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• Sexaholics Anonymous - Peer Support Groups  + (email: ''information@saportlandmetro.org'' … email: ''information@saportlandmetro.org'' (SA Portland Metro Intergroup) ''http://www.saportlandmetro.org/''</br></br>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.nformation email address or phone hotline.)
• Victims Rights Law Center - Victim Assistance  + (https://victimrights.org The Victims Rig … https://victimrights.org</br></br></br>The Victims Rights Law Center (VRLC) provides free legal assistance for sexual assault survivors with legal needs related to the violence. Direct legal services are provided in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington Counties, Oregon (as well as Massachusetts). VRLC’s legal practice areas are privacy, safety, immigration, housing, education (K-12 and campus), employment, financial stability, and criminal justice advocacy to help rebuild survivors’ lives following sexual violence. Through free legal services, their staff attorneys and volunteer attorneys help ensure that survivors may stay in school; protect their privileged and confidential mental health, medical, and education records; preserve their employment; maintain safe housing; secure their immigration status; and swiftly access survivor compensation and other benefits.</br></br>The VRLC maintains an active pro bono program. VRLC staff attorneys recruit, train, and mentor volunteer attorneys to leverage local resources to help represent an ever- increasing number of sexual assault survivors. Private attorneys use their expertise to volunteer in their community through the representation of survivors, legal research, and amicus briefs.vivors, legal research, and amicus briefs.)
• Lifeworks NW - Other Addiction Treatment and Support  + (https://www.lifeworksnw.org/locations/ for … https://www.lifeworksnw.org/locations/ for a list of multiple location</br></br>To schedule an appointment at one of their clinics, call 503-645-9010 or 888-645-1666, or e-mail ''intake@lifeworksnw.org'' .</br></br>LifeWorks NW offers wide range of customized individual and group programs to help youth and families, adults and older adults deal with addictions from alcohol and gambling to medications and beyond, working to regain a balance. Through assessment, consultation and therapy, they seek to provide a focus on treating more than just the symptoms with tailored treatment to address the whole situation.</br></br>LifeWorks NW provides counseling to address:</br>* Alcohol abuse</br>* Methamphetamine and other drug use</br>* Problem gambling</br>* Dependence on prescription or over-the counter medications</br>* And other addictionscounter medications * And other addictions)
• Department of Human Services (ODHS) - Housing Support Services  + (https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/aging-disabili … https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/aging-disability-services/pages/general-assistance- program.aspx ''email: dbl.referral@odhsoha.oregon.gov''</br></br>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 homelessness. GA is a state-run program that provides an “Interim Assistance” advance on SSI payments for people who are likely to be or are already involved in the lengthy SSI appeals process. They receive state cash funds in advance of the SSA awarding them benefits and sign an agreement to repay ODHS for this advance once they are approved for SSI benefits and receive their back payments. Given that the majority of SSI claims take years to resolve, this can be a life altering benefit.</br></br>To be eligible for this program, people must meet all of the following criteria:</br>* Be homeless or at risk of homelessness</br>* Be an adult, age 18 to 64</br>* Have no minor children living with them</br>* Have a severe disability that meets Social Security disability criteria</br>* Be receiving Presumptive Medicaid medical assistance</br>* Meet all eligibility criteria for Supplemental Security Income (SSI)</br>* Apply for SSI and appeal any denials received</br>* Sign an Interim Assistance Agreement (IAR) that allows ODHS to be repaid for program benefits after the person is approved for Social Security Disability benefits and gets their back payments</br></br>Program benefits include:</br>* Up to $615 per month in housing assistance</br>* $103 in utility assistance per month</br>* $69 in cash assistance per month</br></br>Free help with the Social Security application and appeals processl Security application and appeals process)
• 211 Info - Utilities  + (listing of utility assistance resources (see “Various Multiple Services” section for details))
• Impact NW—Recovery Navigation Facility  + (mpact NW—Recovery Navigation Program - Homeless and Housing Support Services)
• Parkrose Middle School Food Pantry  + (open to everyone - find fresh produce, protein options and dry goods. Every Thursday - 4p-515p. Shopping style pantry.)

• Church of the Nazerene  + (overnight shelter)

• A Better Today Recovery Services  + (private facility equipped to handle a wide spectrum of substance abuse problems)
• Cascadia Health secure treatment facility  + (secure residential treatment center)
• Zenger Farms  + (working urban farm that models, promotes, and educates about sustainable food systems, environmental stewardship, community development, and access to good food for all.)
• New Seasons Portland Metro Treatment Center - Drug and Alcohol Treatment  + (– ''Friday'' , ''4:30 a.m.'' – ''2 p.m.; S … – ''Friday'' , ''4:30 a.m.'' – ''2 p.m.; Saturday, 6 a.m.'' – ''11 a.m.; Sunday, 7 a.m.'' – ''10 a.m.'' ''https://www.newseason.com/treatment-center-locations/oregon/portland-metro-treatment-'' ''center/''</br></br>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. Call the number above to schedule an appointment. Accepted insurance: Beacon Health Options, CareOregon, Humana, Magellan, Medicare, Multiplan, Optum, PacificSource, Providence Health Plan, Regence, TRICARE, Trillium Community Health Plan, TriWest., Trillium Community Health Plan, TriWest.)
• 4th Dimension Recovery Center (4D) - Transitional Aged Youth Programs  + (– ''Sunday: 11 a.m.'' – ''Midnight'' 4th … – ''Sunday: 11 a.m.'' – ''Midnight''</br></br>4th Dimension Recovery Center’s mission is to provide an atmosphere of recovery where all young people can overcome drug addiction and alcoholism. They offer peer mentoring, activities for young people, and clean and sober housing programs.</br></br>4D’s Recovery Community Center is open to young people in addiction recovery 365 days a year. In addition to 12-Step meetings, 4D hosts other recovery support groups/activities like yoga, mindfulness, and Refuge Recovery.ke yoga, mindfulness, and Refuge Recovery.)
• TriMet Honored Citizen Program - Transportation  + (“Honored Citizens” receive reduced fares a … “Honored Citizens” receive reduced fares and priority seating on buses and trains. Seniors 65 and older, medicare beneficiaries, and persons with a mental or physical disability, are eligible for Honored Citizen fares. Honored citizens living in Downtown Portland may also be eligible for the Downtown Portland Pass valid for travel on buses, MAX and Portland Streetcar in Downtown Portland. The pass is valid up to two years and costs just $10. valid up to two years and costs just $10.)