You can reach us by: Phone: (206) 483-2725 ext. 102 Online Contact Form. Please note that this is not a hotline. If you cannot reach us, please leave a detailed voicemail and a staff member will respond within 2-3 business days.
One-on-one, confidential support for individuals facing social, emotional, or legal challenges. Support that’s trauma-informed and person-centered, to focus on what matters most to you. Help completing legal intake forms and understanding legal processes in clear, accessible language. Proactive communication and coordination between agencies and service providers- so you don’t have to do it alone. Accompaniment
This is a short-term, voluntary program. You can connect via phone, text, email, video, or in-person. We offer flexible scheduling (including outside business hours). Most participants check in weekly or biweekly.
The Peer Navigator offers emotional support, rights education, and connections to trusted resources across a wide range of issues, including: Discrimination: emotional support, self-advocacy, rights education Employment: wage concerns, workplace rights Housing: tenant rights, safety planning, shelter referrals Family: CPS, DV support, family separation Immigration: stress, rights education, referrals Healthcare Access: gender-affirming care, insurance navigation
Yes! Our Peer Navigator is a native Spanish speaker, and we offer interpretation services in most languages (including ASL). We can also offer support or accommodations for individuals with disabilities or safety concerns.
While we’re here to walk alongside you, this program does not provide crisis intervention. We offer short-term, collaborative support—not emergency services. If you are currently experiencing any of the following, we encourage you to connect with specialized services that are equipped to provide immediate or specialized crisis support. Suicidal thoughts or mental health crisis Active
