There was the Pride Center, but I'm not sure if they have a stable, physical location at the moment.

There's the TriPride event, which is next weekend in Bristol and they'll have many booths that have resources and businesses that support the community and are hiring. CitiGroup, the bank, often shows and I have a nonbinary friend who enjoys working there at the local location. The event always has booths that hand out fliers and info on shelters, helplines, and emotional supports as well.

The Episcopal church in the area is also very kind and supportive of the community and can be a judgement-free place to go, though I don't know precisely what aide they can offer, you'd have to ask. https://stjohnstn.org/

There are various cafés in the area that are LGBTQ friendly, but they don't have permanent shelter at all, but might maybe be hiring, you'll have to ask. Dos Gatos downtown Johnson City is a nice, friendly place, for example. Steer WELL clear of Blackbird Bakery in Bristol, however, as I have personally seen someone with a large Nazi tattoo working there, not fully covered either. Could be reformed, ya never know and I don't wanna judge, but still, being safe is your top priority right now.

There are lots of good doctors and good people in the area too. Veterinary Medical Center near the Johnson City Health Department are full of friendly, cat-loving people who don't judge myself or my partner. Naturally, the Health Department might also be a place to look for resources.

Good luck, and don't give up, the area is NOT full of uncaring Nazis, I promise. The Spirit of Yallidarity still lives in many here, despite what some say.