Free peer recovery community center in downtown Kent — support groups every day of the week, one-on-one peer coaching (one hour a week for 26 weeks), family navigation, and a free harm reduction vending machine with naloxone, fentanyl test strips and safer-sex kits, available during the listed hours. Staffed by people in recovery themselves; open weekdays and weekends (call to confirm hours). Services: peer emotional support, recovery coaching, support groups, family navigator, Peers in Libraries, overdose prevention supplies (naloxone, fentanyl test strips via free vending machine during open hours)
Where: 216 W Gowe St, Suite 300, Kent, WA 98032
Hours: Per King County's vending machine directory: Mon-Fri 9am-7pm; Sat-Sun 11am-7pm. A state/211 directory lists daily 9am-9pm, so call (253) 277-4942 to confirm before you go. Support groups run every day of the week; see the groups calendar at peerkent.org.
Accessibility: Downtown Kent, corner of W Gowe St and 2nd Ave, in Suite 300. Call ahead to ask about the entrance, elevator and where the vending machine is. Near Kent Station transit.
Cost: Free
Who can use: South King County community impacted by addiction and/or mental health, with additional focus on justice-involved individuals and families. Directory listings say no restrictions and no cost; no diagnosis, referral or sobriety requirement is published. The vending machine asks you a few questions on your phone. Call to ask how to sign up for peer coaching.