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'''Education/Training''' ''112 11th Street'' ''Oregon City, Oregon 97045''
''Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.'' ''https://www.clackamas.us/cfcc/employment.html'' ''Program Manager:'' ''Jennifer Harvey jharvey@clackams.us''
'''Children, Family & Community Connections (CFCC)''' offers various programs to individuals in need of employment assistance. Services include navigating job searching, career counseling, resume preparation, job development and “soft skill” training and more. Employment and Training programs they offer include:
'''Employment Investment Program (EIP)''' provides intensive one-on-one service to Clackamas County residents who would benefit from assistance navigating training and employment opportunities. Contact Chris Gary at (971) 221-8461.
'''STEP Program (SNAP Employment and Training Program)''' prioritizes services to formerly incarcerated persons, persons with substance use disorders, and persons in long-term recovery. Services include career counseling, resume preparation, customized job development, and “soft skill” training. The program is located at the CFCC Employment Center. Contact Doug Vanzant at '''Employment Training Center''' located at 108 11st St. in downtown Oregon City,
'''Self-Sufficiency Programs''' CCCF works with low-income families receiving TANF and SNAP to help build skills and develop education and training plans. They work individually with each program participant to create a customized employment and training plan specific to the participant’s own goals. The Workforce team also provides connections to wrap-around services, subsidized employment training opportunities, and helps with work-required tools, clothing, certificates, and transportation.
'''Veterans Employment Program''' provides intensive one-on-one workforce services to Clackamas County veterans. Their services include co-case management with other veteran specific service providers including housing, social services, vocational rehabilitation, and wrap-around services.
Developmental Disabilities - Disabilities +
Veteran Services: Employment, Benefits, and Other Assistance - Veterans Programs +
A clinic that provides free medical, dental, and mental health services to low-income and uninsured residents of Clackamas County. +
The mission of Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine (CVIM) is to serve the health needs of uninsured, low-income people in Clackamas County by providing free and inclusive medical care through dedicated medical and community volunteers. Medical services CVIM offers at the Clackamas Free Clinic include:
'''Primary Care.''' Appointment-based primary medical services for county residents without access to healthcare. Personalized medical care for routine preventative and non-emergency care. Management of chronic medical conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, asthma, routine women’s health care, and heart disease.
'''Optometry''' Free complete vision and eye health exams — appointments are limited, call to schedule. Exams include evaluation of dry eyes, eye allergies, cataracts, as well as a dilated retina exam. This is especially important for all patients suffering from diabetes, high blood pressure, or other systemic conditions that can affect the eyes. Patients can receive access to low-cost glasses at starting at $35 per pair. Donate
'''Diabetes Management and Education''' One-on-one medical attention and support for diabetes self-management. Self- testing tools and glucose monitoring are included.
'''Asthma and C.O.P.D.''' Continuous care and free access to medication and equipment are supplied.
'''Lab Services''' A wide range of lab services are provided at the clinic through partnership with Legacy Laboratory Services.
'''Specialty Referrals''' In cooperation with community partners, the clinic provides free access to more specialized services.
'''Screenings and Education''' CVIM is a health education resource and provides educational materials, screenings, and services for local health fairs, nutrition classes, and screenings for chronic conditions for Clackamas County residents. +
Showers and clothing available Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. It is recommended that you arrive before noon in order to secure a spot. Everyone who showers at CSC is provided with a clean towel, washcloth, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Razors, combs, and a change of clothes, including new socks and underwear, are also available to anyone who wants them. +
CSC offers well rounded meals four days a week. For an updated current services schedule, go to ''https://www.cscoregon.org/services-calendar'' .
''Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 1–2:30 p.m.'' ''Sunday 3–4 p.m.''
During their lunch service Tuesday–Thursday from 1–2:30 p.m., they offer a variety of grocery items that are catered to folks who live outside, however, this service is open to anyone. Usually, grocery items available during lunch include pre-made salads and sandwiches, breads, shelf stable milk, canned soups, fruit, granola bars, and other portable, prepared, or easy-to-cook items. You can pick up a bag of groceries each of the three days (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) in which they are offered. +
Cascadia Health - Mental Health +
Men's shelter (77 beds), 24/7; TB card required; drug/alcohol-free; includes meals & housing support +
Clay Street Table is the dramatic expansion of the meals program and food pantry first begun at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Parish in 2010 and now located at First Christian Church, with a mission “to feed those who are hungry in body or in spirit.” +
A program that provides employment opportunities, job skills training, and support services to people with barriers to employment. +
Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest, Inc. (NARA) is an Indian-owned, Indian-operated, non-profit. NARA provides health care services at both of their Integrated Health Clinics that are accessible through all of their programs. Health services are available from family medicine to women’s exams, diabetes testing to tobacco cessation. They serve their community from infants to elders.
NARA’s Integrated Health Clinics have on-site Medical Doctors, Family Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Clinical Pharmacists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, and Medical Assistants. Their Integrated Health Clinics are Federally Qualified Health Clinics. Both locations have onsite pharmacies, wellness services, and can offer Oregon Health Plan Insurance assistance. Call to schedule a new patient appointment.
'''NARA NW Indian Health Clinic''' ''703 NE Hancock Street'' ''Portland, OR 97212'' ''Phone: (503) 230-9875'' ''Fax: (503) 230-9877''
'''Indian Health Clinic Pharmacy''' ''Refill line: (971) 386-2062'' ''Fax: (503) 331-2677''
'''NARA NW Wellness Center''' ''12360 E. Burnside, 2nd floor'' ''Portland, OR 97233'' ''Phone: (971) 279-4800'' ''Fax: (971) 279-2051''
'''Wellness Center Pharmacy''' ''Refill Line: (971) 386-2360'' ''Fax: (971) 279-2763'' +
Outdoor shelter (160 units) for adults; referrals only (no walk-ins) +
A temporary shelter. +
A community center that provides support and resources for people with mental health conditions, including peer support and social activities. +
'''(Shower/Laundry/Basic Needs)''' ''100 SE Cleveland Street'' ''Gresham, Oregon 97030''
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 support groups are available at the club. To access the Club Hope calendar: ''https://bridgestochange.com/immediate-care/#calendar-527'' .
There is a shelter there, it is a day center, regulars at Club Hope have priority to get into this program – must have substance abuse issue and average 30–60, self-referral or community partner. +
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 strengthening community clinics, promoting health equity, and fostering collaboration through shared learning and advocacy efforts with our members.
CCHC’s programs include:
'''OHP Enrollment''' To schedule an appointment for OHP Enrollment help or to get information updated call CCHC Health Navigator & Enrollment Specialist at ( ''503) 546-'' ''4991'' or write to their community health worker team at ''chw@coalition-clinics.org'' .
CCHC partners with CareOregon. Connect to Care’s OHP Enrollment assistant at CareOregon Customer Service at 503-416-4100.
CCHC is involved in a partnership with ''JOIN’s'' six community agencies who are working together to support community members transitioning from homelessness to stable housing. The '''Mobile Permanent Supportive Housing (MPSH)''' retention team provides wrap around services including case management, mental health, health advocacy and peer support services to individuals and families new to housing. Contact Denisha Brown, CCHC Supportive Housing Community Health Worker (503) 546-4994 or at ''denisha.brown@coalition-clinics.org'' .
CCHC’s '''Healthy Equity Program''' ’s goals include building a sustainable health equity network, implementing health equity strategies in clinics, and supporting communities in achieving health, equity, and social justice, through our Community Health Worker programming. +
A treatment provider for substance use disorders +
Women and their families including patients who are pregnant and parenting, and women involved with child welfare or criminal justice systems. Children may reside with their mothers on site. +
A treatment provider for substance use disorders +