KITSAP RESCUE MISSION

Making Our Community a Better Place for All of Us

Inspired by our faith in Christ and guided by a commitment to service, Kitsap Rescue Mission dedicates itself to nurturing a compassionate community on the Kitsap Peninsula—one that stands alongside those experiencing homelessness and offers hope for a brighter future.
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KITSAP RESCUE MISSION

2025 Impact

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Individuals Moved On To Permanent Housing

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Galatians 6:2

“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” This scripture beautifully reflects the heart of our mission and the spirit in which our community comes together to serve and uplift one another.

Read What Guests & Neighbors Are Saying!

Jane’s Story

Since I’ve been here, I’ve been able to have a place where I can be warm. I’ve met a lot of really nice people and there’s a lot of really good resources. It helps to have a place to go. They help us get out of here too, get back on our feet, on our own. It’s really important to have a place especially now when it’s really cold. I would be sleeping outside. I wouldn’t have anywhere to go, I wouldn’t have anything to eat, a place to shower, things like that. Yeah, it really matters a lot. I’m very lucky to be able to be here. They’ve helped me so much.

John’s Story

The downtown areas of Bremerton are overpopulated with homeless people. And a lot of those homeless people don’t want to be clean and sober. But a lot of us here are clean, like me, I have over three months now clean and sober. And it is it’s kind of stressful sometimes. But with the help of this staff system that they have, it feels really positive and encouraging. They really go out of their way here to help us. I had a pretty rough time, I did seven and a half years in prison. And when I got out, I had absolutely nowhere to go. If it wasn’t for my brother, that’s here, I wouldn’t have had the luxury of being in a place like this. I would have been out there on the streets and probably still using drugs. And I’m thankful that there is something like this that is better for people that want to do better with their lives.