Community Resources
Emergent Need
Crisis Line
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
1.888.910.0416
Suicide Prevention
988 Lifeline
1.800.273.TALK (8255)
For Teens
866-833-6546
Regional Toll-Free Crisis Line for Kitsap, Clallam, and Jefferson County:
Volunteers of America, 1-888-910-0416 and/or crisis chat, imhurting.org
Crisis can affect anyone at anytime. The need for emotional support or referral assistance is something most individuals encounter at some point in their lives.
Volunteers of America Crisis Response Services offers 24 hour emotional support to individuals in crisis and/or considering suicide. Crisis line services are available by phone and instant messaging.
Preveting Youth Suicide_FINAL.pdfCrisis Intervention Officers
brochure front.pdfbrochure back.pdfMental Health Services
Peninsula Community Health Services
Peninsula Community Health Services expanded again to support us! On December 1st they opened 2 more clinics on our Klahowya Secondary School & Barker Creek Community School campuses. That now gives us a total of 4 locations for kids and families to access physical and mental wellness services.
Locations:
Esquire Hills Elementary
Fairview Middle School
Klahowya Secondary School
Olympic High School
Central Kitsap High School
Barker Creek Community School
School Based Brochure (updated 11022022).pdfSchool Based Brochure Spanish (updated 11022022).pdfMental Health Services in Central Kitsap (002).pdfWraparound Mental Health Services
WISe Brochure.pdf
Trauma and Grief Specialists
Mental Health Referral Line
The Mental Health Referral Service will provide thorough mental health referrals for children and teens 17 and younger from across Washington.
Support Lines
1-844-762-8483
Open 24/7
This is a safe, confidential and anonymous domestic, dating, and sexual violence helpline for American Indians and Alaskan Natives.
866-488-7386 and online chat or text START to 678678
Open 24/7
A national organization offering support including but not limited to suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ youth and their friends. Connect via text, phone, or instant messages.
503-575-3764
Open weekdays 10AM to 7PM
This service is led and staffed by people with lived experience of racism. They offer support to those who are feeling the emotional impacts of racist violence and microaggressions, as well as the emotional impacts of immigration struggles and cross-cultural issues.
Resources for Youth
Mental-Health-One-pager-for-Adolescents.pdfLocal Support Groups
Survivors of Suicide
Survivors of Suicide brochure.pdfCommunity Resources
Mobile Health Clinic - February
PCHS Mobile Medical Calendar Feb 2023 (2).pdfMobile Dental Clinic - February
PCHS Mobile Dental Calendar Feb 2023.pdfCommunity Resources
2022 RESOURCEgdSpring.pdfFree Meals / Free Meals (Spanish)
FREE KITSAP MEALS SPRING 2022 2-16-2022 (002).pdf
New Beginnings
At New Beginnings closet we facilitate the generosity of our community by accepting donations and giving them back to the community free of charge.
Get Connected. Get Help. WA 2-1-1
Kinship flyer 2020-2021.pdfKinship Supports
WithinReach
PCHS Mobile Medical September 2021.pdfPCHS Mobile Medical Clinic
Financial Assistance
Flier - Past due rent.pdfRental Assistance
Flier - Past due utility bills.pdfUtility Assistance
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Military Families
Navy School Liaison Officer
NRNW Academic Anchor - Educators Ed. Winter 2022_CKSD.pdf
888-457-4838 or text MIL1 to 839863
This helpline offers free, anonymous help and hope 24/7/365. Military service members, veterans, and their families can connect with crisis intervention specialists who are equipped to help with issues including anger, substance abuse, post-traumatic stress and thoughts of suicide
360-475-4215
The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) is a Department of Defense wide program to support retention and career for the Service Member, operational readiness for the Command, and solution focused support customized for the family.