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We are committed to dismantling mass incarceration, empowering justice-involved individuals to overcome adversity and realize their full potential, and ultimately reshaping the future of our communities so that they are more equitable and just for all. LEARN MORE
Our Business Lines
Our aerospace manufacturing and food service businesses produce high-quality products while providing career pathways for people who have been impacted by the criminal legal system.
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Serving the State of Washington
We provide a wide range of services in communities across Washington state, from detox and stabilization to career training and housing support.
Dismantling mass incarceration through social entrepreneurship
Watch this video to learn more about why our mission matters and the impact of our work in supporting individuals as they work to build healthy, productive lives in our communities.
“I owe a great deal of my success thus far to Pioneer Human Services. Since my release from federal prison, they have provided support services, treatment, affordable housing, community connections and positive reassurance to me through my education efforts to receive my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.”
– mark
Featured News
The Harm of Labels and Why Inclusive Language Matters
A single word can build a bridge — or erect a wall. When we label people by their worst mistake instead of their humanity, the wall wins, distancing us from neighbors who need support, dignity, and a fair shot at rebuilding their lives. Few groups understand this sting more than returning citizens — people coming […]
Our Impact
11,785
Individuals served in 2023 across the state of Washington
45%
of entire workforce was formerly incarcerated and/or in recovery
62%
of detox clients transitioned into treatment programs
88%
of federal reentry clients transitioned into stable housing