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  • The Admiral Building  + (Low Income Rentals-Portland - Housing)
  • The St. Francis  + (Low Income Rentals-Portland - Housing)
  • Gretchen Kafoury Commons Apartments  + (Low Income Rentals-Portland - Housing)
  • Grace Peck Terrace Apartments  + (Low Income Rentals-Portland - Housing)
  • Cascade Management Office  + (Low Income Rentals-Portland - Housing)
  • Reach Community Development  + (Low Income Rentals-Portland - Housing)
  • Innovative Housing Office  + (Low Income Rentals-Portland - Housing)
  • Home Forward  + (Low Income Rentals-Portland - Housing)
  • Lutheran Community Services Vancouver Office  + (Lutheran Community Services Northwest - Immigration Legal Services)
  • Lutheran Community Services Northwest McMinnville  + (Lutheran Community Services Northwest - Immigration Legal Services)
  • Lutheran Community Services Northwest Salem  + (Lutheran Community Services Northwest - Immigration Legal Services)
  • Lutheran Community Services - Culturally Specific Programs  + (Lutheran Community Services offers multicultural counseling services along with immigration services that include ESL classes, help with basic needs, legal services and interpretation services for refugees and asylum seekers.)
  • Lutheran Community Services Multicultural Counseling Services - Mental Health  + (Lutheran Community Services recognizes the … Lutheran Community Services recognizes the significant need for mental health services to support these refugees as they rebuild their lives as many refugees have trauma from the circumstances that forced them to flee their homeland. They work with people who live in Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties. Their clients include individuals and families from different cultural and ethnic groups who need mental health services. Clinicians offer one-on-one support and in-depth counseling with the goal of helping all people achieve wellness. They accept Oregon Health Plan and offers a sliding fee scale based on income for payment.</br></br>Mental health services include:</br>* Trauma Recovery</br>* Youth and Family Transition</br>* Grief and Loss</br>* Marriage and Family</br>* Senior Services</br>* Domestic Violence</br>* Anger Management</br>* Culturally-specific Counseling</br>* Medication Management</br>* Case Management</br>* Parenting Classes</br>* Living Well with Chronic Conditions</br>* Mental Health Assessment and Counseling</br>* Peer Services</br></br>'''Multnomah and Clackamas County:''' Services offered in Arabic, Burmese, English, Farsi, French, German, Italian, Nepali, Russian, Spanish, Somali, and Zomi. They are skilled at working with an interpreter for other languages.</br></br>'''Washington County:''' ''(503) 924-2448'' . Services offered in: Arabic, English, Farsi, Dari and Russian. Washington County adult and child counseling referrals can be faxed to (503)- 352-1088.referrals can be faxed to (503)- 352-1088.)
  • Metropolitan Public Defender (MPD) Immigrant Defense Oregon - Legal Services  + (MPD’s Immigrant Defense Oregon provides a … 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 as early as possible in their case to give both the defense attorney and the client as much assistance as they might need in navigating the complicated legal area of criminal and immigration law and potential subsequent removal proceedings. potential subsequent removal proceedings.)
  • Mainspring Restorative Justice Program - Legal Services  + (Mainspring offers a Restorative Justice Pr … Mainspring offers a Restorative Justice Program through the Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington County Courts. Adjudicated youth and adults can complete their community service hours at Mainspring. Mainspring provides guidance, mentorship, vocational training and an opportunity to provide services to the community. For individuals who have been adjudicated in another State or Country, Mainspring may also be able to help.</br></br>The Restorative Program at Mainspring is by consideration. For more information, please contact the Executive Director Kyle Urban at ''kurban@mainspringpdx.org'' to schedule a meeting. Initial meetings can be done over the phone at (503) 233-5533. be done over the phone at (503) 233-5533.)
  • Oregon Department of Corrections Dog Training Programs - Incarcerated Adult and Youth Support Services and Programs  + (Many of Oregon Department of Corrections’ … Many of Oregon Department of Corrections’ (DOC) 14 institutions have dog training programs. DOC partners with local organizations to house, raise, and train puppies and dogs–sometime to give them a better chance at adoption, and sometimes to prepare the dogs for work as assistance animals. At Coffee Creek Correctional Facility (CCCF), the prison partners with Canine Companions for Independence (CCI) to train puppies who will then provide independence to a person with a disability. These dog programs not only benefit the puppies, but the adults in custody (AICs) who work with the animals. In the case of CCCF, AICs train the puppies onsite for approximately 18 months before they move on to more expanded training.</br></br></br>Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution (EOCI) Joys of Living Assistance Dogs (JLAD) Service Dog Program started in 2016. Approximately 70 percent of the dogs graduate from the program. Only 16 dogs are trained at any given time, as the dogs are rotated in and out every week. At the start of the program, 36 commands were being used to teach the dogs. Today, there are over 90 commands used. In addition, some dogs are trained in advanced tasks specific to a recipient’s disabilities – for example, dogs are trained to assist with anxiety, PTSD, and Parkinson’s Disease just to name a few. The average time it takes to train a dog as a service animal is two years. At EOCI, a dog can be trained in just over a year, cutting the time in half.</br></br>EOCI hosts Passing of the Leash and JLAD graduation ceremonies where the adult in custody (AIC) presents the dog they worked hard to train to the new recipient. During the ceremony, AICs receive a certificate for the training they have completed.cate for the training they have completed.)
  • Maybelle Center for Community Office  + (Maybelle Center for Community - Social Engagement Support Services)
  • Meals On Us PDX - Food Boxes, Pantries, and Meals  + (Meal On Us PDX’s mission is to provide Che … 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. the street from their commissary kitchen.)
  • Blanchet House - Food Boxes, Pantries, and Meals  + (Meals are served indoors by volunteer serv … Meals are served indoors by volunteer servers at 310 NW Glisan, Monday to Saturday. Closed Sunday. Guests are welcome to multiple servings. Dogs are welcomed if they are well-behaved and on a leash. On-street pay to park.</br></br>Breakfast: 6–7:25 a.m. Lunch served: 11:30 a.m.–12:25 p.m. Dinner served: 5–5:55 p.m.</br></br>Guests usually line up a few minutes prior to doors opening but do not need to. Come toward the end of the hour if you prefer not to wait in line. Everyone will receive a meal. They never run out of food.eceive a meal. They never run out of food.)
  • Meals On Wheels - Senior Programs  + (Meals on Wheels’ mission is to enrich the … Meals on Wheels’ mission is to enrich the lives of seniors and assist them in maintaining independence by providing nutritious food, human connections, and social support. Meals on Wheels serves hot, nutritious meals at 30 dining centers in Multnomah, Washington, and Clark counties and delivers meals to homebound seniors. 25,000 meals are prepared each week. The cost of each meal is $7.39. Diners over the age of 60 are asked to contribute what they can afford. Several centers offer ethnic menus. Many of the centers also offer a wide variety of programs, from exercise to art classes to field trips and outings.to art classes to field trips and outings.)
  • Medical Teams International Mobile Dental Clinics - Dental  + (Medical Teams International’s Mobile Denta … 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 fillings for patients who have pain, bleeding, and/or swelling.</br></br>Their mobile dental clinic schedule can be accessed on their website, including a list of the locations, dates, and contact phone numbers.cations, dates, and contact phone numbers.)
  • Fora Health Detox  + (Medical withdrawal management program within Fora Health, offering 24 detox beds and wraparound care for adults undergoing supervised withdrawal from alcohol or drugs.)
  • Medicine Wheel Recovery Services - Drug and Alcohol Treatment  + (Medicine Wheel Recovery Services, Inc. is … Medicine Wheel Recovery Services, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization that seeks to meet the growing need for substance abuse treatment focused on the specific cultural</br></br>needs of Native American and other indigenous people, as well as others in the community. Their goal is to promote wellness and recovery for individuals suffering from addictions and unaddressed mental health needs, and to assist people in reconnecting to their communities.</br></br>Medicine Wheel focuses on sustainable recovery from addictions and unaddressed mental health issues by empowering individuals to “rise and thrive.” They provide services that are evidenced based, culturally competent and client centered.</br></br>Medicine Wheel approaches healing by addressing the delicate balance of physical health, mental and emotional health, social and cultural connection, community involvement, environmental responsibility, and spirituality. Their treatment includes education, counseling, activities, and support to the recovering individual and the family.</br></br>Medicine Wheel provides outpatient substance abuse services, mental health/co- occurring services, a culturally focused women’s program (Inipi) and a Modern Warrior Men’s Program.</br></br>Participants in the Modern Warrior Men’s Program and the Inipi Women’s Program stay in our clean and sober lodging for the duration of the treatment episode.for the duration of the treatment episode.)
  • Al-Anon - Peer Support Groups  + (Meetings are held throughout the greater P … 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 the person to attend future meetings. All meetings are confidential and anonymous and are open to people affected by the alcoholism of a loved one or friend, regardless of if the alcoholic is still drinking. The website has information about meetings as well.</br></br>''Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.''.m., Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.'')
  • Clark Center  + (Men's shelter (77 beds), 24/7; TB card required; drug/alcohol-free; includes meals & housing support)
  • Mercatus – Business Directory - Employment And Education  + (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.)
  • Mercy & Wisdom Community Health Clinic - Medical  + (Mercy & Wisdom Community Health Clinic … Mercy & Wisdom Community Health Clinic is</br> 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 insurance or in cash. Appointments can be scheduled online on their Appointment Calendar. They are in office every other Thursday morning. The best way to contact them is by email: ''contact@mercyandwisdom.org'' .them is by email: ''contact@mercyandwisdom.org'' .)
  • Metropolitan Alliance for Common Good Office  + (Metropolitan Alliance for Common Good (MACG) - Wrap-Around Support Services)
  • Metropolitan Alliance for Common Good (MACG) - Wrap-Around Support Services  + (Metropolitan Alliance for Common Good (MAC … 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 and sponsor a number of forums, meetings, and events. ''https://www.macg.org/events''</br></br></br></br>Among the issues addressed by MACG are Affordable Housing, Campaigning for Health Care Reform, Creating Housing for Survivors, and Fighting for Criminal</br></br>Justice. MACG leaders are working on issues of criminal justice that impact formerly incarcerated men and women as they work to rebuild their lives.</br></br>For over fifteen years, MACG’s civic leaders have worked to make neighborhoods safer, promote accessible and affordable health care and housing, and increase job opportunities and family wages, among other issues.ties and family wages, among other issues.)
  • Milestones Family Recovery - Drug and Alcohol Treatment  + (Milestones Family Recovery’s mission is to … 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 emphasize the individuals’ ability to make changes in his or her behavior.</br></br>Administration offices, Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Services, Men’s OP and IOP Services are all located at 442 NW 4th Street. Milestones provides five treatment programs to help people with different levels of chemical dependency problems, including women’s outpatient and residential, ad men’s outpatient and residential treatment. Milestones accepts most insurance plans, including the Oregon Health Plan (OHP).</br></br>'''Adult Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, and DUII Services'''</br>#Milestones Family Recovery Out Patient Program offers a flexible schedule to meet individual needs. In addition to group therapy, Milestones offers individual and family therapy, gender specific services and life skills</br></br>'''Women’s Residential Treatment'''</br>#Milestones is purposely geared to small-group therapy and individual confidentiality. Residents receive treatment in a 12-bed, 2-story building that becomes "Home" for the duration of the treatment.</br></br>'''Recovery Wellness Center - Men’s Residential'''</br>#Recovery Wellness Center is a 12-bed day treatment program with supportive housing near downtown Corvallis, Oregon. The progression toward a sober lifestyle includes addiction treatment, life skills, education enhancement and job preparation as clients move toward independent living.</br></br>'''Women’s Transitional Housing and Outpatient'''</br>#Transitional Housing: We have several transitional housing facilities for women who have completed residential treatment and are working toward a long-term housing solution.rking toward a long-term housing solution.)
  • Ministries of Oregon Office  + (Ministries of Oregon) - HIV Support Services)
  • Miracles Club - Housing  + (Miracles Club is a Black, peer-led recover … Miracles Club is a Black, peer-led recovery center committed to providing safe spaces for marginalized, historically oppressed racial and ethnic groups. They serve all individuals looking to find freedom and/or reduce harm from alcohol and drug abuse. Their mission is to maintain a recovery-focused environment where all people feel safe to heal. They provide Certified Recovery Mentors.</br></br>Miracles Club provides stabilization houses for women, men, and LGBTQ individuals. Each of the houses has 9-10 residents. Entrance to one of the houses requires that an individual has been clean and sober for two weeks or longer and has a desire to remain clean. Residents can live rent-free in these transitional homes for six months to a year while working on their substance abuse or mental health issues. They do not have staff in the house other than house managers who receive a $350/month stipend for conducting UAs and making sure clients adhere to their 10:00 p.m. curfew. While living in these transition homes, participants are expected to meet with their mentors and attend out-patient drug and alcohol or mental health services. Mentors assist participants in becoming self-sufficient. They help participants sign up for SNAP benefits, teach them to ride TriMet, help them locate furniture, assist them in filling out FASA, get ID, or sign up for health care. Everyone qualifies for a peer mentor.</br></br>On the upper floors of the Miracles Club are apartments which are rented to people in recovery. Residents can take part in the recovery support classes held in the conference room below. In the basement, they have new clothing that is given out to residents when they enter the program.</br></br>The Miracles Club has three vehicles which are used for out-reach activities. They provide participants with new backpacks containing Narcan, clean needles, snacks, hand sanitizer, socks, sweatpants, and hoodies. They use incentive cards worth from $25-$500 for participants to use for gas or food.</br></br>The Miracles Transition House is located in the Alberta Arts district. This nine-bed recovery home is designed to support African American men engaged in addiction treatment services. Residents also receive peer support services while living there.</br></br>Miracles Central Apartments is a brand new, affordable apartment community located in NE Portland. In partnership with ''Central City Concern'' , they provide an alcohol and drug free living environment for individuals in recovery with at least ninety (90) days of sobriety. Studio, one, and two bedroom floor plans are available to households making up to 30, 50 and 60 percent of the area’s Median Family Income (MFI)</br></br>For more information about available housing options visit their website: ''https://www.miraclesclub.org/sober-housing''</br></br>'''Coming Soon:''' Located in SE Portland, The Miracles Expression House is designed to support African American members of the LGBTQ+ community engaged in addiction treatment services. Residents also receive peer support services while living there.</br></br>Their recovery meeting schedule can also be accessed online: ''https://www.miraclesclub.org/meetings-schedule''//www.miraclesclub.org/meetings-schedule'')
  • Miracles Club - Recovery Support Services  + (Miracles Club is a Black, peer-led recover … Miracles Club is a Black, peer-led recovery center committed to providing safe spaces for marginalized, historically oppressed racial and ethnic groups. They serve all individuals looking to find freedom and/or reduce harm from alcohol and drug abuse. Their mission is to maintain a recovery focused environment where all people feel safe to heal. They provide Certified Recovery Mentors.. They provide Certified Recovery Mentors.)
  • Mission: Citizen - Immigrant and Refugee Support Services  + (Mission: Citizen is a student-run nonprofi … Mission: Citizen is a student-run nonprofit dedicated to helping future US citizens pass the naturalization exam and become effective citizens. They offer free citizenship classes in the Portland Metro area at Sherwood Library, Roosevelt High School, and Beaverton City Library three times per year in terms of ten classes.ee times per year in terms of ten classes.)
  • Mission: Citizen - Immigration Legal Services  + (Mission: Citizen is a student-run nonprofi … Mission: Citizen is a student-run nonprofit dedicated to helping future US citizens pass the naturalization exam and become effective citizens. They offer free citizenship classes in the Portland Metro area at Sherwood Library, Roosevelt High School, and Beaverton City Library three times per year in terms of ten classes.ee times per year in terms of ten classes.)
  • Bybee Lakes Hope Center  + (Mixed-gender shelter (175 beds); sobriety requirement; no sex offenders)
  • Community Health Assess and Treat (CHAT) Team  + (Mobile medical/behavioral response team serving unhoused people in East Portland.)
  • Multnomah County Mobile Health Van  + (Mobile primary care, vaccinations, harm reduction and referrals.)
  • Modus Vivendi  + (Moral Reconation Therapy - Mental Health)
  • Moral Reconation Therapy Cascadia  + (Moral Reconation Therapy - Mental Health)
  • LifeWorks NW  + (Moral Reconation Therapy - Mental Health)
  • Health Care for Reentry Veterans (HCRV) Program - Veteran Criminal Justice Programs  + (Most Veterans who are in jail or prison wi … Most Veterans who are in jail or prison will eventually reenter the community. VA’s Health Care for Reentry Veterans (HCRV) program is designed to promote success and prevent homelessness among Veterans returning home after incarceration. HCRV specialists work with Veterans to ease their transition from prison back into the community. HCRV specialists meet with incarcerated veterans before they’re released and assist them in planning for reintegration into the community by accessing VA and community services as well as housing and employment opportunities. HCRV services include: Outreach and pre-release assessments services for veterans in prison; referrals and linkages to medical, mental health and social services, including employment services on release; and short-term case management assistance on release.</br></br>An HCRV specialist is the regional point of contact who provides outreach and assessment services to incarcerated veterans. In Oregon the HCRV specialist is Diana Rogers.</br></br>The difference between the VJO and HCRV programs is that the HCRV targets veterans who are already incarcerated and are planning re-entry back to community. The VJO program makes contact prior to incarceration as prevention. HCRV Specialist Contact for Oregon: Diana Rogers ''Diana.rogers2@va.gov''</br></br>In working with veterans facing jail or prison sentences, it is important to note that VA compensation and benefits can be reduced, suspended or discontinued when a veteran is incarcerated for more than 60 days. Benefits may also be suspended if there is an outstanding warrant.</br></br>'''Request Military Service Records''' For copies of military services records such as DD Form 214 (Report of Separation), an online electronic request can be made at ''https://www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records'' ..gov/veterans/military-service-records'' .)
  • Roseway Inn Motel Shelter  + (Motel shelter (120 rooms) for adults and couples; referrals only)
  • Rockwood Bridge Shelter (All Good NW)  + (Motel shelter (41 rooms) for adults and couples; open 24/7 (All Good NW))
  • Barbur Motel Shelter  + (Motel shelter (41 rooms) for adults and couples; referrals only)
  • Stark Street Motel Shelter  + (Motel shelter (43 rooms) for adults; referrals only)
  • Jamii Program (The Palms)  + (Motel shelter (44 rooms) for African-American seniors (age 65+))
  • Chestnut Tree Inn Motel Shelter  + (Motel shelter (56 rooms) for women only; referrals only)
  • Banfield Motel Shelter  + (Motel shelter (60 rooms) for adults and couples; referrals by shelters only)
  • Senior Law Project - Legal Services  + (Multiple Locations, see website for detail … Multiple Locations, see website for details</br> ''Portland, Oregon''</br>#''https://oregonlawhelp.org/node/290''</br></br></br>Currently open to walk-ins and virtual appointments. ''Open for phone calls Monday–'' ''Friday, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. & 1–4 p.m.''</br></br></br>The Senior Law Project (SLP) is a free legal service offered by the Portland Regional Office of Legal Aid Services of Oregon in partnership with Multnomah County Aging and Disability Services. SLP clinics are hosted at seven different senior centers around Multnomah County. Clients must be least 60 years old (or have partners who are at least 60) and live in Multnomah County (or have a legal issue in Multnomah County). Seniors can meet with a volunteer attorney for a free 30-minute consultation, on civil legal issues, regardless of their income, for up to six clients per clinic. SLP volunteers may provide continuing pro bono services for those clients who meet LASO’s financial eligibility requirements. For more information contact Shelby Smith at (503) 471-1135 or e-mail ''shelby.smith@lasoregon.org'' or ''probono@lasoregon.org'' .</br></br></br>Advice and potential representation of seniors who have problems with elder abuse, property and renters’ concerns, tax relief, some debt collection and other consumer issues. See the Senior Law Project page here:</br> ''https://oregonlawhelp.org/resource/senior-law-'' ''project''</br> for clinic information.or-law-'' ''project'' for clinic information.)
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