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Sex Workers Outreach Project

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Many visitors praise the Sex Workers Outreach Project for providing essential resources like hygiene products, clothing, food, housing, and mental health support, with some stating it has changed lives and empowered them. However, a significant number of complaints highlight issues with disorganization, case managers lacking knowledge or support, canceled appointments, and a feeling that the organization does not take clients' situations seriously or follow through on promises.

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Address
517 East Pike Street, Seattle
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Phone
media@SWOP-Seattle.org
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Website
swop-seattle.org

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About this place Sex Workers Outreach Project

The Sex Workers Outreach Project Seattle (SWOP Seattle) is a local advocacy and support group for sex workers. It works from a harm-reduction and human rights position, pushing against stigma and the legal and social barriers sex workers face, and offers peer support to people in the industry. It is listed here as LGBTQ+-friendly; many of the people it serves are queer or trans. The listed drop-in hours are Tuesday to Thursday, noon to 5pm, at its East Pike Street address on Capitol Hill. Contact the group by email or through swop-seattle.org before visiting, as hours and location for community groups change.

Opening Hours

Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday 12:00-17:00
Wednesday 12:00-17:00
Thursday 12:00-17:00
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Gay-friendly (straight venue)

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4.1
★★★★★
45 reviews

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Dawn Martin
Dawn Martin May 2026
★★★★★

Its great...private

Emma Bonser
Emma Bonser Apr 2026
★★★★★

Amazing place.

Autumn Autumn
Autumn Autumn Apr 2026
★★★★★

Great experience they gave me hygiene products , clothes, food , a place to stay and mental health counseling , and a space to meet new people and a room to focus and rest. I love it!!! I would HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!

Leah Lovee
Leah Lovee Mar 2026
★★★★★

I am a rest Client and I have been a client recently in a few months but was a client a long time ago when they first started the program has seems to always never know what’s going on new case managers never knowing what’s going on people not responding back to your calls I really feel like they do not take your life seriously on what’s going on I’m in domestic violence. My advocate doesn’t call me. She doesn’t reach out. It took me about a month just to communicate with her. I don’t really think that the case managers know what they are doing. I just think that they are hiring people. I am also in domestic violence and I have been out of the sex. Lives for almost 4 years now and we have places like this what gives you no hope of returning back where is the money going that they are supposed to help clients with? Where is the support? Where is the community that they say that we have for sex traffic victims? where is it? It’s not here. Praying for the community. Anybody that read this. Stay strong. We will get out someday.

Quynza Ochoa
Quynza Ochoa Oct 2025
★★★★★

I went through two case managers who had no idea what they were doing and offered no services.One quit 4 days after they gave her my case. I had appointments canceled last minute when I bus from over two hours away. I would not recommend this organization to anyone as there is constant confusion and disorganization. Also, they are not accommodating or supportive of people with disabilities or difficulties they do not understand. I was talked at by two white women like a child which is completely uncalled for. 0 stars if I could. With that said the only person who I had any positive experience with was Tionna

Ronicca Ernst
Ronicca Ernst Mar 2025
★★★★★

They have changed lives for so many

beautiful stevenson
beautiful stevenson Mar 2024
★★★★★

Rest put multiple women’s lives at risk and has neglected to follow up or be transparent. I fear women in unfortunate circumstances are being taken advantage of. I genuinely worry about the ethics of the program and upper management exploitation.

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Last updated on 9 November 2026

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