GenPRIDE Directory

Lifelong serves as a community-based, policy and advocacy agency on issues related to health.

Lifelong empowers people living with, or at risk of acquiring or transmitting, HIV, AIDS, and/or other chronic conditions to lead healthier lives. HIV medical case management, wellness advocates and prevention services teams are trained to assist clients in identifying and accessing resources; coordination of medical and treatment adherence support services; HIV counseling and testing, as well as pre-exposure prophylaxis (or PrEP/Truvada for HIV-negative individuals); dental care; health insurance navigation and enrollment; financial resources; food and nutrition; housing, and more. Lifelong assists with the provision and coordination of services for diabetes, cardiovascular disease, renal disease, cancers, and multiple sclerosis.

GenPRIDE (Generations Aging with Pride) empowers older LGBTQ adults to live with pride and dignity by promoting, connecting, and developing innovative programs and services that enhance belonging and support, eliminate discrimination, and honor the lives of older members of our community.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers in self-directed teams, with the support of staff, provide vital programs and services to those over 55, and adults of all ages with disabilities. The Senior Center offers hundreds of services and programs each year, seven days a week, including classes and activities, computer learning, trips, fitness, social services, adult day health, employment referral, transportation, healthy aging, dining and cafe, and more.

funeral, memorial, personalization, aftercare, pre-planning and cremation services

The Public Health STD Clinic provides compassionate and expert clinical care for STDs and other sexual health issues. Emphasis is on prevention, and all persons are welcome regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, disability, insurance status, or immigration status. Staff members provide confidential testing and treatment and can answer questions about HIV and other STDs.

The Lynnwood Senior Center provides people 62 years of age and older with a variety of services, activities, and special events, e.g., fitness classes, outdoor recreation, trips and tours, and hiking.

The Greater Seattle Business Association (GSBA) is the largest LGBTQ and allied chamber of commerce in North America, representing over 1,300 small business, corporate, and nonprofit members who share the values of promoting equality and diversity in the workplace.

GSBA serves as a connector across the region, bringing the community together through business while advocating for civil rights and small business, promoting LGBTQ tourism through Travel Out Seattle, and investing in the next generation of leaders through the GSBA Scholarship Fund.

• Address = 908 Jefferson St, 11th floor, Seattle WA, 98104
• Phone Number = 206-744-3590
• Email address = N/A
• Website = www.kingcounty.gov/std
• Description = HIV/STD testing, diagnosis, and treatment.
• Languages Spoken = English & Spanish (Interpreters available for all other languages)
• ADA Access (Yes/Not Currently) = Yes
• Intended Age Group (If applicable) = All Ages

Pam Nolte works with the Taproo Theatre as part of their contribution as a member of the Momentia Seattle Stewardship Team.

The Lavender Rights Project advances a more just and equitable society by providing low-cost civil legal services and community programming centered in values of social justice for trans and queer low-income people and other marginalized communities.

Areas of focus:

Legal Practices: Direct legal services to members of the trans and queer community, including anti-discrimination, wills and estate management, family law, dependency, and all trans/transition-related legal matters.

Coalition-Building: The Lavender Rights Project actively collaborates with referral/resource partners, community coalition partners, and collaborative program partners.

Mediation: Trans- and queer-competent mediators provide mediation for a variety of conflicts, such as employment law, family law, and public accommodations discrimination.

Know Your Rights Clinics: Programming and educational opportunities create trans and queer community resiliency through increasing community knowledge, skills, access to, and resources about legal rights.

The Central Area Senior Center (CASC), a program of Sound Generations, promotes the emotional, social and physical well-being of older adults. Participants attend Neighborhood Council meetings and special events, e.g., wedding receptions, birthday parties, and other social events. The center reflects the full diversity of age, race, class, culture, gender and diversity of thought.