SUPPORT & SAFETY
Crisis Support Resources
If you or someone you care about is in crisis, support is available. The following local, state, and national resources provide confidential help.
LOCAL OUTREACH
Kitsap County, Washington
Salish Regional Crisis Line
24/7 Support
Confidential emotional support, crisis intervention, de-escalation, and immediate professional mental health referrals.
Kitsap Mental Health Services (KMHS)
Local Triage
Comprehensive crisis outreach, child & family services, behavioral triage, and community stabilization support.
Kitsap Recovery Center
Providing medically managed inpatient drug and alcohol detox services alongside structured residential and outpatient treatment.
Coffee Oasis Youth Crisis Line
Dedicated confidential text support for youth and young adults navigating safety, shelter, or mental health emergencies.
STATEWIDE ADVOCACY
Washington State Resources
Washington Recovery Help Line
24/7 statewide supportive help for mental health challenges, substance use disorders, and problem gambling.
Native & Strong Lifeline
Culturally competent and specific crisis intervention staffed by Native crisis counselors for Washington’s Indigenous communities.
NATIONWIDE COVERAGE
National Lifelines & Crisis Networks
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
National Gold Standard
Free, confidential, and highly trained support for anyone in severe emotional distress or suicidal crisis, anywhere in the United States.
Veterans Crisis Line
VA Certified
Immediate connection to caring, qualified VA responders, many of whom are veterans themselves. Confidential, free help.
AgriStress Helpline
Specialized crisis support built for agricultural, forestry, and ranching workers managing high occupational stress and isolation.
The Trevor Project
LGBTQ+ Youth
Crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for LGBTQ+ young people, offering guidance, support, and community spaces.
Physician Support Line
For MDs & Students
Confidential peer support line created by physicians, for physicians and medical students navigating personal and professional demands.
Emergency Services
Call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately.
Your safety and well-being matter. If you are unsure where to start, dial 988. Highly trained, professional individuals are standing by to guide you through your situation safely and confidentially.
SAFETY & PROTECTION
Domestic Violence Resources
Local — Kitsap County
YWCA Kitsap County
24-hour crisis helpline, safe emergency shelter, legal advocacy, and trauma-informed support groups.
Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy
Advocacy, confidential emergency shelter, and legal support for survivors of domestic violence.
Statewide — Washington
API Chaya
Empowering systemic survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, human trafficking, and exploitation in Asian, South Asian, and Pacific Islander communities.
ADWAS
Abused Deaf Women’s Advocacy Services. Providing deaf and hard of hearing survivors with accessible safety options.
National — United States
National DV Hotline
Linguistic & culturally fluent 24/7 lifeline providing safety planning, local support contacts, and direct crisis intervention.
StrongHearts Native Helpline
Confidential, anonymous, and culturally centered domestic and dating violence helpline for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.
HEALING & ADVOCACY
Sexual Assault Support & Advocacy
Local — Kitsap County
Kitsap Sexual Assault Center
Direct 24/7 local medical advocacy, community support, trauma therapy, and courtroom legal accompaniment.
Statewide — Washington
WCSAP Network
Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs. Advocacy, educational toolkits, and local clinic databases.
Rural Resources
Providing comprehensive support, advocacy, and crisis lines for survivors in Washington’s rural and remote communities.
National — United States
RAINN National Network
The nation’s largest anti-sexual violence organization. Direct private chat, support groups, and advice.
National Human Trafficking Hotline
Linguistic and specialized support for individuals experiencing labor or commercial sex trafficking.
If You Are in Immediate Danger
Please Call 911 or proceed immediately to the nearest hospital emergency room.
Do not rely on emails or online forms if you are in severe distress or require immediate protective custody. Reach out to dedicated emergency responders.