Project NEON LGBTQ+ Organizations in Seattle – GayOut Guide
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Project NEON

GayOut (15) 4.0
Google (4) 3.8
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Visitors praise Project NEON for its good value, fresh, and customizable pizzas made quickly with a good range of topping options and a perfect crust. However, some reviewers found the ingredients to be limited and of low quality, with one mentioning the salad was not fresh.

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Address
1216 Pine Street, Seattle
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Phone
1 206-323-1768
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Website
www.projectneon.org
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About this place Project NEON

Project NEON is a Seattle-based organization working on HIV prevention and support for LGBTQ+ people dealing with substance use, especially methamphetamine. They’ve been around for over 20 years, helping at-risk individuals get care and build healthier lives. What that means in practice: counseling, health education, outreach, and advocacy, all specifically for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people. They use social marketing and direct support to link people with resources and help them move away from harmful situations. If you’re in Seattle and need LGBTQ+-affirming health services, or just want to understand local harm reduction and prevention, Project NEON is a key local resource. Find them on Pine Street in downtown Seattle. You can learn more about their services and mission on their website.

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Jonathan Mendez Pacheco
Jonathan Mendez Pacheco Jul 2025

Well

AARON
AARON Aug 2019

The contractor Kiewit. Who's making millions and millions in bonuses. After leaving a safety hazard on the 15 fwy cause a lot of cracked windows pitted windows and it was even in the news . The info by the news to put a claim in for repairs they declined paying for property damages they caused by unsafe practices caused probably by saving a buck at our costs. Im sure they probably havent even paid 1 dollar in claims. Dont award these ppl any more contracts. Someone could be killed by their negligence one day! Following up with OSHA!

Dina Mathey
Dina Mathey Feb 2019

Almost done smooth sailing pretty soon

Natalie
Natalie Feb 2019

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