Cedar River Clinics

Provides abortions, birth control, well woman care, and LGBTQ wellness services, including specialized transgender care based on the informed consent model.

Services include hormone therapy, surgical referrals, post-surgical follow up, and clerical services. Two days per month are dedicated to LGBTQ wellness services.

cedarriverclinics.org • 263 Rainier Ave South #200, Renton |
509 Olive Way Suite 1454, Seattle | 1401-A Martin Luther King Way, Tacoma • 800-572-4223 • Email

Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence Local Services

A list of King County domestic violence, sexual assault, and trafficking programs of organizational members of the Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence. The Coalition itself does not provide direct services.

206-568-5454 • endgv.org

D Center at University of Washington

A disabled student center run by and for disabled, chronically ill, deaf, mad and/ or neurodivergent students at the UW. A space for disabled students to meet, build community, share skills, create events and create disability culture and activism on campus.

depts.washington.edu/dcenter/wordpress
University of Washington, Mary Gates Hall 024
206-685-0949 • Email

Entre Hermanos

Promotes the health and well-being of the Latino/a gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning community in a culturally appropriate environment through disease prevention, education, support services, advocacy and community building. Hosts a trans support group that meets on the 1st Saturday of each month.

entrehermanos.org • 1105 23rd Ave, Seattle
206-322-7700 • Email

Gender Diversity

Offers medical/mental health provider referral & consultations and hosts monthly support groups to help families navigate a wide range of issues related to supporting their transgender & gender diverse children. Meets monthly on Sunday afternoons. See website for times.

genderdiversity.org/family-support-groups
Seattle Children’s Hospital • 1-855-4GENDER • Email

Gender Justice League

A grassroots activist collective that focuses on community building, leadership development, education and advocacy. They host Seattle Trans Pride, Gender Justice Awards, and Say Her Name Legal Clinics.

genderjusticeleague.org • 1433 12th Ave Suite A1, Seattle
Email

Q-Law Legal Clinic

Offers a free 30-minute consultation with a volunteer attorney. Attorneys are specially trained to discuss legal issues commonly faced by members of the LGBTQ community. Clinic is held the third Thursday of each month, 7 – 9 PM. Call to schedule a consultation.

qlawfoundation.org/lgbtq-legal-clinic.html
206-235-7235 • Email

QTPOC Advocacy Group @ Gender Justice League

Queer and trans of color community members (and allies) come together and to talk about the pressing issues that they face on a day to day basis. Meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.

genderjusticeleague.org/about

RAD Care

Radical Accessible & Decolonizing Community Care works to provide better services to those most disenfranchised by society (QTPOCs who also have disabilities, who are also sex workers, are active drug users, are homeless and/or participate in street economies) through leadership and economic opportunities.

radicalcare.org • Email

Seattle Counseling Service

Offers mental health and addiction services for GLBT community in the form of individual and family/couples counseling, groups, and psychiatric services. Works with trans individuals specifically in regards to transition.

seattlecounseling.org • 1216 Pine St #300, Seattle
206-323-1768

The Northwest Network of Bisexual, Trans, Lesbian, and Gay Survivors of Abuse

The support line is for LGBTQ people experiencing relationship problems. Line is staffed by queer and trans folks, many of whom are survivors of violence.

nwnetwork.org • 206-568-7777 • Email

The Northwest Network of Bisexual, Trans, Lesbian, and Gay Survivors of Abuse

Provides advocacy and safety planning support for LGBTQ survivors of dating, domestic and sexual violence and stalking. Provides individual support to LGBTQ young people who have experienced or are at risk for any type of crime victimization or harm.

206-568-7777 • Email