Are you an LGBTQ youth looking for support, resources, and community during the COVID-19 crisis? Lambert House has put together an excellent resource list that includes information about how to participate in their online youth programming and virtual meetups.

Some physical resources listed regarding food, housing, and healthcare are King County specific, so if you need additional support for any of those essentials in Kitsap, please message our page and we will direct you to our trusted local community partners. ... See more

All of our online programs are open to LGBTQ+ & ally youth between the ages of 11 & 22 (we require parent/guardian consent for 11 and 12 year olds).

We loved hanging out and bowling to celebrate back to school season. Thank you SO much for your many donations to Bremerton Backpack Brigade!

Relive the magic of mas-queer-ade! Pink Prom 2019 photos are here:

117 new photos · Album by Kayla Potts

We’re all set up and excited for another Kitsap Pride! Stop by, say hi, and learn more about what we’re up to lately. 11-5 at Evergreen Park today!

Tomorrow, July 19, Bremerton Police Department is launching the BPD Safe Place program. BPD Safe Place aims to create safe locations for individuals to visit if they feel they have been the victim of hate (or bias) crimes.

Participants place an easily recognizable decal in their entrances. This symbol is a signal for victims of hate crimes that this location has partnered with the police, will call 911 on their behalf and allow them a safe place to stay on the premises until the police arrive.

Visit www.BremertonwA.gov/1118/BPD-Safe-Place to:

• Understand hate crimes
• Learn how to report hate crimes
• Get involved and participate in the program
• Order a BPD Safe Place decal
• Contact the BPD Safe Place Coordinator ... See more