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Quick Resources Reference

Health and Welfare

Verbena Health 

Verbena Health is not currently providing services.  We trust that Verbena or another organization will take up programming for the trans community in the near future.  In the meantime Pike Medical Clinic, while not explicitly a Trans-focused organization, provides affordable healthcare and has a number of Trans-experienced doctors on staff.

 

Pike Medical Clinic

Phone: 206-728-4143
website: http://www.psnhc.org/index.php?page=Clinic_Detail&clinicID=7

"We provide a range of primary care medical and enabling services for men and women over age 18. We will care for you when you are sick and help you stay healthy with regular check-ups and health education services. Medical Services; General Adult Medicine; Women's Health Care; Family Planning and Birth Control; Chronic Illness Management; HIV/AIDS Screening; Breast and Cervical Cancer Screenings"

Counseling Services

Seattle Counseling Service

Phone: 206.323.1768
Email: info@seattlecounseling.org
website: http://seattlecounseling.org

Seattle Counseling Service  (SCS) is a great resource for counseling for gender or related issues.  SCS was where Ingersoll got it's start all those years ago and they are still doing great work.  You can pay more but you will not find a finer organization with more caring and competent people than SCS!

Legal

Lambda Legal

Phone: 213.382.7600 ask for help desk
website: http://lambdalegal.org

Though they don't have a local office, Lambda Legal has been fighting the good fight on behalf of transgender people and the trans community for years.  If they don't have the expertise nearby, they can find it for you.  Give their hotline a call.

Peer Support North

Washington Gender Alliance

Phone: 360.445.2411
Email: info@washingtongenderalliance.com
website: http://washingtongenderalliance.com

If you are North of Seattle and want to meet with the community and get support, if you can't make it into an Ingersoll meeting you can find that great friendly community you need close by with Washington Gender Alliance.  These folks kick it old school like it's supposed to be.  Check them out! Get on Rory's email list and you will never be at a loss for community news.

Peer Support South

Gender Alliance of South Sound (G.A.S.S.)
website: http://southsoundgender.com

In Tacoma and points south, G.A.S.S. is the place to be to find a friendly community.  They have a regular calendar of social and support events that will put you in touch with great people.

Trans & Questioning Youth

Lambert House

website: http://lamberthouse.org

Lambert House, on Seattle's Capitol Hill is one of the best places for Queer, Trans and questioning youth.  They have drop in programs and great activities for youth in a safe and well managed environment. 

Trans, Gender  non-conforming children and families

Gender Spectrum

Phone: 877.809.4159
Email: info@genderspectrum.org
website: http://genderspectrum.org

Gender Spectrum provides training, consulting on gender variant and trans youth and children and provides opportunities for direct support for families with trans and gender variant youth.

Schools

Safe Schools Coalition

Phone: 1.877.723.3723
website: http://safeschoolscoalition.org

If your child is experiencing harassment or an unfriendly envorinment in school becuase of transgender identity or presentation or gender variant behavior or appearance, Safe Schools is there to help.  They provide education, information, training and most of all advocacy and intervention when necessary.  Safe schools supports safe healthy schools, free from bullying for all LGBTQ youth and children.

Urgent Housing and Services

Downtown Emergency Services Center (DESC)

Phone: 206.464.1570
Email: info@desc.org
website: http://desc.org

If you find yourself without a place to stay tonight or are in need of clinical or urgent services, DESC is a place you can turn.  They have highly trained, competent and trans-friendly staff who will get you the help you need.

Crisis Help

Crisis Clinic 

Phone: 866.427.4747
website: http://crisisclinic.org

If you or someone you know is in a crisis situation and need immediate help or phone consultation, Crisis Clinic is the place to turn. They have trained phone counselors who can get you through your crisis.  Give them a call.

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