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A six-story, alcohol- and drug-free residential community operated by Central City Concern in Portland’s Old Town. Offers ~193 units, including fair‑market and program-based single-room occupancy (SRO) studios, with on‑site staff, community spaces, laundry, and accessible amenities. +
Our House - Medical +
A location where various employment services are available, but not a specific facility itself. +
The Eugene Community Court aims to improve public safety and reduce misdemeanor 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 and connect them with services that will address their needs and help them move out of the criminal justice system and toward an improved quality of life.
Individuals are eligible if their offense was committed within the designated geographic area, the offense is identified as an eligible offense, and they do not have any violence in their past criminal history. A variety of non-violent offenses are eligible for Community Court. A sample of eligible offenses includes: disorderly conduct, interfering with public transportation, criminal mischief, prohibited noise, theft, and criminal trespass.
Every participant will be asked to complete a needs assessment to help create an individualized service plan. In addition, other community members may be referred or seek services (walk-in) without a citation or arrest; the provider room is open Wednesday 1 ''–'' 3:30 p.m. +
A program that addresses low-level offenses by connecting individuals with social services to resolve the underlying issues that led to the crime. +
Temporary and Day Labor Employment - Employment And Education +
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Known as the Recuperative Care Program (RCP) at Evergreen Crossing, this program provides transitional housing and medical care for low-income or homeless individuals recovering from hospital stays. Clients receive primary care, case management, housing support, and assistance coordinating follow-up services. +
FHCO is a nonprofit civil rights organization whose goal is to eliminate illegal housing discrimination through enforcement and education across Oregon. They promote equal access to housing by providing education, outreach, technical assistance, and enforcement opportunities specifically related to federal, state, and local fair housing laws. These laws protect against illegal housing discrimination based on “protected class status” in any housing transaction and, in fact, any housing situation.
FHCO maintains a '''Fair Housing Hotline''' for Tenants/Housing Consumers:
''Hours: Monday, 9 m.–noon, Tuesday / Thursday, 1–4 p.m.''
''Office hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.'' +
Fair Housing Council of Oregon (FHCO) is a nonprofit civil rights organization whose goal is to eliminate illegal housing discrimination through enforcement and education across Oregon. They promote equal access to housing by providing education, outreach, technical assistance, and enforcement opportunities specifically related to federal, state, and local fair housing laws. These laws protect against illegal housing discrimination based on “protected class status” in any housing transaction and, in fact, any housing situation.
For Fair Housing questions and complaints call:
''(800) 424-3247 ext. 2 (interpreters available)'' . +
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 navigation services for Latino/x/e individuals diagnosed with chronic diseases including cancer, diabetes, end stage renal disease, HIV/STI and cardiovascular disease
* Community health education, chronic disease self-management classes, and Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP).
* HIV/STIs, Sexual Health: engage Latino/x/e communities in Oregon to help identify and implement community- driven solutions that address the impact of HIV in our families and communities.
* Nutrition & Food Equity: Abuela, Mamá y Yo, our Food Equity and Nutrition curriculum, builds knowledge about nutrition, epigenetic research, and advocacy skills around the link between food justice, social determinants of health and health equity for families. +
The Family Justice Center of Washington County is a collaboration of 18 agencies inside a single center dedicated to providing survivors with the wrap-around services they need for safety, healing and hope. Their mission is to work collaboratively within the community to provide a single location for prevention, intervention, healing and hope for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse in Washington County. +
A non-profit organization that helps families experiencing homelessness achieve sustainable independence. +
A non-profit organization serving families experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the Tualatin Valley area. +
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 organizations throughout the greater Portland Metro area. ''https://familyskillbuilders.org/services/'' +
Trauma-informed family shelter with private rooms, meals, and case management +
A day shelter and ministry that provides meals, showers, and other basic needs to people experiencing homelessness. +
A program that provides culinary education and job readiness training to help people find employment in the food service industry. +
'''Education/Training'''
''80 NW Davis St.'' ''Portland, Oregon 97209'' ''info@feedthemass.com'' ''https://www.feedthemass.org/''
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.
'''Education Programs''' Feed the Mass has partnered with community organizations to offer wellness classes to students during the school year and summer breaks to address disparities. They also offer free digital education on YouTube. Feed the Mass also offers hands-on experiences for adults and families through their in-person workshops led by expert instructors. Their Service Learning program is designed to provide participants with hands-on kitchen experience, enabling them to nourish themselves and their communities better. ''https://www.feedthemass.org/classes''
'''Job Readiness Training''' The '''FED program''' is a food empowerment initiative delivered by Feed The Mass. The program seeks to combat food insecurity at its source by serving healthy satisfying and delicious meals for those in need. The FED program combats food waste by turning donated food “into high quality” nutritious meals that are served to their most vulnerable neighbors.
The FED program provides the opportunity for youth and young adults to train to have the skills they will need to work in the industry and to demonstrate competency in any kitchen. The FED program provides free education on the following concepts: knife skills, sanitation, food preparation, proper use of the kitchen equipment, professionalism and trainability, recipe literacy, and real world experience and pressure testing. Commitment to the program is 10 weeks at 12 hours per a week. Mondays are classroom days for 2 hours and the rest of week is flexible to accommodate schedules. At the end of the 10 week program, participants will have a certificate and Food Handlers cards to get them ready to work in the culinary industry. ''https://www.feedthemass.org/jrt''
'''Employment''' ''https://www.felonyrecordhub.com/locations/jobs-for-felons-in-portland-oregon/''
Felony Record Hub maintains an online current list of jobs available for people with felony records in Portland and other cities in Oregon. Felony Record Hub also maintains a curated list of companies that hire felons. Jobs are referenced by categories such as full time, part time, immediate hire, entry level, remote, through temp agencies etc. Felony Record Hub also provides information about the process applicants will go through as a felon looking for a job, tips when searching and applying for a job, industries that hire felons, as well as job training resources. +
Felony Record Hub provides an online legal hub to make navigating the legal system easier to get past a felony conviction and back on track. Topics include background checks, expungement, pardons, collateral consequences of criminal charges and more.
Felony Record Hub also provides online informational hubs about housing, employment, and reentry programs for felons. +