resource/referral lists

Housing
​Housing Search Assistance Programs
Housing Transitions of Catholic Charities
2740 SE Powell Blvd #6 Portland   503-231-4866  10 am – 5 pm  Mon-Fri
www.catholiccharitiesoregon.org
Assistance looking for permanent housing provided for single women (not parenting).  Daytime drop in center.  Phone use, computer access, employment assistance, voicemail.  Entrance is located in rear lower level of building.
Northwest Pilot Projects
1430 SW Broadway Ste 200, Portland   503-227-5605   www.nwpilotproject.org
Secures permanent housing for homeless seniors (age 55 and older) (with no minor children).  
Low Cost Housing – Washington County
Aloha Park Apartments 
875 SW 185th Ave, Beaverton             503-649-6340
Holly Tree Village Apartments
5335 SW Murray Blvd,  Beaverton     503-644-2744
Marilann Terrace Apartments
21250 SW Alexander St, Beaverton    503-693-6300
Bonita Villa Apartments
14650 SW 76th Ave,  Tigard                503-684-9655
Colonies Apartments
14220  SW 112th Ave, Tigard              503-639-7408
Tarkington Square Apartments
357 N 1st Ave, Hillsboro                      503-648-3494
Amberwood Apartments
1605 SE Maple St, Hillsboro                503-693-6300
 
Online Search Tools
Affordable Housing Online
List of low cost units in Washington County
https://www.co.washington.or.us/Housing/Programs/affordable-housing.cfm
One App
Allows applicants to search and apply to many apts at one time and see where they qualify.
https://oneapp.rentals/
Hud.gov
Online search site for housing that accepts Section 8 vouchers.   www.hud.gov/apps/section8/step2.cfm?state=OR
Housing Connections
Online search tool to find housing in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.
503-802-8562   www.housingconnections.org
​Low-Cost Housing - Portland
Low cost housing and management companies where one can apply for housing
Home Forward of Portland (city housing authority)
135 SW Ash St, Portland.  503-802-8300   www.homeforward.org
Section 8 rent assistance and public housing.  Wait lists open periodically. 
PHC Northwest
5312 NE 148th Ave, Portland.   503-261-1266
Manages a portfolio of HUD-subsidized and non-subsidized affordable properties
Reach Community Development
4150 SW Moody Ave, Portland.  503-231-0682   www.reachcdc.org/properties
Units include single family rental homes, high-density apartment towers, affordable row houses and historic apartment buildings.
Rose Community Development
5215 SE Duke, Portland   503-788-8052   www.rosecdc.org
Outer Southeast neighborhoods.  Units in large apartments, duplexes, multiplexes and single family homes.  Accepts Section 8.
Central City Concern
Apply at 523 NW Everett, Portland.  503-525-8483.  You do not have to be a client of CCC to apply.  Drug-free required with periodic drug screenings done.  Buildings in downtown Portland, North Portland, and Eastside.
Innovative Housing, Inc.
219 NW 2nd Ave, Portland   503-226-4368   www.innovativehousinginc.com
Variety of low-cost units in downtown Portland and Eastside.  Each site managed separately.  Call separately for information.  Accepts Section 8. 
            - The Erickson Fritz Apts  503-224-0177  NW Portland (studio and 1-bedroom)
            - The Magnolia Apt  503-282-1005   NE Portland  (1-bedroom and 2-bedroom)
            - Modern Rich Apts   503-705-2682  NW Portland  (studio)
            - The Clifford  503-232-5460  SE Portland (studio, SROs and 1-bedroom)
            - Broadway Vantage  503-252-3136  NE Portland (1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom)
            - Springtree   503-253-1476  SE Portland  (1-bedroom, 2-bedroom)
            - Musolf Manor  503-223-1547  Downtown Portland, seniors/disabled (studio)
            - Morrison Park   503-221-0466  Downtown Portland, for very low-income (studio)
            - Hewitt Place   503-667-9902  Troutdale  (3-bedroom)
            - Village Square   503-666-9255  Gresham (2-bedroom, 3-bedroom)
            - Garden Park   503-762-2151   Gresham (2-bedroom)
Relay Resources
Wait lists for several apartment complexes.  Applications are made online at:
www.relayresources.org/affordable-housing/live-with-us/
 
 Additional Low-Cost Housing Buildings
Terrace at Mt. Scott Apartments  
10125 SE Bob Schumacher Rd.  503-777-5788
Buckman Heights Apartments  
430 NE 16th Ave                       503-232-4040
St. Francis Park Apartments  
1177 SE Stark St                      503-704-2360
Tenino Terrace Apartments   
2405 SE Umatilla St                 503-234-6785
Miracles Club Apartments   
4150 NE MLK Blvd                   503-688-1334
Collins Club Apartments       
1701 SW Columbia                 503-525-2324
Ridgecrest Timbers Apartments  
8870 N Columbia Blvd            503-286-0102
Alder House Apartments      
523 SW 13th Ave                      503-222-1182
Multnomah Manor Apartments  
9110 NE Hassalo St                 503-253-6351
 
Online Search Tools
Affordable Housing Online
List of low cost units in Portland
https://affordablehousingonline.com/housing-search/Oregon/Portland
One App
Allows applicants to search and apply to many apts at one time and see where they qualify.
https://oneapp.rentals/
Hud.gov
Online search site for housing that accepts Section 8 vouchers.   www.hud.gov/apps/section8/step2.cfm?state=OR
Housing Connections
Online search tool to find housing in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.
503-802-8562   www.housingconnections.org
​Low Cost Housing - Gresham
Innovative Housing, Inc.
219 NW 2nd Ave, Portland   503-226-4368   www.innovativehousinginc.com
Variety of low-cost units.  Apply separately to each building.  Accepts Section 8. 
- Hewitt Place   503-667-9902  Troutdale  (3-bedroom)
                        - Village Square   503-666-9255  Gresham (2-bedroom, 3-bedroom)
                        - Garden Park   503-762-2151   Gresham (2-bedroom)
East Fair Terrace
                500 NW Division St, Gresham     503-661-3001
Aldercrest Apartments
                21900 SE Alder Dr, Gresham       503-666-5705
Berry Ridge Apartments
                2711 W. Powell Blvd, Gresham  503-465-1844
Hap Willow Tree
                311 ME Division St, Gresham      503-328-8980
Gresham Station Apartments
                1957 NW Florence Ave, Gresham             503-491-0794
Village Square Apartments
                1625 SE Roberts Dr, Gresham     503-666-9255
Bristol Woods Apartments
                1201 NE 8th St, Gresham               503-666-4717
 
Online Search Tools
Affordable Housing Online
List of low cost units in Gresham
https://affordablehousingonline.com/housing-search/Oregon/Gresham
One App
Allows applicants to search and apply to many apts at one time and see where they qualify.
https://oneapp.rentals/
Hud.gov
Online search site for housing that accepts Section 8 vouchers.   www.hud.gov/apps/section8/step2.cfm?state=OR
Housing Connections
Online search tool to find housing in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.
503-802-8562   www.housingconnections.org
Low Cost Housing – Clackamas County
Seneca Terrace Apartments
11802 SE Fuller Rd, Milwaukie           503-594-2128
Willamalane Apartments
4707 SE Boardman Ave, Milwaukie    503-659-0638
Fox Pointe Apartments
4616 SE Roethe Rd, Milwaukie           503-607-8222
Cascade Meadows Apartments       
10005 SE Bell Ave, Milwaukie            503-775-5604
Lake Crest Apartments
8106 SE Lake Rd, Milwaukie               503-654-0477
Sandy Vista Apartments
40747 SE Hwy 26, Sandy                     503-668-3003
Cedar Park Gardens
39451 McCormick Dr, Sandy              503-826-8187
Holiday Garden Sandy Apartments
39665 Evans St, Sandy                        503-668-4642
Oregon City Terrace Apartments
600 May St, Oregon City                     503-655-2747
Kingsberry Heights Apartments
14290 Marjorie Ln,  Oregon City        503-656-5258
Rosewood Terrace
235 Pearl St, Oregon City                    503-650-0971
Cascade House Apartments
1555 S Ivory St, Canby                        503-266-6320
Greenbriar Apartments
250 S Locust St, Canby                        503-266-5638
Carriage Court Apartments
701 NW 5th Circle, Canby                    503-266-2332
Canby Village Apartments
488 NW 6th Ave, Canby                       503-266-4434
Town Center Station Apartments
8719 SE Monterrey Ave,  Hpy Valley   503-654-0499
Acadia Greens Apartments
8370 SE Causey Ave,  Happy Valley    503-974-9535
Molalla Gardens Apartments
180 Fenton Ave, Molalla                    503-829-7206
The Greens at Rigings Apartments
511 Ridings Ave, Molalla                    503-829-7031
Terrace View Apartments
6685 SW Sagert St, Tualatin               503-692-0290
River Glen Apartments
1055 Risley Ave, Gladstone                 503-656-7863
 
Online Search Tools
Affordable Housing Online
List of low cost units in Clackamas County
https://affordablehousingonline.com/housing-search/Oregon/Clackamas-County
One App
Allows applicants to search and apply to many apts at one time and see where they qualify.
https://oneapp.rentals/
Hud.gov
Online search site for housing that accepts Section 8 vouchers.   www.hud.gov/apps/section8/step2.cfm?state=OR
Housing Connections
Online search tool to find housing in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.
503-802-8562   www.housingconnections.org
Transitional Housing Programs
Temporary communal housing; Staffed; Often offers help to find permanent housing.
 
Bradley-Angle House
503-289-6869  
Long term housing and supportive services for women and families, including referrals to community resources and educational opportunities.  Phone screening first. 
 
Transition Projects Inc (TPI)
650 SW Irving St, Portland 
503-280-4700  or 503-823-4930
Transitional housing programs for single men and women, can stay up 4-11 months.  Inquire at day center (often 3-4 month waitlist).  
 
Portland Rescue Mission Connect Program
111 W. Burnside St, Portland, 503-906-7690
3 month transitional housing for clean/sober men and women.
 
Salvation Army Harbor Lights
6855 NE 82nd Avenue,  Portland   971-230-5300
Residential program for men struggling with substance abuse.  The program uses a 12 step model with a work therapy component. 
 
Safe Harbor Self Sufficiency Program
30 SW 2nd Avenue, Portland, 971-202-5359
12 month transitional housing for clean/sober women. Must have completed treatment or be served by a case management program.
Cost is $395 a month.
 
My Father’s House in Gresham 
(503) 492-3046
www.familyshelter.org
Transitional housing for homeless families in self-contained units. Offers skills training and case management.
 
Veterans Emergency Transitional Shelter
(Salvation Army)
14825 SW Farmington Rd, Beaverton  
503-239-1259   www.tsacascade.org
9 month transitional housing for veteran men, women and families. Info meeting every Wed at 9 am.
Rent Well Classes
A Rent Well class provides a future tenant with useful skills such as budgeting, landlord communication strategies, tenant rights, etc. Each class lasts several weeks, totaling 15-18 hours, and provides a certificate of completion.  Having the certificate often gives an applicant an edge over other applicants and landlords sometimes get financial incentives for accepting Rent Well graduates.  Some agencies provide Rent Well classes to their clients, but two locations that offer classes to the general public are listed below:  

Lifeability
503-941-0126. Cost is $50. Call to register.

Human Solutions 
503-548-0200.  Offered each month for free.  Call to be placed on the lottery between the 1st and 20 of each month.  Names are drawn for the next month’s class.  

Community Action
503.640.3263. Washington County
Additional Housing Options
 
RAP Housing (Recovery Association Program):
            Houses around Portland – roommates, some structure.
            Michelle 503-522-8650
            (Or Jennifer 503-919-6523 for a specific home that has openings as of Aug 2016)
            Requirements: 
                        Clean/Sober (do a drug test upon move-in)
                        $410 a month
                                    Can have children at no extra cost
                        Attend 2 support meetings a week
                        Participate in chores
                        Initial 30 days – curfew at 10 pm
            Can stay up to 2 years
            Interviews on Tuesdays at 6 pm
 
Domestic Violence Assistance:
            Call Women’s crisis line for shelters or hotel vouchers.
            Obtain a DV Grant via DHS or at Gateway Center (1-305 E. Burnside).
                        If fleeing DV and children in your custody at least 50% of the time.
                        $1200 for relocation costs (hotel, moving into new housing, etc).
 
NW Pilot Projects.  Age 55 and over. 503-227-5605.
 
Cascadia Street Outreach.  Referral line 8-10 am.  503-200-8517. 
Alisa Fowler 503-922-9048
 
TPI Clark Center.  Jack.  503-280-4772.  Only occasional – criteria: clean/sober, low barrier to getting housing on own or with PRLCS (ie, has an income, no felonies, and can complete housing search process fairly easily), TB card.
 
Central City Concern Housing office.   523 NW Everett Street
 Phone:  503-525-8483.  Several sites.  http://www.centralcityconcern.org/services/housing/accessing-housing/

Legal/Government Services
General Legal Help
Legal Aid Services – 520 SW 6th Ave Ste700
503-224-4086   www.oregonlawhelp.org
Oregon State Bar Association –
800-452-8260 www.osbar.org
Multnomah Law Library –
1021 SW 4th Avenue Room 422. 
503-988-3394.  www.multlawlib.org
 
Criminal Law
Mult County Circuit Court  –
421 SW 5th Ave   503-988-3957
www.courts.oregon.gov/multnomah
Mult County Probation and Parole –
Downtown: 421 SW 5th Ave 503-988-3747
Mid-County: 1415 SE 122nd Ave 503-988-3190
Gresham: 495 NE Beech  503-988-3802
Metro Public Defenders –
630 SW 5th Ave ste 500
503-225-9100   www.mpdlaw.com
Project Clean Slate / Project Second Chance
4300 NE Fremont St.  503-594-7198
www.projectsecondchance.us
Transition Services Unit (TSU) of
Mult Co Probation and Parole –
421 SW 5th Avenue 503-988-3081
 
Family Law
Family Court Services – 1021 SW 4th Ave   
503-988-3189    www.multco.us/dcj/fcs
St. Andrew Legal Clinic – 807 NE Alberta St.
503-281-1500   www.salcgroup.org
Assists with issues related to child custody, adoption, protection orders, guardianship, and spousal support.
 
Victim Assistance
Victim Connect Program of the
National Ctr for Victims of Crime
855-484-2846
Gateway Center -  10305 E. Burnside St
503-988-6400 Assists victims of domestic violence.
Social Security

Applying for Social Security
Social Security Benefits are for the elderly or those with physical or mental disabilities.  Apply online at www.ssa.gov or call 800-772-1213 or visit any Social Security office.  The downtown office is located at 1538 SW Yamhill.
 
For Application assistance:
Central City Concern’s BEST Team
727 W. Burnside St
503-228-4533
(must first become a patient of Old Town Clinic, then be referred to the BEST Team)
Karen Stolzberg, attorney
503-251-0707
George Wall, attorney
503-236-0068
 
Note: Programs and attorneys are often paid by collecting 25% of the back-pay the applicant receives.  This is a one-time payment and is not taken from the applicant’s monthly check.  If the applicant is denied, attorneys collect nothing.
Immigration Assistance

​Lutheran Community Services Northwest - Immigration Counseling and Advocacy Program (Portland Office)
Areas of legal assistance:
Adjustment of Status, Asylum applications, Consular Processing, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Employment authorization, Employment-based immigrant and non-immigrant petitions, Family-based petitions, Naturalization/Citizenship, Removal hearings, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, T visas, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), U visas.
Types of legal assistance:
Help completing forms, Filings with USCIS, Representation at Asylum Interviews, Representation before the Immigration Court, Representation before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
Location:
605 SE Cesar E Chavez Blvd, Portland, OR 97214
Contact:
(503) 231-7480, http://www.lcsnw.org/portland/icap.html
 
Catholic Charities of Portland - Immigration Legal Services (Portland Office)
Areas of legal assistance:
Adjustment of Status, Asylum applications, Consular Processing, Employment authorization, Family-based petitions, NACARA, Naturalization/Citizenship, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, T visas, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), U visas,
Types of legal assistance:
Help completing forms, Filings with USCIS, Representation at Asylum Interview, Representation before the Immigration Court, Representation before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
Location:
2740 S.E. Powell Blvd, Suite 2, Portland, OR 97202
Contact:
(503) 231-4866, http://www.catholiccharitiesoregon.org , info@catholiccharitiesoregon.org
 
Immigration Counseling Service (Portland Office)
Areas of legal assistance:
Adjustment of Status, Asylum applications, Consular Processing, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Employment authorization, Family-based petitions, NACARA, Naturalization/Citizenship, Removal hearings, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, T visas, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), U visas, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions
Types of legal assistance:
Help completing forms, Filings with USCIS, Representation at Asylum Interviews, Representation before the Immigration Court, Representation before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
Location:
519 S.W. Park Ave, Suite 610, Portland, OR 97205
Contact:
(503) 221-1689, http://www.ics-law.org
Employment
Goodwill Job Connections:
1943 SE 6th Avenue.
503-239-1734.
Provide job placement in the community.  Stop in to meet with a jobs coach  Mon-Fri 9am-4pm.
 
Vocational Rehab Division:
3945 SE Powell Blvd.
971-673-2555.
Skills training and job placement for people with disabilities.  New client Orientation 1:30 pm on Tuesdays.
 
Relay Resources
Job placement in areas such as janitorial, landscaping, warehousing and maintenance.
503-261-1266
www.relayresources.org
 
Worksource
Provides job referrals and career guidance.
30 N. Webster , Ste E;  503-280-6046
7915 SE Foster, Ste 104;   503-669-7112
19421 SE Stark, Gresham;  503-669-7112
 
Day Labor
General Labor: 10214 SW Park Way
(503) 292-2882
Labor Works: 4328 SE 82nd Ave, Ste 2000
(503) 328-2230
People Ready: 2718 SW Kelly Ave, Ste B (503) 220-8283
8776 NE Sandy Blvd   (503) 253-9918
​St Johns Center for Opportunity.
St. Johns Center for Opportunity (8160 N Jersey St., Portland, OR, (503) 897-0862, http://www.stjohnsopportunity.org/)
Offers virtual job coaching in English and Spanish by appointment (http://www.stjohnsopportunity.org/job-coaching)
Offers social media support and technical assistance for new small businesses and nonprofits (http://www.stjohnsopportunity.org/small-business-support)
​Oregon Small Business Development Center (SBDC).
The organization offers a variety of services to current and aspiring business owners, services include mentoring, business plan development and training.
https://oregonsbdc.org/ 
Miscellaneous Resources
Services Available During Corona Virus
 
SHELTERS:
C(3)PO Outdoor tent communities in SE Portland and Downtown. Includes meals, bathrooms, showers, phone charging.   To apply, go to: https://tinyurl.com/c3pointake  or Street Roots (M/W/F 9am-11am) 211 NW Davis St.   
City Team Ministries (men)  526 SE Grand Ave.  503-231-9334. $5 a night (incl meal).  Arrive by 5:45 for bed access.
Portland Rescue Mission (men) 111 W. Burnside St.  503-906-7690.  Arrive by 5:45 for bed access.
Do Good Multnomah (male veterans) Rose City Park Methodist Church, 5830 NE Alameda St. Call 503-490-7298.
Portsmouth Church (men and women) 4775 N Lombard Ave.  8pm-7am. Call 503-490-0285 for referral. 
Porchlight Shelter (youth aged 18-24)  1635 SW Alder St.  Show up or call 503-432-3986.
Family Shelters  Call 211 for a referral.
 
DAY SERVICES:
TPI’s Day Center 650 NW Irving. 503-280-4700. Day Ctr 8am-4pm. Showers, laundry, restrooms, mail.
Rose Haven (women)  627 NW 18th. M-F 9am-12pm. Sidewalk - food, clothing, hygiene, outdoor supplies.
Street Roots 211 NW Davis. M-Sat 9-11am. Restrooms, computers, coffee.
St Francis  330 SW 11th. M-F 10:30am-12pm Showers.
Operation Nightwatch  1432 SW 13th Ave. Sidewalk Services 7-9pm Thurs-Sat 7-11pm.
NAFY (youth aged 16-24) 314 SW 9th Ave 503-432-3986
Outside In (youth aged 16-24) 1132 SW 13th Ave  503-535-3860
First Christian Church 1314 SW Park. Showers available after the Clay Street lunch meal on Tuesdays.
JOIN 1435 NE 81st.  Sidewalk services M/W/F 12-2pm.
 
Food:
Blanchet House  340 NW Glisan St, Portland. 503-226-3911. To-go meals at the door.  6:30 am Breakfast; 11:30 am Lunch; 5 pm Dinner. 
Clay Street Table   To-go bags in the South Park Blocks across from First Christian Church 1314 SW Park.
8:30am Sat Breakfast;   12:30pm M-F Lunch
Sisters of the Road  133 NW 6th Ave.  M-F  10am-2pm. Served at the door or only to limited numbers at a time.
Union Gospel To-go meals. M/T/Th 7am, W/F 6:30am, T-F 2pm and 8pm, Sat 2pm.
St. Francis  To-go meals. To-go meals M-F 10:30am and 5pm.
SNAP Benefits (food stamps)  Call 503-320-6658 or 503-928-9689. Or email SNAP@multco.us
 
HEALTH CLINICS:
Multnomah County Health Clinics  Care for current patients only, but dental services and limited services for new patients at the East County Clinic (600 NE 8th, Gresham). Call 503-988-5558 for more information.
CCC Old Town Clinic   727 W. Burnside.  For current patients.
CCC Blackburn Clinic  12121 E. Burnside.  7:45am-2:30pm for new patients.
Outside In Clinic   1132 SW 13th Ave.  503-535-3800.

Public Restrooms:                                                            
NW Couch and NW 8th            SW Ash and SW Naito Pkwy               
NW 5th and NW Glisan            SW Columbia and SW Park    
NW Johnson and NW 11th     TPI Courtyard M-F 8am-4pm             
SW Taylor and SE 9th              Street Roots M-Sat 9-11am
Waterfront under Hawthorne Bridge
Showers & Laundry
 
TPI’s Day Center
650 NW Irving St   503-280-4700
Mon-Fri 7am-7pm; Sat-Sun 8am-4pm
TPI’s day center offers showers and laundry access, as well as clothing, mail service, haircuts, ID assistance, Tri-Met tickets, shelter reservations, wait lists for transitional housing
 
JOIN’s Day Ctr
1435 NE 81st Ave  503-232-2031
Laundry vouchers and showers
 
St. Francis Dining Hall
330 SE 11th Ave  503-234-2028
Showers on Mon and Thurs
women 11am-12pm men 1:30-4pm
 
Harbor of Hope’s Shower Truck
Mon-Thurs 9:30-3:30
Mon: 1131 SE Oak St
Tues/Wed: 407 SE Ivon
Thurs: 9715 SE Powell
 
Friendly House
1737 NW 26th Ave  503-224-2640
Showers on Fri nights 6-9:30pm
 
Mt. Scott Community Center
5530 SE 72rd Ave  503-823-3183
Shower vouchers provided by Sanctuary Presbyterian Church across the street.
 
City of Gresham Mobile Shower
First Baptist Church of Gresham
     224 Powell Blvd Mondays 2pm
St. Henry Catholic Church
     346 NW 1st Avenue Tuesdays 1pm
Trimet Reduced Fare Programs
Half the cost of standard adult fare and reduced monthly passes
Honored Citizen -  For riders who are:
  • Low income 
  • Below double the poverty line.  (Approx. $2000 a month for a single adult.)
  • Or receive OHP, SNAP or TANF benefits. (Must show proof of income.)
  • Age 65+ and/or 
  • Receive Medicare and/or Disabled (disability must be verifiable by a doctor) 
Apply: Go to the TriMet Ticket Office at 701 SW 6th Avenue or call 503-962-2455 or visit www.trimet.org/fares/hc-card

Low Income -  For riders who are:
  • Low income 
  • Below double the poverty line.  (Approx. $2000 a month for a single adult.)
  • Or receive OHP, SNAP or TANF benefits. (Must show proof of income.)
  • Under age 65 and not disabled
Apply: Visit www.trimet.org/lowincome or call 503-238-7433 or Go to the offices of Worksource, IRCO or Southeast Works
Community Warehouse is a local, nonprofit furniture bank that collects and redistributes donated household goods and furnishings to neighbors in need.
 
Call 971-235-8786 or email jasmine@communitywarehouse.org for more information and to schedule your appointment. 
Items available include: mattresses, kitchen table and chairs, armchairs, sofas, desks, dressers, shelves, lamps, clocks, linens, dishes, pots/pans, and more…
They prefer you be referred from a designated referral agency. But if you do not have an agency, ask to speak with the in-house case manager who may be able to assist you in obtaining an appointment. 
Cost is $50. 
Bring your own truck and people to help you load the items.  Or delivery is available for $200.
 
3969 NE MLK Blvd
971-235-8789
Monday-Friday 10 am – 4 pm
Free Phone
If you receive gov’t funding, such as SSI, food stamps, TANF or OHP, you may be eligible for a free phone that includes 350-500 minutes and unlimited texts.
 
Apply at lifeline.oregon.gov and click on “I want free Lifeline service” or you may mail in an application that can be printed from the website or this web address: www.puc.state.or.us/rspf/otapappnpf.pdf.
If you don’t have internet access, you can Call Lifeline at 800-848-4442 to have an application mailed to you.  After you’ve applied and been approved, a phone will then be mailed to you.
 
Note: When you apply, you will need to provide an address where the phone may be mailed, but you cannot use an address that has already been used by another customer.  If you use a multiple-person mailing address, such as TPI or a shelter, you will need to complete a Household Worksheet along with your application. Call the Oregon’s Lifeline Administration at (800) 848-4442 to have that form emailed or mailed to you.  Then mail in that form along with a printed application (see above) to Oregon Public Utility Commission PO Box 1088, Salem, OR 97308-1088 or fax to 877-567-1977. 
Older Adults
Resources for Clackamas Seniors: ​​https://www.clackamas.us/socialservices/seniorresources.html
LGBTQ
​Q CENTER provides safe spaces, community building and empowerment for the positive transformation of LGBTQ2SIA+ communities and allies in the Pacific Northwest. https://www.pdxqcenter.org/​

​Brethren Mennonite Council for LGBT Interests​ Connecting Families is a support network of Brethren and Mennonite persons committed to providing mutual support for families with gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or intersex members. https://www.bmclgbt.org/connecting-families​
Mental Health
​A New Day Counseling Center which is part of Western Seminary. They work with adolescents and adults with student trainees
and licensed therapists. The students fee is $20. Their phone number is: 503 517-1895. You can check out their website at: www.anewdaycounseling.org.They do not work with insurance but provide “superbills’ for insurance purposes. They are at 1511 SE Hawthorne Blvd.

Dougy Center, main location on SE 52nd in Portland. National model providing peer support to children and youth experiencing significant loss, usually the death of a family member. https://www.dougy.org/