Central Kitsap School District

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.

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 include Silverdale United Methodist Church. 

Apple Health is the Washington State Medicaid Program

Kitsap Community Resources offers services for families and children

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

West Sound Free Clinic, provides free medical care to uninsured and under-insured. Located at the Salvation Army in Bremerton.

• 24-hour Care/Crisis Line: 1-888-910-0416

• Kitsap Mental Health: 360-479-4994

• Peninsula Community Health Services: 360-337-3776 

• Disaster Distress Helpline: call 1-800-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746  (multilingual crisis 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: [email protected]

• Salish Behavioral Health Organization offers of Mental Health and Substance Abuse treatment services in Kitsap, Clallam and Jefferson counties:  360-337-4886

• Kitsap Recovery Center (treatment referral): 360-337-4625

Discounts for families with financial obstacles to getting internet access may qualify for programs through WAVE or Comcast. Families can qualify with a letter of approval for free- or reduced-cost lunches or if they receive other state assistance. Visit the links below for program applications:

• WAVE

• Comcast

The federal Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) program may also be able to help households struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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

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 Keyport or Bangor 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: [email protected]

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