Kind Space

It is free, you feel respected and you have opportunities to learn .

Kind Space provides incredible, invaluable resources for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. I am so thankful to live somewhere that has such a wonderful space to learn, visit, and grow, and am so grateful for the programming offered, the volunteers, and the staff who help run it. There is always room for improvement, and Kind Space seems genuinely committed to having that as a priority (as tough as that is) which honestly makes them even better in my eyes. Thank you!

They took months to get back to me after sending many emails. Then when I finally got one back, they tell me the service I'm looking for is no longer available. Even though it's still listed on their website.

Amazing location and space. Great people and fun events

This review is about the youth group.Kind is just ok, leaning bad. From my experience the staff are very cool and nice, but the people attending are something else entirely.If you're in your late teens and looking to hang out or speak with people around your age group with no dramatics, don't bother. Maybe I'm unlucky, but I haven't seen a meetup where someone hasn't run out of the room screaming and crying or randomly told me how and how much they've hurt themselves this week.If you're lucky, you might find a few people willing to just chill, play boardgames or have a casual conversation with, but I wouldn't always bet on it. If you're expecting 18 year olds who act like they're 18, this probably isn't the place for you.The food IS pretty bomb though.

Myself and friends have been treated poorly by kind staff in the past. They single out and even bully individuals in efforts to force people out. It's unprofessional and inexcusable. Another noteworthy point is that allies are typically not welcomed with open arms which is rather unfortunate. Those who want to help and care are dismissed.

Amazing organization with great programs for the queer community. Also really proactive with regard to accessibility (physical and otherwise) and run an incredible number of free events. Highly recommended for those who are looking to meet new people and build community!

This is a LGTBQ community space and they offer many support work shops and different types of services for everyone. ( You don’t need to be in the queer community to be here but you need to be sensible and understanding that we are all different. ).The place has pretty much everything. You can come in to read or chat but they do have very limited hours. So check ahead.

I went to Kind Space today and was thrilled with how nice the experience was overall. There were a couple of people waiting at the door to get in (we were early), but it showed me right away that this is a place that's needed for the 2SLGBTQ+ community. I met Jade who was very nice and loves to chat. There are a couple of meeting spaces adjacent to the main area as well as a kitchenette area. I can't wait to go back!

Awesome atmosphere absolutly love it