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'''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. +
A non-profit that supports the Clackamas County Dog Shelter by providing food, supplies, and volunteers. They also provide pet food to families in need. +
'''Food Bank''' : Fido is a monthly dog and cat food bank. In 2023, Fido provide 833,408 meals by providing 12,614 pet companions overall with 131,986 pounds of dry food and 29,319 cans. Anyone in need of pet food assistance or currently on a state-assisted program is welcome to the food bank. The following is a partial list of acceptable award documentations:
* Back Pack Buddies Food Stamps Program
* Head Start
* Medicaid
* Social Security
* Social Security Disability
* Or other Public Assistance Program
* Unemployment Letter stating available benefits
* Letter of sponsorship from a church
Fido is open on Wednesday from 9 a.m.–noon and the third Saturday of each month from 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
'''AniMeals:''' In addition to Fido’s food bank program, they have also partnered up with Meals-on-Wheels to deliver pet food once a month to the Senior Center for recipients who often are at risk of sacrificing their own nutrition to feed their pet companions. This also reduces the necessity of relinquishing their pet(s), which is akin to losing a family member and is especially depressing to our senior population. +
'''Financial Counseling'''
''https://www.finabilityus.org/''
FinAbility is a survivor-led nonprofit that financially empowers survivors of domestic abuse. Using their backgrounds in tech and finance, they build digital tools that make financial education and resources accessible to survivors through a trauma-informed lens.
FinAbility provides free 1:1 financial counseling sessions for survivors of domestic abuse and advocates who support them. Their financial counselors are trauma- informed and have completed FinAbility’s certification process. Sessions are held virtually, allowing individuals to participate from anywhere. All that is needed is access to a phone or the internet.
In partnership with Financial Beginnings, FinAbility also offers free, online personal finance classes. Participants learn about setting financial goals and budgeting, increasing their income potential and navigating taxes, how to build/maintain good credit and different loan types, and how to protect their finances and insurance options. +
(see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) +
(see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) +
(see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) +
(see “Various Multiple Services” section for details) +
'''(Food/Housing/Goods/Transit/Health/Money/Care/Education/Work/Legal Services)''' ''https://www.findhelp.org/goods/clothing--portland-or''
The FindHelp website provides a list of programs that assist with food, housing, goods, transit, health, money, care, education, work, and legal services. +
A church that operates a food pantry and provides meals to the community. +
Hot meals, food boxes, clothing and hygiene products are available on Monday & Thursday from 2–4 p.m. +
FolkTime is a peer-to-peer socialization and relapse prevention program that focuses on wellness and recovery. Their social programs are created by and for members. All of the sites are operated by members who are in recovery and have stabilized their condition to the point of accepting a leadership role within FolkTime. FolkTime Peer Connection Centers are free and open to anyone over 18, regardless of health care affiliation.
Their '''Peer Connection Center''' in the Portland metro area is, '''Free To Be Me''' , located in Community of Christ Church (unaffiliated), 4837 NE Couch Street, Portland Oregon 97213. ''Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 10 a.m.–2 p.m. (503) 709-2450'' . Their in-person and virtual schedule can be accessed online: ''https://www.folktime.org/socialprograms''
Folk Time offers a number of Peer Support groups. ''https://www.folktime.org/supportgroups''
FolkTime Peer Support Specialists are able to assist individuals as advocates and supports in the community. They also provide Peer Support trainings at their Training and Technical Assistance Center. ''https://www.folktime.org/training'' +
Folk Time - Recovery Support Services +
A global movement that shares free vegan meals with the public to protest war and poverty. +
Free vegan grocery items available Wednesday and Saturday from 4:30–6:30 p.m. at 320 SE 16th Ave, Portland, Oregon 97214.
Free produce every Tuesday at 1 p.m. and Friday at 11 a.m. at 1616 SE 32nd Place, just south of Hawthorne.
Schedules may change. Please check website for updates. +
Medical withdrawal management program within Fora Health, offering 24 detox beds and wraparound care for adults undergoing supervised withdrawal from alcohol or drugs. +
FORA Health runs a detox center, an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment program, men’s and women’s inpatient drug and alcohol treatment programs, mental health treatment, dual diagnosis programs, and provides medications for substance use disorders. FORA health utilizes peer recovery mentors and has family therapy sessions. FOR A accepts most insurance, including Oregon Health Plan CCOs. Some private insurance plans require a referral to FORA.
'''Withdrawal Management (Detox)''' ''https://forahealth.org/withdrawal-management/'' Admission for Fora Health’s Detox is an in person, walk-in process. Individuals arrive by 7:30 a.m. and line up under the tent to the left of the main entrance at 10230 SE Cherry Blossom Drive on Mondays-Saturdays. Withdrawal Management patients are assessed and admitted based on the results of their screening interview combined with their place in line.
It is possible to submit a detox referral form for a client to schedule a date for detox. They do not detox for inhalants. Ambulances are sometimes called to the site to transport patients, in distress, to Portland Adventist Medical Center, which is nearby. The medical staff in the detox is composed of nurse practitioners and psychiatric fellows. When individuals leave detox, they are encouraged to enter the outpatient treatment and are offered two weeks of medical intervention, which is Suboxone. They do not use methadone. Their capacity is 24 people. Detoxing from alcohol typically takes 5-7 days and from opiates 3-4 days.
'''Outpatient Treatment''' ''205 SE 3rd Avenue'' ''Hillsboro, Oregon'' ''https://forahealth.org/outpatient/''
Outpatient drug and alcohol treatment is available at FORA’s SE Portland (Cherry Blossom Drive) and Hillsboro locations. Treatment patients receive between 1 and 8 hours of counseling per week, and telehealth is available.
An applicant can access FORA’s outpatient treatment program by walking in for an assessment Tuesdays from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. or Thursdays from 10:30 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. An assessment, done by one of their four counselors on a first come, first served basis, will take two hours They have a second location office at 205 SE 3rd Ave. Suite 100, Hillsboro, Oregon. Outpatient treatment can last up to a year. Meetings are in person with individual sessions once every two weeks and group sessions weekly. The group sessions can occur, depending on a person’s schedule, any time between 8:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Participants are expected to submit UAs. FORA also has an outpatient DUII diversion program. ''https://forahealth.org/dui/'' .
'''Residential Treatment''' ''https://forahealth.org/residential-treatment/''
Fora Health’s Adult Residential Program accommodates up to 70 adults for the treatment of moderate-to-severe substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders in a structured setting with caring, skilled, 24-hour staff. Our comprehensive services ensure everyone has the tools they need to find hope and healing in recovery. In addition to a full array of medical and psychosocial treatments for substance use disorder, Fora Health provides the following specialty services onsite: Peer Mentors, Family Therapy, Dual Diagnosis Mental Health Therapy, Medication to treat substance use disorder, acupuncture, chiropractic services, and dietary and national services.
The inpatient program lasts 60-90 days. The men’s and women’s sections are separate, and they do not eat together. Parents cannot bring their children to the program. The first month is a blackout stage during which patients can only talk with family members by phone. After that, they can have family visitation every-other- weekend from 1:00- 2:00 p.m. Meeting with family members occur in FORA’s impressive lobby or out on the patio between the two buildings of the program. They accept OHP and other types of medical insurance.
Fora Health Treatment and Recovery - Drug and Alcohol Treatment +
The Forest Grove Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to implementing and facilitating service programs that help alleviate suffering due to poverty in Western Washington County. Their programs serve some of the most vulnerable community members, including unsheltered homeless individuals and families experiencing housing and food insecurity. By providing essential services and support to their neighbours experiencing poverty and homelessness, Forest Grove Foundation works to build a healthier and more compassionate community for all.
Their current initiatives include:
Their '''food program''' prepares and distributes hearty hot meals and shelf-stable snacks to individuals experiencing homelessness in Forest Grove and rural areas in Western Washington County.
Their '''housing and outreach services team''' supports their neighbors experiencing homelessness wherever they are by providing survival supplies, engaging in conversations around resources, and building and prioritizing trusting relationships.
'''Community Service Hub Forest Grove currently lacks the coordinated suite of''' '''programs and services needed to address the community’s growing challenges''' '''related to homelessness. FGF is working to fill this gap by launching a service hub''' '''that will:'''
* Offer peer-centered support for people struggling with poverty, housing, and food insecurity in Western Washington County.
* Work with other community-based organizations to deliver substance use disorder counseling, case management, housing navigation, employment services, and connections to other agencies.
* Help facilitate the journey toward housing, recovery, wellness, and self- sufficiency for their neighbors experiencing homelessness.
* Minimize disruptions to the community through appointment-based services with professional staff who will ensure client needs are met in a secure, safe facility that positively impacts their neighbors and those they serve. +