Seattle-Area Resource List

Resources compiled by Repro in Seattle

Food, Housing & Cash Support

You can call 2-1-1 or visit search.wa211.org to access many supportive resources. These include many of the ones listed below.

Food

Free Hygiene, Period, Safer Sex & More Products

Housing

Government Cash Programs

Mutual Aid Groups

Healthcare

Health Insurance

Free or Low-Cost Vaccines

Free or Low-Cost HIV & STI/STD Testing

Free or Low-Cost Healthcare Services

Free Pregnancy Care & Education

Seattle-Area Abortion Clinics

Virtual Abortion Providers (WA)

*Takes private insurance
+Takes Apple Health

Help Paying for Abortion Care

  • Many clinics accept Apple Health (Washington Medicaid), which completely covers abortion care.

  • Most insurance plans are required to cover abortion care.

  • If you have the Providence health plan, abortion is not covered. Washington will pay for your abortion through the Increasing Access to Reproductive Choice program.

  • People who need abortion care can reach out to the Northwest Abortion Access Fund to get additional help paying for abortion care, travel, and a place to stay while traveling.

  • Some clinics may also provide their patients with financial assistance.

Trans Healthcare

Help Paying for Trans Health Care (per state websites)

  • Apple Health covers primary care, behavioral health services, speech therapy (including voice training), hormone therapy (including puberty blockers), and labs. If you are enrolled in a managed care plan, these services will be covered by your plan. Contact your plan to request a list of providers.

  • You can ask your managed care plan for a case manager to help coordinate your care. The member services phone number can be found on the back of your insurance card.

  • Other gender-affirming treatments, including surgical procedures and gender affirming hair removal, are covered directly by Apple Health using your ProviderOne services card.

  • Most insurance plans are required to cover gender-affirming care. If your insurer denies services, they must explain why. A provider with experience in gender-affirming treatment will review their decision. If you believe you've been unfairly denied coverage, you can file an appeal with your insurer (here's an example) and file a complaint with the state.

Mental Health

Resources for Trans & Queer Communities

Youth Resources*

*Per “Don’t Call the Cops”: People answering these calls may be mandatory reporters, and required to make a report to CPS or law enforcement in certain situations. Learn about local mandatory reporter laws here.