PFLAG Prineville
PFLAG Prineville is a local chapter of PFLAG serving LGBTQ+ people, parents, families, and allies in Prineville and throughout Crook County. The chapter was established in 2022 to create a supportive local space for connection, education, and advocacy within the rural Central Oregon community.
PFLAG Prineville hosts monthly in-person support meetings, provides educational programming and resources, participates in community events, and works with local organizations to support LGBTQ+ people and their families. The chapter also partners with organizations such as the Crook County Health Department and Mosaic Community Health to share relevant community information and education.
This Resource May Be Helpful If...
You are LGBTQ+, have an LGBTQ+ child or loved one, are navigating questions around sexual orientation or gender identity within your family, or are looking for an affirming community in Prineville or Crook County.
PFLAG Prineville may be especially helpful for parents and family members who want a supportive place to ask questions, learn from others, and better understand how to support an LGBTQ+ loved one, as well as LGBTQ+ people looking for local connection and community
At a Glance
Resource: PFLAG Prineville
Type: LGBTQ+ peer support, education & community organization
Location: Prineville, Oregon
Area served: Crook County & surrounding communities
Who it serves: LGBTQ+ people, parents, families & allies
Support: Monthly in-person peer-support meetings
Meetings: Fourth Thursday of each month, 6:30–8:00 PM*
Meeting location: Our Savior's Lutheran Church, 695 NW 3rd St., Prineville, OR 97754
Additional resources: LGBTQ+ educational materials, community programs, events & advocacy
Email: pflagprineville@gmail.com
Website: PFLAG Prineville
*The chapter currently skips its regular November meeting and changes the December schedule for its holiday gathering, so families should check the current calendar before attending.
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