is to create a welcoming, inclusive, and empowering community where every person impacted by substance use, mental health challenges, homelessness, trauma, or incarceration can find the support, resources, and relationships they need to build a better life and a stronger future.
We envision a South King County that is a vibrant community hub — a place for everyone, and a space for every need — where recovery is possible for all.
Not sure where to start? Drop in or call — no appointment needed, no forms required.
You are welcome here. Your recovery matters. Your future is possible. We offer hope, we offer connection, and we offer a path forward — together.
Learn More About UsConnection. Dignity. Hope. Recovery. These four values guide everything we do at SKCRC.
We welcome everyone — no judgment, no stigma. You are seen, valued, and accepted for who you are.
We believe people heal in community. We create safe spaces where relationships are built, hope is restored, and no one has to recover alone.
We support individuals in discovering their strengths, developing life skills, and achieving their goals through peer support, education, and opportunity.
We encourage giving back and making a difference. Everyone has something to offer, and everyone matters here.
Everyone has something to offer — here's how you can be part of the work.
A look at the meals, workshops, and gatherings that make SKCRC feel like home.
These reflections are illustrative of the everyday moments SKCRC is built around.
This is the first place in a long time where I felt like I could just breathe. No forms, no judgment — just people.
Watching my son find community here gave our whole family hope again.
Volunteering here changed how I think about recovery — it's about relationships, not rules.
Still have questions? Reach out and our team will walk you through it, no pressure.
Yes. Every program, meal, and support circle at SKCRC is free and open to the community — no fees, no insurance required.
No. We welcome people at every stage — whether you're actively working toward recovery, supporting someone who is, or just looking for community.
Absolutely. We offer dedicated education and support groups for family members and loved ones alongside our peer programs.
Reach out through the contact form or call Hussein Ugas directly — we'll match you to a role based on your time and interests.
We're glad you're reaching out — a member of our team will get back to you soon.
