The Humble Travelers Foundation
A Portland-area resource directory for housing, food, shelter, healthcare, legal aid, youth services, immigration support, and more, with easy search features made mobile-friendly — by The Humble Travelers Foundation.
Type: Short-Term Rent Assist. (STRA) + deposit support
Who / Access: Age 55+; Multnomah County or homeless; no minor children; ≤2 months rent owed; proof of income; no NWPP assist. in past 2 years
Where: 1430 SW Broadway Ste 200, Portland OR 97201
Notes: M/Tu/W 9am–4pm; Th 1–4pm; F by appt; closed 12–1pm
Type: Eviction Prevention, Rent Assistance, (Past due & Future), Security deposits, Utilities, Repairs and Damage Remediation Remediation
Who / Access: Must have an active eviction court case number, meet income level requirements
Where: Oregon
Notes: Click here for Application (Applications will be accepted again at 9am on the first business day of each month.)
Type: Emergency rental assistance, eviction prevention, hotel vouchers
Who / Access: Income < 50% AMI; call 211 to apply
Where: 135 SW Ash St, Portland OR 97204
Notes: Works with community agencies for placement
Type: Rent & deposit assistance; transitional housing
Who / Access: Outer SE & NE Portland; Multnomah County; Open Door Policy
Where: Outer East/NE Portland
Notes: Also energy assistance
Type: Housing Needs Assistance
Who / Access: requires those receiving assistance to be an Oregonian/SW Washingtonian resident; sponsored by another agency to validate the need and to provide a self sufficiency plan
Where: 10175 SW Barbur Boulevard, Suite 100BA, Portland, OR, 97219
Notes: Click on the link titled Resource Aid Form to apply and complete their Release of Information.
Type: Rent/utility assistance, emergency food, bus tickets
Who / Access: Low income; service area varies
Where: Portland metro
Notes: Rent/Utility Hotline
Type: Emergency financial assist.: energy, food, housing costs
Who / Access: Open to all; immigrant/refugee focus also
Where: Portland metro
Notes: El Programa Hispano; job training
Type: Rent, energy, medically needy motel vouchers, emergency food
Who / Access: Low-to-moderate income and homeless families
Where: SW Portland
Notes: Foreclosure prevention too
Type: Short-term emergency assistance (food, heating bills)
Who / Access: Referral-based for food; direct for utilities
Where: Portland area (portions)
Notes: Case managers help with energy bill applications
Type: Zero-interest loans for rent/utilities; veteran focus
Who / Access: Veterans primary; others as capacity allows
Where: 650 NW Irving St, Portland OR 97209
Notes: SSVF; Grants & Per Diem programs
Type: Housing financial assistance for HIV/AIDS affected individuals
Who / Access: HIV/AIDS patients or family members
Where: Portland
Notes: Also transportation to medical appointments
Type: Interest-free rental assistance loans
Who / Access: All backgrounds welcome; 3-year payoff period
Where: Portland
Notes: Administered by JFCS; no interest
Type: Oregon State Elderly Rental Assistance Program
Who / Access: Older Multnomah County residents
Where: 2010 Lloyd Center, Portland OR 97232
Notes: Helps seniors with housing costs
Type: Down Payment Assistance Loan (second mortgage)
Who / Access: First-time homebuyers within Portland city limits
Where: City of Portland
Notes: Favorable terms; PHB-funded
Type: 0% interest home repair loan
Who / Access: Eligible low/moderate-income homeowners
Where: City of Portland
Notes: 0% interest; for safety improvements
Type: Affordable housing, job training, eviction prevention, energy
Who / Access: Poverty/homelessness focus; East Multnomah County
Where: East Portland / Gresham
Notes: Computer classes; move-in assistance
Type: Shelter, transitional housing, home-locating, free meals
Who / Access: All regardless of religion
Where: Portland
Notes: Cold weather emergency services; case management
Type: Veterans housing, emergency rent, job training
Who / Access: Veterans and families
Where: 2 NW 2nd Ave, Portland
Notes: Education and job training
Type: Housing assistance, home repairs, senior meals, transportation
Who / Access: Residents 60+; disabled
Where: 421 SW Oak St, Portland OR 97219
Notes: SHIBA insurance benefit help
Type: 3-day emergency food supply monthly; utility help; clothing
Who / Access: Low income individuals
Where: Portland
Notes: Max $35 utility assist.; referrals to govt programs
Type: Monthly food box, energy bill assist., occasional rent help
Who / Access: Qualified individuals
Where: Portland
Notes: Monthly basis
Type: Non-covered items/services for health and housing stability
Who / Access: OHP members enrolled in a CCO
Where: Statewide
Notes: Optional; CCO decides approval
Type: Emergency assist. for bills, rent, housing, medical
Who / Access: Low income with no other options
Where: Multnomah County
Notes: County-run; true last resort
Type: Rent assistance, Utility Assistance, Mental health, Addiction recovery, Free Produce Market
Who / Access: Applicants must have eviction notice to qualify for assistance.
Where: 6736 NE Killingsworth St Suite 101 Portland, OR 97218
Notes: Leaving a message does NOT mean they will call you back - applicants need to speak to someone. Once the applicant has talked with someone, they will then be contacted for an appointment with a case manager, who will assess eligibility.
Type: Public Housing / Project-Based Section 8
Who / Access: Low income; families, seniors, disabled
Where: 135 SW Ash St, Portland OR 97204
Notes: Waitlists often closed; open 1–3x/year ~1 week
Type: Tenant-based rental subsidy
Who / Access: Income < 50% AMI
Where: Portland / Multnomah County
Notes: Long waitlists; sign up for newsletter
Type: Priority waitlist for accessible units
Who / Access: Individuals needing ADA features
Where: Fax: 503-280-3766
Notes: Doctor verification form required
Type: Supportive housing with meals/care services
Who / Access: Seniors/disabled in specific HF buildings
Where: Dahlke Manor, Grace Peck, Holgate House, Unthank Plaza
Notes: Referral to Adrianna.Rickard@homeforward.org
Type: Priority placement on all waitlists
Who / Access: Life expectancy ≤ 12 months
Where: Portland
Notes: Doctor form required; bumped to top of list
Type: HUD subsidized buildings with open waitlists
Who / Access: Ages 62+ or with disabilities
Where: Multnomah County
Notes: Updated 8/2025 list available for download
Type: Subsidized rent apartments
Who / Access: Ages 62+ or with disabilities
Where: Multnomah County
Notes: Updated 9/2025 list
Type: Subsidized rent apartments
Who / Access: Under 62 without disabilities
Where: Multnomah County
Notes: Updated 9/2025 list
Type: HUD subsidized; DD priority waitlist; ADA accessible
Who / Access: Intellectual/developmental disabilities
Where: 100 NE 120th, Portland OR 97220
Notes: 13 wheelchair accessible units
Type: HUD subsidized; DD household requirement
Who / Access: Households with developmental disability member
Where: Portland
Notes: 9 units
Type: HUD subsidized; DD household requirement
Who / Access: Households with developmental disability member
Where: Portland
Notes: Monthly rent = 30% gross income
Type: Market rate housing for DD artists
Who / Access: Developmentally disabled artists
Where: Portland
Notes: Not subsidized; designed for DD artists
Type: HUD Section 8 subsidized; wheelchair accessible
Who / Access: Low income; wheelchair needs
Where: Portland
Notes: 21 units
Type: HUD Section 8 subsidized; wheelchair accessible
Who / Access: Low income; wheelchair needs
Where: Gresham, OR
Notes: 23 units
Type: HUD Section 8 subsidized; fully accessible
Who / Access: Low income
Where: Portland
Notes: 19 units
Type: HUD Section 8 subsidized; fully accessible
Who / Access: Low income
Where: Washington County
Notes: 25 units
Type: Below market rent; accessible
Who / Access: Households < 60% AMI
Where: Portland
Notes: 25 units
Type: Homesharing matchmaking (homeowner + seeker)
Who / Access: Homeowners w/ spare room; housing seekers
Where: Oregon statewide
Notes: Free service; background checks; personalized matching
Type: Shared clean and sober housing
Who / Access: People in recovery; democratic self-run
Where: Multiple OR locations
Notes: Sobriety required; national network
Type: Shared sober housing; couples and kids welcome
Who / Access: People in recovery; 12-step participation required
Where: Portland
Notes: UA required; bed provided
Type: Section 8 / HCV
Who / Access: Low income Clackamas County residents
Where: Clackamas County
Notes: Separate waitlist from Home Forward
Type: Section 8 / HCV + project-based
Who / Access: Low income WA County residents
Where: Washington County
Notes: Separate waitlist
Type: Income-restricted affordable housing
Who / Access: Households ≤ 60% AMI; income ≥ 1.5x monthly rent
Where: Portland metro
Notes: Competitively priced; income-restricted
Type: Emergency Overnight Congregate Shelter – adult men and women
Who / Access: Adults (all genders)
Where: 1435 NW Northrup Street (North Pearl LLC)
Notes: The site serves only adult participants.
Type: Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (all genders) – individuals and couples
Where: 1952 N Lombard / 7440 N Denver Ave, Portland
Type: Emergency Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Men, women, and families with children
Where: 14355 N Bybee Lake Court, Portland
Notes: Participants must commit to sobriety (even day one); no registered sex offenders of any class.
Type: Long-Term / Short-Term Residential – housing-focused
Who / Access: Men
Where: 1431 SE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Portland
Notes: TB card required; drug- and alcohol-free. Meals, services and housing placement offered. Portion of beds for men in Multnomah County community justice system.
Type: Residential 4 months to 1 year – housing-focused
Who / Access: Men / Non-Binary / Veterans – Sober
Where: 610 NW Broadway St., Portland
Notes: Drug- and alcohol-free. Meals, services and housing placement. Veterans priority beds available.
Type: Emergency Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Women
Where: 16141 E Burnside St., Gresham
Notes: Meals, services and housing placement offered.
Type: Short-Term Residential / Transitional – housing-focused
Who / Access: Women – Sober
Where: 18 NE 11th Ave., Portland
Notes: TB card required; drug- and alcohol-free. Portion of beds for women in Multnomah County justice system and US Military Veterans.
Type: Low-Barrier Emergency Shelter
Who / Access: Women and couples; priority for veterans, 55+, disabled
Where: 6130 SE Foster Road, Portland
Notes: Pets allowed. Priority for veterans, adults 55+, individuals with disabilities.
Type: Emergency Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (men and women)
Where: 120 SE Market St., Portland
Type: Low-Barrier Emergency Shelter / Navigation Center
Who / Access: Men, women, and couples; priority for veterans, 55+, disabled
Where: 1111 NW Naito Parkway, Portland
Notes: Pets allowed. Priority for veterans, adults 55+, individuals with disabilities.
Type: Emergency Overnight Shelter
Who / Access: Adults 18+ (all genders)
Where: 5411 NE MLK / 5329 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Portland
Notes: Pets allowed. Priority for veterans, adults 55+, disabled, and unsheltered neighbors from surrounding area.
Type: Low-Barrier Emergency / Transitional Shelter
Who / Access: Women, non-binary individuals, couples; 18+; priority for 55+, disabled, veterans
Where: 5120 SE Milwaukie Ave., Portland
Notes: Women and couples only. Priority for 55+, disabled, veterans.
Type: Emergency Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Men; priority for veterans, 55+, disabled
Where: 1415 SE 122nd Ave., Portland
Notes: Priority for Veterans, 55+, and individuals with disabilities.
Type: Low-Barrier Motel Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (all genders) – individuals and couples; medically vulnerable
Where: 1525 NE 37th Ave., Portland
Notes: No outside referrals – must come through congregate shelter.
Type: Motel Shelter
Who / Access: Women
Where: 9699 SE Stark St., Portland
Notes: No outside referrals – must come through congregate shelter.
Type: Motel Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (all genders) – individuals and couples
Where: 1125 N Schmeer Rd., Portland
Type: Motel Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (all genders) – individuals and couples
Where: 9723 NE Sandy Blvd., Portland
Notes: No outside referrals – must come through congregate shelter.
Type: Transitional Motel Shelter – permanent housing track
Who / Access: Adults (all genders) – individuals and couples
Where: 121 NE 181st Ave., Gresham
Notes: For individuals who have already been approved for permanent housing.
Type: Motel Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (all genders) – individuals and couples
Where: 18323 SE Stark St., Gresham
Notes: No outside referrals – must come through congregate shelter.
Type: Village-Style Pod Shelter
Who / Access: Women and non-binary people
Where: 7440 N Denver Ave., Portland
Notes: Some pods reserved for women veterans.
Type: Low-Barrier Transitional POD Village
Who / Access: Adults 18+ – female-identifying and BIPOC priority
Where: 2539 SE 19th Ave., Portland
Notes: Priority for female-identifying and BIPOC adults.
Type: POD Village – Low-Barrier
Who / Access: Adults 18+ (all genders)
Where: 621 NE 76th Ave., Portland
Notes: Referral generally through Joint Office of Homeless Services or established outreach partners.
Type: Transitional Mini-Home Village
Who / Access: Adults 18+ – individuals and couples
Where: 9401 NE Sunderland Ave., Portland
Notes: COVID vaccinated required. Cost: $100/month. Walk-in Tuesdays 10am.
Type: Village-Style Transitional Shelter
Who / Access: Women; priority for veterans, 55+, disabled
Where: 2420 N Columbia Blvd., Portland
Notes: Priority for veterans, women 55+, women with disabilities.
Type: Alternative Village-Style Shelter
Who / Access: Adults
Where: 333 SE 82nd Ave., Portland
Notes: Case management, amenities, and mental/behavioral health services on-site.
Type: Transitional POD Village
Who / Access: Adults – LGBTQIA2S+ priority
Where: 12505 NE Halsey St., Portland
Notes: Serves adults identifying as LGBTQIA2S+.
Type: Transitional POD Village
Who / Access: Adults 45+ or with physical disability; priority: BIPOC, LGBTQIA+
Where: 7600 N Hereford Ave., Portland
Notes: Priority for adults 45+ or with physical disability; BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ priority.
Type: POD Village – Low-Barrier
Who / Access: Men, women, and couples – Veteran-focused
Where: 8005 N Richmond Ave. / 8051 N Richmond, Portland
Notes: Veteran-focused.
Type: Trauma-Informed Family Village Shelter
Who / Access: Families with children under 18
Where: 6220 SE 92nd Ave., Portland
Notes: Day services and full-service case management. Private rooms, meals, laundry, kids playroom, computer lab, playground.
Type: Family Shelter
Who / Access: Families with children
Where: 7740 SE Powell Blvd., Portland
Notes: Case management and staff on-site.
Type: Family Shelter – Transitional
Who / Access: Families with children
Where: 5003 W Powell Blvd., Gresham
Notes: Families stay together. Home-style atmosphere with life-changing classes, structure, and services.
Type: Emergency Youth Shelter
Who / Access: Youth ages 16–24
Where: 1635 SW Alder St., Portland
Notes: First come/first served.
Type: Emergency Youth Shelter
Who / Access: Youth ages 16–24
Where: 1635 SW Alder St., Portland
Notes: Nightly
Type: Emergency Domestic Violence Shelter
Who / Access: All genders fleeing domestic violence
Where: Confidential (mailing: 4110 SE Hawthorne Blvd #503, Portland)
Notes: Gender-inclusive. Accepts couples, families, and pets. No restrictions on gender identity, immigration status, or background.
Type: Emergency Domestic Violence Shelter
Who / Access: Anyone fleeing domestic violence
Where: Confidential
Notes: Part of Bradley Angle's emergency shelter network.
Type: Emergency Domestic Violence Shelter
Who / Access: Anyone fleeing domestic violence
Where: Confidential
Notes: Part of Bradley Angle's emergency shelter network.
Type: Emergency + Transitional DV Shelter
Who / Access: DV survivors – all genders; culturally specific services for Black and LGBTQIA+ communities
Where: 5432 N Albina Ave., Portland
Notes: Includes Healing Roots, Marsha's Folx (LGBTQIA+), Economic Empowerment, Youth Programs, and Transition Services (up to 2 years).
Type: Emergency Overnight Shelter
Who / Access: Women
Where: 1015 NW 17th Ave., Portland
Notes: Overnight
Type: Emergency Overnight Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (all genders)
Where: 3130 SE 148th Ave. (Eastside IDC)
Notes: Serves adult men and women.
Type: Emergency Overnight Congregate Shelter – Recovery-Oriented
Who / Access: Adults (all genders) – recovery-focused
Where: 614 SE Grand Ave.
Notes: Recovery-oriented. Sobriety expected on arrival.
Type: Emergency Overnight Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (men and women)
Where: 5325 N Williams Ave. (Salvation Army)
Notes: Adult women and men only.
Type: Emergency Overnight Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (all genders)
Where: 1432 SW 13th Ave. (Operation Nightwatch)
Notes: Serves all adult genders.
Type: Emergency Overnight Congregate Shelter
Who / Access: Adults (all genders)
Where: 9715 SE Powell Blvd. (Central Church of the Nazarene)
Notes: Serves adult men and women.
Type: Emergency Overnight Congregate Shelter – Recovery-Oriented
Who / Access: Adults (all genders) – recovery-focused
Where: 526 SE Grand Ave. (CityTeam)
Notes: Recovery-oriented; sobriety expected on arrival. Capacity expanding.
Type: Emergency Overnight Congregate Shelter – Women
Who / Access: Women-identifying adults
Where: 30 SW 2nd Ave. (Salvation Army)
Notes: Women-identifying participants only.
Type: Emergency Overnight Shelter + Residential Recovery
Who / Access: Men (emergency/recovery); women and children (Shepherd's Door)
Where: 111 W Burnside St., Portland
Notes: Hot meals (up to 700/day), showers, clothing, mail service, referrals. Shepherd's Door: up to 37 women+children in 12–18 month recovery program.
Type: Safe Rest Village – Temporary Alternative Shelter
Who / Access: Adults experiencing unsheltered homelessness
Where: 2731 SW Multnomah Blvd. (City of Portland parking lot)
Notes: Case management, amenities, mental/behavioral health services on-site.
Type: Temporary Alternative Shelter Site (TASS)
Who / Access: Adults experiencing unsheltered homelessness
Where: 1490 SE Gideon St. (Stacey & Witbeck, leased by City of Portland)
Notes: 24/7
Type: Safe Rest Village – Temporary Alternative Shelter
Who / Access: Adults experiencing unsheltered homelessness
Where: 12305 SE Ash St. (TriMet Property)
Notes: Case management, amenities, mental/behavioral health services on-site.
Type: City Shelter Site / TASS + RV Safe Park
Who / Access: Adults experiencing unsheltered homelessness; individuals in vehicles
Where: 10505 N Portland Rd. (Bureau of Environmental Services)
Notes: Case management, amenities, mental/behavioral health services on-site.
Type: Safe Rest Village – Temporary Outdoor Shelter
Who / Access: Adults experiencing unsheltered homelessness
Where: 10550 SE Reedway St. (Portland Bureau of Environmental Services)
Notes: ~130,000 sq ft. Case management, amenities, mental/behavioral health services on-site.
Type: Alternative Outdoor Shelter – LGBTQ+-Affirming
Who / Access: Adults experiencing unsheltered homelessness; LGBTQ+-affirming
Where: 2185 SW Naito Pkwy. (PBOT and ODOT)
Notes: LGBTQ+-affirming village shelter.
Type: Alternative Outdoor Shelter
Who / Access: Adults experiencing unsheltered homelessness
Where: 84 NE Weidler St. (Prosper Portland)
Notes: 24/7
Type: Day Center
Who / Access: Anyone – housed or unhoused
Where: NW 6th Ave & NW Glisan (Prosper Portland)
Notes: Showers, bathrooms, charging stations, pet area, WiFi, private meeting areas, hot beverages/snacks, rotating mobile services. Near Streetcar and MAX.
Type: Day Center
Who / Access: Anyone – housed or unhoused
Where: 1435 NE 81st Ave. (JOIN)
Notes: Mail, meals, case management, showers, bathrooms, indoor space.
Type: Transitional Housing – Long-Term
Who / Access: Men – clean and sober
Where: 4545 NE Garfield Ave., Portland
Notes: Long-term clean and sober home with quality meals and self-help work program. Faith-based but no belief requirement. Must have sincere desire to leave streets permanently.
Type: Behavioral Health Day Center + Residential Shelter
Who / Access: Adults 18+ with behavioral health needs and/or experiencing homelessness
Where: 333 SW Park Ave., Portland
Notes: Operated in partnership with Multnomah County and MHAAO/The Peer Company.
Type: Emergency Shelter
Who / Access: Women and children; also Veterans (men, women, families) up to 9 months
Notes: TB card required for veterans program. Info meeting Wednesdays at 9am.
Type: Motel Shelter – COVID Isolation
Who / Access: Adults needing COVID-19 isolation – from congregate shelters
Where: 1707 NE 82nd Ave., Portland
Notes: Only available for people needing COVID-19 isolation.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: By appointment
Where: NE Portland
Notes: NE Portland. Call to schedule.
Type: Drive-through or walk-up pantry
Who / Access: Fridays and Saturdays, 12pm–2pm
Where: 4033 SE Woodstock Blvd., Portland, OR 97202
Notes: SE Portland. Available to anyone in need of food.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays and Saturdays, 11am–2pm (closed 1st Wednesday and Saturday of month)
Where: 4214 NE 8th Ave., Portland, OR 97211
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays 5pm–6:30pm; Thursdays 2pm–3:30pm
Where: 823 SE 76th Ave., Portland, OR 97215
Notes: SE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays and Fridays 2pm–4:30pm; Thursdays 3pm–6pm
Where: 4450 NE 131st St., Portland, OR 97230
Notes: East Portland / Gresham
Type: Free meals – café-style (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Who / Access: Breakfast: 6:30am–7:25am; Lunch: 11:30am–12:25pm; Dinner: 5pm–5:55pm (daily)
Where: 310 NW Glisan St., Portland, OR 97209
Notes: NW Portland / Downtown. Free meals 7 days a week.
Type: Free food market
Who / Access: 2nd Wednesday of the month, 8:30am–10:30am
Where: 740 SE 106th Ave., Portland, OR 97216
Notes: East Portland. Open to anyone in need. Please bring own bags.
Type: Food distribution
Who / Access: 4th Saturday of the month, 12pm–2pm
Where: 526 SE Grand Ave., Portland, OR 97214
Notes: SE Portland
Type: Shopping-style pantry + delivery
Who / Access: SE 80th: Tues & Thurs 12pm–4pm; Malden: Fridays 2:30pm–3:30pm; Torbank: Every other Thursday 3–4pm; Thompson: Every other Thursday 3–4pm; Park Ave (delivery): 4th Thursday 11am–12pm
Where: Multiple locations: 8800 SE 80th Ave (primary); 8129 SE Malden St; 2150 SE Torbank Rd; 7400 SE Thompson Rd, Milwaukie; 1314 SW Park Ave (delivery referral)
Notes: Multiple locations. Deliveries by referral from Food for Health Network.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: 4th Thursday of the month, 11am–12pm
Where: 1314 SW Park Ave., Portland, OR 97201
Notes: SW Portland / Downtown. Also provides hot meals on Thursday and Saturday evenings through Operation Nightwatch.
Type: Food pantry + Asian food pantry
Who / Access: Main pantry: Tuesdays 1:30pm–2:30pm; Asian Food Pantry: 2nd Thursday of the month, 12pm–2:30pm
Where: 1820 NE 40th Ave., Portland, OR 97212
Notes: NE Portland. Asian pantry registration at communityfpa.org/asian-food-pantry
Type: Food bank
Who / Access: Thursdays 9am–12pm; Saturdays 10am–12pm
Where: 2407 NE 102nd Ave., Portland, OR 97220
Notes: East Portland / Gresham
Type: Shopping-style free food market
Who / Access: Fridays (check schedule), 2:30pm–4pm
Where: 19501 NE Davis St., Portland, OR 97230
Notes: East Portland. Please bring own bags.
Type: Drive-through or client choice
Who / Access: Saturdays, 10am–12:30pm (please do not arrive before 9:45am)
Where: 2420 NE Fairview Ave., Fairview, OR 97024
Notes: Fairview / East County
Type: Market-style food distribution
Who / Access: Weekly, Thursdays 10am–2pm
Where: 4212 NE Prescott Blvd., Portland, OR
Notes: NE Portland. Weekly market for BIPOC folks.
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Mondays 1pm–4pm; Tuesdays 2pm–5pm; Wednesdays 1pm–3pm; Thursdays 2pm–5pm
Where: 10202 SE 32nd Ave. Ste 601, Milwaukie, OR 97222
Notes: SE Portland / Milwaukie
Type: Free hot meals, clothing, toiletries, and groceries (as supplies allow)
Who / Access: Mondays and Thursdays, 2pm–4pm
Where: 909 SW 11th Ave., Portland, OR 97205
Notes: SW Portland / Downtown
Type: Food distribution
Who / Access: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays 4pm–5pm (2025 schedule: 10/22, 11/12, 11/26, 12/10)
Where: 3505 SE 182nd Ave., Gresham, OR 97030 (Centennial High School)
Notes: Gresham / East Portland
Type: Food boxes available for pickup
Who / Access: Monday–Thursday, 10am–2pm
Where: 6535 SE 82nd Ave., Portland, OR 97266
Notes: SE Portland. Please bring own bags if possible.
Type: Free food market
Who / Access: 2nd Monday of the month, 9:30am–11am
Where: 1914 SW Park Ave., Portland, OR (South Park Blocks behind Shattuck Hall)
Notes: SW Portland. Open to PSU students, staff, and general public. Please bring bags.
Type: Outdoor shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Fridays, 12pm–1pm
Where: 4028 SE 34th Ave., Portland, OR 97202
Notes: SE Portland. Available to everyone. Please bring own bags.
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Mondays and Tuesdays 12pm–4pm; 4th Saturday of the month 10am–1pm
Where: At the Q Center – 4115 N Mississippi Ave. Ste 5, Portland, OR 97217
Notes: North Portland
Type: Food pantry – pickup in parking lot
Who / Access: Wednesdays 9:30am–11:30am and 4pm–6pm
Where: 14986 NW Cornell Rd., Portland, OR 97229 (church parking lot pickup)
Notes: NW Portland area. Must call Care to Share at 503-591-9025 to make appointment.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Fridays and Saturdays 12pm–2pm
Where: 7704 N Hereford Ave., Portland, OR 97203
Notes: North Portland
Type: Shopping-style food market
Who / Access: 2nd Wednesday of the month, 4pm–5:30pm
Where: 295 NE 24th St., Gresham, OR 97030
Notes: Gresham. Please bring own bags.
Type: Food pantry + community breakfast
Who / Access: Food Pantry: Fridays 10am–12pm; Community Breakfast: Sundays 9am–10am
Where: 7600 NE Glisan St., Portland, OR 97213
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: By appointment
Where: SE Portland
Notes: SE Portland. Call to schedule.
Type: Free food market
Who / Access: 3rd Friday of the month, 3:30pm–5pm
Where: 3400 SE 69th Ave., Portland, OR 97206
Notes: SE Portland. Open to the public. Please bring bags.
Type: Volunteer lasagna chefs deliver meals to individuals and families in need
Who / Access: Varies by volunteer availability
Where: Portland and surrounding areas (volunteer delivery)
Notes: Portland-wide. Sign up at lasagnalove.org/request-a-meal
Type: Free food market
Who / Access: 4th Wednesday of every month, 11am–12pm
Where: 1200 NW 23rd Ave., Portland, OR 97210 (parking lot of Legacy Good Samaritan Clinic)
Notes: NW Portland
Type: Shopping-style pantry with lottery system
Who / Access: Thursdays and Fridays 3pm–6pm (arrive 2pm–2:25pm for lottery); Tuesdays 3pm–6pm by appointment only (waitlist full)
Where: 1838 SW Jefferson St., Portland, OR 97201
Notes: SW Portland. Additional hours for people with mobility challenges or health conditions. Tuesday appointment sign-up via website waitlist.
Type: Food bank
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 8am–6pm
Where: 10614 NW St. Helens Rd., Portland, OR 97231
Notes: NW Portland
Type: Drive-through and walk-up food distribution
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 11am–12pm
Where: 6025 NE Prescott / 6120 NE 57th Ave., Portland, OR 97218
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry + mobile pop-up pantries
Who / Access: Main: Mon–Thu 9am–3pm; mobile pop-up schedule at mainspringpdx.org/offsite-open-air-pantries
Where: 3500 NE 82nd Ave., Portland, OR 97220 (main); mobile pop-ups at various locations monthly
Notes: NE Portland base; mobile pantries throughout Portland metro. See website for schedule.
Type: Mobile destination food pantry
Who / Access: 3rd Tuesday of the month, 10am–12pm
Where: 16022 SE Stark St., Portland, OR 97233
Notes: East Portland. Please bring own shopping bags and baskets.
Type: Mobile destination food pantry
Who / Access: 2nd Wednesday of the month, 9am–11am
Where: 740 SE 106th Ave., Portland, OR 97216
Notes: East Portland. Please bring own shopping bags and baskets.
Type: Mobile destination food pantry
Who / Access: 4th Tuesday of the month, 10am–12pm
Where: 783 SE 185th Ave., Portland, OR 97233
Notes: East Portland. Please bring own shopping bags and baskets.
Type: Mobile destination food pantry
Who / Access: 1st Tuesday of the month, 10am–12pm
Where: 1 N Stanton St., Portland, OR 97227 (across from the church)
Notes: North Portland
Type: Food pantry + clothing pantry
Who / Access: Food Pantry: Thursdays 10am–1pm; Clothing Pantry: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10am–1pm
Where: 3500 NE 82nd Ave., Portland, OR 97220
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food boxes
Who / Access: Monday–Friday, 11am–1pm
Where: 1525 NW Division St., Gresham, OR 97030 (food boxes in west parking lot)
Notes: Gresham
Type: Shopping-style food pantry at 5 school locations
Who / Access: Cherry Park: Every other Mon 3:30pm–5pm; Glenfair: Tues 3pm–4:30pm; Alder: Wed 2:30pm–4pm; David Douglas: Thurs 3pm–4:30pm; Parklane: Fri 12pm–1:30pm
Where: Multiple school locations: Cherry Park (1930 SE 104th); Glenfair (15300 NE Glisan); Alder (17200 SE Alder); David Douglas Aquatic Center (13030 SE Taylor Ct); Parklane (15811 SE Main St)
Notes: Open to anyone. See website for closure schedules.
Type: Cooks and delivers food to families
Who / Access: Twice per month on Wednesdays, 9:30am–10am delivery
Where: Portland and surrounding areas (delivery)
Notes: Portland-wide. Sign up at milkcratekitchen.org
Type: Shopping-style food pantry
Who / Access: Monday–Tuesday 10am–12pm and 1pm–4pm; Thursdays 2pm–6pm (closed 12pm–1pm Mon/Wed)
Where: 3445 SW Moss St., Portland, OR 97219
Notes: SW Portland. Delivery options available at nhpdx.org/food-security
Type: Meals served for first hour of each shift
Who / Access: Mon–Fri: 9am–10am, 1pm–3pm, 3:30pm–6pm; Saturdays: 1pm–3pm, 4pm–6:30pm
Where: 820 SW Oak St., Portland, OR 97205
Notes: SW Portland / Downtown. Youth drop-in center.
Type: Youth drop-in with meal services
Who / Access: Monday–Friday 10am–6pm
Where: 470 SE 165th Ave., Portland, OR 97233
Notes: East Portland. Youth drop-in center.
Type: Shopping-style food pantry
Who / Access: 3rd Saturday of the month, 10am–12pm
Where: 4625 N Trenton St., Portland, OR 97203
Notes: North Portland. Please bring own bags.
Type: Lottery-style self-service shopping
Who / Access: Thursdays and Saturdays 9:30am–12pm; Tuesdays 4pm–6:30pm (Spanish primary language)
Where: 4800 NE 72nd Ave., Portland, OR 97218
Notes: NE Portland. Spanish services available Tuesdays.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: 1st, 3rd, and 4th Saturdays of the month, 11am–12pm
Where: 5425 NE 27th Ave., Portland, OR 97211
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Free food market
Who / Access: 1st Wednesday of the month, 10am–12pm
Where: 6736 NE Killingsworth St., Portland, OR 97218
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: By appointment
Where: SE Portland
Notes: SE Portland. Call to schedule.
Type: Three healthy meals per day
Who / Access: Daily – three meals per day
Where: 1132 SW 13th Ave., Second Floor, Portland, OR 97205
Notes: SW Portland. Also offers showers, hygiene supplies, mail services, internet, and laundry.
Type: Mobile food pantry
Who / Access: 4th Thursday of the month, 4pm–6pm
Where: 26 SW Condor Way, Portland, OR 97239
Notes: SW Portland
Type: Mobile food pantry
Who / Access: Thursday of the month, 4pm–6pm
Where: 1415 NE 223rd Ave., Fairview, OR 97024
Notes: Fairview
Type: Mobile food pantry
Who / Access: 1st Tuesday of the month, 3:30pm–5:30pm
Where: 13115 SE Foster Rd., Portland, OR 97236
Notes: SE/East Portland
Type: Mobile food pantry
Who / Access: 2nd Thursday of the month, 4pm–6pm
Where: 223 SE Cleveland Ave., Gresham, OR 97080
Notes: Gresham
Type: Mobile food pantry
Who / Access: 3rd Tuesday of the month, 3:30pm
Where: 18445 E Burnside St., Gresham, OR 97233
Notes: Gresham / East Portland
Type: Mobile food pantry
Who / Access: 2nd Monday of the month, 4pm–6pm
Where: 124 NE 181st Ave., Portland, OR 97230
Notes: East Portland / Rockwood
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Mondays, 1:30pm–3pm
Where: 6941 N Central St., Portland, OR 97203
Notes: North Portland. Open to the public.
Type: Drive-through and walk-up food boxes
Who / Access: Monday–Friday 9am–11am
Where: 11020 NE Halsey St., Portland, OR 97220
Notes: NE Portland. Mobile pop-up pantries also at various locations.
Type: Shopping-style pantry + food box delivery (sign-up required)
Who / Access: Pantry pickup: Tuesdays 5pm–7pm & Thursdays 10am–1pm
Where: 3223 SE 92nd Ave., Portland, OR 97266
Notes: SE Portland. Food box delivery available at pobcpantry.com/order-online
Type: Free meals (breakfast and dinner) 7 days a week
Who / Access: Breakfast: 7am daily; Dinner: 6pm daily
Where: 111 W Burnside St., Portland, OR 97209
Notes: NW Portland / Downtown. Also offers mail service, showers, clothing, and other resources.
Type: Free restaurant-style dinner (Fri); self-serve lunch (Wed)
Who / Access: Community Gatherings: Fridays 5pm–8pm; Self-serve lunch: Wednesdays 2pm–4pm
Where: 232 SE 80th Ave., Portland, OR 97215
Notes: SE Portland
Type: Free food market
Who / Access: 3rd Friday of the month, 3pm–4:30pm (December market moved to 12/12)
Where: 5401 NE Prescott St., Portland, OR 97218
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Emergency food (3–4 day supply) + free food market
Who / Access: Emergency food: Mon–Thu 9am–12pm; Free Food Market: 1st Wednesday 9am–11am and 5:30pm; Wednesday Night Family Program: Wednesdays at 6pm
Where: 473 SE 194th Ave., Gresham, OR 97233
Notes: Gresham. Wednesday Night Family Program: dinner + activities for kids, youth, and adults.
Type: Walk-up – pre-packaged food boxes or shopping-style
Who / Access: Wednesdays and Fridays, 9am–1pm (arrive by 12:30pm)
Where: 5325 N Williams Ave., Portland, OR 97217
Notes: North Portland
Type: Food box delivery and distribution
Who / Access: 3rd Friday of the month, 12pm–1pm
Where: 8495 SE Monterey Ave., Happy Valley, OR 97086
Notes: Happy Valley. Also offers food box delivery – call for info.
Type: Drive-through food market
Who / Access: 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month, 10am–12pm
Where: 507 SW Powell Blvd., Gresham, OR 97030
Notes: Gresham. Open to anyone in need.
Type: Outdoor shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays, 2:30pm–4pm
Where: 17200 SE Alder St., Portland, OR 97233
Notes: East Portland
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays, 12pm–2pm
Where: 9325 N Van Houten Ave., Portland, OR 97203
Notes: North Portland. Open to the public.
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 4pm–5pm
Where: 10822 SE Bush St., Portland, OR 97266
Notes: East Portland. Open to the public. Please bring bags.
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 4pm–5:30pm
Where: 900 SE 5th St., Gresham, OR 97080 (entrance on east side of school, between East Gresham and Dexter McCarty)
Notes: Gresham. Open to the public. Please bring own bags.
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month, 4pm–5:30pm
Where: 10800 SE Washington St., Portland, OR 97216
Notes: East Portland. Open to the public. Please bring own bags.
Type: School pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays, 4pm–5pm
Where: 13132 SE Ramona St., Portland, OR 97236 (gym building by playground, SE of main entrance)
Notes: East Portland
Type: Outdoor shopping-style distribution
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 3pm–4:30pm
Where: 15300 NE Glisan St., Portland, OR 97230
Notes: East Portland. Open to the public.
Type: School pantry
Who / Access: Mondays, 3:15pm–4:45pm
Where: 2225 SE 87th Ave., Portland, OR 97216
Notes: SE Portland
Type: School pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays, 3pm–4:30pm
Where: 9015 SE Rural St., Portland, OR 97266 (between Kelly Elementary and Kelly Head Start on 91st Ave)
Notes: SE Portland
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 2:30pm–4pm
Where: SE Portland (distribution at back of school)
Notes: SE Portland
Type: Shopping-style food pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays 2pm–3:30pm (public hours)
Where: 2735 NE 82nd Ave., Portland, OR 97220
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Thursdays, 2pm–3:30pm
Where: East Portland
Notes: East Portland. Open to the public.
Type: Shopping-style pantry (indoors, cafeteria)
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 4pm–5:15pm
Where: 1900 SE 117th Ave., Portland, OR 97216 (cafeteria)
Notes: East Portland. Open to public. Please bring bags.
Type: School pantry
Who / Access: Thursdays, 4:30pm–5:30pm
Where: 6031 N Montana Ave., Portland, OR 97217
Notes: North Portland. Located in the portables behind the school.
Type: School pantry
Who / Access: Fridays, 12pm–1:30pm
Where: 15811 SE Main St., Portland, OR 97233 (front of school under canopies, along sidewalk near bus lane)
Notes: East Portland
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Thursdays, 4pm–5:30pm
Where: 11800 NE Shaver St., Portland, OR 97220
Notes: East Portland. Open to the public.
Type: Shopping-style pantry (cafeteria)
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 4pm–5pm
Where: 1546 SE 169th Pl., Portland, OR 97233 (school cafeteria)
Notes: East Portland
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Fridays, 2:30pm–4pm
Where: 1200 NE 201st Ave., Fairview, OR 97024 (east side of campus, north of pool, across from track)
Notes: Fairview. Open to the public.
Type: Walk-up shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Fridays, 2:30pm–4pm
Where: 3701 NE 131st Place, Portland, OR 97230
Notes: East Portland. Open to the public.
Type: Shopping-style pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays, 4:30pm–5:30pm
Where: 7200 NE 11th Ave., Portland, OR 97211
Notes: NE Portland. Open to the public.
Type: Community food pantry – multiple sites
Who / Access: Happy Valley: 1st & 3rd Fridays 12pm–1pm; N Williams: Wed & Fri 9am–1pm; Hillsboro: Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 1pm–4pm; 194th Ave: Mon–Thu 9am–12pm
Where: Multiple locations: 8495 SE Monterey Ave, Happy Valley; 5325 N Williams Ave, Portland; 351 SE Oak St, Hillsboro; 473 SE 194th Ave, Portland
Notes: Multiple Portland metro locations.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Last two Saturdays of the month, 2pm–4pm
Where: 5209 NE 22nd Ave., Portland, OR 97211
Notes: NE Portland. Emergency appointments available other days.
Type: Pre-packaged food boxes (outside front doors)
Who / Access: Mon–Fri 10am–2pm; Mondays and Wednesdays also 6pm–8pm
Where: 17805 SE Stark St., Portland, OR 97233
Notes: East Portland. General application required – call or apply online. Clothing available by appointment. Please dress for the weather.
Type: Food pantry + clothing closet
Who / Access: Mondays and Thursdays 10am–2pm; Wednesdays 2pm–6pm
Where: 5535 SE Rhone St., Portland, OR 97206
Notes: SE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 1pm–2pm
Where: 601 W Burnside St., Portland, OR 97209
Notes: Downtown Portland
Type: Shopping-style food pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 9am–1pm
Where: 4940 NE 8th Ave., Portland, OR
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays 9am–11am and 6pm–8pm
Where: 1015 SE 182nd Ave., Gresham, OR 97233
Notes: Gresham
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Tuesdays 4pm–6pm; Saturdays 10am–12pm
Where: 5310 NE 42nd Ave., Portland, OR 97218
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: By appointment
Where: SW Portland
Notes: SW Portland. Call to schedule.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Tuesdays and Saturdays 9:30am–12pm (except 4th Saturday monthly)
Where: 346 NW 1st St., Gresham, OR
Notes: Gresham
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: By appointment
Where: SE Portland
Notes: SE Portland. Call to schedule.
Type: Shopping-style food pantry
Who / Access: Mondays and Fridays 10am–4pm; Wednesdays 10am–12pm
Where: 8100 N Lombard St., Portland, OR 97203
Notes: North Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Saturdays, 10am–12pm
Where: 2310 SE 148th Ave., Portland, OR 97233
Notes: SE/East Portland
Type: Food bank
Who / Access: 2nd and last Saturdays of the month, 2pm–3pm
Where: 4595 SW California St., Portland, OR 97219
Notes: SW Portland
Type: Shopping-style food pantry
Who / Access: Fridays, 2pm–5pm
Where: 5415 SE Powell Blvd., Portland, OR 97206
Notes: SE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10am–11am
Where: 5905 SE 87th Ave., Portland, OR 97266
Notes: SE Portland
Type: Dine-in or grab-and-go lunch
Who / Access: 3rd and 4th Saturdays of the month, 11am–12pm
Where: 120 NE Knott St., Portland, OR 97212
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Saturdays, 10am–12pm
Where: 10029 NE Prescott St., Portland, OR
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: By appointment
Where: NE Portland
Notes: NE Portland. Call to schedule.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Mondays 4pm–5:30pm; Fridays 11am–12:30pm
Where: 5995 NW 178th Ave., Portland, OR 97229
Notes: NW Portland
Type: Food pantry – multiple parish locations
Who / Access: Varies by location – see locator
Where: Multiple parishes across Portland metro (see pantry locator)
Notes: One of the largest providers of free food to low-income households in NW Oregon. Use pantry locator at svdppdx.org/food
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2:30pm–4pm
Where: 25 N Rosa Parks Way, Portland, OR 97217
Notes: North Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Call for hours
Where: NE Portland
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 11am–2pm
Where: 2926 N Williams Ave., Portland, OR
Notes: North Portland
Type: Food box distribution (appointment preferred)
Who / Access: Tue–Fri 9am–12pm and 1pm–4pm; Saturdays 9am–1pm
Where: 12436 SE Stark St., Portland, OR 97233
Notes: East Portland. Online appointment at sunshinedivision.org/appointments. Limited delivery available.
Type: Food box delivery
Who / Access: Limited availability
Where: Portland and surrounding areas (delivery)
Notes: Portland-wide. Sign up at sunshinedivision.hoodtocoast.com
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Saturdays, 1:30pm–2:30pm
Where: 2374 SW Vermont St., Portland, OR 97219
Notes: SW Portland. Please bring reusable bags if possible.
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: Monday–Saturday 11am–1pm
Where: 147 NW 19th Ave. (at NW Everett), Portland, OR 97209
Notes: NW Portland / Downtown
Type: Food pantry
Who / Access: 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sundays, 1:30pm–3:30pm
Where: 2830 NE Flanders St., Portland, OR 97232
Notes: NE Portland
Type: Food pantry + Free Food Market
Who / Access: Food pantry: Wednesdays 5pm–7pm; Free Food Market: 1st Friday of the month at 11am
Where: 4007 N Alaska St., Portland, OR 97203
Notes: North Portland
Type: Free market – shopping style
Who / Access: Wednesdays, 2:30pm–4pm
Where: 17200 SE Alder St., Portland, OR 97233 (parking lot next to community garden, west side)
Notes: East Portland. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – shopping style
Who / Access: Every other Monday, 3:30pm–5pm (11/3, 11/17, 12/1, 12/15)
Where: 1930 SE 104th Ave., Portland, OR 97216 (back of school; access via south on 106th from SE Market)
Notes: East Portland. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – shopping style
Who / Access: Thursdays, 3pm–4:30pm
Where: 13030 SE Taylor Ct., Portland, OR 97233 (outside David Douglas Aquatics Center; north side of building)
Notes: East Portland. Note: different address than main campus. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – shopping style (indoors)
Who / Access: Fridays, 2:15pm–3:15pm
Where: 740 SE 106th Ave., Portland, OR 97216 (Multipurpose Room #3 – down hallway left of front desk)
Notes: East Portland. Chairs available in hallway while waiting. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – shopping style
Who / Access: Thursdays, 9:30am–10:30am
Where: 5033 N Vancouver Ave., Portland, OR 97217 (community room, main level – accessible via N Vancouver Ave. or west parking lot)
Notes: North Portland. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – lottery style
Who / Access: Fridays, 1pm–3pm
Where: 5210 N Kerby Ave., Portland, OR 97217 (outside under covered area SE of school, between school and baseball diamond; enter via N Commercial Ave.)
Notes: North Portland. Lottery number distribution begins at 12:50pm. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Lottery-style free market
Who / Access: Thursdays, 12pm–2pm
Where: 4808 SE 92nd Ave., Portland, OR 97266 (parking lot, corner of SE 88th Ave & SE Steele St, next to community garden)
Notes: SE Portland. Lottery numbers handed out at noon. Late arrivals may still shop after lottery participants. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Lottery-style free market
Who / Access: Tuesdays, 12:15pm–2pm
Where: Corner of SE Ellis St. and SE 74th, Portland, OR 97206
Notes: SE Portland. Lottery numbers handed out at 12:15pm. Late arrivals may still shop. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Lottery-style free market (indoors)
Who / Access: Wednesdays, 9:15am–9:45am
Where: 8118 SE Division St., Portland, OR 97206 (community room, north entrance on SE Division St.)
Notes: SE Portland. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – shopping style (indoors)
Who / Access: Saturdays, 1:30pm–2:30pm
Where: 19100 E Burnside St., Portland, OR 97233 (community building, north side of complex, closest to E Burnside; red roof)
Notes: East Portland / Rockwood. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – shopping style
Who / Access: Sundays, 11am–11:15am
Where: 6715 SW 26th Ave., Portland, OR 97219 (community building on SE end of apartment complex, end of SW 26th Ave.; gather outside near playground)
Notes: SW Portland. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Lottery-style free market
Who / Access: Thursdays, 1pm–5pm
Where: 4120 SE International Way Ste #A113, Milwaukie, OR 97222 (rollup door at back of Suite #A113; parking directly behind suite)
Notes: SE Portland / Milwaukie. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – shopping style
Who / Access: Saturdays, 12pm–1pm
Where: 6854 NE Claremont Ave., Portland, OR 97211 (under NE Claremont Ave. bridge, between playground and splash pad)
Notes: NE Portland. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Free market – shopping style
Who / Access: Mondays, 11am–12pm
Where: 16 NW Broadway Blvd., Portland, OR 97209
Notes: NW Portland. Please bring own bags; arrive 10–15 minutes early.
Type: Shopping-style free food market
Who / Access: 1st Thursday of the month, 3pm–4:30pm
Where: 17020 NE Wilkes Rd., Portland, OR 97230
Notes: East Portland. Please bring own bags.
Type: Shopping-style food pantry
Who / Access: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 11am–2pm (arrive by 1:30pm)
Where: 2023 NW Hoyt St., Portland, OR 97209
Notes: NW Portland. Wait times vary based on demand.
Type: Food bank distribution
Who / Access: Tuesdays only: 12:30pm–2:30pm and 6pm–7:15pm (last client 15 min before close)
Where: 29796 SW Town Center Loop East, Wilsonville (old Art Tech School)
Notes: Wilsonville residents only.
Type: Premade food bags + items per client request
Who / Access: Thursdays, 10am–1pm (must be in line by 12:30pm)
Where: 59 NW Ava Ave., Gresham, OR 97030 (NE corner of Eastman Parkway and Powell Blvd)
Notes: Gresham. Please bring bags.
Type: Primary care, medical services
Who / Access: All; uninsured welcome
Where: Multiple locations
Notes: Call to become a patient
Type: Health services for children/teens
Who / Access: All kids/teens in Multnomah County (school enrollment not required)
Where: Multiple school locations
Notes: Serving youth regardless of school enrollment
Type: Mental health + primary care
Who / Access: Adults, families, children
Where: Multiple locations across Portland
Notes: Also behavioral health crisis services
Type: Help applying for OHP / health insurance
Who / Access: Uninsured Multnomah County residents
Where: Portland
Notes: Walk-in or call
Type: Apply for OHP (Medicaid), SNAP, TANF, childcare online
Who / Access: All Oregon residents
Where: Online / statewide
Notes: English and Spanish
Type: Free / low-cost dental care
Who / Access: Low income; uninsured
Where: Statewide Oregon
Notes: Directory of free dental centers
Type: Free / low-cost health clinics
Who / Access: Low income; uninsured
Where: Statewide Oregon
Type: Prescription pick-up and delivery
Who / Access: Home-bound seniors and disabled
Where: Portland
Notes: Call for delivery arrangements
Type: Free non-emergency medical transportation
Who / Access: Oregon Health Plan (OHP) members
Where: Oregon statewide
Notes: Schedule in advance; OHP required
Type: Transportation to medical appointments
Who / Access: HIV/AIDS patients / family members
Where: Portland
Notes: Also housing financial assist., health linkage
Type: Financial assist., housing, health linkage, transportation
Who / Access: HIV/AIDS patients and family; uninsured; mental health
Where: Portland
Notes: Addresses homelessness, severe medical, mental illness
Type: Free cooling units for heat emergencies
Who / Access: Portland residents; vulnerable populations
Where: Portland
Notes: Call 311 to be placed on list
Type: Air conditioners and air filters
Who / Access: Medically vulnerable Oregonians
Where: Oregon statewide
Type: Healthcare
Type: 24/7 crisis; suicide prevention
Who / Access: Anyone in mental health crisis
Notes: Available in Spanish
Type: 24/7 behavioral health crisis
Who / Access: Multnomah County residents
Notes: Línea latine: 503-988-4853; free & confidential
Type: 24/7 crisis support
Who / Access: Washington County residents
Type: 24/7 crisis support
Who / Access: Clackamas County residents
Notes: Non-emergency: (503) 742-5335
Type: 24/7 crisis support
Who / Access: Clark County WA residents
Type: 24-hour behavioral health + immediate psychiatric care
Who / Access: Greater Portland Metro
Notes: Crisis stabilization; family/peer support
Type: Mental health — adults, families, children
Who / Access: All; multiple locations
Notes: Multiple Portland-area locations
Type: Mental health — adults, families, children
Who / Access: Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington counties
Notes: Multiple county locations
Type: Mental health counseling for adults
Who / Access: Adults; all backgrounds
Notes: Also extensive community resource lists
Type: Mental health resources and information
Who / Access: Anyone statewide
Notes: Not a crisis line — information and referral
Type: Children/teen mental health; crisis stabilization
Who / Access: Children, teens, families
Notes: Outpatient and community-based care
Type: Mental health, substance abuse, prevention for youth
Who / Access: Birth through age 21
Notes: Comprehensive continuum; birth–21
Type: Counseling + housing + health + meals for youth
Who / Access: Ages 16–24; homeless emphasis
Notes: Wraparound services; low-barrier
Type: 24-hr information and assistance; mental health referrals
Who / Access: Adults 60+; disabled; caregivers
Notes: SHIBA; enrollment help; abuse investigation
Type: Education for family and professional caregivers
Who / Access: Caregivers of older adults/disabled
Notes: Caregiver training and support
Type: Eating disorder and co-occurring substance-use information resource
Who / Access: People seeking education about eating disorders, stigma, treatment, and substance-use overlap.
Where: Online resource
Notes: Informational only; not a local clinic listing.
Type: Eating disorder information and support organization
Who / Access: Individuals and families affected by eating disorders.
Where: National / Online
Notes: National nonprofit resource.
Type: Body trust, weight-inclusive education, workshops, and programs
Who / Access: Individuals seeking body-compassionate, weight-inclusive support and education.
Where: Online / Portland-connected resource
Notes: Source list describes programs, workshops, retreats, and e-courses.
Type: Weight-inclusive health and social-justice framework/resource
Who / Access: People seeking inclusive, respectful approaches to health and body size.
Where: Online resource
Notes: Informational and community framework; not a direct service provider.
Type: Adult eating disorder treatment program
Who / Access: Adults seeking treatment for anorexia, bulimia, atypical eating disorders, or related conditions. Verify referral requirements and insurance.
Where: Providence St. Vincent, Portland OR
Notes: Source list states Providence has provided adult eating-disorder treatment for more than 25 years.
Type: Outpatient eating disorder treatment center
Who / Access: Clients of all ages seeking outpatient eating-disorder treatment in the Portland area. Verify program level and intake requirements.
Where: Portland, OR
Notes: Source list describes outpatient care for male and female clients of all ages.
Type: DBT-informed eating disorder recovery program
Who / Access: Individuals diagnosed with eating disorders seeking support with behavioral, emotional, and cognitive recovery patterns.
Where: Portland DBT Institute / Portland area
Notes: PME program at PDBTI.
Type: Social connection website for people managing mental illness
Who / Access: People with mental illness seeking friendship, social connection, or dating in a community with shared lived experience.
Where: Online resource
Notes: Online community resource; screen for privacy and safety before recommending.
Type: Full civil legal help — housing, family, benefits
Who / Access: Low income Oregonians
Notes: Primary legal resource for low-income Oregonians
Type: Lawyer referrals; legal info; affordable assist.
Who / Access: General public
Notes: Also Military Assistance Panel and Problem Solvers (youth)
Type: Tenant rights education and organizing
Who / Access: Low income renters
Notes: Leadership development for low-income renters
Type: Eviction defense, landlord negotiation, rental assist.
Who / Access: Tenants facing eviction
Notes: TED team; brief advice + representation
Type: Free legal help for those in financial hardship
Who / Access: Low income individuals facing eviction
Notes: Non-profit; civil legal help
Type: Eviction expungements + tenant advocacy
Who / Access: Renters with eviction history
Notes: Also limited housing court self-advocacy advice
Type: Full civil legal help for seniors 60+
Who / Access: Age 60+ (or married to someone 60+)
Notes: Wide range of civil legal issues
Type: Debt/financial legal help for seniors and disabled
Who / Access: Seniors and legally disabled in debt
Notes: Low cost
Type: Low-cost immigration legal services
Who / Access: Foreign-born OR and SW WA residents
Notes: OR's largest independent immigration/refugee advocacy firm
Type: Family reunification, DV survivors, refugees
Who / Access: Immigrants, refugees, DV survivors
Notes: VAWA services available
Type: Refugee/asylee adjustment, naturalization, visas
Who / Access: Refugees, immigrants, asylees
Notes: Application-based + community clinics
Type: Legal aid, public services, Indigenous interpreter support
Who / Access: Vulnerable immigration status; Indigenous communities
Notes: Focus on those with vulnerable immigration status
Type: Immigration representation, education, citizenship classes
Who / Access: Refugees, immigrants; low income; Oregon
Notes: Culturally competent; statewide Oregon
Type: Anti-discrimination guidance for LGBTQ+ Oregonians
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ community
Notes: Free info
Type: Legal information and assistance for LGBTQ+
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ individuals
Notes: Free info / varies
Type: Transgender rights resources
Who / Access: Transgender individuals
Notes: Up-to-date resources on trans rights
Type: Worker discrimination complaints; housing rights
Who / Access: Oregon workers
Notes: File a complaint online
Type: Minimum wage, breaks, overtime, sick time
Who / Access: Oregon workers
Notes: File a complaint or ask a question
Type: Legal support for low-wage and immigrant workers
Who / Access: Low-wage, immigrant, contingent workers
Notes: Worker rights education + organizing support
Type: Legal assistance for service members / veterans
Who / Access: Veterans and service members
Notes: Multiple resources available
Type: Up to 2 hrs free legal advice
Who / Access: Deployed servicemembers and dependents
Notes: Lawyer volunteers for military families
Type: Free legal advice for teens 13–17
Who / Access: Youth ages 13–17
Notes: Oregon lawyers volunteer
Type: Remove legal barriers to housing/employment/benefits
Who / Access: Youth 14–24 (unhoused or at risk)
Notes: Free
Type: Legal advocacy for disability rights
Who / Access: People with disabilities
Notes: Free
Type: Legal and support services for disabled
Who / Access: People with disabilities
Notes: Varies
Type: Free legal help for tribal members
Who / Access: Low-income tribe members; tribes; affiliated groups
Notes: Treaty rights, enrollment, probate, tribal court
Type: Career planning, coaching, resources, job search
Who / Access: All job seekers
Notes: Create account online to get started
Type: Job search resources, classes, tools
Who / Access: General public
Notes: Also GED, food handler card, citizenship resources
Type: Career assessments, job search, resume tools
Who / Access: All
Notes: Federal resource; assessments for career matching
Type: Employment + affordable housing for disabled individuals
Who / Access: People with disabilities
Notes: One-on-one appointments; meaningful work connections
Type: Job service, resume, interview prep for disabled
Who / Access: People with disabilities
Notes: Personalized one-on-one job services
Type: Job skills and career coaching for LGBTQ+
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ individuals
Notes: Career coach + self-paced job readiness training
Type: Construction education and skills
Who / Access: People of Color; formerly incarcerated; low income adults; youth
Notes: Construction industry; prioritizes equity populations
Type: Trades career education and training
Who / Access: Women pursuing trades careers
Notes: Education, training, support, advocacy
Type: Connect to registered apprenticeship programs
Who / Access: All job seekers
Notes: Application guidelines; career exploration; job openings
Type: Apprenticeship program navigation
Who / Access: All job seekers
Notes: Find programs; answer apprenticeship questions
Type: Pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship connections
Who / Access: Students and career starters
Notes: Improve career readiness
Type: Trades and construction training
Who / Access: All; pre-apprenticeship level
Notes: PCC-based trades program
Type: GED preparation and testing info
Who / Access: Adults without high school diploma
Notes: Local orgs also available for support
Type: Food handler certification
Who / Access: Food service workers
Notes: Test + fee; card valid 3 years
Type: Practice tests — GED, civil service, trades, AP, ACT, SAT
Who / Access: Students and job seekers
Notes: Free with Multnomah County library card
Type: Job search, housing, education, job training
Who / Access: Veterans and families
Notes: 2 NW 2nd Ave, Portland
Type: Employment, food, clothing, education, benefits navigation
Who / Access: Veterans (primary focus)
Notes: Also zero-interest loans for housing
Type: 24-hr info/assist; SHIBA; senior meals; housing; transportation
Who / Access: Adults 60+; disabled; caregivers
Where: 421 SW Oak St, Portland OR 97219
Notes: Enrollment help; adult care homes; abuse investigation
Type: In-home care info, long-term care planning, home-delivered meals
Who / Access: Seniors and disabled in Clackamas County
Where: Clackamas County
Type: Programs for seniors, veterans, disabled
Who / Access: Washington County seniors, veterans, disabled
Where: Washington County
Notes: Quality of life and basic needs focus
Type: Info, caregiver support, health/wellness education
Who / Access: Clark County seniors and disabled
Where: SW Washington (Clark County)
Notes: SW Washington area
Type: Local info for seniors and disabled across Oregon
Who / Access: All Oregon seniors and disabled
Where: Oregon statewide
Notes: Starting point for any county
Type: Rental assist., housing navigation, eviction prevention
Who / Access: Adults 55+; Multnomah County
Where: 1430 SW Broadway Ste 200, Portland OR 97201
Notes: Open waitlist lists maintained; transitional housing
Type: Oregon State Elderly Rental Assistance Program
Who / Access: Older adults in Multnomah County
Where: 2010 Lloyd Center, Portland OR 97232
Notes: Housing cost assistance for seniors
Type: Prescription pick-up and delivery for home-bound
Who / Access: Home-bound seniors and disabled
Where: Portland
Notes: Free service; delivery to home
Type: Meals, housekeeping, laundry, personal care in HF buildings
Who / Access: Disabled seniors in specific Home Forward buildings
Where: Dahlke Manor, Grace Peck, Holgate House, Unthank Plaza
Notes: Private Pay or Medicaid; referral required
Type: Education for family and professional caregivers
Who / Access: Caregivers of older adults and disabled
Where: Oregon statewide
Notes: Online and in-person training
Type: Protect rights of Oregonians in LTC facilities
Who / Access: Oregonians in LTC/residential facilities
Where: Oregon statewide
Notes: Independence and quality of life focus
Type: Legal advocacy for disability rights
Who / Access: People with disabilities
Where: Oregon
Type: Support and services for people with disabilities
Who / Access: People with disabilities
Where: Oregon
Type: Employment + affordable housing for disabled
Who / Access: Disabled individuals
Where: Portland metro
Notes: One-on-one employment services + income-restricted housing
Type: Wheelchair-accessible affordable housing
Who / Access: Low income; wheelchair-accessible needs
Where: Portland metro / Washington County
Notes: HUD Section 8; 30% of income rents; 5 properties
Type: Senior living and assisted-living information resource
Who / Access: Seniors, caregivers, and families researching care options, financial support, nonprofits, and senior-living resources in Oregon.
Where: Online resource
Notes: Informational website; verify any provider listing separately.
Type: Therapeutic footwear and diabetic shoe inserts
Who / Access: People needing custom-fit therapeutic footwear, with focus on diabetic footwear. Medicare and Medicaid may be accepted.
Where: 10240 SW Nimbus Ave, Tigard, OR 97223
Notes: Source list states free or reduced-price diabetic shoe inserts may be available.
Type: Reduced-cost public transit fare program
Who / Access: Low-income Oregon residents may apply for reduced-price HOP passes for public transportation.
Where: Portland metro
Notes: Verify eligibility and application process directly with TriMet.
Type: Self-advocacy and disability rights organization
Who / Access: People with intellectual and developmental disabilities seeking advocacy, community inclusion, and rights-focused resources.
Where: 919 NE 19th Ave, Suite 275, Portland, OR 97232
Notes: Operated by people with disabilities.
Type: Disability health promotion, training, policy, and public-health resource
Who / Access: Oregonians with disabilities, providers, public-health partners, and community organizations.
Where: OHSU / Oregon
Notes: Contact listed in source: Angela Weaver, M.Ed., Program Manager; email weaverro@ohsu.edu.
Type: SSVF, Grants & Per Diem; housing, employment, legal
Who / Access: Also food, clothing, education, benefits navigation
Where: 650 NW Irving St, Portland OR 97209
Notes: Also food, clothing, education, benefits navigation
Type: Housing navigation; veterans and underserved
Who / Access: Spectrum of resources; individualized support
Where: Portland
Notes: Spectrum of resources; individualized support
Type: Emergency rental assist. + subsidized housing
Who / Access: Government benefits application help
Where: 135 SW Ash St, Portland OR 97204
Notes: Government benefits application help
Type: Job search assist., housing, emergency rent, training
Who / Access: Education + job training
Where: 2 NW 2nd Ave, Portland
Notes: Education + job training
Type: Employment, food, clothing, education, legal, benefits nav.
Who / Access: Comprehensive wrap-around services
Where: Portland
Notes: Comprehensive wrap-around services
Type: Legal assistance for veterans/servicemembers
Who / Access: Multiple legal resources available
Where: National
Notes: Multiple legal resources available
Type: Up to 2 hours free legal advice for military families
Who / Access: Lawyer volunteers; military families
Where: Oregon
Notes: Lawyer volunteers; military families
Type: Veteran programs and services
Who / Access: Disability, aging, and veteran services combined
Where: Washington County
Notes: Disability, aging, and veteran services combined
Type: Low-cost immigration legal services
Who / Access: Foreign-born OR and SW Washington residents
Notes: Oregon's largest independent immigration/refugee advocacy firm
Type: Family reunification, DV survivors, refugee support
Who / Access: Immigrants, refugees, DV survivors
Notes: VAWA; parolee/asylee legal pathways
Type: Refugee/asylee status adjustment, naturalization, visas
Who / Access: Refugees, immigrants, asylees
Notes: Application-based + community clinics
Type: Immigration legal services, clinics, workshops
Who / Access: Low income immigrants
Notes: Attorney directory available
Type: Legal aid, Indigenous interpreter support
Who / Access: Vulnerable immigration status; Indigenous communities
Notes: Barriers removal for vulnerable status
Type: Immigration legal representation and education
Who / Access: Refugees, immigrants; low income; Oregon
Notes: Statewide; citizenship classes also
Type: Legal and community support for asylum seekers
Who / Access: Asylum seekers navigating immigration system
Notes: Works alongside asylum seekers
Type: Case management for asylum seekers (non-ORR eligible)
Who / Access: Asylees, humanitarian immigrants ineligible for ORR
Notes: Portland and Salem areas
Type: Rental + energy assistance
Who / Access: African immigrant/refugee communities
Notes: Multnomah County; housing and energy
Type: Rental + energy assistance
Who / Access: Asian/Pacific Islander immigrant communities
Notes: Multnomah residents; housing focus for homeless/temp housing
Type: Weekly citizenship classes + N-400 help
Who / Access: Immigrants pursuing citizenship
Notes: Multiple class locations
Type: Free citizenship classes — online and in person
Who / Access: Anyone interested in citizenship
Notes: Portland area; online and in-person options
Type: Free citizenship classes for naturalization exam
Who / Access: Refugees and immigrants
Notes: Naturalization interview prep
Type: Citizenship classes and adult literacy
Who / Access: Immigrants pursuing citizenship
Notes: Also ESL and adult literacy
Type: Culturally specific social services for Latino community
Who / Access: Latino/Hispanic community
Notes: Income tax clinics; case management; education
Type: Refugee/immigrant services across many areas
Who / Access: Refugees, immigrants, diverse cultures
Notes: Housing, legal, employment, health, education
Type: Energy, housing, food, community support
Who / Access: All Multnomah County; Native/Indigenous priority
Notes: Culturally specific wraparound services
Type: Transitional micro-village
Who / Access: LGBTQIA2S+ adults
Notes: 12501 NE Halsey St; secure pods; wraparound services
Type: City SRV — LGBTQ+ affirming shelter
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ community
Notes: 2185 SW Naito Pkwy; referral via 311
Type: LGBTQ+ youth shelter, legal, health, employment
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ youth ages 14–24
Notes: PAVE program for employment; legal clinic; housing
Type: Housing, counseling, health, meals for youth
Who / Access: Ages 16–24 incl. LGBTQ+; homeless emphasis
Notes: Comprehensive young adult services; low-barrier
Type: Anti-discrimination guidance; LGBTQ+ rights
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ Oregonians
Notes: Discrimination protections in OR
Type: Legal information and assistance
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ individuals
Type: Trans rights resources
Who / Access: Transgender individuals
Notes: Up-to-date rights information
Type: Sex identifier change on driver license/ID
Who / Access: Trans/nonbinary individuals
Type: Court forms for name and gender identity change
Who / Access: Trans/nonbinary individuals
Notes: Multnomah County court process
Type: 24/7 mental health crisis support
Who / Access: All including LGBTQ+
Notes: Free; confidential; en Español also
Type: Counseling for youth 16–24
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ youth; homeless emphasis
Notes: Also substance use support
Type: Scholarships for LGBTQ+ students in the Northwest
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ and allied student leaders
Notes: Undergraduate and graduate
Type: Employment and job readiness for LGBTQ+
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ community; job seekers
Notes: Career coaching; self-paced training
Type: Housing, counseling, health care, meals
Who / Access: Comprehensive; substance use support, education
Notes: Comprehensive; substance use support, education
Type: Youth shelter, legal, job training, employment (PAVE)
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ competent; legal clinic; PAVE employment program
Notes: LGBTQ+ competent; legal clinic; PAVE employment program
Type: Short-term rental assist. for young parents
Who / Access: One of few orgs exclusively for parenting adolescents
Notes: One of few orgs exclusively for parenting adolescents
Type: Shelter pods for women; family services
Who / Access: 20 pods; on-site services; adoption services
Notes: 20 pods; on-site services; adoption services
Type: Residential treatment; women can bring children
Who / Access: 29 beds; counseling; medication mgmt; childcare
Notes: 29 beds; counseling; medication mgmt; childcare
Type: Mental health for children/teens; crisis stabilization
Who / Access: Outpatient + community-based; short-term crisis
Notes: Outpatient + community-based; short-term crisis
Type: Mental health, substance abuse, prevention for youth
Who / Access: Comprehensive continuum; prevention education
Notes: Comprehensive continuum; prevention education
Type: Federal student financial aid application
Who / Access: Pell Grants, Stafford Loans, Perkins Loans, work-study
Notes: Pell Grants, Stafford Loans, Perkins Loans, work-study
Type: Oregon grants and scholarships
Who / Access: State-level aid; apply by deadlines
Notes: State-level aid; apply by deadlines
Type: Scholarships for low-income, first-gen college students
Who / Access: Matches students to top colleges
Notes: Matches students to top colleges
Type: Scholarships for LGBTQ+ students in the NW
Who / Access: Northwest region
Notes: Northwest region
Type: Scholarships without citizenship/LPR requirement
Who / Access: Undergraduate focus
Notes: Undergraduate focus
Type: Free legal advice for teens
Who / Access: Oregon lawyers volunteer; call for referral
Notes: Oregon lawyers volunteer; call for referral
Type: Remove legal barriers to housing/employment/benefits
Who / Access: Housing, employment, benefits barriers removed
Notes: Housing, employment, benefits barriers removed
Type: After-school, family support, youth advocacy
Who / Access: Anti-poverty and housing initiatives
Notes: Anti-poverty and housing initiatives
Type: Financial assist. for families with medical circumstances
Who / Access: Direct financial + donated goods/services from community
Notes: Direct financial + donated goods/services from community
Type: Youth arts programming
Who / Access: Art programming in schools, music and visual art classes, summer camps, and workshops for preschool through high school students.
Where: 5633 SE Division Street, Portland, OR 97206
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth theater classes and camps
Who / Access: Weekend classes, youth shows, school break camps, school programming, and other theater activities for children and youth.
Where: 1819 NW Everett Street, Portland, OR 97209
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth clay and art classes
Who / Access: After-school and weekend classes, art camps, and birthday party programming for children.
Where: 3506 NE 57th Ave., Portland, OR 97213
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth performing arts
Who / Access: Classes, camps, and shows open to children of all ages.
Where: 1515 SE 37th Ave., Portland, OR 97214
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth circus arts programming
Who / Access: Classes and workshops for children of all ages; school programming; community partnerships supporting underserved youth.
Where: 1420 NW 17th Avenue, Suite 388, Portland, OR 97209
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth sports classes, camps, and leagues
Who / Access: Sports classes, camps, and leagues including gymnastics, running, tennis, skateboarding, baseball, archery, bouldering, fencing, circus arts, and more.
Where: 1120 SW 5th Ave., Portland, OR 97204
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth martial arts and anti-bullying skills
Who / Access: Martial arts lessons including Muay Thai, boxing, Jeet Kune Do, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Tai Chi, and conflict-resolution/anti-bullying skills.
Where: 1200 SE Morrison Street, Portland, OR 97214
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth martial arts, camps, and after-school program
Who / Access: Day camps, lessons, and transported after-school martial arts program with supervised homework and snack time.
Where: 4231 SE Hawthorne Blvd., Portland, OR 97215
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth tennis and golf camps
Who / Access: Daytime, after-school, and weekend tennis lessons for ages 4–18; summer tennis and golf day camps.
Where: 14015 NE Glisan Street, Portland, OR 97230
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Gymnastics and youth camps
Who / Access: Gymnastics-focused classes, day camps, and after-school programming for ages 12 months to 14 years.
Where: 1625 NE Sandy Blvd., Portland, OR 97232
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Community centers, after-school care, and day camps
Who / Access: Community centers with gymnasiums, fitness centers, disability inclusion services, after-school care, and day camps; programming varies by site.
Where: Various Portland community centers
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Children, family, teen, tutoring, and ESL programming
Who / Access: Libraries offering health education, children and family programs, academic and college support, computer help, tutoring, ESL classes, resume help, and adolescent programming.
Where: Multnomah County library locations
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth bike camps and bike access
Who / Access: Refurbished bike sales, bike repairs, maintenance classes, scholarships, youth summer bike camps, and reduced-cost BIKETOWN access for low-income riders.
Where: 1700 NE Alberta St., Portland, OR 97211
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Free or discounted computers for students
Who / Access: Free refurbished computers for K-12 students in the Portland area who meet volunteer-hour requirements; also discounted refurbished electronics.
Where: 1731 SE 10th Avenue, Portland, OR 97214
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth eating disorder treatment
Who / Access: Day treatment and intensive outpatient services for youth experiencing eating disorders.
Where: 5550 SW Macadam Ave #100, Portland, OR 97239
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Adolescent eating disorder treatment
Who / Access: Diagnostic evaluations, informational meetings, physical and psychiatric assessments, medication management, partial hospitalization, therapy, nutritional counseling, and therapeutic meal groups.
Where: 9450 SW Barnes Road, Suite 200, Portland, OR 97225
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Children and young adult eating disorder treatment
Who / Access: Eating disorder treatment for children and young adults, including inpatient, outpatient, partial hospitalization, and school support through Kartini School.
Where: 3530 N Vancouver Ave Ste 400, Portland, OR 97227
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth homelessness access point
Who / Access: Single point-of-entry for youth ages 16–24 experiencing homelessness in Multnomah County; provides eligibility screening, crisis support, basic needs, and shelter access.
Where: 1635 SW Alder Street, Portland, OR 97205
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Family shelter and housing advocacy
Who / Access: Emergency shelter, housing assistance, and family advocacy for families experiencing homelessness.
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth domestic violence support and childcare
Who / Access: Individual and group services for youth who have experienced domestic violence; childcare while adults seek services; school prevention workshops; crisis line; support groups for children and teens.
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: No-cost youth grief support groups
Who / Access: No-cost grief support groups for youth of all ages.
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Teen parent school support and childcare
Who / Access: On-site childcare at select high schools, parenting education groups, mentorship for teen fathers, home instruction after birth, credit recovery, and post-high school planning.
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Teen parent services and transitional housing
Who / Access: Parent education, young-parent support, developmental screenings, peer support, transitional housing, resource closet, domestic violence safety planning, sexuality education, family planning support, referrals, and child welfare advocacy.
Where: 3308 NE Peerless Place, Portland, OR 97232
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Support for adolescent fathers
Who / Access: Mentorship, educational classes, teen father workshops, and monthly gatherings supporting adolescent fathers.
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: STI testing and sexual health services
Who / Access: STI testing; accepts many insurance plans including OHP and Medicare; reduced-cost/self-pay visit option and no one turned away for inability to pay.
Where: 619 NW 6th Ave., Second Floor, Portland, OR 97209
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Reproductive health, birth control, pregnancy tests, HIV tests
Who / Access: Walk-in emergency contraception, pregnancy tests, HIV tests, birth control, reproductive healthcare, LGBTQ+ and men’s healthcare, sliding scale services, and insurance assistance.
Where: 3727 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Portland, OR 97212; 14601 SE Division St., Portland, OR 97236
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth mentoring, advocacy, after-school, and summer programming
Who / Access: Supports underserved youth academically and personally through school, family, and community partnerships; provides mentoring, advocacy, after-school, summer, post-high-school, parent involvement, and family programs.
Where: 3920 N Kerby Ave., Portland, OR 97227
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth leadership, job readiness, advocacy, and social justice
Who / Access: Free youth-led programming for ages 14–30, including education, job readiness, leadership, advocacy, food, bus tickets, and childcare reimbursement.
Where: 221 NW 2nd Ave Suite 203, Portland, OR 97209
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Multicultural youth leadership and academic support
Who / Access: Multicultural youth leadership program supporting K–12 students through academic, developmental, emotional, civic engagement, and conflict resolution supports.
Where: 10808 NE Halsey St., Portland, OR 97220
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Long-term youth mentoring
Who / Access: Pairs underserved children in the Portland/Vancouver area with supportive mentors.
Where: 44 NE Morris St., Portland, OR 97212
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Long-term student support
Who / Access: Supports students at Alder Elementary in Portland and Lincoln Street Elementary in Hillsboro throughout their educational paths.
Where: 2916 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR 97211
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth camps, sports, care, and teen centers
Who / Access: Summer day camps, recreational and competitive sports, before/after-school care, classes, homework help, and safe youth/teen centers.
Where: Multiple locations
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: After-school programs and free meals
Who / Access: Small group and after-school programming supporting academics, development, health, arts, athletics, and food security through Kids Café.
Where: Multiple club locations
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth and family services
Who / Access: Programs supporting science learning, independent living transition from foster care, conflict resolution, social-emotional skills, job training, and employment readiness for underserved youth.
Where: Brentwood-Darlington Community Center, 7211 SE 62nd Ave., Portland, OR 97206
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Free youth arts, environment, and mentoring programs
Who / Access: Free arts and environmental programming with mentorship and education for underserved youth from urban and rural communities.
Where: 224 NW 13th Ave, Portland, OR 97209
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Outdoor youth programs and camps
Who / Access: Outdoor programming for students of all ages through camps, classes, school-break activities, and mentoring.
Where: 4617 SE Milwaukie Avenue, Portland, OR 97202
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Family support for youth with disabilities
Who / Access: Connects families of youth with disabilities to special education resources and support services.
Where: 2475 SE Ladd Ave. Suite 430, Portland, OR 97214
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Autism resources and family support
Who / Access: Provides services and connects autistic people and their families with community, education, and healthcare resources.
Where: 5100 Macadam Avenue, Suite 400, Portland, OR 97239
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Adaptive youth sports
Who / Access: Youth adaptive sports opportunities including wheelchair basketball, Junior Wheel Blazers, and adaptive swimming.
Where: 4840 SW Western Ave, Suite 500, Beaverton, OR 97005
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth disability recreation and respite
Who / Access: Summer camp, recreation, and respite services for young people with disabilities.
Where: 7300 SW Hunziker St., Suite 103, Portland, OR 97223
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Culturally relevant youth and family services
Who / Access: Athletics, academic support, culturally relevant mentoring, leadership, disability and health resources, family ESL and parenting groups, and trauma-informed community healing.
Where: 1390 SE 122nd Ave, Suite UE, Portland, OR 97233
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Latino-led youth and family education programs
Who / Access: Early literacy, parental involvement, gang prevention, academic support, culturally relevant leadership, and social justice development for youth and adults.
Where: 410 NE 18th Ave., Portland, OR 97232
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Native youth, family, housing, education, and cultural support
Who / Access: Culture-based services empowering youth and families, including college/career services, economic development, community engagement, early college academy, foster care support, housing, and youth education.
Where: 5135 NE Columbia Boulevard, Portland, OR 97218
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Native youth resiliency and cultural identity
Who / Access: Youth program promoting resiliency and positive identity by teaching and maintaining Native American/Alaska Native cultural practices.
Where: 620 NE 2nd Street, Gresham, OR 97030
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Immigrant and refugee youth and family services
Who / Access: Youth mentoring, tutoring, academic support, after-school programming, gang prevention, family services, early childhood activities, health screenings, kindergarten readiness, and culturally relevant referrals.
Where: 10301 NE Glisan St., Portland, OR 97220
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Youth programming and community support
Who / Access: Summer youth programming, community health initiatives, employment, economic advancement, advocacy, community engagement, and support services.
Where: 10 N Russell St, Portland, OR 97227
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: LGBTQ+ youth drop-in and support
Who / Access: Safe space for LGBTQ+ youth to participate in art, music, organizing, open mic nights, drag shows, and support groups.
Where: 1220 SW Columbia St., Portland, OR 97201; 17199 SE Division St., Portland, OR 97236
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: LGBTQ+ mental health support
Who / Access: Mental health services specialized for LGBTQ+ community members and provider training.
Where: 5627 SE Woodstock Boulevard, Portland, OR 97206
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Transgender and gender expansive youth/family support
Who / Access: Holistic services and expertise supporting transgender and gender expansive children, youth, and families; also policy and organizational support.
Where: Lewis & Clark Graduate Campus, Rogers Hall, MSC 85
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Transgender and gender diverse youth/family support
Who / Access: Holistic services to empower transgender and gender diverse youth and their families.
Where: 1631 NE Broadway Street, #355 Portland, OR 97232
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: LGBTQ+ youth crisis hotline
Who / Access: Crisis hotline for LGBTQ+ young people.
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Migrant child school enrollment help
Who / Access: Assists with enrolling migrant children in school and connecting families to migrant education program services.
Notes: Source: Cascadia Health Community Resources list. Verify details directly before referral or travel.
Type: Before-school, after-school, and summer youth programs
Who / Access: Youth and families seeking before/after-school care, summer camps, and school-site programming. Sliding-scale financial aid may be available.
Where: Portland-area school and program sites
Notes: Source list notes before- and after-school care at Portland Public School sites.
Type: Developmental disability clinical, education, public health, outreach, and research resource
Who / Access: People with disabilities, families, providers, and community partners seeking disability-related clinical and support resources.
Where: OHSU, Portland OR
Notes: Use as a navigation/resource listing; verify specific program referrals directly.
Type: Interdisciplinary clinical services for developmental and other disabilities
Who / Access: Children/youth and families needing developmental, rehabilitation, and disability-related clinical services.
Where: 700 SW Gaines St, Portland, OR 97239
Notes: Also known as CDRC.
Type: Youth transition services for blind youth
Who / Access: Youth ages 14+ who are blind; supports may include job counseling, work-based learning, self-advocacy instruction, and summer work experience.
Where: Oregon
Notes: Source list notes a paid 5–6 week summer work experience for ages 16–20.
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Statewide program; apply online
Notes: Statewide program; apply online
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: NW Natural, Pacific Power, water — helped by staff
Notes: NW Natural, Pacific Power, water — helped by staff
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Rent/utility hotline
Notes: Rent/utility hotline
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: PGE, Pacific Power, NW Natural, heating fuel, water bills
Notes: PGE, Pacific Power, NW Natural, heating fuel, water bills
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Household stability focus
Notes: Household stability focus
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Apply online or by mail; check income guidelines
Notes: Apply online or by mail; check income guidelines
Type: Utilities & Energy
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Also food pantry + children's clothing closet
Notes: Also food pantry + children's clothing closet
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Significant monthly discount on phone or internet
Notes: Significant monthly discount on phone or internet
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: 5-year commitment; for qualifying families
Notes: 5-year commitment; for qualifying families
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Call 311 to be placed on list; while supplies last
Notes: Call 311 to be placed on list; while supplies last
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Heat-related health risk focus
Notes: Heat-related health risk focus
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Multi-language services
Notes: Multi-language services
Type: Utilities & Energy
Who / Access: Multi-language services
Notes: Multi-language services
Type: Showers, hygiene supplies, clothing exchange, device charging, waste disposal
Who / Access: 20-min hot showers; soap/towels/medical supplies; h4apdx.org
Where: 824 SE MLK Jr Blvd (under Morrison Bridge)
Notes: 20-min hot showers; soap/towels/medical supplies; h4apdx.org
Type: Day center showers + amenities + support services
Who / Access: Drop-in; all welcome
Where: NW 6th Ave & NW Glisan (Prosper Portland)
Notes: Drop-in; all welcome
Type: Showers (men only in emergency basement shelter)
Who / Access: Must be registered guest in emergency shelter
Where: 111 W Burnside, Portland OR 97209
Notes: Must be registered guest in emergency shelter
Type: Community-based shower access
Who / Access: Community-run
Where: 3520 SE Yamhill St, Portland OR 97214
Notes: Community-run
Type: Daily hygiene services; 15-min showers; toiletries
Who / Access: Anyone can register; towels, soap, shampoo; tprojects.org
Where: 650 NW Irving St, Portland OR 97209
Notes: Anyone can register; towels, soap, shampoo; tprojects.org
Type: Mobile shower trailer at multiple weekly sites
Who / Access: Main site: 12505 NE Halsey St (Parkrose UCC); ugmportland.org
Where: Various — Mon: 1302 SE Ankeny; Wed: 15 NW Third Ave
Notes: Main site: 12505 NE Halsey St (Parkrose UCC); ugmportland.org
Type: Private tiled showers + Jacuzzi; oversized towels
Who / Access: 11 private showers; Jacuzzi tub; jubitz.com
Where: 10210 N Vancouver Way, Portland OR 97217
Notes: 11 private showers; Jacuzzi tub; jubitz.com
Type: Showers (recreation center locker room)
Where: 740 SE 106th Ave, Portland OR 97216
Notes: $6 (ages 18–59) / $5 (60+)
Type: Showers
Where: 7475 SW Oleson Rd, Portland OR 97223
Notes: $7
Type: Showers
Where: NE 33rd Ave & US Grant Pl, Portland OR 97212
Notes: $6 (ages 18–59) / $5 (60+)
Type: Showers
Where: 6820 SW 45th Ave, Portland OR 97219
Notes: $6 (ages 18–59) / $5 (60+)
Type: Free furniture and household goods
Who / Access: Kitchen supplies, linens, bedding, chairs, tables, beds
Where: 2310 SE 148th Ave, Portland OR 97233 (St. Joseph the Worker)
Notes: Kitchen supplies, linens, bedding, chairs, tables, beds
Type: Used and discounted clothing + food + utility help
Who / Access: Emergency food (once/30 days); referrals; $35 max utility help
Where: Portland
Notes: Emergency food (once/30 days); referrals; $35 max utility help
Type: Emergency food, bus tickets, clothing referrals
Who / Access: Also rent/utility assistance
Where: Portland area
Notes: Also rent/utility assistance
Type: Comprehensive referral hub — food, shelter, housing, healthcare
Who / Access: Anyone needing community resources
Notes: Confidential, anonymous, free; language interpreters; housing assessment for homeless families
Type: City services, outreach workers, shelter referrals, towing
Who / Access: Portland residents
Notes: Use for Safe Rest Village referrals, cooling units, homeless outreach
Type: Mental health crisis, suicide prevention
Who / Access: Anyone in crisis
Notes: 24/7; all ages; Spanish available
Type: Senior and disability resource hub
Who / Access: Seniors, disabled, caregivers, statewide
Notes: Starting point for any senior/disability service in Oregon
Type: Single application for SNAP, TANF, ERDC, Medicaid
Who / Access: Oregon residents seeking benefits
Notes: English and Spanish; single application for multiple programs
Type: Comprehensive resource guide for Portland
Who / Access: All community members; unhoused focus
Notes: Includes service change updates
Type: Mental health and housing resource directory for Oregon
Who / Access: Anyone seeking mental health/housing resources
Notes: Housing resources for all of Oregon
Type: Searchable database of subsidized/affordable housing
Who / Access: Low-income housing seekers
Notes: Section 8 apartments; statewide and national
Type: HMIS database for Multnomah County homeless services
Who / Access: Social service providers / partner agencies
Notes: User accounts + training free for partner agencies; replaces ServicePoint
Type: Reporting database for Multnomah County programs
Who / Access: Partner agencies / program staff
Notes: Used alongside WellSky CS for reporting
Type: Coordinated access to housing resources
Who / Access: All people in housing crisis; partner agencies
Notes: Fair/equal access to housing resources; Multnomah County focus
Type: New HMIS user training (monthly schedule)
Who / Access: New HMIS users in Clackamas County
Notes: 1st Mon: Teams 9am; 2nd Mon: in person Oregon City; others via Teams
Type: Trauma-informed engagement training for service providers
Who / Access: Community partners; providers; funded agencies
Notes: Blended Learning Series + live Skills Practice; free for community partners
Type: Monthly skill deepening practice group
Who / Access: AE-certified service providers
Notes: Most months of year; concept-deepening focus
Type: Workgroup for coordinated entry system
Who / Access: Providers; open to partners
Notes: Council for the Homeless
Type: Veteran homelessness workgroup (invite only)
Who / Access: Veterans service providers
Notes: Invite only
Type: Annual homeless count planning group
Who / Access: Social service partner orgs
Notes: Annual January count coordination
Type: Weather-related emergency shelter planning
Who / Access: Service providers
Notes: Council for the Homeless
Type: 24-hour domestic and sexual violence crisis line
Who / Access: Survivors of domestic and sexual violence; crisis support and shelter-space navigation
Notes: 24-hour hotline; PDF also references the Call to Safety shelter space site updated daily.
Type: Spanish-language domestic and sexual violence crisis line
Who / Access: Spanish-speaking survivors and families
Notes: Also appears under El Programa Hispano UNICA services.
Type: National 24/7 domestic violence hotline
Who / Access: Anyone experiencing domestic violence or seeking help for someone else
Notes: National support option.
Type: 24/7 mental health crisis support
Who / Access: Multnomah County residents in mental health crisis
Type: Child abuse reporting hotline
Who / Access: Children, youth, caregivers, mandatory reporters and concerned community members
Type: Aging and disability resource line
Who / Access: Older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers
Type: Emergency domestic violence shelter
Who / Access: Domestic violence survivors
Type: Emergency domestic violence shelter
Who / Access: Survivors fleeing domestic violence; gender-inclusive services
Type: Emergency shelter for women and children
Who / Access: Women and children needing emergency shelter
Type: Non-shelter domestic violence services; advocacy and housing resource navigation
Who / Access: Domestic violence survivors in Multnomah County
Type: Domestic violence support, advocacy and support groups
Who / Access: Survivors of domestic violence and families
Type: Domestic violence survivor advocacy, housing and legal/court support
Who / Access: Survivors of domestic violence
Notes: Also listed for restraining order hotline and support groups.
Type: Family justice center / DV support
Who / Access: Washington County survivors and families
Type: Family justice center / DV support
Who / Access: Clackamas County survivors and families
Type: Domestic violence advocacy and shelter services
Who / Access: Clark County survivors and families
Type: Domestic violence services and shelter
Who / Access: Clackamas County survivors
Type: Domestic violence shelter
Who / Access: Clark County survivors fleeing domestic violence
Type: Domestic violence shelter and advocacy
Who / Access: Washington County survivors
Type: Spanish-language domestic violence shelter/resource access
Who / Access: Spanish-speaking survivors
Type: Domestic violence services and shelter
Who / Access: Columbia County survivors
Type: DV-related housing resource navigation / advocacy
Who / Access: Survivors needing shelter space, motel vouchers, rental assistance or transitional housing navigation
Notes: Resources may include motel vouchers, rental assistance, transitional housing or other housing help depending on eligibility and availability.
Type: DV-related housing resource navigation / advocacy
Who / Access: Indigenous survivors and families
Notes: Resources may include motel vouchers, rental assistance, transitional housing or other housing help depending on eligibility and availability.
Type: DV-related housing resource navigation / advocacy
Who / Access: Immigrant and refugee survivors and families
Notes: Resources may include motel vouchers, rental assistance, transitional housing or other housing help depending on eligibility and availability.
Type: DV-related housing resource navigation / advocacy
Who / Access: Spanish-speaking survivors and families
Notes: Resources may include motel vouchers, rental assistance, transitional housing or other housing help depending on eligibility and availability.
Type: DV-related housing resource navigation / advocacy
Who / Access: Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking survivors and families
Notes: Resources may include motel vouchers, rental assistance, transitional housing or other housing help depending on eligibility and availability.
Type: Population-specific domestic violence services / support groups
Who / Access: Survivors, faith communities and people seeking abuse recovery support
Notes: Also listed for support groups and batterer intervention.
Type: Population-specific domestic violence services / support groups
Who / Access: LGBTQIA+ domestic violence survivors
Notes: Bradley Angle LGBTQ-focused survivor support.
Type: Population-specific domestic violence services / support groups
Who / Access: Black and African American survivors
Notes: Culturally specific survivor services.
Type: Population-specific domestic violence services / support groups
Who / Access: People with disabilities experiencing abuse
Notes: Phone-only listing in PDF.
Type: Population-specific domestic violence services / support groups
Who / Access: Refugee and immigrant survivors/families
Notes: Culturally and linguistically specific services.
Type: Population-specific domestic violence services / support groups
Who / Access: Indigenous survivors and families
Notes: Culturally specific survivor support.
Type: Population-specific domestic violence services / support groups
Who / Access: Black and African American survivors and families
Notes: Culturally specific DV program.
Type: Restraining order assistance hotline
Who / Access: Survivors seeking protection/restraining order help
Type: Domestic violence legal assistance
Who / Access: Low-income survivors needing civil legal help
Type: Crime victim legal services
Who / Access: Victims of crime, including DV survivors
Type: Victim compensation program
Who / Access: Crime victims seeking compensation for eligible costs
Notes: Also appears under other services.
Type: Civil legal assistance
Who / Access: Low-income Oregonians needing civil legal help
Type: Legal resource center / court navigation
Who / Access: People navigating Multnomah County civil legal/court processes
Type: Lawyer referral service
Who / Access: People seeking attorney referrals
Type: Reduced-fee lawyer referral
Who / Access: People seeking reduced-fee legal help
Type: Civil legal clinic
Who / Access: People needing family law and civil legal support
Type: District attorney victim assistance
Who / Access: Victims and witnesses in Multnomah County criminal cases
Type: Free courthouse childcare
Who / Access: Survivors and families attending court
Notes: Free childcare at the courthouse.
Type: Online criminal justice process information for victims of crime
Who / Access: Victims of crime in Multnomah County
Notes: Online information about the criminal justice process.
Type: Batterer intervention / accountability program
Who / Access: People referred or seeking intervention services related to abusive behavior
Notes: Verify referral requirements and current program availability.
Type: Batterer intervention / accountability program
Who / Access: People referred or seeking intervention services related to abusive behavior
Notes: Verify referral requirements and current program availability.
Type: Batterer intervention / accountability program
Who / Access: People referred or seeking intervention services related to abusive behavior
Notes: Verify referral requirements and current program availability.
Type: Batterer intervention / accountability program
Who / Access: People referred or seeking intervention services related to abusive behavior
Notes: Verify referral requirements and current program availability.
Type: Batterer intervention / accountability program
Who / Access: People referred or seeking intervention services related to abusive behavior
Notes: Verify referral requirements and current program availability.
Type: Batterer intervention / accountability program
Who / Access: People referred or seeking intervention services related to abusive behavior
Notes: Verify referral requirements and current program availability.
Type: Batterer intervention / accountability program
Who / Access: People referred or seeking intervention services related to abusive behavior
Notes: Verify referral requirements and current program availability.
Type: Immigration representation / legal support
Who / Access: Immigrants, refugees, and survivors needing immigration legal help
Notes: Verify intake status and service area.
Type: Immigration representation / legal support
Who / Access: Immigrants, refugees, and survivors needing immigration legal help
Notes: Verify intake status and service area.
Type: Immigration representation / legal support
Who / Access: Immigrants, refugees, and survivors needing immigration legal help
Notes: Verify intake status and service area.
Type: Immigration representation / legal support
Who / Access: Immigrants, refugees, and survivors needing immigration legal help
Notes: Verify intake status and service area.
Type: Non-emergency police response
Who / Access: People needing non-emergency police response
Type: Jail release information line
Who / Access: People checking jail release information
Type: Corrections information service
Who / Access: People seeking jail, prison, or corrections information
Type: Domestic violence enhanced response team
Who / Access: High-risk domestic violence cases / coordinated response
Type: Police domestic violence unit
Who / Access: Domestic violence survivors and cases in Portland
Type: Police department
Who / Access: Gresham residents
Type: Sheriff’s office
Who / Access: Multnomah County residents
Type: Victim and survivor services
Who / Access: Victims and survivors connected to county justice systems
Type: Information and referral for community services
Who / Access: Anyone seeking community resources
Type: Childcare resource and referral
Who / Access: Families seeking childcare resources
Type: Oregon Medicaid health coverage line
Who / Access: Oregon residents seeking OHP support
Type: Animal-assisted therapy
Who / Access: People seeking animal-assisted therapy support
Type: Resource list / PDF
Who / Access: Survivors and advocates seeking Washington County domestic violence awareness month resources
Notes: Washington County DVAM PDF resource list from DVRC community referrals.
Type: Resource list / PDF in Spanish
Who / Access: Spanish-speaking survivors and advocates seeking Washington County DV resources
Notes: Spanish-language DVAM resource list from DVRC community referrals.
Type: Shelter resource directory
Who / Access: People seeking shelter resources in Washington County
Where: Washington County
Notes: County shelter resource page; verify current page/location if link redirects.
Type: Community resource directory
Who / Access: Washington County residents seeking housing and community resources
Where: Washington County
Notes: County community resource page; verify current page/location if link redirects.
Type: Find-help directory / coalition
Who / Access: Survivors seeking domestic or sexual violence help by county
Where: Oregon statewide
Notes: Find help by county; useful statewide referral hub.
Type: Financial security education for survivors
Who / Access: Survivors of domestic violence seeking financial safety and security planning
Notes: Financial empowerment and safety-planning resource for survivors.
Type: Sexual assault crisis and advocacy services
Who / Access: Survivors of sexual assault and abuse
Where: Washington County / Portland metro
Notes: Confidential support; verify current intake and hours.
Type: National sexual assault hotline
Who / Access: Survivors of sexual assault, loved ones, and advocates
Notes: National Sexual Assault Hotline and online chat resources.
Type: Legal support for sexual assault survivors
Who / Access: Survivors needing legal advocacy related to sexual assault
Notes: Legal information and support for sexual assault survivors.
Type: Counseling and victim services
Who / Access: Washington County victims/survivors seeking counseling or victim services
Where: Washington County
Notes: County victim services and counseling resource.
Type: Mental health crisis line
Who / Access: Washington County residents in mental health crisis
Where: Washington County
Notes: 24/7 crisis support; call 988 for immediate national crisis support if unsure.
Type: Mental health crisis line
Who / Access: Clackamas County residents in mental health crisis
Where: Clackamas County
Notes: Verify number formatting; listed by DVRC as Clackamas County crisis line.
Type: Mental health crisis line
Who / Access: Clark County, Washington residents in mental health crisis
Where: Clark County, WA
Notes: Regional crisis support line.
Type: Suicide prevention / crisis line
Who / Access: Anyone experiencing suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, or crisis
Notes: Legacy Lifeline number; 988 is the current easy-to-remember national crisis number.
Type: Family law court resource
Who / Access: People seeking family law court information in Washington County
Where: Washington County
Notes: Court-based family law information resource.
Type: Family law court resource
Who / Access: People seeking family law court information in Multnomah County
Where: Multnomah County
Notes: Court-based family law information resource.
Type: Civil legal aid
Who / Access: Low-income Washington County residents needing civil legal assistance
Where: Washington County
Notes: Washington County legal aid office; verify current intake page if link redirects.
Type: Culturally specific community services
Who / Access: Latino/a/x and immigrant community members in Washington County
Where: Washington County
Notes: Community services and referrals; verify current program availability.
Type: LGBTQ+ community resource center
Who / Access: LGBTQ2SIA+ community members seeking support and referrals
Where: Portland
Notes: Community center and referral resource.
Type: Youth and family services
Who / Access: Youth and families needing support, housing, adoption/foster-related services
Where: Portland metro
Notes: Youth and family support resource.
Type: LGBTQ+ youth support
Who / Access: LGBTQ+ youth and young adults seeking support
Where: Portland
Notes: SMYRC support and community resource.
Type: Youth crisis and peer support line
Who / Access: Youth and young adults needing crisis or peer support
Where: Oregon statewide
Notes: Youth-focused crisis and peer support.
Type: Youth homelessness support
Who / Access: Young people experiencing housing instability in Washington County
Where: Washington County
Notes: Drop-in, outreach, housing and basic-needs support for youth.
Type: County housing services
Who / Access: Washington County residents seeking housing help or subsidized housing information
Where: Washington County
Notes: County housing services and housing authority information.
Type: Affordable housing and homeless services
Who / Access: People seeking affordable housing and housing stability support
Where: Portland metro / Oregon
Notes: Affordable housing provider and service organization.
Type: Basic needs and community support
Who / Access: People needing food, clothing, household help or faith-community referrals
Where: Greater Hillsboro
Notes: Community basic-needs referral/resource organization.
Type: Basic needs and service navigation
Who / Access: Beaverton-area residents needing food, housing, health, legal, employment or other referrals
Where: Beaverton
Notes: Multi-service resource navigation center.
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Animal Aid provides a collection of resources for low-cost and emergency veterinary services in Portland, Oregon and national financial assistance programs. It is not a comprehensive list of all services available, but a guide to some of the options available. Contact each organization directly for the most up to date information. updated-7-2019.pdf Food Bank: Fido is a monthly dog and cat food bank. In 2023, Fido provide...
Where: 5335 SW 42nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97221 services in Portland, Oregon and national financial assistance programs. It is not a
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Food Bank: Fido is a monthly dog and cat food bank. In 2023, Fido provide 833,408 meals by providing 12,614 pet companions overall with 131,986 pounds of dry food and 29,319 cans. Anyone in need of pet food assistance or currently on a state-assisted program is welcome to the food bank. The following is a partial list of acceptable award documentations: • Back Pack Buddies Food Stamps Program • Head Start • Medicaid •...
Where: 14186 Fir Street Oregon City, Oregon 97045 meals by providing 12,614 pet companions overall with 131,986 pounds of dry food and
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Good Neighbor Vet is a mobile veterinary clinic that travels to different grocery stores and retailers throughout the Portland-metro area. Good Neighbor Vet can provide routine care such as vaccinations, deworming, flea treatment, and micro-chipping at a very minimal cost, and with no exam fee. Good neighbor Vet does not provide treatment or examinations for ill or injured pets. For a list of participating locations,...
Where: and retailers throughout the Portland-metro area. Good Neighbor Vet can provide
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: The PAW Team provides veterinary care to the pets of people with income at or below the federal poverty line, or with no income at all. Additionally, all pets they serve must be spayed or neutered; PAW will spay and neuter pets for free. Services provided are vaccinations, flea and worm medications, prescriptions, food, pet licensing fees, microchipping, medical grooming, and major surgeries. Weekday clinic appointments...
Where: 1718 NE 82nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97220
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: The Pixie Project is a non-profit urban animal adoption center and low cost spay, neuter and surgery clinic. The Scott Wainner Pixie Care Clinic can provide a variety of veterinary services for low income and homeless pet owners and requires that all animals seen get spayed and neutered if they are not already. The clinic operates 1–2 times each week and is by appointment only. Much of The Pixie Care Clinic screening is...
Where: 510 N.E. MLK Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: The Pongo Fund is Oregon’s only full-time charity focused on fighting animal hunger. emergency pet food assistance to anyone in honest need. An appointment is required for first visits. Please call 7 days in advance of scheduled pet food bank to complete paperwork and schedule your arrival time. In addition to Pongo’s pet food bank, they offer the following services: • Emergency Kibble Response Team Basic Services, Page 3...
Where: 3632 SE 20th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97202 The Pongo Fund is Oregon’s only full-time charity focused on fighting animal hunger.
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: oregon Under Oregon’s disability discrimination law and the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), people with disabilities may bring assistance animals to all “public accommodations,” including businesses, motels, restaurants, stores, theaters, schools, government buildings, and more. Under Oregon law, a service animal is an animal that has been individually trained to perform tasks or do work for the benefit of a...
Where: Disability Rights Oregon 511 SW 10th Avenue, Suite 200 Portland, Oregon 97205
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Hours: Sunday 3–9 p.m., Tuesday, 3–9 p.m., Thursday, 3–9 p.m., Friday 3–7 p.m. H4A’s team of sheltered and unsheltered staff has designed a place of community safety that offers an effective, healing response to the public health and sanitation crises brought by growing housing, wealth, and infrastructure gaps.” Hygiene for all offers 20-minute hot showers, hygiene supplies, medical supplies and first aid, clothing and...
Where: 824 SE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97214
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: The Multnomah Education Service Division’s website provides a list of free clothing closets that serve the Portland (up to 181st) and Gresham (East of 181st) areas. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 1–3 p.m. Daily 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
Where: closets that serve the Portland (up to 181st) and Gresham (East of 181st) areas. 526 SE Grand Avenue Portland, Oregon 97214
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Food bank is open Thursday and Friday 9 a.m.–noon and Saturday 10 a.m.–noon. (see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) (see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) Hot meals, food boxes, clothing and hygiene products are available on Monday & Thursday from 2–4 p.m.
Where: 2505 NE 102nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97220 Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Buckman Elementary School (South Playground) Basic Services, Page 11 Free vegan grocery items available Wednesday and Saturday from 4:30–6:30 p.m. at 320 SE 16th Ave, Portland, Oregon 97214. Free produce every Tuesday at 1 p.m. and Friday at 11 a.m. at 1616 SE 32nd Place, just south of Hawthorne. Schedules may change. Please check website for updates. text “food” to 877877 (see “Various Multiple Services” section for...
Where: 320 SE 16th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97214 SE 16th Ave, Portland, Oregon 97214.
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: text “food” to 877877 (see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) Impact NW Housing and Safety Net Programs offers SNAP application assistance. Lift Urban Portland Preston’s Pantry Preston’s Pantry provides services to those living in NW Portland (zip codes 97201, 97204, 97205, 97209, 97210, 97239) and who meet eligible income guidelines. This is a shopping-style pantry that offers once a month service. Proof of...
Where: Lift Urban Portland Preston’s Pantry
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Basic Services, Page 12 Loaves and Fishes serves only seniors 60 and over. All locations offer group meals and Meals on Wheels. Please visit their website for current location and meal information. Mainspring (formerly FISH) (see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) mealsonuspdx.org Meal On Us PDX’s mission is to provide Chef-curated nutritious meals at no cost to those experiencing hunger and food insecurity...
Where: 7710 SW 31st Ave. Portland, Oregon 97280
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: mealsonuspdx.org Meal On Us PDX’s mission is to provide Chef-curated nutritious meals at no cost to those experiencing hunger and food insecurity within the community. Their current programs include Trans Meal Train, creating meals for individuals recovering from gender-affirming surgery and Community Distro Day, a monthly supply distribution day in the park across the street from their commissary kitchen. Neighborhood...
Where: 2818 NE Halsey Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: PDX Free Fridge is a community-based mutual aid effort to increase access to free food and vital supplies by creating a network of independent fridges and pantries in to free food and supplies through community fridges and pantries. An interactive and printable map of the locations of fridges and pantries is provided on their website. Portland Adventist Community Services provides food boxes once every 30 days. Picture ID...
Where: Portland, Oregon. Their mission is to redistribute existing resources by providing access Portland Adventist Community Services Food Pantry
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Saint Andre Bessette serves their neighborhood only and proof of address is required. One request per month is allowed. Food boxes available on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. You must arrive in the morning (suggested time is 9:30 a.m.) to pick up a form. Completed forms must be turned in by 11 a.m. on the day of food box pickup. Once the form is turned in, food boxes will be handed out between 1:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sack...
Where: 601 W. Burnside Street Portland, Oregon 97209
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Sisters of the Road is a social justice organization that uplifts the dignity and autonomy of people experiencing poverty through low/no-cost meals, education and training, a barter work program, advocacy, and a welcoming community space for all. Sisters of the Road’s Café is currently closed while they prepare their new facility. The café has historically worked as a barter restaurant where you can trade some time...
Where: 618 NW Davis Street Portland, Oregon 97209
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Basic Services, Page 18 community members in need, creating stronger home foundations and brighter futures. They offer furniture to Multnomah County residents on referral from a case manager.
Where: Portland 3961 Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard Portland, Oregon 97212
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Freecyle Portland is a website designed to allow individuals to offer or receive items to the community. They have 7,760 members and counting and have other groups in other areas of Oregon. Please visit their website for listings and other groups. (see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) Basic Services, Page 19 With Comcast Xfinity eligible households can purchase a refurbished desktop or laptop computer for...
Where: Freecyle Portland is a website designed to allow individuals to offer or receive items to the community. They have 7,760 members and counting and have other ...
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: All Multnomah County Library locations allow all visitors the use of library computers for four hours per day. Each location has the following equipment: • Public computers with headphones • Microsoft Office 19 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publisher) • Accessibility software (JAWS and ZoomText) • Some locations offer Chromebooks to check out and use while in the library Other services available are: • Wi-fi - All library...
Where: Multiple locations
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: people/#:~:text=PCs%20for%20People%20distributes%20low,cords%20at%20no%20additional %20cost PCs for People distributes low-cost refurbished computers and internet to income- eligible individuals through an easy-to-apply online application system. Every desktop includes a mouse, keyboard, power cords and monitor cords at no additional cost. distribution site. All requests and program eligibility are run through PCs for...
Where: The Oregon Public Library District has partnered with Pcs for People to be a
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Project Linkage provides transportation for individuals with disabilities, or those over 60 years old, to doctor appointments or for their pets to visit the vet. Income is not a program consideration. Project Linkage also runs 22 shopping shuttles, some of which have wheelchair accessible lifts. In 2017 Project Linkage provided 34,000 community rides. Individuals must request the ride four days in advance. No last-minute...
Where: 2200 NE 24th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97212
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: PGE’s Income-Qualified Bill Discount program provides ongoing, monthly help with your PGE bill that’s in addition to any other assistance you may be getting from them or other agencies. Depending on your annual household income and household size, your monthly discount could be between 15 and 60%. They won’t require any financial documents from you to apply. They only need to know your household size and average gross...
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: (Basic Needs and Application Help) Peer Mentors, Counseling, Basic Needs BTC also offers an Acute Care Team offering mobile treatment for substance abuse, mental health, and co-occurring disorders in in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties. The Acute Care Team helps to get people off the street and offers peer mentors, counseling, and basic needs. Mentors help clients to obtain household items, get on food stamps,...
Where: Clackamas counties. The Acute Care Team helps to get people off the street and offers
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: (Shower/Laundry/Basic Needs) Club Hope is operated by Bridges to Change. It is open Monday–Friday from 10 a.m.–5 p.m., with showers and laundry available until 3 p.m. Basic needs, peer mentors and Basic Services, Page 32 support groups are available at the club. To access the Club Hope calendar: There is a shelter there, it is a day center, regulars at Club Hope have priority to get into this program – must have substance...
Where: 100 SE Cleveland Street Gresham, Oregon 97030
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: (Benefit Application Assistance) The Benefits Outreach Center is a new service. The program screens older adults (60+) and people 18 and older with disabilities for services and benefits and then provides assistance with the application process. Volunteers help low-income Multnomah County residents sign up for food stamps, the Oregon Health Plan, SSI, Medicare, the Medical Savings Plan, and the Supplemental Nutrition...
Where: 2200 NE 24th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97212
Type: Basic needs / food / clothing / utilities / transportation / pet support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Medical Teams International’s Mobile Dental Program provides free or low-cost urgent dental care services. Their Oregon clinics accept urgent dental procedures for patients who do not have private dental insurance, those who are low income, and those in vulnerable populations. They will not turn away a patient with emergency needs who has no alternative options for care. Urgent dental procedures include extractions and...
Where: dental care services. Their Oregon clinics accept urgent dental procedures for patients
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: The Multnomah County Health Department provides routine and urgent dental care at seven clinics in Multnomah County. All clinics are currently open for teledentistry (by phone) and in-person appointments. They are currently accepting new Medicaid (OHP) patients with CareOregon Dental. They also see uninsured patients for urgent care. Not all dental services are available at their clinics. Friday. Established patients with...
Where: patients with CareOregon Dental. They also see uninsured patients for urgent care. Not
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: NARA Dental Clinic offers dental services for the whole family as the only Native American dental clinic in the Portland metro area. NARA Dental Clinic services include Family and Child friendly dentists, Dental Education Programs, and Preventative and Restorative care. The NARA dental clinic is open to everyone. They assist individuals in applying for the Oregon Health Plan. For service inquires and referral information...
Where: 12750 SE Stark Street Building E Portland, Oregon 97233 American dental clinic in the Portland metro area. NARA Dental Clinic services include
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Hours: Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4:45 p.m. The General Dentistry Teaching Clinic at OHSU provides comprehensive professional- quality care for adult patients and educates the next generation of dentists. Student doctors are trained in the latest technologies, research, and practices by experienced board-licensed faculty in their state-of-the-art clinics. Services include: Exams and X- rays, Fillings/Restorations, Crowns,...
Where: 2730 S. Moody Avenue Portland, OR 97201
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Monday and Thursday 11 a.m.–7 p.m. The Multnomah County Harm Reduction Clinic provides services for syringe exchange, sexual health services, and overdose rescue kits (naloxone and fentanyl test strips). It is not a primary care clinic. Multnomah County Harm Reduction Clinic partners with the following nonprofits: Monday–Friday, noon–5 p.m.
Where: 12425 NE Glisan Street (in Menlo Park Plaza) Portland, Oregon 97230
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Monday and Thursday 11 a.m.–7 p.m. The Multnomah County Harm Reduction Clinic provides services for syringe exchange, sexual health services, and overdose rescue kits (naloxone and fentanyl test strips). It is not a primary care clinic. Multnomah County Harm Reduction Clinic partners with the following nonprofits: Monday–Friday, noon–5 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
Where: 12425 NE Glisan Street (in Menlo Park Plaza) Portland, Oregon 97230
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: (503) 765-PPOP (7767) The Portland People Outreach Project (PPOP) is an all-volunteer peer-run organization in Portland that provides harm reduction supplies to people who use drugs. They distribute clean syringes, pipes, overdose-reversing naloxone (Narcan), and a variety of other harm reduction, wound care, and safer sex supplies. Unlike many needle exchanges, PPOP is need-based, not 1-for-1, meaning their users do not...
Where: The Portland People Outreach Project (PPOP) is an all-volunteer peer-run organization in Portland that provides harm reduction supplies to people who use dru...
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Tuesday and Thursday, 3–7 p.m. Borland Free Clinic offers comprehensive medical care, including primary and urgent care, diabetes education, physical therapy, gynecology, other specialty care services and referrals, prescriptions, lab work, and other services like once-a-year comprehensive eye exams through Casey Eye mobile van. Urgent care/walk-ins accepted when there is availability. Borland Free Clinic is located in the...
Where: 3550 SW Borland Road Tualatin, Oregon 97062
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: all dental services are available at their clinics. Friday. Established patients with insurance who have been seen before at a Multnomah County dental clinic, should call their clinic directly. If covered by the Oregon Health Plan, there’s no charge for dental services which are part of routine benefits. If not insured, clients will be asked to pay an out-of-pocket fee based on their family size and income when they check...
Where: If covered by the Oregon Health Plan, there’s no charge for dental services which are
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., Wednesday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Old Town Clinic offers judgement-free health care on a sliding fee scale. Old Town Clinic can meet most patients’ health care needs in a single location. Patients can often get all of their medical cares met in this single location. Their providers offer physical health care, mental health and addiction treatment, and many other services. Old...
Where: 727 W Burnside Street Portland, Oregon 97209
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: The Coalition of Community Health Clinics (CCHC) is a non-profit organization that serves a network of seventeen non-profit community health clinics that provide a range of health and preventive services for low-income, uninsured, and under-served community members in Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington Counties. CCHC’s mission is to improve healthcare for vulnerable populations residing in Tri- County area by...
Where: community members in Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington Counties.
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Medical Services, Page 52 Familias en Acción (Familias) was founded in response to the need for a culturally specific organization to promote health for Latino/x/e communities. The mission of Familias is to strengthen the health and well-being of Latino families and communities in Oregon. Their services include: • Promotores de Salud/Community Health Workers: provide COVID-19 support services, food access and health...
Where: in Oregon.
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Mercy & Wisdom Community Health Clinic is non-profit community clinic in Oregon, formed to provide primary health care services, especially to medically under-served populations. The goal at the Mercy & Wisdom Community Health Clinic is to provide health care to those who couldn’t otherwise afford it. Their services include naturopathic medicine and Oriental medicine. Billing is on a sliding scale. Payments are through...
Where: 7411 SE Powell Boulevard Portland, Oregon 97206 Mercy & Wisdom Community Health Clinic is non-profit community clinic in Oregon,
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Info at (503) 3017-4134 Multnomah County’s Healthy Birth Initiative addresses the needs of pregnant Black and African American women by opening up access to health care and providing ongoing support to pregnant Black and African American women and their families before and after birth. Blacks and African Americans experience rates of infant mortality and low birth weight at levels that unjustly and disproportionately...
Where: 5329 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97211
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Hours: MondayFriday 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Multnomah County provides low-cost family health care at seven locations throughout Portland. They provide care to all Multnomah County residents, including those who are low-income and uninsured. Services include: • Adult healthcare • Children’s care • Women's health • Birth control • Pregnancy testing • Prenatal care • Mental health • Refugee screening • Gender-affirming care...
Where: Portland. They provide care to all Multnomah County residents, including those who
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Multnomah County Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) Clinic evaluates and treats sexually transmitted infections. This can include a confidential HIV test. Services are nonjudgmental and confidential, and no one is turned away if they cannot pay. Multnomah’s STI Clinic accepts most insurance, including Care Oregon, OHP, Medicare and private insurance (except Kaiser). Conditions they...
Where: 619 NW 6th Avenue, 2nd Floor Portland, OR 97209
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Native American Rehabilitation Association (NARA) NW ...................................... 195, 411 Native American Support Services ....................................................................................... 411 Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA) ........................................................ 236 Native American Youth And Family Center (NAYA)...
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Medical Services, Page 57 North by Northeast Community Health Center is a non-profit organization providing health care to adults who are eligible for or enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan (OHP). Their focus is on serving as a primary care home for the African American community in Portland. North by Northeast Community Health Center provides basic primary care services to help their...
Where: 714 NE Alberta St. Portland, Oregon 97211
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: OHSU’s Immediate Care clinics are open daily for in-person appointments for minor illnesses and injuries and everyday health needs. They do not provide emergency care. OHSU Immediate Care Clinics treat patients ages 3 months and up. They are open for in-person care by appointment only from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week. OHSU Immediate Care clinic locations: OHSU Immediate Care Clinic, Richmond OHSU Immediate Care...
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: insurance and help paying for it. Contact information:
Where: The Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace connects Oregonians to health care Oregon Health Plan (OHP)
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: mailing address: Portland Street Medicine provides street-based medical care to Portlanders who are facing unstable housing or are sleeping on the streets. Portland Street Medicine is a coalition of volunteer medical providers, social workers, care coordinators, and concerned neighbors dedicated to reaching Portland’s unhoused community members. Their clinic is the streets. They meet people where they live, in tents, in...
Where: 2717 NE Broadway Portland, Oregon 97232 Portland Street Medicine provides street-based medical care to Portlanders who are
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Project Access NOW seeks to improve the health and well-being of the community by creating access to care, services, and resources for those most in need. Project Access NOW works to fill these gaps by partnering with care providers, hospitals, clinics, and other community-based organizations to address the health care system’s limitations. The majority of their clients are immigrants, people of color, and/or speak English...
Where: 650 NE Holladay St., Suite 1700 Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Centers offer health care at 18 locations across Washington and Yamhill counties, including at their five School-Based Health Centers located on high school campuses. Virginia Garcia offers medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, mental & behavioral health and wellness programs at their clinics. Virginia Medical Services, Page 63 Garcia believes in whole health care and in being part of the...
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Wallace offers low-cost primary care to everyone regardless of insurance. In addition to primary care, they also provide pediatric care, women’s health, chronic disease management, vision and dental care, and limited behavioral health care.
Where: 18633 SE Stark St., Suite 401
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: New Eyes provides children and adults facing financial hardship across the United States with eyeglasses. Applicants must have an eyeglasses prescription within 24 months of application. It must provide their pupillary distance. Applications are submitted online, preferably through a social service agency/health advocate. Individuals who do not have access to an agency may apply directly but must provide proof of...
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: eyewear for adults and children in need throughout Oregon. Residents of Oregon in Medical Services, Page 66 need of eyeglasses may qualify to be sponsored by their local Lions Club for a free eye exam and eyeglasses if they are without insurance that covers vision and their total Assistance Program. Participants may qualify to be sponsored by their local Lions Club for a hearing exam and new hearing aids if their gross...
Where: 1010 NW 22nd Ave., #144 Portland, Oregon 97210 Oregon Lions’ Eyeglass Assistance Program (LEAP) provides high quality low coast
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: New Eyes provides children and adults facing financial hardship across the United States with eyeglasses. Applicants must have an eyeglasses prescription within 24 months of application. It must provide their pupillary distance. Applications are submitted online, preferably through a social service agency/health advocate. Individuals who do not have access to an agency may apply directly but must provide proof of...
Type: Medical, dental, clinic, harm-reduction, or public-health support
Who / Access: Eyes of Hope supports local communities through an initiative that provides free access to eye care and eyewear. Together with VSP network doctors, VSP Global has provided access to no-cost eye care and eyewear for more than 3.8 million people in need. No-cost eye care and eyewear is provided through their gift certificate program, operating through a network of community providers. Who’s eligible: • Individuals of any age...
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: PO Box 665 Hillsboro, OR 97123 Housing, Page 70 Bienstar in a nonprofit organization that was founded in 1981 with a mission to provide quality housing to farmworkers and their families due to substandard living conditions in migrant camps. Bienestar builds housing, hope, and community for the wellbeing of Latinxs, immigrants, and all families in need. Bienstar builds the hard to find two-, three-, and four-bedroom...
Where: Hillsboro, OR 97123 Bienstar in a nonprofit organization that was founded in 1981 with a mission to provide
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) Metro HomeShare helps Home Providers stabilize and retain their housing, while offering access to affordable rent or services to Home Seekers. EMO works with Home Providers to identify their needs, which may include financial burdens, loneliness, or inability to live alone and complete everyday tasks. They also work with Home Seekers who may be unable to qualify for traditional...
Where: Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) Metro HomeShare helps Home Providers
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East develops decent, affordable homes in partnership with qualified homebuyers who help build and then purchase their homes Housing, Page 85 with an affordable mortgage. Future homeowners need to meet the following criteria in order to qualify for the Habitat for Humanity program: • Must be a United States citizen or permanent legal resident • Must have not owned a house in the past...
Where: 1478 NE Killingsworth Street Portland, Oregon 97211 Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East develops decent, affordable homes in
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: PO Box 413 Seaside, Oregon 97138 locations in Oregon. Clients begin in emergency shelter, with up to 30 days to catch up on sleep, have hot meals and showers, and get to know Helping Hands staff and programs. All emergency shelter guests who are a good fit will be offered the opportunity to enroll in the Reentry Program. The Reentry Program Helping Hands' case managers, crisis managers, and other staff help Reentry Program...
Where: Seaside, Oregon 97138 locations in Oregon. Clients begin in emergency shelter, with up to 30 days to catch up
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Gretchen Kafoury Commons is a nine-story apartment community with 129 studio, one and two-bedroom homes. Built in 2000, it serves residents with incomes between 40% and 80% of the area median income. Leasing Office: Located on site. Managed by Cascade Management Inc. Housing, Page 91 The Peter Paulson is a five-story apartment community with 92 furnished Single Room Occupancy (SRO) homes with kitchenettes and private baths...
Where: 1240 SW Columbia Street Portland, Oregon 97201 Gretchen Kafoury Commons is a nine-story apartment community with 129 studio, one
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: OneApp seeks to reduce housing rental application fees and the uncertainty of applying for rental properties where there's no way for an applicant to know whether they meet the property's criteria. OneApp enables a prospective renter to pay only one application fee and for there to be transparency to all properties. The idea for OneApp originated when its founder was hospitalized for a serious injury, became homeless, and...
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Admin Office: 1221 SW Yamhill St., Suite 210 Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Portland Homeless Family Solutions (PHFS) empowers homeless families with children to get back into housing and stay there long-term. Last year PHFS helped 185 homeless families with children move back into homes. Once housed, PHFS provides case management and rent assistance for at least a year to help families stabilize, learn new skills, and...
Where: Admin Office: 1221 SW Yamhill St., Suite 210 Portland, Oregon 97205 Portland Homeless Family Solutions (PHFS) empowers homeless families with children
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Project Patchwork works with parents and individuals, in early recovery, who are transitioning from residential treatment to the community. Project Patchwork provides housing for 6 months. Parents can bring children, of any age, into the program (although, the behavior of the children can be a consideration). Clients need to be on OHP. Ms. Hall will meet clients in inpatient programs to sign them up for one of Project...
Where: 8583 SE 57th Avenue Portland, OR 97206
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: company. REACH owns and manages a portfolio of 2,131 units of affordable housing located across the metropolitan area, including Multnomah, Washington, and Clark Counties. REACH’s mission is to create quality, affordable housing and opportunities for individuals, families, and communities to thrive. All of their housing projects have involved public/private partnerships. Resident Services REACH is committed to supporting...
Where: 4150 SW Moody Avenue Portland, Oregon 97239 company. REACH owns and manages a portfolio of 2,131 units of affordable housing
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: multiple locations Contact: City Shelter Services Team Safe Rest Villages are temporary, managed, outdoor shelters that provide a place for Portlanders to sleep, basic and necessary hygiene, and access to case management and behavioral health services. Safe Rest Villages also provide harm reduction. They offer case management and social service support to address the trauma of houselessness, treatment for unmet mental...
Where: multiple locations
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Eugene, Oregon 97402 Sponsors provides transitional housing and other necessary services to individuals releasing from correctional institutions in Oregon who are paroling to Lane County. People who have served eight years or more and/or are at high-risk to re-offend (as evidenced by a validated risk-assessment tool) are given highest priority. Transitional housing is provided for program participants to acquire...
Where: 338 Highway 99 North Eugene, Oregon 97402 releasing from correctional institutions in Oregon who are paroling to Lane County.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Contact: William Archer Affordable housing which helps 12-Step members. Housing, Page 116 Bridgeway of hope provides up to 24 months of safe and supportive living for those with housing insecurity. Clean and sober, intended for those leaving recovery programs. Shared rooms, community lounges, computer lab, and other resources available.
Where: 5119 SE 140th Ave Portland, OR 97236
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Housing, Page 116 Bridgeway of hope provides up to 24 months of safe and supportive living for those with housing insecurity. Clean and sober, intended for those leaving recovery programs. Shared rooms, community lounges, computer lab, and other resources available. Lake Oswego, OR 97035 Clean-and-sober housing for women. Residents are expected to: • Be drugs and alcohol free • Employed, seeking employment, enrolled in...
Where: 6855 NE 82nd Ave Portland, OR 97220
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Lake Oswego, OR 97035 Clean-and-sober housing for women. Residents are expected to: • Be drugs and alcohol free • Employed, seeking employment, enrolled in school and /or attending an outpatient recovery program or a consultation program • Actively participating in a recovery program • Regularly attending 12-step meetings. • Work with a sponsor • Adhere to curfew (passes can be requested after the first month of residency)...
Where: 4801 Jean Rd Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Portland OR 97233 Three recovery houses in Portland. Emphasize choice and motivation over specific program requirements. P.O. Box 603 substance use treatment plans.
Where: 4505 SE Morrison St Portland OR 97233 Three recovery houses in Portland. Emphasize choice and motivation over specific
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: SRO clean-and-sober recovery housing for men. Housing, Page 118 Sober Housing in Oregon. Residents must attend support meetings. Mens and women’s homes for clean and sober housing. Must go to 5 meetings a week and take breathalyzers.
Where: 10435 SE Cora St Portland, OR 97266 Oregon Trail Recovery
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Mens and women’s homes for clean and sober housing. Must go to 5 meetings a week and take breathalyzers. Clackamas, OR, 97015 Three recovery houses in Portland area. Required support meeting attendance, with live-in staff. More info on site. Sober housing located in Portland, Tillamook, and Milwaukie. 10 men’s houses and one women’s house.
Where: 14934 SE 117th Ave Clackamas, OR, 97015
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Clackamas, OR, 97015 Three recovery houses in Portland area. Required support meeting attendance, with live-in staff. More info on site. Sober housing located in Portland, Tillamook, and Milwaukie. 10 men’s houses and one women’s house.
Where: 14934 SE 117th Ave Clackamas, OR, 97015 Three recovery houses in Portland area. Required support meeting attendance, with
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Sober housing located in Portland, Tillamook, and Milwaukie. 10 men’s houses and one women’s house. screenings for all residents. Housing, Page 119 Hillsboro, OR 97123
Where: Sober housing located in Portland, Tillamook, and Milwaukie. 10 men’s houses and one Sober Living Oregon 122 NE 122nd Ave
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: screenings for all residents. Housing, Page 119 Hillsboro, OR 97123 Safe, stable recovery houses in Washington, Multnomah, and Clackamas counties, plus transitional programs and community restoration. Includes housing for Washington County Aid and Assist and Measure 110 housing for Multnomah and Clackamas counties. Union Gospel Mission: Portland Overnight Shelter
Where: 122 NE 122nd Ave Portland, OR 97230 Four clean-and-sober houses in Portland area with supportive staff and regular
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Hillsboro, OR 97123 Safe, stable recovery houses in Washington, Multnomah, and Clackamas counties, plus transitional programs and community restoration. Includes housing for Washington County Aid and Assist and Measure 110 housing for Multnomah and Clackamas counties. Union Gospel Mission: Portland Overnight Shelter November 1-March 31st every year, 8:30 p.m.–6 a.m. Union Gospel Mission: Salem Men’s Shelter
Where: 347 S 1st St, Suite A Hillsboro, OR 97123 Safe, stable recovery houses in Washington, Multnomah, and Clackamas counties, plus
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: November 1-March 31st every year, 8:30 p.m.–6 a.m. Union Gospel Mission: Salem Men’s Shelter Open 24 hours, 365 days a year Women’s Shelter Keizer, OR 97303
Where: 9715 SE Powell Blvd 97226 Portland, OR Union Gospel Mission: Salem
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: Homebuyer education foreclosure counseling, down payment assistance for Portland’s Black community. General Assistance (GA) Program to Prevent Homelessness – Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) program.aspx The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS)’s General Assistance (GA) program provides short-term financial help for individuals with severe disabilities who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of...
Where: 825 NE 20th Ave #100 Portland, OR 97232 Homebuyer education foreclosure counseling, down payment assistance for Portland’s
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: • HPWC help individuals obtain and maintain employment and housing by reducing barriers, increasing employment skills, assisting with application processes, credit repair, tenant skills, and financial resources to secure housing. Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Housing, Page 122 Rent Well, a program of Transition Projects, is a 15-hour tenant education program taught by certified instructors in Oregon and Washington. The...
Where: 5007 NE St Johns Rd Vancouver, WA 98661
Type: Housing, shelter, transitional housing, or recovery housing support
Who / Access: classes. Immigration Legal Services: provides immigration attorneys at a reduced rate. Kenton Women’s Village: a collaborative one-year pilot project made up of 14 sleeping pods (not larger than 8 by 12 feet), designed and built in late 2016 as part of the POD (Partners on Dwelling) Initiative, bringing together a citywide coalition of architects, housing advocates, and houseless individuals. A fully operational kitchen...
Where: pods (not larger than 8 by 12 feet), designed and built in late 2016 as part of the POD
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Amenda Clinic merges the physical, emotional, and spiritual experiences of being human with evidence-based care, acceptance, and creativity to expand their clients’ capacity to show up and live their fullest life. Through ancient herbal medicine, naturopathy, genetics, functional lab work, pharmaceutical intervention, counseling, flower essences, and any other therapies that honor the mind-body connection, they help...
Where: 314 NE 19th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Hours: Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m. The Avel Gordly Center for Healing is named in recognition of Honorable Senator Avel Gordly for her work championing the issues for people living with mental illness. Part of the center’s mission is providing education and awareness for the African American and African communities on issues of mental health and addictions. Additionally, they’ll provide trainings for other healthcare and...
Where: 621 SW Alder, Suite 520 Portland, Oregon 97205
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Bridges to Change’s Acute Care Team is a county mobile outreach team aimed at providing services to people exactly where they are. The Acute Care Team has qualified mental health professionals prepared to help individuals navigate mental health issues and/or substance use issues, and get people set up an assessment wherever they are. Their team is equipped with basic needs supplies including tents, clothing, food, water,...
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Cedar Hills Hospital’s Mental Health Unit offers 89 beds and provides mental health treatment services including treatment for depression, anxiety, and psychosis. Their Inpatient Programs include a 10-bed Crisis Stabilization Unit, serving patients with acute psychiatric symptoms. The goal of the Crisis Stabilization program is brief symptom stabilization, after which patients may be transferred to a longer-term unit for...
Where: 10300 SW Eastridge St. Portland, Oregon 97225
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Grief support groups are held monthly on an ongoing basis. They are free to attend and with the group facilitator before joining the group for the first time. The mission of The Dougy Center is to provide support in a safe place where children, teens, young adults, and their families who are grieving a death can share their experiences. Through their Pathways Program, they provide a safe place for families facing an...
Where: Providence Portland Medical Center 4805 NE Glisan Street Portland, Oregon 97213
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: This is a non-profit social activist organization and psychological services center. Allies in Change offers both individual and group counseling for adults seeking help with a Mental Health, Page 142 variety of issues, including anger management. They offer free and low-cost trainings to those interested in understanding domestic violence and managing stress. Crestview Recovery supports men and women struggling with...
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: throughout Oregon that provide a support network for those suffering from mental illness and their family members. NAMI Connection is a weekly recovery support group for people living with mental illness where people can learn from each other’s experiences, share coping strategies, and offer encouragement and understanding. NAMI Family Support Group is a peer-led support group for family members, caregivers, and loved ones...
Where: 4701 SE 24th #E Portland, Oregon throughout Oregon that provide a support network for those suffering from mental
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Native American Rehabilitation Association (NARA) Dental Clinic................................. 43 Native American Rehabilitation Association (NARA) Integrated Health Clinics ........... 56 Native American Rehabilitation Association (NARA) NW ...................................... 195, 411 Native American Support Services ....................................................................................... 411 Native...
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Hillsboro, OR 97123 Open Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–8 p.m., Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Payments are on a sliding scale. Pacific Psychology Clinic is part of Pacific University's school of Professional Psychology and is one of the main training sites for their doctoral students and interns. Their therapists are advanced doctoral psychology students supervised by licensed psychologists. Pacific Psychology...
Where: Portland 1411 SW Morrison Street Suite 310 Portland, Oregon 97205
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: providers engaging with those living outside. Shelter operators provide at least one meal a day, and each Village has a shared kitchenette space for all to use. All Safe Rest Villages include wraparound behavioral and mental health services. Services and programs offered on-site are only for villagers; they are not walk-up sites or day sites. Salvation Army West Women’s and Children’s Shelter P.O. Box 2398 The Salvation...
Where: P.O. Box 2398
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Monday-Friday 9 a.m.–9 p.m. by appointment only. The PSU Community Counseling Clinic provides low-cost individual, couple, and family counseling. It is located in the Education Building and is open by appointment on both day and evening schedules. The clinic is operated by graduate students in counselor education who are supervised by faculty and interns. Sessions are provided on a weekly basis, same time and day every...
Where: 1900 SW 4th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97201
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: AbleFind Disability resources is a searchable database for disability services in Oregon maintained by the University of Oregon. General Inquiries: Crisis Psychiatric Care for Youth: Kerr Gresham Campus (Louise Bldg.) developmental disabilities and mental health challenges, empowering them to live richer lives. 24 Hour Residential Care:
Where: AbleFind Disability resources is a searchable database for disability services in Oregon maintained by the University of Oregon. 424 NE 22nd Avenue
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Barry Fox-Quamme, Executive Director Independent Living Resources provides advocacy, recreation, and skills training to all people with disabilities. Classes/Groups: • Art • Cooking • Rent well Skills training: • Communication Skills • Household Management • Leisure/Recreation
Where: 1839 NE Couch Portland, OR 97232
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: Gresham OR 97030 Disabilities, Page 164 Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Gresham
Where: 421 SW Oak St. Suite 610 Portland, Oregon 97204 600 NE 8th Street
Type: Mental health, disability, counseling, or peer support service
Who / Access: P.O. Box 8054 The OAD promote, protect, and preserve the civil rights, and advocate to enhance the quality of life for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Oregonians. Disabilities, Page 166 Krista Gallagher, Deaf Specialist
Where: P.O. Box 8054 Salem, OR 97303
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: individuals and their families for since 2003. We approach our jobs with passion and commitment. ASAMS are conducted onsite and then either outpatient or intensive outpatient treatment is recommended. DUI I outpatient and intensive outpatient also available. Outpatient treatment for gambling as well. OHP is accepted. Inpatient: 16 South Peach St., Medford, Oregon 97501 Walk-in clinic: 1025 East Main St., Medford, Oregon...
Where: 9570 Barbur Blvd., Suite 100 Portland, OR 97219
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Inpatient: 16 South Peach St., Medford, Oregon 97501 Walk-in clinic: 1025 East Main St., Medford, Oregon 97504 Addictions Recovery Center (ARC) provides residential treatment, day treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, outpatient treatment, and mental health treatment for men and women, as well as transition low-cost housing for men and women in the early stages of sobriety. ARC accepts out of county referrals with an...
Where: Inpatient: 16 South Peach St., Medford, Oregon 97501 Walk-in clinic: 1025 East Main St., Medford, Oregon 97504
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Addiction Treatment, Page 171 such as behavioral therapy, fitness and nutrition, individual counseling, group therapy and support groups. Another Chance Recovery has worked with a multitude of insurance networks, if you don’t have insurance, they also offer scholarships and OHP spots if available. PHP is a comprehensive outpatient program providing the structure and support you need to begin the stabilization process, when...
Where: 12670 NW Barnes Rd STE 200 Portland, OR 97229
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Belmont Comprehensive Treatment Center offers medication assisted treatment (MAT) to individuals who are struggling with opioid addiction. This treatment center offers a variety of MAT and ensures that each patient gets the proper dosage to meet their recovery needs. Patients have access to individual and group therapy sessions to work along with MAT. Through personalized treatment plans of MAT and therapy sessions,...
Where: 2600 SE Belmont Street Portland, OR 97214
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: CODA, Inc. was founded in 1969, and is one of Oregon’s largest not-for-profit substances use treatment programs. CODA operates 14 programs at ten different sites. CODA’s mission is to treat people whose health and quality of life are compromised by alcohol, drugs, and mental health challenges. They CODA provides compassionate, evidence-based care for women and men with substance use disorders. CODA helps clients get the...
Where: 1027 E Burnside Street Portland, Oregon 97214 CODA, Inc. was founded in 1969, and is one of Oregon’s largest not-for-profit
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Addiction Treatment, Page 185 St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Columbia Community Mental Health is a drug or alcohol rehabilitation center with a primary focus on substance abuse treatment. The treatment center provides outpatient and residential treatment. OHP. Potential clients must have an ASAM done within the length of the problem is 90 days. OHP is accepted.
Where: 58646 McNulty Way St. Helens, Oregon 97051
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Crestview Recovery supports men and women struggling with addiction, depression, and other mental health challenges. Admissions process will help determine best fit for treatment, and their clinics offer Moral Reconation Therapy. Cascadia offers a culturally specific program in Moral Reconation Therapy for African American men. (MRT) providers in Portland.
Where: 6025 SE Belmont St Portland, OR 97215
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: FORA Health runs a detox center, an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment program, men’s and women’s inpatient drug and alcohol treatment programs, mental health treatment, dual diagnosis programs, and provides medications for substance use disorders. FORA health utilizes peer recovery mentors and has family therapy sessions. FOR A accepts most insurance, including Oregon Health Plan CCOs. Some private insurance plans...
Where: 10230 SE Cherry Blossom Drive Portland, Oregon 97216
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: With a legacy that began in 1949 and includes the 1982 founding of the Betty Ford Center, the Foundation now has treatment centers and telehealth services nationwide, as well as a network of collaborators throughout health care. Charitable support and a commitment to innovation drive ongoing advances in care, research, programs and services to impact more lives. The goal of residential treatment is to stabilize your health...
Where: With a legacy that began in 1949 and includes the 1982 founding of the Betty Ford
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Easton Hallock, Director of Admissions and Outreach Hope Center Recovery and Premiere Sober Living provide high levels of accountability and supervision to clients in achieving and maintaining sobriety. Throughout the program, patients meet weekly with their primary counselor for one-on-one sessions and with their Psychiatric NP, Dr. Morales, for medication management and mental health assessments. Regular urine analysis...
Where: 6828 SE Holgate Blvd Portland, OR 97206
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Corvallis, Oregon 97330 Milestones Family Recovery’s mission is to provide comprehensive, effective chemical dependency treatment in a family-oriented environment. At Milestones, their primary goal is to provide chemically dependent persons with the tools to achieve a lifestyle free from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. Within their caring family setting, they stress communication and honest confrontation, and...
Where: 442 NW 4th Street Corvallis, Oregon 97330
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Monday–Friday, 4:30 a.m.–2 p.m.; Saturday, 6 a.m.–11 a.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m.–10 a.m. center/ New Seasons provides opioid addiction treatment and recovery service. Professionals work directly with the individual and doctors to create a customized treatment plan. Some services for opioid addiction treatment include medication-assisted treatment, counseling, supervised withdrawal, medical exams, outpatient services and more....
Where: 16420 Southeast Division St. Portland, Oregon 97236
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Various locations and numbers listed below. Addiction Treatment, Page 197 Ontrack Residential Treatment provides substance use treatment for individuals assess at a 3.5 ASAM level of care. Our residential programs provide services and support 24 hours a day, seven days a week and include a wide range of evidence-based groups, skills training, and wellness-oriented activities designed to support individuals on their path to...
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Newport, Oregon 97365 ReConnections Counseling is available at all four of locations - Florence, Newport, Toledo, and Lincoln City. To enroll, clients must first attend an orientation so they can meet with staff, mentors, and counselors to help the identify client needs and goals. After the orientation, clients will undergo a personalized assessment to explore a deeper understanding of your goals, identify any barriers to...
Where: 547 SW 7th Street Newport, Oregon 97365
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Recovery Blvd offers a wide range of programs, therapies and treatments in order to be able to meet the unique needs of each client through individualized treatment. Programs include outpatient treatment, DUII treatment, substance abuse counseling and more. Therapy treatments include advanced relapse prevention, meditation groups, dialectal behavior therapy, art therapy and more. Accepts most PPO insurance, offer financial...
Where: 1206 SE 11th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97214
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Recovery Works Northwest provides detox, medically assisted outpatient and intensive outpatient drug and alcohol treatment. They also provide DUII diversion programming for individuals who need to be certified. Call the number above or fill out a form online Recovery Works NW accepts most insurance plans accepted including OHP. Foster Road House Detox Facility is an all gender inpatient facility is open to adults who...
Where: 169 NE 102nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97220
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357) (also known as the Treatment Referral Routing information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations. Persons...
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: SLO Recovery offers an integrated care approach focusing on substance use disorders, mental health conditions and co-occurring behavioral health conditions. By providing patient-centered care and focusing on the individual needs for treatment, services, and therapeutic interventions we can best serve every individual. We offer an integrated care approach focusing on substance use disorders, mental health conditions and/or...
Where: 1122 NE 122nd Avenue, Suite A-200 Portland, Oregon 97230
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: exclusively by referral from a Multnomah County parole or probation officer. The program is for men on high and very-high risk supervision. Volunteers of America (VOA) Women’s Residential Center Mail: 3910 SE Stark St., Portland, Oregon 97214 The Women's Residential Center (WRC) is a residential treatment program that provides comprehensive, trauma-informed, integrated chemical dependency and mental health services in a...
Where: 2318 NE MLK Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97212
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Mail: 3910 SE Stark St., Portland, Oregon 97214 The Women's Residential Center (WRC) is a residential treatment program that provides comprehensive, trauma-informed, integrated chemical dependency and mental health services in a residential setting for women involved in the criminal justice Addiction Treatment, Page 211 system. WRC helps women and their families overcome a variety of challenges, rebuild their lives, and...
Where: Mail: 3910 SE Stark St., Portland, Oregon 97214
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Bridgeway’s Santiam house offers in-patient service for gambling addiction. The average stay is 6-8 weeks. It is the only program of its kind in the Northwest. Staff and peer support mentors focus on establishing a sustainable recovery plan. Individual, family and group counseling is available at Santiam house. Addiction Treatment, Page 213 Cascadia offers free customized treatment, tailored for each client and their loved...
Where: 797 Winter Strett Salem, Oregon 97301
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Cascadia offers free customized treatment, tailored for each client and their loved ones. Individual, as well as couples and group counseling is available. Cascadia connects clients with Gam Anon support groups. Problem gambling services are also available through Cascadia in Clackamas County. Cascadia’s Gambling Evaluation and Reduction (GEAR) program provides outreach within the prison walls. The GEAR program is...
Where: 847 NE 19th Ave., Suite 100 Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Addiction Treatment, Page 215 Lewis and Clark Problem Gambling offers free and confidential individual, couples, family, and group therapy to Oregon residents. They offer culturally specific services to members of the Latino community at their Latino Problem Gambling Services Clinic, with counseling available in both English and Spanish. Their facility is ADA accessible, and they provide interpretive services during...
Where: Free Gambling Hotline for the State of Oregon 4445 SW Barbur Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97239
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: There are several treatment centers in the Portland-Vancouver area that offer help to people 18 and older who are battling addictions to morphine, heroin, or prescription painkillers. Medications used in most treatment include Suboxone, Subutex, Vivitrol and Methadone. Individual and group therapy sessions are available to those recovering from opioid addiction at the following locations. All patients are required to pay...
Where: Portland Comprehensive Treatment Centers There are several treatment centers in the Portland-Vancouver area that offer help to
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Addiction Treatment, Page 217 Multnomah County offers a host of both youth and adult mental health services, including treatment for compulsive gamblers. The Multnomah County approach pertaining to gambling focuses on biological, behavioral, economic, and cultural and policy factors that influence gambling and health. The holistic approach encompasses prevention, harm reduction, and various levels of treatment with an...
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: This organization’s mission is to educate Oregonians about the risks associated with gambling and to connect the public to free treatment and recovery services that are available throughout the state. OPGR offers live support counselors to chat with online. The phone helpline staff are available 24 hours, 7 days a week, and provide free services in English and Spanish. Specializing in substance use, mental health,...
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Voices of Problem Gambling Recovery (VPGR) offers peer support groups for those struggling with gambling addiction through its Help Opportunity Perseverance and Education (HOPE) program. Support from Certified Problem Gambling Recovery Mentors is available. The mentors are all recovering gamblers so can relate on a Addiction Treatment, Page 222 personal level. VPGR’s website has links to several free gambling resources in...
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Addiction Treatment, Page 223 The Alano Club, which is housed in a donated NW Portland mansion, is described as “a
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: • Mental Health services; Child & Family services Grief support groups are held monthly on an ongoing basis. They are free to attend and with the group facilitator before joining the group for the first time. The mission of The Dougy Center is to provide support in a safe place where children, teens, young adults, and their families who are grieving a death can share their experiences. Through their Pathways Program, they...
Where: Providence Portland Medical Center 4805 NE Glisan Street Portland, Oregon 97213
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: mountaineering, split-boarding, and rock-climbing experiences. There are also meditation groups and a monthly expungement clinic. Addiction Treatment, Page 224 Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Meetings are held throughout the greater Portland metro area. A convenient meeting schedule is listed on the website. Participation at one meeting does not obligate...
Where: 1750 SW Skyline Boulevard. #133 Portland, Oregon 97221
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Addiction Treatment, Page 223 The Alano Club, which is housed in a donated NW Portland mansion, is described as “a recovery-oriented community center that provides a welcoming, compassionate, and
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: DDA offers peer-support, group-based meetings employing an authorized version of the 12 steps of Alcohol Anonymous combined with an additional 5 steps geared toward individuals who have a dual diagnosis (mental illness and substance abuse). The Miracles Club is a Black, peer-led recovery center committed to providing safe spaces for marginalized, historically oppressed racial and ethnic groups. We serve all individuals...
Where: 4141 SE Division Street Portland, Oregon 97206
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: The Alano Club, which is housed in a donated NW Portland mansion, is described as “a recovery-oriented community center that provides a welcoming, compassionate, and accessible support environment for individuals and families recovering from alcoholism, drug abuse, and other addictive disorders.” Everything at the Alano Club is free of charge, including the peer mentors.
Where: 909 NW 24th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97210
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: newcomers take place in Portland, Tigard, Salem, Bend and Ashland. Oregon MA uses the basic 12 steps of recovery founded by Alcoholics Anonymous. Meetings are held in the evenings, and some are gender-specific while others are open to everyone. Check out their website for meetings and locations. Overeaters Anonymous helps people overcome compulsive overeating, under-eating, food addiction, anorexia, bulimia, binge eating,...
Where: Oregon MA is for people who have the desire to stop using marijuana. Meetings for newcomers take place in Portland, Tigard, Salem, Bend and Ashland. Oregon M...
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Overeaters Anonymous helps people overcome compulsive overeating, under-eating, food addiction, anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, or over-exercising. OA addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being but it is not associated with any religion or religious organization. Painted Horse Recovery is a clean and sober Native American community center. Although their focus is on Native American culture, everyone is...
Where: 7150 NE Glisan Street Portland, Oregon 97213
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Refuge Recovery offers a Buddhist inspired path to recovery from addiction. Meetings are held in Northeast Portland, Cedar Hills, and Vancouver. They also hold online sharing and meditation meetings via the In The Rooms app, which is accessible on their website. day=any&tsml-region=oregon. Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA) SAA is open to everyone, regardless of gender, age, race, religion, ethnic background, marital status, or...
Where: are held in Northeast Portland, Cedar Hills, and Vancouver. They also hold online
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: multiple locations SMART Recovery is a nationwide, nonprofit organization that offers free support groups to individuals who desire to gain independence from any type of addictive behavior. “SMART” Recovery is an acronym that stands for “Self-Management and Recovery Training.” SMART Recovery teaches how to: • Enhance and maintain motivation to abstain Addiction Treatment, Page 229 • Cope with urges • Manage thoughts,...
Where: multiple locations
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: SAA is open to everyone, regardless of gender, age, race, religion, ethnic background, marital status, or occupation. This is a free, 12-Step program for men and women who want to become sexually sober. Find out more on their website or contact them via their information email address or phone hotline. SMART Recovery (non-Twelve Step Sobriety Support Group) multiple locations SMART Recovery is a nationwide, nonprofit...
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: This is a free, 12-Step program for men and women who want to become sexually sober. Find out more on their website or contact them via their information email address or phone hotline. SMART Recovery (non-Twelve Step Sobriety Support Group) multiple locations SMART Recovery is a nationwide, nonprofit organization that offers free support groups to individuals who desire to gain independence from any type of addictive...
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Recovery, substance-use, gambling-support, or harm-reduction service
Who / Access: Its purpose is to demonstrate by example a life of abstinence from intoxicants and to encourage mutual support and cooperation of groups and individuals in the rehabilitation of all who are seeking recovery. There are on-line and in person groups. Addiction Treatment, Page 231 The mission of Asian Health Center (AHSC) is to serve and advocate for the medically
Where: 17200 SE Stark St. Portland, Oregon 97223
Type: Culturally specific, immigrant/refugee, or LGBTQ+ support
Who / Access: The mission of Asian Health Center (AHSC) is to serve and advocate for the medically underserved, including the immigrant and refugee Asian community, and to ensure equal access to health care services regardless of income, insurance status, language, or culture. AHSC has culturally specific mental health care, cancer support, health insurance assistance, and an ethnic meals program. They partner with Rosewood Family...
Where: 9035 SE Foster Rd Portland, Oregon 97266
Type: Culturally specific, immigrant/refugee, or LGBTQ+ support
Who / Access: African American community. The offer counseling, case management, addiction counseling, housing support, and peer support in a culturally safe environment. Demographically and Culturally Specific Programs, Page 234 Immigration and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) Main office: IRCO’s mission is to promote the integration of refugees, immigrants, and the community at large into a self-sufficient, healthy, and inclusive...
Where: 2040 SE Powell Blvd Portland, Oregon 97202
Type: Culturally specific, immigrant/refugee, or LGBTQ+ support
Who / Access: NARA Dental Clinic offers dental services for the whole family as the only Native American dental clinic in the Portland metro area. NARA Dental Clinic services include Family and Child friendly dentists, Dental Education Programs, and Preventative and Restorative care. The NARA dental clinic is open to everyone. They assist individuals in applying for the Oregon Health Plan. For service inquires and referral information...
Where: 12750 SE Stark Street Building E Portland, Oregon 97233 American dental clinic in the Portland metro area. NARA Dental Clinic services include
Type: Culturally specific, immigrant/refugee, or LGBTQ+ support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Culturally specific, immigrant/refugee, or LGBTQ+ support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Where: Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Dental Clinics ............................................. 43 Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Immediate...
Type: Culturally specific, immigrant/refugee, or LGBTQ+ support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Asian and Pacific Islander advocacy and community organization
Who / Access: Asian and Pacific Islander communities and allies seeking advocacy, civic engagement, and social-justice organizing.
Where: 2788 SE 82nd Ave #203, Portland, OR 97266
Notes: Also known as APANO.
Type: Spanish/English multicultural counseling and trauma healing
Who / Access: People seeking Spanish/English mental health providers and multicultural counseling support.
Where: 3500 NE MLK Blvd Suite 200, Portland, OR 97212
Notes: Verify current provider name, site, and intake process.
Type: Mental health, chemical dependency, and case management services
Who / Access: Community members seeking culturally responsive mental health and chemical dependency support; source describes it as African-American operated.
Where: 5257 N.E. MLK Jr. Blvd. Suite 201, Portland OR
Notes: Verify intake and insurance requirements.
Type: Housing and supportive services in low-income Latino communities
Who / Access: Latino and low-income community members seeking housing and supportive services.
Where: 6700 NE Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97218
Notes: Verify current programs and eligibility directly.
Type: Latinx business, leadership, education, and advocacy organization
Who / Access: Latinx community members, students, entrepreneurs, and businesses seeking economic and community support.
Where: 333 SW 5th Avenue, Suite 100, Portland, OR 97204
Notes: Source list describes business development, leadership, education, and advocacy.
Type: Culturally specific mental health counseling
Who / Access: Individuals from Middle East and Southeast Asian communities seeking culturally specific counseling; language notes include Hindi, Gujarati, Kutchi, Marathi, with understanding of Punjabi and Urdu.
Where: 8532 N Ivanhoe St #205, Portland, OR 97203
Notes: Verify current provider availability and license/insurance status before referral.
Type: Spanish-speaking primary care clinic and homeless-youth services
Who / Access: Spanish-speaking community members and homeless youth seeking primary care or related services.
Where: 6736 NE Killingsworth St, Portland, OR 97218
Notes: Source list states the clinic offers specialized services for homeless youth.
Type: Alcohol, drug treatment, and mental health care for Latino individuals and families
Who / Access: Latino individuals and families seeking culturally responsive addiction and mental health support.
Where: 2672 SE Stark St, Portland, OR 97233
Notes: Verify current program ownership, intake, and availability before referral.
Type: Community, education, mentorship, and integration services
Who / Access: Russian-speaking community members seeking social services, education, mentorship, or integration support.
Where: 7931 NE Halsey St. Suite 304, Portland, OR 97213
Notes: Often abbreviated ROSS.
Type: Traditional Native American medicine and naturopathy
Who / Access: Community members seeking traditional, culturally sensitive Native American medicine and naturopathic care.
Where: 5819 N Greeley Ave #101, Portland, OR 97217
Notes: Verify services, fees, and provider availability directly.
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: access to healthcare. Prism Health offers a safe, affirming, and non-judgmental space where all members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community can obtain compassionate and culturally effective health care. Prism Health prioritizes inclusivity to ensure that all members of the LGBTQ+ community can access affirming and high quality health care. In addition to comprehensive primary care, Prism Health...
Where: 2236 SE Belmont Portland, Oregon 97214
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: 11 NE MLK Blvd Rebel Heart Therapy is LGBTQIA+ focused mental health counseling, including individual therapy, relational counseling, family therapy, group therapy, premarital counseling, and letters for gender-affirming surgery. In-network with OHP. Demographically and Culturally Specific Programs, Page 245 IMPACT NW’s Seniors & Adults with Disabilities Program offers the following services: Senior Guardian Assistance...
Where: Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: Mainspring (formerly FISH) (see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) mealsonuspdx.org Meal On Us PDX’s mission is to provide Chef-curated nutritious meals at no cost to those experiencing hunger and food insecurity within the community. Their current programs include Trans Meal Train, creating meals for individuals recovering from gender-affirming surgery and Community Distro Day, a monthly supply distribution...
Where: 2818 NE Halsey Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: Compass Rose is a supportive living program that bridges gaps of opportunity for foster young adults aging out of DHS care. The clinical, housing, and peer mentor teams collaborate on person-led action plans where the youth can be the main voice in deciding what their independence looks like. Demographically and Culturally Specific Programs, Page 253 welfare/pages/ilp.aspx?wp9957=p:2#g_5fac58c6_98f5_4be6_a419_a3cfe4a5c6ae...
Where: 1952 SE 122nd Ave Portland, Oregon
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: P:ear offers a safe space and an open, non-judgmental and affirming community for homeless youth. They offer support with education, arts and music, cooking skills, parenting, and recreation events including bike rides and hikes. PYB works with youth ages 17-24 with experiences with poverty, violence, drugs, hunger, and loss. They offer a program of high school completion, vocational training, counseling, and support....
Where: 338 NW 6th Ave Portland, Oregon 97209
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: A Christian organization offering homeless youth outreach and separate housing for males and females aged 18-24. They run the coffee shop/bike repair shop Braking Cycles. Locations in Oregon and Washington. Albany, Oregon 97322 Sender House is a voluntary residential program in Albany for young adults aged 17-24 struggling with significant mental health diagnoses as they transition toward independent living. Residents...
Where: 1500 NW 167th Place Beaverton, Oregon 97006 Cycles. Locations in Oregon and Washington.
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: Albany, Oregon 97322 Sender House is a voluntary residential program in Albany for young adults aged 17-24 struggling with significant mental health diagnoses as they transition toward independent living. Residents receive formal treatment services like medication management appointments with a psychiatrist and sessions with a therapist through Linn County Mental Health. Other services include individual and group...
Where: 729 SW 7th Ave Albany, Oregon 97322
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: VA Homeless Veteran Community Employment Services (HVCES) Community Employment Coordinators (CECs), based at VA Medical Centers, collaborate with employers ready to hire veterans exiting homelessness. CECs are recruiters’ connection to potential veteran new hires for jobs in a wide variety of sectors. Demographically and Culturally Specific Programs, Page 261 VA Compensated Work Therapy (CWT) CWT provides transitional work...
Type: Senior, youth, family, childcare, or parenting support
Who / Access: Volunteers of America (VOA) Correctional Services and Re-entry Programs ............... 264 Volunteers of America (VOA) Men’s Residential Treatment ............................................ 211 Volunteers of America (VOA) Oregon Problem Gambling Services ............................... 223 Volunteers of America (VOA) Reentry Enhancement Coordination ............................... 440 Volunteers of America (VOA) Women’s...
Where: Volunteers of America (VOA) Oregon Problem Gambling Services ............................... 223 WakeUp Beaverton! .............................................
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: The Black Economic Collective (BEC) is a Black-led grassroots organization focused on community development through financial education, resource allocation, and collective community-building efforts. They curate financial tools and resources to aid Black Oregonians toward a path of financial stability and generational wealth. Utilizing a village model they partner with like-minded financial institutions, community-based...
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Central City Concerns’ Blackburn Center offers a number of job resources including an orientation to their services, training opportunities, resume and cover letter assistance, a career exploration class, interview workshops and mock interviews, job leads, an employment networking group, and transportation assistance to help participants get to matching” appointment. Central City Concern (CCC) Clean Start Training Central...
Where: 12121 E. Burnside St. Portland, Oregon 97216
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Central City Concern’s Clean Start is a homeless-to-work program that provides trash removal and cleaning services to the Portland metro area. Over the span of six months, Clean Start trainees receive peer mentoring while learning job skills and building confidence for future employment opportunities. Trainees are also connected to CCC’s wraparound services, included supportive housing, integrated health care, addiction...
Where: 338 NW Fifth Ave. Portland, Oregon 97209 removal and cleaning services to the Portland metro area. Over the span of six months,
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: CCC’s Flip the Script program serves Black clients recently released from prison with community reintegration through access to housing, health care, employment, and culturally informed peer support. Services provided include assisting client with job readiness training, job coaching, skills workshops, and vocational and computer training with internet tutorials. Employment services can provide training referrals to truck...
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Children’s Community Clinic .................................................................................................. 50 Cielo Treatment Center ................................................................................................... 183, 251 CityTeam Ministries .......................................................................................... 5, 10, 32, 78, 184 Clackamas County Children, Family...
Where: Clackamas County Children, Family & Community Corrections .................................... 273 Clackamas Free Clinic .......................................
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Suite 101 Community Access Services helps businesses recruit, train and retain employees with intellectual and developmental disabilities through its supported employment services (job development, job coaching, discovery, and Project SEARCH) in Multnomah, Washington, Columbia, and Clackamas Counties.
Where: 1815 NW 169th Place, Suite 1060 Beaverton, Oregon 97006 4506 SE Belmont Street
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. De Muniz Resource Center works closely with Marion County Sheriff’s Office and Bridgeway Resource Services to help ease the transition from incarceration back into the community. They support clients in the community, as well as inmates in the Marion County Transition Center. De Muniz Resource Center’s services include connecting clients with vital needs, such as employment, education, housing,...
Where: 2475 Center St. Salem, Oregon 97301
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: The mission of The DPI Group is to identify and create job opportunities for individuals with employment barriers. The DPI Group (previously DePaul Industries) was founded in 1971 as an organization helping individuals with disabilities to have work. Disabilities remain at the core of what they do, but they have expanded their mission to include other barriers such as age (55+), criminal record, including incarceration,...
Where: 4950 NE MLK J. Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97211
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Dress for Success Oregon (DFSO) is a workforce development organization that exclusively supports women and gender expansive people in helping them find and retain work, support their families, and achieve personal and economic independence and stability. The services they provide include one-on-one career consultations at their career consultation center to assist with job searches and...
Where: 1532 NE 37th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97232 Dress for Success Oregon (DFSO) is a workforce development organization that
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Easterseals Oregon Summer Camp ....................................................................................... 379 Easterseals Oregon Veteran Services .................................................................................... 256 Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon ................................................................ 6, 11, 393, 400, 452 Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) and Slavic Oregon...
Where: Easterseals Oregon Summer Camp ....................................................................................... 379 Easterseals Oregon Veteran Service...
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: 80 NW Davis St. Feed the Mass’s mission is to empower and connect the people of Portland through food. They seek to empower through culinary education, teaching the valuable skills and knowledge people need to make informed choices about their food and nutrition, and by providing essential sustenance to those facing food insecurity. offer wellness classes to students during the school year and summer breaks to address...
Where: Portland, Oregon 97209 Feed the Mass’s mission is to empower and connect the people of Portland through
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: multiple locations in the Portland area plus Salem hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m., on call 24/7 GLISS provides staffing services and employment connections to help people find a job ASAP. GLISS’s goal is to create hope by providing employment opportunities, including to those with a criminal record. GLISS also participates in community events and recovery connection. Employment and Education, Page 286 The first...
Where: multiple locations in the Portland area plus Salem
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Ground Score Association is an association of informal recyclers, waste pickers, canners, dumpster divers, and other environmental workers who create and fill low-barrier waste management jobs in Portland, Oregon. Ground Score is collectively-organized and radically inclusive, prioritizing work opportunities for those facing work and housing insecurity. Ground Score seeks to build a more environmentally and socially aware...
Where: 624 NE Couch Street Portland, Oregon 97209 waste management jobs in Portland, Oregon. Ground Score is collectively-organized
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Lake Oswego, Oregon 97304 provides a safe, sober, and supportive education for youth in recovery. It is Oregon’s first recovery high school. At Harmony, students develop the skills and strengths needed for personal, academic, vocational, and community success. Harmony Academy accepts students year round and provides free transportation for all students in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties. Immigrant and Refugee...
Where: 2507 Christie Dr. Lake Oswego, Oregon 97304 provides a safe, sober, and supportive education for youth in recovery. It is Oregon’s
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Job Corps is the nation's largest residential career training and education program for low-income young adults ages 16 through 24. Students can earn a high school diploma, a high school equivalency credential, or college credits through Job Corps. They offer career technical training in more than 100 different career training areas at 120 campuses across the nation. Students receive housing, meals, basic health care, a...
Where: career technical training in more than 100 different career training areas at 120
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Mercatus is a business directory and story archive for entrepreneurs of color in Portland. Mercatus connects the city and region with local talents, businesses, services and products that come from diverse entrepreneurs. 470SE 165th Ave. New Avenues for Youth’s services are designed to address the individualized needs and readiness of young people (ages 9-24) experiencing homelessness and housing instability.
Where: Portland. Mercatus connects the city and region with local talents, businesses, services 820 SW Oak
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: inspired him to embrace his dream to build stronger and more just communities. Past Lives believes in the strength of creative community to find place, purpose and belonging. Past Lives is 26,000 square floor makerspace providing members 24/7/365 secure access to a wood shop, metal shop with blacksmithing, welding, fabrication, metal casing, a textile studio with screen printing, auto-embroidery and leatherworking, stained...
Where: 2808 SE 9th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97202
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: PDX Black Excellence is a community organization cultural movement to connect and support Portland’s black residents and advocates. Through select services and curated events they seek to foster social and professional networking, new relationships, and new understanding. From executives to artists, students to entrepreneurs, everyone is welcome. PDX Black Excellence believes that embracing diversity is at the center of...
Where: support Portland’s black residents and advocates. Through select services and curated
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Portland Community College’s intensive Maritime Welding Pathway on the Vigor shipyard prepares students for employment in the booming welding industry. In three terms, pathway completers learn shielded metal, fluxed-core, submerged arc-welding processes, and earn six industry-recognized certifications. Students also receive career preparation services and exposure to industry employers. Participants on federal supervision...
Where: Portland Community College’s intensive Maritime Welding Pathway on the Vigor
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: PO Box 14921 and skill-building events, mentorship, scholarships, and access to job opportunities. industry, PDXWIT believes that centering the most marginalized in our community is the first step in shaping a better tech future for all. PDXWIT seeks to build a better tech industry by creating access, dismantling inequities and fueling belonging. They are focused on advancing inclusion in Portland’s technology industry and...
Where: Portland, Oregon 97293 PDXWIT empowers tech professionals in Portland and beyond by offering community
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: confined-or-incarcerated-individuals-receive-pell-grants Pell Grants provide federal funding for students to pursue higher education. As of July 1, 2023, Pell Grants are once again available to adults in corrections, for the first time since 1994. Students incarcerated in Federal or State correctional facilities (and students who are subject to involuntary civil commitments) may now receive Pell Grants is they otherwise...
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Seattle, Washington 98107 The Prison Scholar Fund is committed to providing educational opportunities, professional development, transitional support, and advocacy for those impacted by incarceration. The Prison Scholar Fund believes that incarcerated individuals deserve a second chance at a better life. That’s why they help incarcerated individuals get access to the education they need to transform their lives. Distance...
Where: 1752 NW Market Street, #953
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Relaunch Pad helps justice-involved individuals lead successful lives after their release from incarceration by leveraging the internet and a nationwide network of similarly motivated organizations, to provide helpful employment resources that increase the quality of life, decrease stress, and open pathways for more opportunities for personal growth. Relaunch Pad maintains an extensive list of potential employers and has...
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Hours: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Restore Nuisance Abatement restores and revitalizes communities in Portland through their wide range of services that include graffiti removal, pressure washing, glass scratch repair, and flagging. They aspire to not only improve properties but to also provide a sense of renewed hope and opportunity for the members of their community. opportunities and training, they provide entry level employment...
Where: Restore Nuisance Abatement restores and revitalizes communities in Portland through
Type: Employment, education, training, business, or financial empowerment support
Who / Access: Sarah Bellum's Bakery & Workshop (SBBW) empowers adults with acquired brain injury (ABI) to re-engage in the community and to rebuild a sense of meaning, purpose, and identity through return-to-work in their functional rehabilitation bakery program. Adults with ABI learn transferable job skills, gain self-awareness, gain self-confidence, and learn to self-advocate for their needs in their supportive bakery. The program...
Where: 7828 SW Capitol Hwy. Portland, OR 97219
Type: Community college education and workforce programs
Who / Access: Students seeking professional, technical, transfer, and continuing education programs.
Where: 26000 SE Stark Street, Gresham, OR 97030
Notes: Source list notes over 120 professional and technical programs plus transfer options.
Type: Telephonic and onsite interpretation services
Who / Access: People or agencies needing interpretation support in 150+ languages.
Where: Service provider / regional
Notes: Verify costs, service coverage, and availability before referral.
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: Sincere Studio is Portland's first non-profit community sewing studio. They offer sewing classes and workshops. Their mission is to provide textile arts education, with a focus on art as a tool of social change and empowerment. Employment and Education, Page 314 Stone Soup PDX is a non-profit foodservice training enterprise based in Portland. It provides workforce development and hands-on culinary expertise to people at...
Where: 2636 NE Sandy Blvd., Suite A Portland, OR 97232 Sincere Studio is Portland's first non-profit community sewing studio. They offer
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: Stone Soup PDX is a non-profit foodservice training enterprise based in Portland. It provides workforce development and hands-on culinary expertise to people at risk of homelessness. As an Employment Social Enterprise, Stone Soup PDX not only trains people for careers in the food hospitality industry, they support that training by selling the food they make. Their three main enterprise lines are Contract Meals, Catering,...
Where: 306 NW Broadway Portland, Oregon 97209 Stone Soup PDX is a non-profit foodservice training enterprise based in Portland. It
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: multiple locations in Oregon All Star Labor & Staffing specializes in hospitality staffing in Albany, Bend, Eugene, Bend, Portland, Salem, and Tualatin areas. Employment and Education, Page 317 Portland (East)
Where: 8100 SW Nyberg Rd., Suite 150 Tualatin, Oregon 97062 multiple locations in Oregon
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: Unite Oregon is a membership organization led by people of color, immigrants and refugees, rural communities, and people experiencing poverty. They work across across six key pillars to advance immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC communities in Portland: Climate Justice, Equitable Economic Development, Housing Justice, Health Equity, Education Equity, and Reimagining Community Safety. Employment and Education, Page 320 From...
Where: 1390 SE 122nd Ave. Portland, Oregon 97233 Unite Oregon is a membership organization led by people of color, immigrants and
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: WOMEN-SEW Global Foundation’s Sewing Collective Residency Program develops and improves women’s sewing skills, using mentorship relationships with experienced talents in sewing, dress making, quilting, weaving, and textile art. Participants commit to a sewing residency of six to eight months/ The Residency Sewing Program is funded by an Arts/Cultural Grant from the City of Gresham. Stitching Lives Together Collectives...
Where: Gresham, Oregon by an Arts/Cultural Grant from the City of Gresham.
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: CURE assists prisoners and their families in navigating the prison system and helps incarcerated individuals transition back to the community. CURE advocates for prison Community and Other Support Services, Page 406 reform and supports programs and treatment that enable prisoners to lead lives free of crime once they are released. • Quarterly Intake Orientations • Monthly Support Groups • Quarterly Release Orientations the...
Where: 1631 NE Broadway #460 Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: Prison & Beyond is a seminar presented by U.S. Pretrial Services that provides important information about federal prison life and how to prepare for success, in and after prison. This panel seminar addresses the following topics: sentencing, designation, Bureau of Prisons, types of facilities, programs for inmates, prison survival tips, panel questions and more. The seminar is presented multiple times per year to help...
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: P.O. Box 305 Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035 Project Pooch is a nonprofit organization that provides opportunities for youth at the MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility to develop the personal and vocational skills they need to become responsible, productive members of the community. The program accomplishes this by teaching youth to care for and train shelter dogs for adoption. The youth work with their dogs daily and practice...
Where: P.O. Box 305 Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: Neighborhood House ........................................................................................................ 13, 455 New Avenues for Youth ................................................................................... 96, 253, 292, 335 New Avenues for Youth New Day Program ....................................................................... 387 New Eyes...
Where: New Seasons Portland Metro Treatment Center................................................................. 197
Type: Additional resource from guide; verify category and active service path
Who / Access: Eugene, Oregon The Little Help Book is a resource directory created by White Bird Clinic that provides information on human and social service resources around Eugene, Oregon, Springfield, Oregon, and nearby areas. The Little Help Book is for people seeking help with health, housing, financial assistance, shelter, food pantries and meal sites. Physical additions are available for pickup at any White Bird office and an...
Where: Eugene, Oregon information on human and social service resources around Eugene, Oregon, Springfield, Oregon, and nearby areas. The Little Help Book is for pe...
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: PO Box 40585 The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Oregon works in courts, in the legislature and in communities to protect and advance civil rights and liberties. They are committed to centering the individuals and intersectional communities historically disenfranchised by institutions and systems: Black people, Indigenous people, people of color, gender non-conforming people, people with disabilities, LGBT+,...
Where: Portland, Oregon 97240 The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Oregon works in courts, in the
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: c/o De Muniz Reentry Resource Center De Muniz Legal Clinic (DMLC)’s mission is to improve their community one 2nd Chance at a time. They are a nonprofit legal clinic dedicated to reducing recidivism by helping clients tackle the collateral consequences of arrests and convictions, so they can build a better future and thrive in the community. DMLC’s practice areas include: family law (child support, custody, divorce),...
Where: 3940 Aumsville Hwy SE Salem, Oregon 97317
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Eugene, Oregon 97401 activity in the City of Eugene to improve safety and quality of life for all. The foundation of the Community Court is a team of justice system and social service professionals dedicated to collaborating on cases to reach practical solutions. Representatives of several local social service agencies work with the Community Court team onsite to problem-solve with community members in need of assistance...
Where: 1102 Lincoln Street Eugene, Oregon 97401
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) is a Multnomah County pre-booking diversion program. LEAD allows police officers to redirect low-level offenders involved in drug activity to intensive case management tailored to the individual’s needs instead of jail and prosecution. The goals of the LEAD program are to reduce the harm that a drug offender causes him or herself and the surrounding community, reduce recidivism...
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 The Community Law division of Metropolitan Public Defenders (MPD) focuses on barrier reduction work for people involved in, or at risk of involvement in, the criminal justice system. They partner with government agencies and community based organizations to work together to help participants navigate the legal system and remove barriers. Legal Services, Page 330 By providing a holistic,...
Where: Portland Office 101 SW Main St, Suite 1100 Portland, Oregon 97204
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: MPD’s Immigrant Defense Oregon provides a team of immigration attorneys to defend Oregonians who have been targeted for deportation, to educate the community on deportation proceedings and ongoing changes in immigration enforcement, and to ensure that immigrant neighbors understand their rights and due process protections within the U.S. immigration system. Each criminal defense client is assigned an immigration attorney...
Where: 101 SW Main St, Suite 1100 Portland, Oregon 97204 MPD’s Immigrant Defense Oregon provides a team of immigration attorneys to defend
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Legal Services, Page 332 In coordination with Transition Projects and Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program, the MPD Veteran’s Project provides high-quality legal services to help eligible veterans overcome legal barriers they sometimes face in finding and retaining stable and permanent housing. By taking a holistic approach to representation, they seek to reduce legal barriers and obstacles to housing. •...
Where: 101 SW Main St, Suite 1100 Portland, Oregon 97204
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: o Project Reset (Clack and Columbia) o Municipal/Justice/Circuit Court Fine and Fee Waivers • Driver’s License Restoration • Civil/Eviction Debt Negotiation • Restitution Negotiation • Name/Gender Marker Changes • Sex Offender Registration Relief • Sex Offender Risk Level Appeals • Padilla Work • Restraining Orders/Protection Orders • Guardianship • Custody Navigation • Warrant Lifts • Correcting Judgments • Vacating...
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: The National Bail Out is a Black-led and Black-centered collective of abolitionist organizers, lawyers and activists building a community-based movement to support Black folks and end systems of pretrial detention and ultimately mass incarceration. The National Bail Out collective coordinates the Mama’s Day Bail Outs, where they bail out as many Black Mamas and caregivers as they can so they can spend Mother’s Day with...
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: information on their website is written by Oregon attorneys for people with civil legal issues in Oregon. Oregon Law Help provides an online information library and an online search vehicle for legal help and community resources. Department, Legal Aid Services of Oregon, the Oregon Law Center, the Oregon Law Foundation, and Oregon Consumer Justice. Tigard, Oregon 97224 mailing address: PO Box 231935 Tigard, Oregon 97281...
Where: Oregon Law Help connects people with civil legal information and legal help. The information on their website is written by Oregon attorneys for people with ...
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: legal advice, and resources to empower Oregon’s creative and artistic communities. OVLA’s Legal Clinic provides 50-minute one-on-one legal consultations with volunteer attorneys who specialize in arts and entertainment. Their volunteer attorneys can answer questions about contracts, cease and desist letters, copyright, trademark, and other issues. OVLA accepts clinic applications on a rolling basis. If submitted prior to...
Where: Oregon Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (OVLA) provides educational programming, legal advice, and resources to empower Oregon’s creative and artistic communit...
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Legal Services, Page 340 Partnership for Safety and Justice is a leading voice for public safety and criminal justice reform. They seek to transform the criminal justice system by bringing together people who are justice involved, crime survivors, and the families and communities of both. Partnership for Safety and Justice advocates for policies that shrink the prison system, invest in programs that prevent crime, and...
Where: 221 NW 2nd Avenue, Suite 209 Portland, Oregon 97209
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Terrell Hall, Room 203 The PCC Legal Resource Center is a free legal clinic at PCC Cascade in North Portland, providing free legal services to Oregonians. Weekly clinic events: • Expungement clinic at PCC Cascade: Fridays 12:00 to 4:00 pm • DACA renewals and immigration legal screenings at PCC Cascade: Fridays, 12:00 to 4:00 pm • Weekly clinics at recovery centers: Monday and Wednesday afternoons The following free legal...
Where: 705 N. Killingsworth St. Portland, Oregon 97217
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Portland Community Justice Partnership (PCJP) is a program of Lutheran Community Services Northwest that gives people who have been impacted by a crime a safe space to heal from the harm and a voice in determining the best solution for redress. PCJP adopts a victim-centered approach to restorative justice that encourages growth and healing so individuals involved can move forward with their lives. Restorative justice is an...
Where: 605 SE Cesar Chavez Boulevard Portland, Oregon 97214 Portland Community Justice Partnership (PCJP) is a program of Lutheran Community
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Eugene, Oregon 97401 15 Newton St., Suite 100 Medford, Oregon 97501 Legal Services, Page 343
Where: Portland Branch 101 SW Main, Suite 1700 Portland, Oregon 97204
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Treatment Courts are an alternative to normal case processing, aimed to address the recurring cycle of addiction, co-occurring disorders, criminal behavior, and court involvement. The programs are a collaboration of various organizations. Each court program serves a specific set of case types and population of participants. The programs provide intensive supervision, support, and treatment for individuals who are ready to...
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: For fare evasion citations only riders can resolve those citations with TriMet within 90 days by paying a fine, preforming community service, or enrolling in their Honored Citizens reduced fare program. Tiered Fines First offense: $75; Second offense: $100; Third offense: $150; Fourth offense and beyond: $175 (no reduction). Community Service First offense: 4 hours; Second offense: 7 hours; Third offense: 12 hours; Fourth...
Where: and beyond: $175 (no reduction).
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Immigration Advocates Network supports nonprofits and pro bonos with immigration legal resources. The Advocate Resource Center connects the advocate community to training and materials from national experts. Immigration Advocates Network also maintains an online National Immigration Legal Services Directory. Search for immigration legal services providers by state, county, or detention facility. Only nonprofit...
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: The International Refugee center of Oregon (ILCO) welcomes, serves, and empowers refugees, immigrants, and people across cultures and generations to reach their full potential. IRCO serves tens of thousands of clients annually, with over 50 IRCO access sites across the state. IRCO’s multidisciplinary Legal Services team provides community education, navigation, and legal assistance to help diverse community members...
Where: 10301 NE Glisan St. Portland, Oregon 97220 The International Refugee center of Oregon (ILCO) welcomes, serves, and empowers
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: Chicago, Illinois 60604 NIJC's Defenders Initiative responds to email inquiries from criminal defense attorneys who have questions regarding potential immigration consequences that their immigrant Defenders Initiative to schedule a training or ask a question about how a client's criminal case may impact his or her immigration status or ability to obtain legal status in the future. Health Care for Reentry Veterans (HCRV)...
Where: 224 S Michigan Ave., Suite 600
Type: Legal, tenant, immigration, court, or rights support
Who / Access: The VJO program assists Veterans who have contact with the criminal justice system through courts, law enforcement, or jails. The VJO initiative seeks to avoid unnecessary criminalization of mental illness and extended incarceration among veterans. VJO works to ensure that eligible justice-involved veterans have timely access to VHA mental health and substance abuse services when clinically indicated and other VA services...
Type: Legal assistance for survivors of human trafficking
Who / Access: Survivors of human trafficking seeking legal assistance or referral support.
Where: Portland / Oregon
Notes: Source list identifies it as assisting survivors of human trafficking.
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI) is a nonprofit legal education and advocacy organization based at Lewis & Clark Law School. NCVLI actively promotes comprehensive and enforceable legal rights for crime victims, and access to knowledgeable attorneys to help protect those rights in every case, through victim- centered legal advocacy, education, and resources. Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) SARC provides...
Where: Portland, Oregon
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: sports by providing a strong sense of belonging for black athletes of all backgrounds, abilities, and lifestyles by supporting safe and accessible water safety and swimming instruction. The Black Swimming Initiative envisions a world where racism is eliminated from the aquatics and water sports; where individuals can access bodies of water with confidence in themselves and be welcomed by all. Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6...
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Influencers Of Neighborhoods (ION) was founded by a collective of black male professionals who saw a need in providing sustainable programs for youth of color to gain access, awareness, and opportunities within all industries. ION aligns with community organizations and businesses that empower youth of color. With partners such as Sneaker Week Portland, Better Marketing, & Black Male Achievement, ION Community and Other...
Where: 4610 SE Belmont Portland, Oregon 97215
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Taking Ownership PDX is an organization working to renovate and revive homes and businesses for Black families in Portland. Their mission is to help Black homeowners and small businesses stay in their communities and build generational wealth. Taking Ownership PDX provides reparations to the Black community of Portland by raising funds, using volunteers, and other resources to renovate and repair homes and businesses. 10 N...
Where: 2011 NE 80th Ave. Portland, OR 97213 businesses for Black families in Portland. Their mission is to help Black homeowners
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: P.O. Box 83269 Community and Other Support Services, Page 370 BRAVO Youth Orchestra is committed to serving students with the greatest need for access to quality music and arts instruction and connecting them to the world of opportunity that these disciplines provide. BRAVO Youth Orchestra seeks to transform the lives of underserved youth through intensive orchestral music education. They offer a number of after school...
Where: P.O. Box 83269 Portland, Oregon 97283
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: The Arts for All program allows everyone who receives temporary assistance through the Oregon Trail Card/SNAP program to enjoy arts and cultural events with a reduced $5 ticket for specific arts and cultural events. organizations include: • Artists Repertory Theatre: Pay What You Can performances; $5 tickets through • Blue Sky Gallery: Free admission for all exhibitions and public programs. • Chamber Music Northwest:...
Where: the Oregon Trail Card/SNAP program to enjoy arts and cultural events with a reduced
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: PO Box 11065 Takoma Park, Maryland 20913 The Justice Arts Coalition (JAC) unites teaching artists, art advocates, artists who are or have been incarcerated and their allies, harnessing the transformative power of the arts to reimagine justice. JAC provides a national network and resource for those creating art in and around the criminal legal system. JAC programs include: The pARTner Project: a correspondence program...
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: P.O. Box 13642 Street Books is a bicycle-powered mobile library that serves people who live outside in Portland. Their street librarians deliver books, reading glasses and other important survival gear and supplies to library patrons and engage in conversations about books and life. They partner with over 25 community-based organizations and provide libraries and librarian services at their locations. Every bike and every...
Where: P.O. Box 13642 Portland, Oregon 97213 Portland. Their street librarians deliver books, reading glasses and other important
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Write Around Portland provides free creative writing workshops. They partner with agencies and organizations (including hospitals, schools, prisons, treatment centers, senior centers, low-income housing buildings, homeless shelters, and other healthcare and social service settings) to provide creative writing workshops for the adults and youth they serve. Trained volunteers facilitate the workshops. Workshops culminate in...
Where: 133 SW 2nd Avenue, Suite 304 Portland, Oregon 97204 Write Around Portland provides free creative writing workshops. They partner with
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Disabilities, Page 158 Provides culturally and individually responsive services designed to improve all aspects of life for people experiencing intellectual / developmental disabilities. ASSIST (Assertive SSI Service Team) Mellani Calvin — Executive Director ASSIST is a 501(c)3 non-profit who work with people who are often homeless and/or living in poverty, assisting them in getting their Social Security benefits. The...
Where: 6929 NE Halsey Portland, OR 97213
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Easterseals Oregon’s vision is to create and deliver disability services, that result in 100% included and empowered participants in their communities. Camp Easterseals creates an environment that emphasizes the campers’ abilities and independence, as well as the development of their leisure skills and appreciation for the outdoors. Various outdoor activities include swimming, horseback riding, nature hikes, talent shows,...
Where: Easterseals Oregon’s vision is to create and deliver disability services, that result in shows, and arts & crafts. In Summer 2023 Easterseals held two separa...
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Helpline hours: Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Mental Illness. Their mission is to improve the quality of life for people with mental health conditions and their families through support, education, and advocacy. NAMI has chapters across the country and throughout Oregon that provide a support network Community and Other Support Services, Page 379 for those suffering from mental illness and their family members....
Where: 524 NE 52nd Ave. Portland, Oregon 97213
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: developmental disabilities in accessing community through healthful, meaningful, and environmentally responsible activities. Community Inclusion Program Participants develop independent living, social, and community navigation skills while engaging in the community. On-The-Move provides support within small group settings designed to achieve personal discovery and growth, and community integration and engagement....
Where: 4187 SE Division Portland, Oregon 97202
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: brought by growing housing, wealth, and infrastructure gaps.” Hygiene for all offers 20-minute hot showers, hygiene supplies, medical supplies and first aid, clothing and bedding exchange, device charging, waste management, and “space for loving community.” The program hires unsheltered people to provide peers with hot showers and clean bathrooms, first aid supplies, and personal care products. Basic Services, Page 6...
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Community and Other Support Services, Page 383 The Cupcake Girls provides confidential support to those involved in the sex industry, as well as trauma-informed outreach, advocacy, holistic resources, and referral services to provide prevention and aftercare to those affected by sex trafficking. They provide nonjudgmental support to empower their program participants in their pursuits through respect, resources, and...
Where: 240 N Broadway, Suite 212 Portland, Oregon 97227
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Haymarket Pole Collective (HMPC) is an organization of sex workers for sex workers. Their Outreach Program is focused on peer-led interactions. The main feature of their Healing Justice Program is their 1-1 Sponsored Therapy Program. At present their Healing Program matches 49 Black, brown, Indigenous and/or trans sex workers with culturally specific sex-worker-allied therapist providers of color. Program participants are...
Where: 2455 NW Nicolai St. Portland, Oregon 97266
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: The PDX Sex Worker Resource Project (PDXSWRP) aims to support people in the sex trades by providing harm reduction supplies and supports specific to the work. They also provide resources and referrals by connecting participants to organizational support through community partners. They operate a mobile outreach unit in areas of the Portland metro area in which they can reach the most marginalized workers. PDXSWRP is...
Where: the Portland metro area in which they can reach the most marginalized workers.
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: The mission of The Dougy Center is to provide support in a safe place where children, teens, young adults, and their families who are grieving a death can share their experiences. Through their Pathways Program, they provide a safe place for families facing an advanced serious illness. Lewis & Clark’s Graduate School of Education and Counseling opened a Community Counseling Center (CCC), dedicated to providing high...
Where: 3909 SE 52nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97206
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: David Schmitt, Bereavement Coordinator support-groups Providence bereavement support groups consist of sharing your experiences coping with grief as well as learning about the grieving process from a trained facilitator. Providence Hospice offers bereavement support to individuals and families grieving the death of a loved one. All of their services are offered free of charge. Providence Hospice grief support groups are...
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: OHSU’s Partnership Project provides a comprehensive array of services to persons who are living with HIV. The Partnership Project is a consortium of 13 public and private medical and social services agencies in the Portland metropolitan area. The participating agencies contribute staff, financial support, and expertise to form the Partnership Project. The Partnership Project offers services to persons living with HIV...
Where: medical and social services agencies in the Portland metropolitan area. The
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Women of Wisdom (WOW) is a community of sisterhood for HIV positive women. WOW is based on a former support program for HIV+ women in Portland, known as WIAR, or Women’s Inner-city AIDS Resource. When WIAR could no longer keep its doors open, Quest’s Women of Wisdom (WOW) Program opened in 2005 with the help of the Positive Women’s Task Force, representing a consortium of government and non- profit community-based...
Where: 3231 SE 50th Ave Portland, Oregon 97206
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: hardship because they are intentionally excluded from public relief programs and unemployment insurance. Designed and implemented by the community and for the community, Oregon Worker Relief meets urgent needs statewide through their Home Fund, Worker Relief Fund, and Climate Change Fund programs to help immigrant Oregonians in need make ends meet. Community and Other Support Services, Page 401 • Extreme heat, smoke and...
Where: Oregon Worker Relief recognizes that immigrant Oregonians experience economic community, Oregon Worker Relief meets urgent needs statewide through their Home
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: P.O Box 2485 ALL RISE is a social justice publication based in Portland, Oregon, developed, written, and curated by currently and formerly imprisoned people. Their mission is to help transform how those with lived experience of imprisonment are perceived and treated by providing a platform for creative expression, political advocacy, and connection- building between imprisoned people and the broader community. Issue One of...
Where: Portland, Oregon 97208 ALL RISE is a social justice publication based in Portland, Oregon, developed, written,
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Pacific Refugee Support Group (PRSG) (formerly Portland Refugee Support Group) is dedicated to re-empowering refugees through education and social support so that they may find an independent life in the US. Government contracted resettlement agencies receive funding to support refugees for a limited time and are centered on initial needs. PRSG picks up where these agencies leave off by fostering self-sufficiency with...
Where: Pacific Refugee Support Group (PRSG) (formerly Portland Refugee Support Group)
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Bridgeworks Oregon partners with individuals and groups to run programs that focus on well-being and education by using art, music, and cultural awareness to bridge societal divisions in Oregon. Bridgeworks strives to create greater equity to marginalized populations. and runs a number of programs in Oregon prisons. Bridgeworks Oregon produced the anthology Prisons Have A Long Memory. Their current programs and projects...
Where: Bridgeworks Oregon partners with individuals and groups to run programs that focus societal divisions in Oregon. Bridgeworks strives to create greater equity...
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: bars.html Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington’s Girl Scouts Beyond Bars (GSBB) program uses Girl Scout experiences to strengthen the bond between girls and their mothers, grandmothers, aunts or sisters during the adult’s incarceration at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility (CCCF) located in Wilsonville, Oregon. Girls in GSBB earn badges, sell cookies, and go to overnight camp. In addition to enjoying the Girl...
Where: Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington’s Girl Scouts Beyond Bars (GSBB) Correctional Facility (CCCF) located in Wilsonville, Oregon.
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: Liberation Literacy’s mission is to build social justice literacy in prisons in order to reimagine and rearticulate the relationship between incarceration, the community, and ourselves. Liberation Literacy aims to be directly led and structurally driven by individuals who were formerly or are currently imprisoned, and people impacted by incarceration. To do so, their core goal is maintaining a connection and uplifting the...
Where: Portland, Oregon
Type: Survivor, reentry, disability, HIV, or community-support service
Who / Access: P.O. Box 4534 Open Hearts Open Minds (OHOM) is a non-profit organization whose programs in prison promote healing and transformation through the process of making and sharing art, with each other and beyond prison walls. Their mission is to serve current and former incarcerated Oregonians by cultivating positive change through mentorship, dialogue, and the arts. They offer productions that are open to the public and invite...
Where: P.O. Box 4534 Portland, Oregon 97208
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: P.O. Box 33128 Baby Blues Connection supports parents and their families coping with pregnancy and postpartum mood disorders, with information, resources, and community. They serve the greater metro area of Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington. Community and Other Support Services, Page 417 Baby Blues Connection provides free and confidential one-on-one support for as long as needed, support for partners and family...
Where: P.O. Box 33128 Portland, Oregon 97292 the greater metro area of Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington.
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: P.O. Box 80524 Family SkillBuilders seeks to build strong families through relationally-based parent training. Their services include: In-Home Safety and Reunification Services (Specialized Parenting Services, Parent Training and Nurturing Parenting Curriculum, Foster Care and Adoption Support & Training), Parenting Groups, Family Visitation, and Bilingual and Bicutural Services in Spanish. They partner with various...
Where: P.O. Box 80524 Portland, Oregon 97280
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: multiple locations throughout Oregon Healthy Families Oregon (HFO) is a free, voluntary home visiting program that offers support and education to families who are expecting or parenting newborns. Healthy Families Oregon is a multi-site state program. In 2019, HFO programs provided screening and referral services to 4,666 families of newborns (11% of all Community and Other Support Services, Page 418 school by helping...
Where: multiple locations throughout Oregon Healthy Families Oregon (HFO) is a free, voluntary home visiting program that offers Healthy Families Oregon is a multi-...
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: The Lullaby Project – conceived by Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute – uses the creative process of songwriting to improve well-being and child bonds with parents experiencing housing insecurity and other challenging life situations. Together with musicians from the Oregon Symphony and local singer-songwriters, parents and parents-to-be create personal lullabies for their children, expressing their hopes and dreams for...
Where: musicians from the Oregon Symphony and local singer-songwriters, parents and
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Milwaukie Oregon 97222 Northwest Family Services (NWFS) supports family stability, children, and victims of crime by addressing social determinants of health. They are a culturally-responsive organization with a wide array of programs that address basic needs, housing stability, youth engagement, family support, and behavioral health in the Portland- and Salem- metro areas. Their programs encompass a broad spectrum of...
Where: 6200 SE King Rd. Milwaukie Oregon 97222
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Artists in Recovery, a project of Alano Club of Portland, is a program designed highlight the intersection between recovery and creative practices through free workshops, classes, and public events featuring nationally renowned artists in recovery, Community and Other Support Services, Page 422 or connected to the recovery community. Through free classes like The Break, a series of free workshops and conversations led by...
Where: Artists in Recovery, a project of Alano Club of Portland, is a program designed
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Bridges to Change Club Hope is a drop-in recovery community center open to anyone wanting recovery from addictions and a bridge between professional services and the recovery community. They offer a comfortable space with couches and tables as well as a computer room. They have full laundry facilities and showers. Club Hope provides free lunches and flex spaces for recovering people to hang...
Where: 100 SE Cleveland Gresham, Oregon 970303
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Criminal Anonymous is a recovery fellowship comprised of men, women, youth, survivors, and their families that are committed to supporting and living a crime-free lifestyle. They hold recovery in-person and Zoom meetings at various locations in the Portland area as well as elsewhere in Oregon and southern Washington. Crim-Anon applies the original 12 Steps and 12 Precepts of Criminal Anonymous (The CA Way). services...
Where: Portland area as well as elsewhere in Oregon and southern Washington. Crim-Anon
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: FolkTime is a peer-to-peer socialization and relapse prevention program that focuses on wellness and recovery. Their social programs are created by and for members. All of the Community and Other Support Services, Page 424 sites are operated by members who are in recovery and have stabilized their condition to the point of accepting a leadership role within FolkTime. FolkTime Peer Connection Centers are free and open to...
Where: 4837 NE Couch Street Portland, Oregon 97213
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: experienced mental health challenges and wanting to be in community with others who have shared goal of preparing to find a job, volunteer, or go back to school. Clubhouse members work alongside each other and staff to build and practice varying work skills, pursue vocational goals, and practice trigger management and workplace socializing. Self-Directed Services (SDS) is a peer-run program that walks alongside the client...
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Plates for the People is a project of the Alano Club of Portland and Ben’s Friends. It is a series of free, monthly cooking classes for people in or seeking recovery, taught by award winning local chefs in recovery. Classes met the third Tuesday of each month. Plates for the People brings the recovery community free, accessible classes where students learn about budgeting, meal planning, and how to cook delicious, healthy...
Where: Plates for the People is a project of the Alano Club of Portland and Ben’s Friends. It is a
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 The Recovery Gym (TRG) is the Pacific Northwest’s first fitness center dedicated to helping people on the path to recovery for substance use and mental health disorders. supporters of people in recovery. It is a project of the Alano Club of Portland. TRG aims to be a place where both people in recovery and the allies of people in recovery feel welcomed, comfortable and supported, strengthening...
Where: 931 SE 6th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97214 1060 SW Baseline St.
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: P.O. Box 1300 Beyond These Walls is a non-profit based in the Pacific Northwest that works to achieve justice and liberation for LGBTQIA2S+ people incarcerated in the Pacific Northwest and the world through advocacy, service, and organizing. Beyond These Walls was founded in 2011 as a project of the National LGBTQ Task Force. It started as a project to send cards to LGBTQ prisoners during the holidays, but they decided to...
Where: P.O. Box 1300 Portland, Oregon 97213 Beyond These Walls was founded in 2011 as a project of the National LGBTQ Task
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: The Insight Alliance works in prisons and in the community to transform the lives of adults and youths impacted by the carceral system by pointing them to their innate resilience and wellbeing. The Insight Alliance does so through/offers the following programs and resources: Insight to Wellbeing is the Insight Alliance’s signature 10-week, evidence-based program that’s offered in a group setting for 1.5 - 2 hours per week....
Where: 1621 NE 2nd Ave. Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: The Health Assessment and Treatment (HAT) team is a coordinated effort between the involved in the criminal justice system with community-based support services and providers. Each position plays an integral role in targeting formerly incarcerated individuals with a chronic disease or mental health issues and assisting them with successfully transitioning back into the community. Assistance is given to those paroling from...
Where: 421 SW 5th Ave. 3rd floor Portland, Oregon 97204
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: SE Works is a non-profit organization offering integrated services for those seeking employment. SE Works is part of WorkSource Oregon, the State’s public workforce system. Through their work source center, participants receive assistance in obtaining employment. SE Works offers multiple programs and services. Job Readiness Resources Clients have access to job readiness resources including developing a targeted resume,...
Where: 8044 SE Harold St. Portland, Oregon 97206 employment. SE Works is part of WorkSource Oregon, the State’s public workforce
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: P.O. Box 723 Phoenix Rising is a community-based nonprofit bringing together prisoners, former prisoners, and community members working toward the transformation and success of people as they rejoin the community after prison. They have been working in Oregon prisons, primarily as Columbia River Correctional Institution (CRCI), since 2001. Phoenix Rising’s Prison InReach Projects at CRCI include Relational Culture...
Where: P.O. Box 723 Gresham, Oregon 97030 people as they rejoin the community after prison. They have been working in Oregon
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Reentry Resources PDX is a partnership between Liberation Literacy and Reed College that provides education and information to formerly incarcerated individuals. Reentry they need to succeed. They offer individualized education and/or referrals for: jobs/resume building, health insurance. technology, IDs, SNAP, mental health, education, housing and more. Reentry Resources PDX offers 30-minute Resource Info & Assistance...
Where: 5020 NE MLK Jr Blvd Portland, Oregon 97211
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: The Reentry Enhancement Coordination (REC) program has been a core part of reentry programming in Multnomah County since 2010. REC was designed to close gaps by surrounding men and women transitioning from prison with supportive services in the community. The REC team is a partnership between VOA Oregon and the Department of Corrections, the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice, SE Works and Bridges to Change....
Where: services in the community. The REC team is a partnership between VOA Oregon and
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. The Community for Positive Aging (CPFA)(previously known as the Hollywood Senior Center) provides services and programs, along with public advocacy, cross-community collaborations, and extra support, for anyone age 55 and older. Community and Other Support Services, Page 442 From their Foot Care Clinic to their Durable Medical Equipment Program, CFPA is committed to providing...
Where: 1820 NE 40th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97212
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Friday 5:30–7 p.m. Harbor of Hope’s Shower Truck Hygiene 4 All Showers, Clothing, Toiletries Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday 3–9 p.m.; Friday 3–7 p.m. Basic Services, Page 7
Where: 2617 NW Savier Street Portland, Oregon 97210
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Listed in the 2025 Resource Guide. Verify current hours, intake rules, eligibility, and availability before referring someone.
Type: Peer support, arts, community healing, or reentry support
Who / Access: Metropolitan Alliance for Common Good (MACG) is a non-partisan non-profit alliance of faith, labor, health education and community organizations dedicated to building a base of everyday civic leaders to effectively stand for change they want to see in their communities. They organize people power to create a better Tri-County region for all Among the issues addressed by MACG are Affordable Housing, Campaigning for Health...
Where: 4940 NE 8th Ave. Portland, Oregon 97211
Type: Depression and bipolar peer support groups
Who / Access: People seeking peer support for depression or bipolar disorder. Source list notes Portland groups including East side / LGBTQ-specific contact.
Where: Portland / Online
Notes: Verify local meeting schedule before referral.
Type: Free eating disorder support groups
Who / Access: People seeking free eating-disorder support groups.
Where: 818 NW 17th Ave, Suite 3, Portland, OR 97209
Notes: Verify group schedule and eligibility before referral.
Type: Autism information and treatment-option referral resource
Who / Access: Autistic people, families, and caregivers seeking information and treatment-resource navigation.
Where: Oregon / Regional
Notes: Verify current services and contact details.
Type: OCD support group
Who / Access: People seeking support around obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Where: Oregon Health Sciences University, 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Rd., Portland, OR 97239
Notes: Verify current meeting status through OHSU before referral.
Type: Community group for voice-hearers and mental diversity
Who / Access: People who hear voices or experience related mental diversity, plus supportive community members.
Where: Portland / Online
Notes: Community group; verify active meetings before referral.
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: BTown Kids’ goal is to strengthen existing communities in local apartment complexes by gathering children and families together. Every Saturday throughout the summer, from late morning until 3:00 p.m., BTown Kids arrives on site at multiple locations throughout the Portland metro area. Each site is equipped with a trailer, sound equipment, snow cone maker, BBQ, field games, and other items to create a fun, interactive...
Where: from late morning until 3:00 p.m., BTown Kids arrives on site at multiple locations throughout the Portland metro area. Each site is equipped with a trailer,...
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: Store & Office Location: Community and Other Support Services, Page 461 Project Lemonade provides services to meet the needs of the foster youth community and teens aging out of care. From kindergarten to college, Project Lemonade provides the resources, opportunities and connections youth in foster care need. Project Lemonade programs includes: Project Lemonade Store, located in the Lloyd Center. Open year-round, the...
Where: 1008 Lloyd Center Portland, Oregon 97232
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: Beaverton ReStore: Portland ReStore: Community Service Opportunities, Page 464 Gresham ReStore: Rickie Ramsperger, Volunteer Coordinator (she/her)
Where: Beaverton ReStore: 13475 SW Millikan Way Beaverton, Oregon 97005
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: HandsOn Offers a variety of volunteer events. You will need to create an account and check their calendar for opportunities that will work within your particular schedule, etc. For court-ordered volunteering, please visit you can reach out to directly to volunteer. The individual organizations will be responsible for the final verification of your service. Hands On Greater Portland volunteers must sign a waiver that...
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: Multnomah County Alternative Community Service (ACS) is a program that provides an alternative to jail. ACS assists with holding justice involved individuals accountable, while providing a safe working environment to learn new skills, work within a team, and work alongside numerous community partners within Multnomah County. Walk- in appointments are available between 8am - 4pm. Mailing: P.O. Box 55370
Where: 421 SW 5th Ave., Suite 500 Portland, Oregon 97204
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: service-hours They have many opportunities that satisfy most community service requirements. A brief telephone screening is required to ensure proper placement and reporting. Community Service Opportunities, Page 467 Call or email Steve Pixley listing the days and times to contact you. Write “Court- Ordered Community Service” in the subject line. This is between 8th Ave. and Park Ave on NW Glisan. The location has changed...
Where: 1120 SW 5th, Suite 1302 Portland, Oregon 97204
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: This is between 8th Ave. and Park Ave on NW Glisan. The location has changed several times over the years – best to confirm on the website. Over the years, this has been an easy, barrier free way to do community service. Volunteers gather to feed Portland Homeless – rain or shine every Sunday. volunteer@ourunited villages.org To sign up for community service at The Rebuilding Center, go to Volunteer, click on Community...
Where: 798 NW Glisan St. Portland, Oregon 97209
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: volunteer@ourunited villages.org To sign up for community service at The Rebuilding Center, go to Volunteer, click on Community Service Volunteers. In the “To get Started” section, click on Apply here. Fill out the volunteer application form completely. Please note under the section “Mandatory Service Information” you will select “Another court or program”. You do not have to provide a case number. A 1-hour orientation is...
Where: 3625 NE Mississippi Ave. Portland, Oregon 97227
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: Hillsboro, Oregon 97124 Volunteers are needed to help around the church and assist with church-related events and fundraisers. Community Service Opportunities, Page 469 Volunteer opportunities include: Work alongside a distanced group of volunteers at our Wilsonville Fulfillment Center to pack stable food into boxes for distribution. Group inquiries preferred.
Where: 6701 NE Campus Way Hillsboro, Oregon 97124
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: Forrest Grove, Oregon 97116 Volunteers are needed to make and move food boxes (Wednesdays) and distribute food boxes (Thursdays). Volunteers are welcome to show up every Thursday at 9 am and work usually goes until 2 or 3 pm. They especially need help after the food bank closes to clean up. Transition Projects requires individuals to attend an orientation before volunteering. They accept volunteers to prepare and serve...
Where: 2134 19th Avenue Forrest Grove, Oregon 97116
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: Use this website address when other options aren’t working. This is simply a website that tries to find opportunities for people. There may be a lot of barriers in terms of criminal history, etc. for a lot of the opportunities. Community Service Opportunities, Page 471 municipal contracts, foundations, donations, and community partners in Oregon and Southwest Washington. 211 Info serves Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania, and...
Where: 211 Info
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: Mercy%20Corps%20NW%20Resource%20Guide%20.pdf The purpose of this guide is to help anyone seeking services within the community. This resource guide is not a complete reflection of what resources may be available within the community, but a starting point for those who need help. The Mercy Corps find resources within the community to help address any unmet needs they may have. This resource guide will provide specific...
Type: Volunteer opportunity, community service option, or outside resource guide
Who / Access: Reentry Resources PDX is a partnership between Liberation Literacy and Reed College that provides education and information to formerly incarcerated individuals. Reentry they need to succeed. They offer individualized education and/or referrals for: jobs/resume building, health insurance. technology, IDs, SNAP, mental health, education, housing and more. Reentry Resources PDX offers 30-minute Resource Info & Assistance...
Where: 5020 NE MLK Jr Blvd Portland, Oregon 97211
Type: Substance use information and rehab/detox search guide
Who / Access: Informational web guide for people seeking Oregon drug and alcohol rehab, detox, outpatient, or inpatient treatment options. Verify facilities directly before referral.
Where: Oregon / online directory
Notes: User-provided resource; informational/referral guide, not a substitute for direct provider verification.
Type: State-certified outpatient mental health services; behavioral health support
Who / Access: Serves individuals insured by Oregon Health Plan / CareOregon. Culturally responsive care with awareness of Asian community language and cultural barriers.
Where: Portland area
Notes: User-provided resource; verify current intake, language access, and insurance requirements.
Type: Substance use disorder services, recovery support, health care, housing and wraparound services
Who / Access: CCC values multiple pathways to recovery, including abstinence-based and medication-supported approaches. Verify current program fit, intake pathway, and location.
Where: Portland area — multiple locations
Notes: User-provided resource; also appears in certified provider listings with multiple SUD and detox services.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 9570 SW Barbur Blvd, Suite 100, Portland; 9500 SW Barbur Blvd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 147 E Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Culturally Specific Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 18210 East Burnside Street, Suite A, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Synthetic Opiate Treatment
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 324 NW Davis Street, Portland; 6601 NE 78th Court, Suite A-3, Portland; 2600 SE Belmont Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 12670 NW Barnes Road, Suite 200, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Intensive Outpatient Substance use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Early Intervention; Partial Hospitalization Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 411 NE 19th Avenue, Portland; 424 NE 18th Avenue, Portland; 401 NE 19th Avenue, Suite 100, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 7916 SE Foster Road, Suite 201, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1818 SE Division Street, Portland; 4212 SE Division Street, Suite 100, Portland; 2415 SE 43rd Avenue, Suite 200, Portland; 10373 NE Hancock Street, Suite 200, Portland; 3036 NE Martin Luther Jr Blvd, Portland; 1825 NE Glisan, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Intensive Outpatient Treatment Services; Outpatient Mental Health Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; Culturally Specific Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services; Detoxification Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 11450 SE Division Street, Portland; 1535 N. Williams Avenue, Portland; 33 NW Broadway, Portland; 655 NW Hoyt, Portland; 709 NW Everett Street, Portland; 2545 NE Flanders Street, Portland; 12121 E. Burnside Street, Portland; 1616 E. Burnside Street, Portland; 215 S.E. 102nd Avenue, Portland; 5019 N.E. 102nd Avenue, Suite A, Portland; 2040 S.E. Powell Blvd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Mental Health; Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3945 SE Hawthorne BLVD, Portland; 3939 NE Hancock St., Ste 301, Portland; 1217 NE Burnside Rd., Ste 701 Building D, Gresham
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1805 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Synthetic Opiate Treatment; Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1427 SE 182nd Street, Portland; 1027 E Burnside, Portland (OTP)
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Synthetic Opiate Treatment
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 16420 SE Division Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 6025 SE Belmont Street, Portland; 65 NE 30th Avenue, Portland; 2954 NE Couch Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services; Detoxification Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 10230 SE Cherry Blossom Drive, Portland; 4310 NE Killingsworth, Portland; 205 SE 3rd Street Suite 100, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUI Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services; Opioid Treatment Program
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 11125 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Synthetic Opiate Treatment
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3580 SE 82nd Avenue, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 11104 Stark St., Portland (Adolescents); 11010 SE Division St. Suites 200 & 201, Portland (Adolescents); 21440 SE Stark St., Gresham (Young Adults)
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Culturally Specific Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 5257 NE Martin Luther Jr Blvd, Suite 201, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Synthetic Opiate Treatment
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3610 NE 82nd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3325 N Interstate Avenue, Portland; 3550 N Interstate Avenue, Portland; 19500 SE Stark Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1811 NE 8th Avenue, Portland; 1823 NE 8th Avenue, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3716 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland; 18417 SE Oak Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 605 SE Cesar E. Chávez BLVD, Portland; 2072 NE Burnside RD, Gresham
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Culturally Specific Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1441 SE 122nd Ave, Suite D, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 831 NW Council Drive, Suite 300, Gresham; 912 NE Kelly Avenue, Suite 200, Gresham; 9911 Mt. Scott Blvd, Portland; 1507 NE 122nd, Portland; 11035 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 620 NE 2nd Street, Gresham; 3636 NE Broadway St, Portland; 355 NW Division St, Gresham; 1438 SE Division, Portland; 703 NE Hancock St, Portland; 15 N. Morris St, Portland; 12360 East Burnside, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 12180 SE Market Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Services; Outpatient Mental Health Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1312 E Powell BLVD, Gresham; 6200 SE King RD, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Services; DUII Services Provider; Co-Occurring Disorders Capable Services; Outpatient Mental Health
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3620 SE Powell Blvd Ste 102, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Culturally Specific Services; DUII Services Provider; Outpatient Problem Gambling Treatment Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1312 SW Washington Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Culturally Specific Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 621 SW Alder Street, Suite 520, Portland; 700 SW Campus Drive, Portland; 2214 Lloyd Center, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1132 SW 13th Avenue, Portland; 16144 E Burnside, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 16323 SE Stark Ste 102, Portland, OR
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 8940 SE 72nd Avenue, Portland; 22518 S. Parrott Creek Rd, Oregon City
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3809 SW Hall Blvd, Beaverton; 1141 NE Division Street, Gresham
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 9155 SW Barnes Road, Suite 205, Portland, OR 97225
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3231 SE 50th Avenue, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 17938 SE Stark Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 173 NE 102nd Avenue, Portland; 12612 SE Stark Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 811 NW 20th Avenue, Suite 103C, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Adult Detoxification Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 12711 SE Holgate BLVD
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-occurring Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 16132 NE Glisan Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 10920 SW Barbur Blvd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Culturally Specific Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 12790 SE Stark, Suite 102, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1010 5th Street, Oregon City, OR, 978045
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 11126 NE Halsey Street, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3945 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 4713 N Albina Avenue, Suite 301, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services (DUII Services NOT provided)
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1800 NE Market Drive, Fairview, OR; 3710 SW U.S. Veterans Hospital Road, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 2010 NE 182nd Avenue, Gresham; 2318 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland; 4616 N Albina Avenue, Portland; 537 SE Alder Street, Portland; 200 SE 7th Avenue, Portland; 234 SE 7th Avenue, Portland; 2609 SE 136th Avenue, Portland; 2600 SE 170th Avenue, Portland; 10564 SE Washington Street, Portland; 10568 SE Washington Street, Portland; 10209 SE Division Street, Portland; 8435 NE Glisan Street, Portland- (Closed 4/16/2026)
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Outpatient Mental Health Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Multnomah County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 5718 SE Powell Blvd, Suite 202, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 504 Main Street, Suite A, Oregon City
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 900 Main Street, Suite 200, Oregon City
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Capable ASAM Levels 0.5, 1.0, 2.1, 2.5; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services; DUII Services Provider; Outpatient Mental Health Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 6517 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 17070 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Milwaukie
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 9775 Sunnyside Road, Suite 200, Clackamas; 18911 Portland Avenue, Gladstone; 999 Library Court, Oregon City; 110 Beavercreek Road, Suite 100, Oregon City; 150 Beavercreek Road, Oregon City; 39740 Pleasant Street, Sandy; 2051 Kaen Rd, Suite 154, Oregon City
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Outpatient Mental Health Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 10822 SE 82nd Avenue Ste K, Happy Valley
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Synthetic Opiate Treatment; Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 17882 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Milwaukie
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 9800 SE Sunnyside Road, Clackamas; 9900 SE Sunnyside Road, Clackamas; 19185 SW 90th Avenue, Clackamas
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 10202 SE 32nd Avenue, Suite 701 & 703, Milwaukie
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Culturally Specific Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1713 Penn Lane, Suite B, Oregon City
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Capable Services; DUII Services Provider; Outpatient Mental Health Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 706 Main Street, Oregon City
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Outpatient Mental Health Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 6902 SE Lake Rd, Bldg. Lake Plaza S. Milwaukie
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 695 SE 1st Avenue, Canby; 5775 Jean Rd. Suite 104, Lake Oswego; 3793 River Rd N., Keizer
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 10600 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Suites 102, 202, 205-207 & 210,
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Detoxification Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 13240 SE Rusk Road Suite 207, Milwaukie
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1001 Molalla Avenue, Suite 209, Oregon City; 22518 S Parrot Creek Road, Oregon City; 2595 Christie Drive, Lake Oswego
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; Intensive Outpatient Substance use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Early Intervention; Partial Hospitalization Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 14935 SE 82nd Drive, Clackamas
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 112 Beavercreek Road, Oregon City
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 39085 Proctor Blvd, Suite E, Sandy
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 380 NW 6th Avenue, Estacada; 18600 SE McLoughlin BLVD, Milwaukie
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Mental Health; Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 9123 SE St. Helens St. Suite 100B, 100E, 100F Clackamas; 470 Second Street, Ste. D, Lake Oswego
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1750 Blankenship Road, Suite 300, West Linn
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 6902 SE Lake Road, Suite 300, Milwaukie
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Clackamas County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1300 John Adams Street, Suite 103, Oregon City
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 5293 Elam Young Pkwy, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Synthetic Opiate Treatment
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 10763 SW Greenburg Road, Suite 100, Tigard
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 1049 SW Baseline Street, Suite D480, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services; Detoxification Services; Opioid Treatment Program (OTP); Outpatient Mental Health Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 152 SE 5th Avenue, Hillsboro; 720 SE Washington Street, Hillsboro; 11970 SW Greenburg Road, Tigard
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations. Opioid Treatment Program listed.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 205 SE 3rd Street, Suite 100, Beaverton
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 6600 SW 105th Avenue, Suite 120, Beaverton
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 134 SE 5th Avenue, Suite C, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 4855 SW Western Avenue, Beaverton; 19075 Tanasbourne Drive, Hillsboro; 19185 SW 90th Avenue, Tualatin
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 5995 SW Menlo Drive, Beaverton
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; DUII Services Provider; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 10700 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy #011, Beaverton; 971 SW Walnut Street, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3800 SW Cedar Hills Blvd, Suite 266,287,299, Beaverton
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; Residential Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 6860 SW Varns Street, Tigard; 6980 SW Varns Street, Tigard
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Culturally Specific Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 15455 NW Greenbrier Parkway, Beaverton
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 527 SE Baseline Street, Suite A, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3809 SW Hall BLVD, Beaverton
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 9155 SW Barnes Road, Suite 630, Portland; 5228 NE Hoyt Street, Building B, Portland
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 12540 SW Main Street, Suite 202, Tigard
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 18801 SW Martinazzi Avenue, Bldg A- Suite 206 Tualatin
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; Outpatient Problem Gambling Treatment Services; Community-Based Criminal Justice Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 12655 SW Center St. Suite 145 Beaverton, OR 97005
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; DUII Services Provider
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 4585 SW 185th Avenue, Aloha; 395 W Main Street, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services; DUII Services Provider; Co-Occurring Disorders Services; Outpatient Problem Gambling Services; Culturally Specific Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 3800 SW Cedar Hills Blvd, Suite 170, Beaverton; 5250 NE Elam Young Pkwy, Suite 400, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 226 SE 8th Avenue, Hillsboro; 1151 N. Adair Street, Cornelius; 2725 SW Cedar Hills Blvd., Suite 200, Beaverton
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 16365 NW Twin Oaks Drive, Suite 200, Beaverton
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
Who / Access: Certified provider listing for Washington County. Verify current services, availability, insurance/OHP acceptance, intake rules, and location before referral.
Where: 4915 SW Griffith Drive, Suite 100, Beaverton; 447 SE Baseline, Suite 135, Hillsboro
Notes: Source: Oregon behavioral health provider directory. May not provide all services at all locations.
Type: 24/7 medically managed detox and withdrawal stabilization
Who / Access: People seeking detoxification or withdrawal stabilization. Verify intake criteria, bed availability, insurance/OHP, and referral process.
Where: Portland, OR
Notes: Source list identifies Hooper Detox Center as a Portland detox resource.
Type: 24/7 crisis and suicide prevention support
Who / Access: People in crisis or seeking confidential suicide prevention and behavioral health support.
Where: Oregon / National crisis access
Notes: Use for crisis support; if imminent danger, call 911.
Type: Local mental health and addiction support services
Who / Access: Multnomah County residents seeking mental health or addiction services, navigation, or crisis-related support.
Where: Multnomah County
Notes: Verify current program access points and crisis/contact numbers before publication.
Type: Support groups for families of people struggling with drug addiction
Who / Access: Family members and loved ones of people with substance use disorders.
Where: Local and online meetings
Notes: 12-step family support group; verify local meeting details.
Type: Parent coaching, education, and support for youth/child addiction concerns
Who / Access: Parents and caregivers navigating a child’s substance use or addiction.
Where: National / Online
Notes: Source list notes free resources, education, and one-on-one parent coaching/support.
Type: Healthcare resource referral hotline
Who / Access: Multilingual referral line providing information on healthcare resources in Multnomah County. Verify current hours and scope before referral.
Where: Multnomah County
Notes: Source list describes this as a multilingual health information and referral line.
Type: Spanish-language suicide prevention crisis line
Who / Access: For Spanish-speaking people seeking suicide prevention or emotional crisis support.
Where: National
Notes: For immediate danger, call 911. Crisis-line details should be verified before publication.
Type: Alcohol and drug support helpline
Who / Access: For adults or teens seeking substance-use information, support, or referral guidance.
Where: Oregon / Regional
Notes: Source list gives the phone number as Adult or Teen Alcohol and Drug Helpline.
Type: Domestic violence hotline
Who / Access: Support for gay men and LGBTQ+ people experiencing domestic violence or relationship abuse.
Where: National / Regional
Notes: Verify current service coverage before referral.
Type: Trans-led crisis and peer support hotline
Who / Access: Crisis and peer support for transgender people. The source list describes it as a suicide hotline run by trans individuals for trans individuals.
Where: National
Notes: Verify current hours and policies before referral.
Type: Veterans crisis hotline
Who / Access: Confidential crisis support for veterans and their families.
Where: National
Notes: Also commonly accessed through 988 then Press 1; verify before publication.
Type: Public benefits / welfare rights hotline
Who / Access: For people seeking guidance around welfare/public benefits rights and issues.
Where: Portland / Oregon
Notes: Verify current operating organization and hours before referral.
Type: Domestic violence / crisis hotline
Who / Access: Crisis support for survivors of domestic violence and related safety concerns.
Where: Oregon / Regional
Notes: May overlap with Call to Safety branding; verify current name and website before publication.