Lifelong AIDS Alliance Prevention Programs
(206) 328-8979
www.lifelongaidsalliance.org/prevention/index.html
Outreach, one on one support, volunteer opportunities and speakers bureau. Lifelong produces Gay Bingo monthly and the annual AIDS Walk.

Gay City Health Project
(206) 860-6969
www.gaycity.org
Gay City Health Project is a grassroots health organization for gay, bisexual and transgender (GBT) men based in Seattle, Washington. Our mission is to promote gay and bisexual men's health and prevent HIV transmission by building community, fostering communication and nurturing self-esteem.
Current Program:
ANONYMOUS OR CONFIDENTIAL HIV TESTING & STD SCREENING
ALONG WITH COUNSELING
(both standard & rapid HIV testing available)
TUESDAY TO FRIDAY, 3:00PM to 8PM
& SATURDAYS 1PM to 5PM
511 East Pike
APPOINTMENTS
To schedule an appointment, please call (206) 860-6969 Tuesday to Friday 12PM to 3PM, or stop by during Wellness Center hours. Due to high demand, making an appointment is recommended.

HIV/AIDS Program: Public Health Seattle King County
Phone: (206) 205-7837 (STDS)
email: hivstd.info@metrokc.gov
www.metrokc.gov/health/apu

Entre Hermanos
(206)322-7700
www.entrehermanos.org
Provides support, develops leadership, strengthens Latino GLBT community in a supportive environment.

Community Resources Online (CRO)
www2.ci.seattle.wa.us/CrisisClinic/
Connects you with up-to-date details on thousands of services in Seattle and King County. Search our database to find the people and programs that can help you. Whether you're looking for counseling, a food bank, or any community service, you can find it here. Our goal is to help you meet your needs and find opportunities to improve with the right help at the right time.

Seattle Lesbian and Gay Chorus
(206) 860-SLGC
www.slgc.org
The purpose of the Seattle Lesbian and Gay Chorus is to affirm through music the positive nature of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender experience. Using music, creativity and educational outreach, the chorus seeks to unite all communities.

Seattle Men’s Chorus
(206)323-0750
www.seattlemenschorus.org
Seattle Men's Chorus is Washington State's largest and most influential choral organization. It ranks third among the state's music organizations in terms of budget, audience exposure, and ensemble size. It is the largest community chorus in America. It is also the largest gay men's chorus in the world!

Long Yang Club
(206)264-4304
www.longyangclub.org/seattle
An international, non-profit social and educational group established for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender people who share an interest in Asian culture.

Seattle Bisexual Men’s Union
www.binetseattle.org
A social group for bisexuals, their partners and other bi-friendly folks.

Mature Friends
www.maturefriends.org
A social group for gay men and women over 40. We meet regularly to share common interests such as gardening, cooking, bridge, dining out, theater and local and international travel. The group began informally in 1989 and has grown to become non-profit, non-partisan, and non-sectarian organization with well over 150 members. Members pay $25.00 annually for dues.

Dunshee House
(206)322-2437
www.dunsheehouse.org
SASG builds community and cultivates powerful, healthy, and fulfilling lives by facilitating support, discussion, and skills-building groups; mentoring; and coordinating retreats and special events. SASG maintains its cherished tradition as the Seattle AIDS Support Group by continuing to meet the emotional needs of those affected by HIV/AIDS.

HAPDEU
depts.washington.edu/hapdeu/
The mission of the HIV/AIDS Project Development and Evaluation Unit (HAPDEU) is to decrease the incidence of HIV transmission and to improve the quality of life of individuals affected by HIV. We accomplish this by creating effective programs and services that are based on proven research. With a commitment to integrity, mutual respect, innovation, and a belief in the possibility of change, we empower individuals to make their own reasoned choices about their lives.
Current programs:
HIV Stops with Me - an HIV prevention social campaign with the mission of motivating and empowering people who are HIV positive to be leaders in prevention.
Friend to Friend - A multi-site community building and education project. This program taught ways to talk to friends about becoming and remaining sexually safer, making erotic choices, and building community.
PowerON - A community-developed, comprehensive web-based health and HIV prevention resource guide for Gay and Bi men and Transgendered individuals in King County.

Project NEON
NEON is a program of Seattle Counseling Service. We provide information and services to gay and bisexual men who use methamphetamine to reduce health risks associated with use.
www.crystalneon.org

PFLAG (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays)
(206)325-7724
www.seattle-pflag.org
Promotes the health and well-being of sexual minorities, their friends and families.

Lambert House
(206) 322-2515
www.lamberthouse.org
Lambert House is a center for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning youth and their allies that encourages empowerment through the development of leadership, social and life skills.

PowerOn
(206)685-1679
www.poweronseattle.org
Website that serves men who have sex with men through prevention, virtual education and entertainment.

The Emerald City Social Club
(425) 827-9494 (Tuesday 7-10 P.M. the phones are attended.
All other times you can leave a message on the recorder.)
www.theemeraldcity.org
A social, educational and support group for cross dressers. This includes cross dressers, transsexuals, and other individuals who identify themselves as transgendered. The Emerald City does not discriminate against any gender role-- male to female or female to male. The group is open to individuals who wish to dress in the clothing of the opposite gender and individuals who desire to change their gender.

Ingersoll Gender Center
(206)329-6651
www.ingersollcenter.org
Ingersoll Center is able to offer a full range of services to gender dysphoric clients such as referrals to therapists, support and peer counseling pertaining to issues of daily living, changes in lifestyle, preparation for surgery, and post-operative care. We offer support groups in a friendly, low-stress setting where cross dressing is encouraged, but never required. Social activities include a monthly book group.

POZ Seattle
(206) 329-0064 ext. 104
www.pozseattle.org
POZSeattle is a 300-member strong grassroots organization of HIV+ gay men, and are now in their fifth year. Some of our regularly scheduled activities include:
• Squat & Gobble, our monthly dining out, on the 1st Thursday of the month
• "Happy Hour - Cocktail Social" at The Cuff Complex on the 2nd Wednesday of the month
• Bowling and Lunch each month on a Sunday.
Some of the other fun events include biking, camp outs, game days, hiking, movies, picnics, pot lucks, and many more. They're all fun and low stress.

Seattle Men in Leather
www.seattlemeninleather.org/
A Gay Men's Social Group Promoting with Power and Pride, the Seattle Men's Leather Community.

Gay Father’s Association of Seattle
(206) 324-4359
www.gfas.org/index.html
The Gay Fathers Association of Seattle is a all-volunteer organization dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for all gay and/or bisexual men who have children. The Association seeks to promote community awareness, act as a referral and resource network, and provide peer support for the entire family.

Team Seattle
www.teamseattle.org/
Team Seattle exists to facilitate, provide and promote opportunities for lesbians, gays and their friends in all sports at all levels of ability, and to foster their physical and emotional health and well-being. We accomplish this mission primarily by providing an inter-sports resource network for athletes and sports leaders, by organizing Seattle's team to the Gay Games and by producing the Northwest Gay/Lesbian Winter and Summer Sports Festivals. Team Seattle is a member of the Federation of Gay Games.

MPowerment
http://www.youthmpower.org/mprojects.html
MPowerment is a young-people-led, young-people-driven and young-people-focused HIV/STD prevention program.
A Core Team of interns made up of young people from the GBLT community plans and implements all aspects of MPowerment's projects, managed by a full-time professional director. The Core Team meets weekly to discuss and plan for upcoming projects, and is always looking for new interns. Through the nation's only GBLT young people's newspaper page, outreach at queer young people's events, and numerous events throughout the year, MPowerment encourages knowledge of HIV, STDs and how to prevent them, while also helping to strengthen Seattle's young queer community.

A Positive Life
www.apositivelife.com
Provides information and resources for people living with HIV/AIDS and their caregivers.

Strength Over Speed
www.strengthoverspeed.org
Strength Over Speed (SOS) is a grassroots, all volunteer community based project whose mission is to help gay and bisexual men maintain recovery from crystal meth addiction.

What you talkin about? Sexual Health Glossary
www.iwannaknow.org/glossary/index.html

Equal Rights Washington
(206) 324-2570
Statewide political advocacy organization for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community of Washington State; works to end discrimination against LGBT people throughout the state. Many volunteer opportunities.
209 Harvard Ave. E.
www.equalrightswashington.org

Seattle LGBT Community Center
(206) 323-LGBT (5428)
The Seattle LGBT Community Center mission is to provide opportunities and tools for LGBT individuals, organizations and communities to ensure that their voices can be heard, included and affirmed; to be a place to engage, organize and effect change. Volunteer opportunities, resources, etc.
1122 East Pike Street
www.seattlelgbt.org

Log Cabin Republicans - Washington State Chapter
www.logcabinwashington.com
Ken Nielsen, President
PO Box 1802
Seattle, WA 98111-1802
wa@logcabin.org

Stonewall Democrats - Washington State Chapter
(253) 225-0944
www.stonewalldemswa.org
PO Box 1564
Poulsbo, WA 98370-0179

Different Spokes Cycling Club
www.differentspokes.org
A bicycling club for the GLBT community and our friends in the Seattle/Puget Sound area.

Border Riders
(206) 686-4176
The Border Riders Motorcycle Club provides social and educational opportunities for members and other gay men interested in recreational motorcycle touring.
www.borderriders.com

Bottom Dwellers
www.bottomdwellers.org
Lesbian and gay SCUBA diving club in Seattle, WA.

Personals

Positive Personals
A FREE web site where HIV positive men and women can place personal ads.
www.positivepersonals.com

HIV Date
Chat, pen pals, personal ads for HIV positive men, women and trans folks.
www.hivdate.com

Pozmatch
A dating site for HIV positive men and women.
www.pozmatch.com

Spiritual and Religious Organizations

Dignity/Seattle
(206) 325-7314
Dignity/Seattle is a faith community of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender Catholics, our families and friends in Seattle since 1973.

Congregation Tikvah Chadashah
(206) 355-1414
Seattle's GLBT Synagogue since 1980. Congregation Tikvah Chadashah is a chavurah-style congregation, and a member of the World Congress of Gay Lesbian and Bisexual Jewish Congregations.
www.tikvahchadashah.org

Integrity Puget Sound
(206) 784-3674
Integrity is a non-profit organization of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Episcopalians and our straight friends.
www.integritypugetsound.org

Drug and Alcohol Resources

Alano Club - Capitol Hill
(206) 328-4773
www.capitolhillalanoclub.org

Asian Counseling and Referral Services
(206) 695-7600
Asian/Pacific-American adults, adolescent, youth and family. Outpatient Dual Diagnosis Program; drug and alcohol assessment and education classes; individual, group, family counseling; ethnic specific sober support groups; assistance with basic needs; sober recreational activities for people in recover and their families; case management.
www.acrs.org

Catholic Community Services
(206) 744-3066 or 800 462-4956
Adults, youth, HIV+; case management, chemical dependency counseling and access to treatment, mental health counseling and medications.
www.ccsww.org

Center for Human Services
(206) 362-7282
Adults, youth and families. Intensive outpatient; individual counseling; co-occurring mental health disorders; assessment; family counseling.
www.chs-nw.org

Consejo
(206) 461-4880
Substance abuse and chemical dependency treatment and recovery program. Outreach and engagement; children and family services; behavioral health treatment; peer support services; outpatient treatment with leadership and life skills; nutrition counseling; transportation services.
www.consejo-wa.org/substance.html

Friends of Youth
(425) 869-6490
Youth and families. Education, support groups, substance abuse counseling offered in therapeutic residential treatment homes for adolescents with conduct disorders.
www.friendsofyouth.org

Kent Youth and Family Services
(253) 859-0300
Youth, families, parents. Assessments, early intervention groups (life skills, anger management, self-esteem, etc.), treatment groups, referral services, family support groups, parent coaching, aftercare.
www.kyfs.org

People of Color Against AIDS Network (POCAAN)
(206) 322-7061
Substance users among communities of color (opiate, crack and alcohol). Harm-reduction/pre-treatment workshops; counseling and referrals
www.pocaan.org

Ruth Dykeman Child Center
(206) 243-5544
Youth and families. School-linked substance abuse prevention and treatment services are available for middle and high school-aged youth in Tukwila. State-certified drug and alcohol outpatient treatment and prevention programs. Substance abuse counseling available in therapeutic residential treatment centers.
www.rdcc.org

Seattle Indian Health Board
(206) 324-9360
Urban Indian youth, adults and families. Residential; group therapy; cultural and spiritual needs; nutritional regimen; individual therapy; family involvement; 24-hour patient supervision; outpatient; traditional healing services; co-occurring mental health.
www.sihb.org

Sound Mental Health
(206) 302-2300
Adults, youth, families, deaf or hard of hearing, homeless. Assessments; individual and group sessions (outpatient and intensive outpatient); integrate treatment for co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders; integrated treatment for co-occurring substance abuse issues and developmental disabilities disorders; motivational enhancement and outreach services; relapse prevention and harm reduction strategies; health and wellness, gender specific and stress management groups; Alcohol Drug Information School (ADIS) class.
www.smh.org

University District Youth Center
(206) 523-0330
Homeless and disenfranchised youth ages 13-22. Drop-in services; case management; substance abuse services - outpatient counseling; mental health services.

Valley Cities
(253) 939-4055
Youth, adults and families. Assessment, outpatient, individual and family counseling, case management, co-occurring substance abuse and mental health; relapse prevention groups.
www.valleycities.org

WA Asian Pacific Islanders Families Against Substance Abuse
(206) 223-9578
Asian/Pacific Islander adolescents, families. Intake and assessment; individual counseling; group counseling; family counseling; case management; recreation and community service; community education and advocacy.
www.wapifasa.org

Youthcare - Orion Center
(206) 622-5555 or 877 522-5551
Youth ages 13-21 (in need of services or homeless). One-on-one counseling; meals; case management; HIV case management; street outreach; pre-employment training; barista training and education program.
www.youthcare.org/orioncenter.cfm

Youth Eastside Services
(425) 747-4937
Youth, parents and families. Education, counseling and support groups for youth and families.
www.youtheastsideservices.org

This list was put together by Lifelong AIDS Alliance Prevention and Education Staff. Updated October 2007.
www.lifelongaidsalliance.org/prevention