Helpline House is here for everyone on Bainbridge Island. While we are known for helping neighbors who face financial hardship, our door is open to any resident seeking assistance—whether that’s food, counseling, or simply information about available resources.
Helpline House serves more than 2,265 individuals each year across Bainbridge Island and Kitsap County. Our neighbors include:
Families facing temporary financial hardship due to job loss, medical expenses, or unexpected emergencies
Seniors on fixed incomes seeking food assistance, medical equipment, or help navigating Medicare
Children and youth needing school supplies, mental health support, or birthday celebrations
Working families who need a little extra help making ends meet
Anyone seeking information about available community resources
While many of our services focus on those experiencing financial challenges, anyone on Bainbridge Island can access our food bank, counseling services, and resource navigation. No one is turned away.
You don’t need to be in crisis to seek support. Whether you need groceries for the week, information about housing resources, or someone to talk to, our door is open. Our mission is rooted in Neighbor Helping Neighbor, and that means being here for everyone in our community.
