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Fighting Hunger: Bremerton Backpack Brigade | Serving 600+ Kids Weekly

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The Bremerton Backpack Brigade serves over 600 kids weekly, providing backpacks filled with nutritious food to combat weekend hunger. Focused on privacy and community, the nonprofit works to support families in need and create a hunger-free future for Bremerton’s children.

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New Day Ministry serves people experiencing homelessness, people experiencing poverty, seniors, families with children, and those recovering from addiction in Kitsap County.

They provide a safe, judgment-free place with hot meals and groceries and offer 12-step Classes while providing other basic needs for those who are hungry and hopeless.

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The New Day Ministry Clothing & Basic Needs Essentials Room is open to anyone in need, regardless of their circumstances. They are here to provide assistance to individuals and families facing challenging times, including those experiencing homelessness, unemployment, or economic hardship.

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Everyone deserves access to clean and comfortable clothing, regardless of their financial situation. Our Clothing & Basic Needs Essentials Room is a place of compassion and support dedicated to helping those in need within our community.

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St. Vincent De Paul Bremerton: Neighborhood Market & Resource Center

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St. Vincent De Paul Bremerton: Neighborhood Market & Resource Center

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Clients can visit to shop the market three times per month (any time throughout the month that works best for them). Clients without cooking facilities and/or experiencing homelessness can still pick up a 24 hour Pack daily (and will receive 2 on Friday). Clients do not need to bring any documentation if they do not have it; our compassionate volunteers never turn a client away for food.

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1117 N. Callow Ave Bremerton WA 98312. Tel: 360-377 2929 ext. 7 Open Hours: Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri - 10:30am to 2:30pm
Clients can visit to shop the market three times per month (any time throughout the month that works best for them). Clients without cooking facilities and/or experiencing homelessness can still pick up a 24 hour Pack daily (and will receive 2 on Friday). Clients do not need to bring any documentation if they do not have it; our compassionate volunteers never turn a client away for food.

The Resource Office provides financial assistance and other resources to families in need such as Rental and Utility assistance programs, transportation (bus tokens), hygiene items, funeral/cremation assistance, etc.
Most needed items at the Neighborhood Market (updated January 2025):
Jelly & jam, peanut butter, boxed meals (e.g. Rice a Roni, Hamburger Helper etc.), macaroni and cheese, canned meals (e.g. chili, ravioli, etc.), pasta sauce.

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St. Vincent de Paul Assistance Office, Bremerton WA

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Discover the assistance office at St. Vincent de Paul Bremerton, offering support and resources to the Kitsap County community.

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Kitsap Mental Health: Outpatient Counseling Services

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Kitsap Mental Health: Outpatient Counseling Services

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Kitsap Mental Health Services provides a variety of compassionate, effective outpatient services for children, youth and families – including services in home, school and community settings.  These services are available throughout the year and are designed to provide structure, and a positive, predictable treatment progression for youth and their families.

Services may include:

Assessment of mental health needs

Family therapy

Individual support and therapy

Case management

Psychiatric evaluation and medication management services

Substance use disorder assessments and treatment

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Youth Outpatient Services - Kitsap Mental Health Services

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From Preschoolers to Young Adults Kitsap Mental Health Services provides a variety of compassionate, effective outpatient services for children, youth and families - including services in home, school and community settings.

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Kitsap Mental Health: WISe - Wraparound care with intensive behavioral health services for kids and families.

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Kitsap Mental Health: WISe - Wraparound care with intensive behavioral health services for kids and families.

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WISe is designed to surround at risk kids and their families with the intensive mental health assistance they need. WISe is highly customized for each individual and is available in home, and in convenient community settings.

You or your kids must be Medicaid-eligible.

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Are you or your kids Medicaid-eligible and in need of intensive wraparound services? Consider WISe.

WISe is designed to surround at risk kids and their families with the intensive mental health assistance they need. WISe is highly customized for each individual and is available in home, and in convenient community settings.

Families participating in WISe work with trained professionals to help guide and drive all aspects of care, following a plan that builds on the kid's and family's strengths. WISe team members may include natural supports (such as family and friends) and professionals including school counselors.

Referrals for participation in the WISe program can be made by youth and their families, and from providers and community members. To refer or to request WISe services, please call 360-373-5031 and ask to be connected to the WISe Team to request a "screen". You will then be contacted by a WISe staff member to talk about whether WISe services are right for you.

For more information on WISe, please click here to visit the Washington State Healthcare Authority's WISe program webpage.

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Introducing WISe - Wraparound care with intensive services for kids and families. Are you or your kids Medicaid-eligible and in need of intensive wraparound services? Consider WISe. WISe is designed to surround at risk kids and their families with the intensive mental health assistance they need.

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Catholic Community Services: Housing & Essential Needs (HEN)

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Catholic Community Services: Housing & Essential Needs (HEN)

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The HEN program of Kitsap County offers qualifying residents services such as rental assistance, security deposits, move in costs, bus vouchers, and monthly essential needs (toilet paper, shampoo, hygiene items, etc.). In conjunction to these services, we also offer case management to help people gain and/or maintain stable housing.

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Catholic Community Services of Western Washington |

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Housing and Essential Needs (HEN) – Kitsap County | Catholic Community Services of Western Washington

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The Kitsap County Housing and Essential Needs Program is a program operated by Catholic Community Services. Our office number is (360) 373-0638 and our office is open Monday through Friday from 8 am - 4 pm. What is the HEN/BRIDGE program? The HEN program of Kitsap County offers qualifying residents services such as rental assistance, security deposits,

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Bremerton Family Behavioral Health (FBH) is a family-centered agency that provides intensive “as needed” services.

WISe stands for Wraparound with Intensive Services. WISe is a voluntary service that takes a team approach to meeting your child’s needs. It provides intensive mental health services to support your child and helps your family reach your goals.

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To provide help during a time of crisis. You have access to crisis services for your child any time of the day, 365 days a year.

Your child will receive services from individuals who know your child and family's needs and circumstances, as well as their current crisis plan. Whenever necessary, this includes face-to-face interventions at the location where the crisis occurs.

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WISe - Family Behavioral Health | CCS of Western Washington

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To provide help during a time of crisis. You have access to crisis services for your child any time of the day, 365 days a year. Your child will receive services from individuals who know your child and family's needs and circumstances, as well as their current crisis plan.

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Catholic Community Services: Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)

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Catholic Community Services: Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)

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CCS Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program quickly connects Veterans- families and individuals- experiencing homelessness, or at risk of losing housing, to permanent housing through tailored housing stability plans that may include the use of short-term financial assistance, supportive services and longer-term shallow subsidies. SSVF helps Veteran families and individuals living on the streets, in vehicles or in emergency shelters resolve the immediate barriers to obtaining permanent market rate housing while reducing the amount of time they experience homelessness. SSVF also helps Veteran families at risk of losing housing (within 30 days) regain housing stability through SSVF’s Homeless Prevention Program.

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Catholic Community Services of Western Washington |

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Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) | Catholic Community Services of Western Washington

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CCS Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program quickly connects Veterans- families and individuals- experiencing homelessness, or at risk of losing housing, to permanent housing through tailored housing stability plans that may include the use of short-term financial assistance, supportive services and longer-term shallow subsidies. SSVF helps Veteran families and individuals living on the streets, in

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-Before and After School Care, All Day Child Care, and a structured preschool program.

-They accept children ages 2 1/2 through 12 years and are open Monday through Friday: 5:30 am–7:00 pm.

-They accept and welcome DSHS Washington State Subsidies as well as low-income families.

-Safe and Nurturing Environment with Faith and Compassion

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Emmanuel Lutheran Childcare - Emmanuel Lutheran Church

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Emmanuel Lutheran Childcare provides before and after school care, all-day childcare, and a structured preschool program for the Bremerton Community.

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Before school childcare starts at 6:30am

After school childcare ends at 6:00pm

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Register for Right At School Programs | Right At School

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View your school’s unique program offerings, schedules, and pricing — and start the registration process.

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After school programming only.

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Welcome to the Bremerton BRANCH!
Contact
Regional Manager: Alison Compton 3102 Wheaton Way Suite A, Bremerton, WA 98310360-830-6947, bremerton@bgcsps.org
Facebook: Bremerton Branch
Summer Camp Registration is Now Open!
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