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Community Support

Community Support

If you're experiencing a crisis or in need of immediate assistance, dial 9-1-1 or any of the following resources: 

For general resource information, you can dial 2-1-1 on your phone to ask about local community resources. Or, click a bar below to find links to resources in our community.

  • Meals at School
    Families can apply for free- or reduced-price school breakfast and lunch  to qualify for discounted fees and a variety of community programs.

    Community Meal Programs
    Organizations across our community offer meal programs. Go to Kitsap Public Health Food Resources for more information.

    Our area has several organizations that offer food pantries:

    Central Kitsap Food Bank
    Location: 3537 Anderson Hill Road, Silverdale
    Phone: 360-692-9818

    Bremerton Foodline
    Location: 1600 12th Street, Bremerton
    Phone: 360-479-6188

    Salvation Army
    Location: 1137 Callow Ave., Bremerton
    Phone: 360-373-5550

    St. Vincent DePaul
    Location: 1137 Callow Ave., Bremerton
    Phone: 360-479-7017

    North Kitsap Fishline
    Location: 19705 Viking Ave NW, Poulsbo
    Phone: 360-779-5190

    Olympic College Food Pantry
    Location: 
    Bremerton Campus: 1600 Chester Ave, Bremerton, Bldg 10, room 115
    Poulsbo Campus: 1000 NW Olympic College Way Bldg P1, Commons

    South Kitsap Food Helpline
    Location: 1012 Mitchell Ave, Port Orchard
    Phone: 360-876-4089

     

     

     

     

  • Ask your school counselor about additional services that partner with the school.

    Silverdale Community Church
    Clothing bank has men’s, women’s youth, baby and professional clothing.
    Location: 9982 Silverdale Way, Silverdale
    Hours: Check Website
    Phone: 360-692-9813

    Coffee Oasis Youth clothing, hygiene items, showers and laundry.
    Location: 837 4th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337
    Phone: 360-377-5560

    Standup for Kids Kitsap
    Provides necessities such as food, hygiene items, clothing and other supplies to homeless and at-risk Kitsap County youth ages 12-24.
    Location: Call for location
    Hours: 24 hours daily
    Phone: 360-509-6802 / 888-365-4543
    Email: KitsapCounty@standupforkids.org

  • Kitsap County Housing Solutions Center helps families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. They work with 20 local agencies to place families at shelters and provide rental assistance.

    Kitsap Community Resources (Main HSC Center)
    1201 Park Avenue
    Bremerton, WA 98337

    Coffee Oasis (Serving ages 13-25)
    837 4th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337
    360-377-5560

    North Kitsap Fishline
    787 Liberty Lane NW

    Poulsbo, WA 98370

    360-801-2564

    Please also note that our students who lack a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime home may qualify for extra help. Please visit the district’s page on services for homeless students for more information. 

  • Kitsap Rescue Mission

    Offers shelter, meals, clothing and hygiene supplies, case management. 75 beds available.  

    Location: 4303 Kitsap Way
    Phone: 360.337.9120
    Emergency Assistance: 360.473.2035

    Salvation Army
    Offers emergency shelter 7 nights a week 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., as well as laundry, clothing and other homeless support. Contact by phone or visit location for best service.

    Location: 832 Sixth Street

    Phone: 360-373-5550

    Coffee Oasis

    Offers laundry and shower services, as well as emergency shelter for teens age 16 to 20.

    Location: 837 4th Street, Bremerton, WA 98337

    Phone: 360-377-5560

    Severe Weather Shelter
    For open status, call 2-1-1. Open when temperatures are expected to be  32 degrees or colder for four or more hours, if an inch of snow is expected or if an inch of rain is expected between noon and 6 a.m. the next day. Locations vary. 

  • Apple Health is the Washington State Medicaid Program

    Peninsula Community Health Services (PCHS) offers affordable medical, dental, and mental health care for children and adults with a sliding scale payment option. Offices are located throughout Kitsap, including school based health centers at the following locations: Olympic High School, Central Kitsap High School, Fairview Middle School, Klahowya Secondary School, Esquire Hills Elementary School. PCHS also helps clients navigate and sign-up for Medicaid. 

    Kitsap Community Resources (KCR) offers services for families and children

    The YMCA offers programs for youth both during and after the school year.

  • Mental Health Services in Central Kitsap 

    • 24-hour Care/Crisis Line: 1-888-910-0416 or 988
    • Kitsap Mental Health Services:
      Phone: 360-373-5031 
      Kitsap Mental Health Services (KMHS) offers a wide range of mental health services for children and adults. KMHS has campuses in Bremerton, North Kitsap, and South Kitsap. Woodlands Elementary School and Pinecrest Elementary School have KMHS therapist available on site.
    • Disaster Distress Helpline: 
      Phone: 1-800-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746 
      Multilingual crisisis counseling for people in emotional crisis 
    • National Alliance on Mental Illness in Kitsap
      Nonprofit organization supports and advocates for people with mental illness and their families Email: info@namikitsap.org
    • Salish Behavioral Health Organization
      Phone: 360-337-4886
      Offers of Mental Health and Substance Abuse treatment services in Kitsap, Clallam and Jefferson counties
    • Peninsula Community Health Services  (PCHS)
      Phone:360-377-3776

      PCHS has partnered with local schools in our district to provide primary medical and behavioral health services to students and their families. Giving kids and teens access to health centers at
      school puts them in a better position to learn.

      School-based health centers provide a crucial
      link between health and education, improving
      outcomes for students in both areas. With youth-
      focused health education and services available at school, students are more likely to stay healthy,
      feel supported, be in class ready to learn, and
      graduate.

      Locations:

      Esquire Hills Elementary

      Fairview Middle School

      Klahowya Secondary School

      Olympic High School

      Barker Creek Community School

     

     

  • Military OneSource- 24/7 access to information, resources, and support (800-)342-9647

    Fleet & Family Support Centers
    Education, information, and support for military families (866) 854-0638

     

    School Liaison Officer
    The School Liaison oversees child and youth programs and interfaces with local schools. 

    • Phone: 360-396-5139

    Domestic Violence Counseling
    This office provides counseling, advice, and assistance for victims of domestic abuse.

    • Phone: 360-315-3045

    Family Victims Advocate
    Family Victims Advocates assist victims in obtaining legal counsel, treatment, and mental health services.

    • Phone: 360-315-3074 or 360-396-5451

    Chaplain’s Office
    Navy Chaplains provide spiritual, crisis, and substance abuse counseling.

    • Bangor: 360-396-6005
    • Bremerton: 360-476-2183
    • Jackson Park: 360-476 7445 ex26

    Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Program
    This program provides counseling and rehabilitation services for drug or alcohol abusers.

    • Phone: 360 315-3901

    Outpatient Crisis Intervention Program
    the Outpatient Crisis Intervention Program, Naval Hospital Mental Heath Dept. provides classes and counseling for persons experiencing crisis which are affecting their personal or professional lives.

    • Phone: 360-475-4281

    Navy Sexual Assault Victim Intervention Program
    Volunteer victim advocates are on call 24/7 and have been trained to assist victims of sexual trauma.

    • Phone: 360-315-3075

    Child counseling services
    Eligible students can access Military & Family Life Counselors (MFLC) at school. Visit our MFLC page for details.

    Navy Region Northwest Child Counseling Services, Fleet and Family Support Center at Naval Base Kitsap provides counseling by state licensed clinicians for military children in an individual, family, or group settings. Counselors specifically address:

    • Discipline issues
    • School behavior problems
    • Anger management
    • Social withdrawal
    • Witness to domestic violence
    • Child abuse or neglect
    • Grief and loss

    Counselors and therapists are also available to consult with parents and school staff.

    • Telephone: 1-866-854-0638
    • Email: ffscnbk@us.navy.mil