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Community Warehouse - Household Items +
Community Warehouse - Household Items +
This non-profit organization provides donated furniture and household goods to individuals and families who are moving into stable housing. They work with social service agencies to furnish homes for people overcoming adversity, +
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.
From their '''Foot Care Clinic''' to their '''Durable Medical Equipment Program''' , CFPA is committed to providing health programs and services to support positive aging. Their Foot Care Clinic operates on 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Wednesdays: 9:00 AM–2:00 PM Most Fridays: 9:00 AM-4:00 PM 45-minute appointments - by appointment only. For Durable Medical Equipment (such as walkers, wheelchairs, canes, crutches, shower chairs or incontinence products), call their front desk. Their Community Health Team hosts '''Vaccine Clinics''' at their senior center and works directly in low-income building with seniors as well as partners with other organizations to help low-income seniors and adults get vaccinated.
CPFA helps seniors living at home who need assistance to maintain their independence through their no-fee case management services and programs that include '''Options''' '''Counseling''' , '''Oregon Project Independence''' , and '''Family Caregiver Support Program''' .
CFPA provides custom resident services by contract with property management companies or property owners of subsidized housing through their '''Enhanced Resident''' '''Services Team''' . Enhanced Resident Services (formerly The Giving Tree) is dedicated to enhancing the lives of under-served populations. CFPA meets on-site with residents to develop an environment of trust, stability and community within affordable housing properties. Their teams schedule activities and provide a variety of programming, including art classes, nutrition and wellness workshops, exercise, social events, and volunteer opportunities and external classes throughout Portland.
CFPA’s '''Asian Food Pantry''' recognized the need for a local, culturally-specific food pantry to meet the needs of Asian elders. They provide healthy, cultural-specific ingredients, prepared foods, and pantry staples for low-income Asian elders in Portland’s Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Laotian communities, among others. The Asian Food Pantry takes place every second Thursday between noon and 2:30pm, right at the Center. Registration required.
At their weekly and monthly lobby food pantries, CFPA provides culturally specific food boxes, food donations from partners like New Seasons Market, 99 Ranch and the Oregon Food Bank, and farmers market produce (through their Neighborhood Gleaners program). Their staff collect food, bring and distribute it to residents in the low-income housing buildings we work in. These are closed pantries to building residents only.
CFPA partners with the '''Meals on Wheels''' to provide hot nutritious meals, coupled with opportunity for other activities and entertainment onsite. Meals are available to anyone age 60 and older at the CFPA Center.
'''Neighborhood Gleaners''' is a volunteer-run program that collects food that would otherwise go to waste from the Hollywood Farmers Market and redistributes it to low- income seniors in the community. Each week, volunteers help put together bags of food to deliver to residents. Most people can expect a delivery once or twice a month. Email ''gleaners@communityfpa.org or call (503) 288-8303'' .
'''Resource Navigation, Education & Access''' : to address disparities that low-income people of color face in utilizing and navigating health resources and systems, their multilingual Community Health team provides education, outreach, and one-to-one coaching around resources and services that help people live long, healthy, and meaningful lives.
CFPA offers a variety of '''transportation assistance programs''' for regular TriMet users, LIFT users, and riders who have special needs such as Fare Relief Assistance for both regular TriMet and LIFT users and limited bus tickets and passes for those who meet financial and other guidelines.
CFPA provides tech help one-on-one through their '''Tech Ambassadors''' for in-person technology troubleshooting. Call or email for an appointment. Drop In Tech support is available on Monday 9–11 a.m. No Appointments required. '''Portland Youth Builders''' '''Workshops''' offer computer workshops on topics such as paying bills online, using gmail or avoiding scams. Registration required.
CFPA also offers '''in-person tax assistance''' through CASH Oregon from February 1 – April 1. Call to make an appointment. The '''Senior Law Project''' provides personalized assistance with legal issues every Friday, 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Their '''Energy Assistance''' '''Program''' assists low-income households with energy costs during the winter months.
CFPA offers a number of support groups:
#'''Alzheimer’s Association Meetings''' '''Memory Café''' (for those with dementia, Alzheimer’s or memory loss and their families (every second Friday of the month 12:30 p.m.–2 p.m.)
#'''Family Caregivers Support Group''' (second Tuesday of the month 10–11 a.m.)
#'''Conversations on Aging''' (last Wednesday of the month at 1 p.m.)
The Center has a full calendar of activities which includes Karaoke, Bingo, Thai Chi, an open artist table, crochet and knitting, Bridge Club, games, and one-off events such as movies at the Hollywood Theater.
Moving forward, CFPA hopes to create a '''Mobile Resource & Health Navigation Clinic''' to enable their participants to better access health and basic needs resources, information, digital literacy training, and receive support in navigating resources from their staff and volunteers.
Community for Positive Aging - Seniors and Aging Support Groups +
A program that provides a safe place to live and support services for families experiencing homelessness +
Community of Hope provides shelter for families with children seeking refuge.
Rooted in their Christian faith and a commitment to building stronger community connections, Community of Hope believes that with support and the right environment, families will find the hope, healing, and stability they need to build a brighter future. Their program is 100% 211 referrals. For intake call 211 and ask to be put on the family shelter list.
Hope House, currently the only facility of Community of Hope, has capacity for up to eight families at a time. Each family is provided their own bedroom while the kitchen, living rooms, and bathrooms are more communal. Residents are encouraged to take the time necessary to begin making critical changes for themselves and their families, but generally stay for 3-5 months.
Residents are able to participate in a variety of classes while living at Hope House- including trauma-informed parenting classes, RentWell certification courses, and job skills training. Many residents work to overcome employment barriers like obtaining an ID, creating a resume, or finding reliable childcare. Others focus on repairing relationships or maintaining sobriety. Residents are connected to housing agencies, job placement companies, counseling services and a variety of other community social service providers. +
Easterseals Oregon - Employment And Education +
A non-profit organization that provides job training and placement in the construction industry to people with barriers to employment. +
'''Apprenticeship'''
''405 NE Church St.'' ''Portland, Oregon 97211''
''https://www.constructinghope.org/''
Constructing Hope offers a no-cost, 10-week construction skill and life skills pre- apprenticeship training program for underserved men and women. Upon graduation, Constructing Hope provides career placement services for their graduates to assist them in obtaining constructions apprenticeships, pathway jobs leading to apprenticeship, and other employment. Through construction apprenticeships, Constructing Hope graduates are able to secure good paying jobs in careers that can be mastered without a college degree. Constructing Hope also provides career advancement support services.
Their '''Building Equity Program''' is Constructing Hope’s response to the disparities formerly incarcerated students and graduates endure in housing, employment, financial assistance, and more. The program works with current students and graduates to clear their criminal records and assist them with obtaining an Oregon Drivers License (new or reinstated). The Building Equity Program partners with a network of pro bono attorneys to remove the disparities from their students’ lives by preparing the necessary paperwork to set aside (expunge) their arrest and conviction records. +
Under consideration for a new homeless resource center and shelter +
A deflection services center operated by Tuerk House, that opened in October 2024. It provides an alternative to jail or emergency rooms for individuals experiencing acute intoxication or who are eligible for deflection due to drug possession +
A temporary shelter site. +
A residential treatment center for drug and alcohol addiction. +
Crestview Recovery offers a wide and diverse array of treatment for drug or alcohol addiction through 24/7 support and monitoring. Addiction care and programming varies through the intensity/level of the service ranging from early intervention to medically managed intensive inpatient services.
Crestview Recovery’s comprehensive range of services includes residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, mental health treatment, and dual diagnosis treatment. For more information on these programs, ''see'' ''https://www.crestviewrecovery.com/treatment/.''
Accept various insurance companies, go online to verify insurance coverage for treatment. Crestview does not accept Medicaid/OHP. +
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). ''https://crimanon.org/meetings''
Crim-Anon also offers legal assistance with expungements . ''https://crimanon.org/legal-services'' +
This is the primary information and referral resource for the City of Portland and Multnomah County. They can provide organizations and contacts for a variety of social service needs.
'''Multnomah County Mental Health Crisis Line'''
#''24 hours a day, 7 days a week''
Mental health professionals are available to help anyone experiencing mental health issues at any time, in any language.
* Free, 24/7 mental health support
* Interpretation services for non-English speakers
* Referral to low-cost or sliding-scale agencies
* Help finding mental health providers
* Information about non-crisis community resources
'''Cascadia Health Multnomah County Mental Health Urgent Walk-In Clinic''' ''4212 SE Division St, Ste 100'' ''Portland, OR 97206''
#''Hours: Monday–Friday 7a.m.–9 p.m., Saturday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–9 p.m.''
'''Hawthorne Walk-In Center Mental Health & Addictions Care''' ''5240 NE Elam Young Parkway'' ''Hillsboro, OR 97124'' ''P: 503-291-9111'' ''Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m., Sunday, 12–4 p.m.''
'''Unity Center for Behavioral Health – Psychiatric Emergency Services'''
#'''Additional Mental Health/Suicide Prevention:'''
'''National Suicide Prevention Lifeline''' ''('' ''800) 273-8255'' ''24 hours a day, 7 days a week; 150+ languages available''
'''Oregon:''' ''Crisis Line Clackamas County:''
#''Crisis Line Washington County:''
#''Crisis Line OR Counties NAMI Guide:'' ''https://namior.org/get-help-now/''
* ''Can also text NAMI to 741741 if in a crisis'' ''David Romprey Oregon Warmline:''
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* ''24/7 intentional peer support for all Oregonians; Spanish Bilingual as well''
''Oregon Behavioral Health Support Line:''
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* ''24/7 service for Oregonians providing emotional support, schedules free short term'' ''counseling services, and assists with referrals to mental health and substance use'' ''recovery''
* ''Do not need to be in a crisis'' ''Oregon’s Lines for Life:''
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'''Washington:''' ''Clark County''
''Crisis Line:''
#''WA Warmline: ('' ''877) 500-9276'' ''Washington Crisis Connections:''
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* ''https://www.crisisconnections.org/24-hour-crisis-line/''
'''Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault''' ''National Deaf Domestic Violence Hotline:''
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* ''https://www.thedeafhotline.org/''
* ''Available 24/7 through email, chat, and video phone; ASL and peer support''
* ''Crisis intervention, safety planning, referrals, and relationship education''
''National Domestic Violence Hotline:''
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* ''TTY (800) 787-3224 or Video Phone Only for Deaf Callers at (206) 518-9361''
''National Human Trafficking Resource Center:''
#'''' ''National Rape Crisis Line:''
#'''' ''Call to Safety:''
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* ''24/7 confidential DV/IPV and sexual assault crisis line.''
''DeafLEAD National Crisis Line:''
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* ''24/7 videophone ASL crisis intervention, case management, and mental health'' ''services for Deaf, hard of hearing, late-deafened, and DeafBlind survivors of crime''
* ''Can also provide culturally responsive interpreting services for providers assisting'' ''someone needing ASL''
* ''https://www.deafinc.org/deaflead/services.html''
''Domestic Violence Resource Center Crisis Line:''
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* ''24/7 confidential crisis line; provides other resources and services'' ''Love is Respect National Teen Dating Abuse Hotline:''
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* ''TTY 800-787-3224 or text LOVEIS 22522''
* ''Confidential support for teens, young adults, and their loved ones seeking help,'' ''resources, or information related to healthy relationships''
''NAYA Family Center DV Healing Circle:''
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* ''Culturally responsive crisis intervention, advocacy, educational, and supportive'' ''services for Native Americans experience domestic and sexual violence''
* ''Free childcare for support group attendance is available''
''Portland Bad Date Line PDX SWOC:''
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* ''Anonymous reporting for sex worker violence and abusive sex worker clients''
''RAINN – Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network:''
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* ''24/7 confidential crisis and resource support line''
* ''Interactive map to display national DV/IPV and sexual assault resources available'' ''by state''
''Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC):''
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* ''24/7 support and resource line; text and call available''
''StrongHearts Native Helpline:''
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* ''Available 24/7 for Native Americans and Alaska Natives providing culturally'' ''responsive DV & SA support and advocacy''
''SWOP USA/GLITS Community Support Line:''
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* ''Sex Workers Outreach Project is a volunteered-staffed warmline to provide peer'' ''support, rape counseling, and crisis intervention''
* ''Additionally partnered with Gay & Lesbians in a Transgender Society to provide'' ''support for trans-identified folks''
''UNICA:''
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* ''24/7 crisis line support for survivors of interpersonal violence with a trauma-'' ''informed culturally specific support for Latine survivors''
* ''Triage for access to other UNICA support services; Spanish bilingual''
'''LQBTQIA2S+''' ''Bradley Angle:''
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* ''24/7 provides emergency housing and other assistance for survivors escaping DV''
* ''Specifically serving Black and LGBTQIA2S+ communities'' ''National LGBT Coming Out Support Hotline:''
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* ''Monday–Friday, 1–9 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.; no recording''
''National LGBT Hotline:''
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* ''General, Monday–Friday, 1–9 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.; no recording''
''National LGBT Senior Hotline:''
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* ''50+; Monday–Friday, 1–9 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.; no recording''
''National LGBT Youth Talkline:''
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* ''25 or younger; Monday–Friday, 1–9 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.; no'' ''recording''
''Trans LifeLine USA:''
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* ''Available Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. PST; national''
* ''Run by and for trans people, provides peer support''
''Trevor Project:''
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* ''24/7 for immediate crisis support for LGBTQ youth''
'''Race/Ethnicity/Immigration''' ''Asian Lifenet Hotline:''
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* ''24/7; Crisis and support line; national''
* ''Languages offered: Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, and Fujianese''
''Crisis Line of Racial Equity Support:''
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* ''Available Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; Dedicated and staffed by BIPOC'' ''counselors who’ve experienced dealing with racism and provide peer support''
''Oregon Bias Response Hotline:''
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* ''Available Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; interpretative services in 240+ languages''
* ''Confidential non-emergency hotline to report hate crimes, bias incidents, or any'' ''other targeting against a protected class. Can assist with connecting to resources as'' ''well.''
'''Substance Use''' ''Alcohol & Drug Helpline:''
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* ''Spanish: (877) 515-7848''
* ''Teen: (877) 553-8336''
* ''Text RecoveryNow to 839863; only available daily 8 a.m.–11 p.m. PST''
''NAYA Family Center Alcohol & Drug Support for Youth:''
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* ''Culturally relevant harm reduction model support services are available'' ''individually.''
* ''Hours and availability are flexible based on needs of the youth''
''WA Recovery Help Line:''
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* ''Phone available 24/7, text available Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.''
* ''Provides crisis intervention and local referral services for Washington residents''
'''Veterans/Military Service Members''' ''Coaching into Care:''
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* ''Available Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m. EST''
* ''Free for families and friends of veterans to access guidance and assistance with'' ''starting conversations to encourage their loved veteran to find support for their'' ''mental health and/or substance use''
''Lines for Life Military Warmline:''
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* ''24/7; Independently operated and not affiliated with Department of Defense''
* ''Support services for all veterans and military service members living in Oregon''
* ''Text MIL1 to 839863 only available daily 8 a.m.–11 p.m. PST''
''War Vet Call Center:''
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* ''Connects with Vet Center Call Center 24/7 and provides support for veterans and'' ''their families as they transition from military to civilian life''
''Women Veterans Call Center:''
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* ''Available Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–10 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m.–6:30 p.m.;'' ''Anonymous chat available''
* ''Provides VA services and resources to women veterans, families, and caregivers''
''Veterans Crisis Line:'' ''1-800-273-8255, press 1 or text 838255''
'''Youth/Family/Senior''' ''Mobile response and Stabilization Services:''
''('' ''503) 988-4888, hearing impaired: 711''
* ''MRSS is developmentally appropriate crisis services for children, youth, and'' ''young adults (through age 20) as well as their families/caregivers''
''National Runaway SafeLine:''
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* ''24/7 safe line for runaway and houseless youth needing access to finding shelter,'' ''food, medical assistance, counseling, family mediation, and/or bus tickets home'' ''Oregon YouthLine: ('' ''877) 968-8491 or text teen2teen at 839863''
* ''Teen to teen crisis & help line; Adults available 24/7, peer teens available 4-10 p.m.''
''Parent Warmline for Oregon:''
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* ''Available Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 12-7 p.m. except for holidays for'' ''families and youth''
* ''Peer support for caregivers to promote mental, behavioral, and emotional wellness'' ''through education, support, and advocacy'' ''Senior Loneliness Line:''
#'''' ''Washington Teen Link:''
# ''https://www.teenlink.org/''
* ''Text or call to number available; 155 languages; Peer run teen volunteers''
* ''Available Monday–Sunday, 6–10 p.m. (calls) and 6–9:30 p.m. (text)''
* ''Provides youth suicide prevention training in schools and youth serving'' ''organizations throughout King County''
Crossroads Cupboard - Food Boxes, Pantries, and Meals +
Food bank is open Thursday and Friday 9 a.m.–noon and Saturday 10 a.m.–noon. +
A food pantry that provides groceries and meals to individuals and families in the community. +