Lavender Rights Project
Comprising of the Wellness Nexus, a forthcoming permanent supportive housing facility of 32 units (2025), and an active role in education, policy, and advocacy across government groups, our mission is to cultivate a healthy, healing, honored, and housed community for Black gender diverse individuals in King County. We are dedicated to equity, anti-racism, integrity, justice, and embracing adaptability to best serve our clients and community.
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