Business:

Albina Human Resources Multi-Service Center

Address:

30 N Webster, Suite C

Portland    OR ,   97217

Phone 1:

(503) 280-6904

Phone 2:

(503) 285-0493

Additional Information:

Fax: (503) 280-6015

State Multi-Service center. Rental Listings. Emergency Shelter Referrals. No walk-ins, all referrals by telephone.

HOURS: 8:30am - 5pm , Mon - Fri. Closed 12p-1p

FEES: None.

DISABILITY ACCESS: Wheelchair accessible.

LANGUAGES: Bilingual interpretation by arrangement.

Business:

City Team Ministries

Address 1:

526 SE Grand Avenue

Address 2:

PO Box 3836

Portland    OR ,   97214

Phone 1:

(503) 231-9334

Phone 2:

(503) 231-8894 (fax)

Email:

ptpeniel@aol.com

Additional Information:

OVERNIGHT EMERGENCY AND LONG TERM RESIDENTIAL SHELTER. CHRISTIAN MISSION HOMELESS SHELTER. WILL ACCEPT ALCOHOL / DRUG REHAB. DROP-IN

SHELTER FOR HOMELESS. LUNCH AT 12N. EMERGENCY SHELTER FOR 50 MEN. SHOWERS AVAILABLE FROM 11:30A-3:00P, $1.00.

HOURS: OFFICE: Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm

FEES: Showers $1.00

DISABILITY ACCESS: WHEELCHAIR VARIES-CALL. NO TTY

Business:

Friendship Unlimited

Address:

1819 SE Ladd

Portland    OR ,   97214

Phone 1:

(503) 239-0983

Phone 2:

(503) 674-5005

Additional Information:

EMERGENCY SHELTER, FOOD AND CLOTHING FOR WOMEN WISHING TO CHANGE THEIR LIVES. INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING AND SUPPORT. REFERRAL TO COMMUNITY RESOURCES. PROGRAM OFFERED FOR PERIOD OF 1 YEAR. ACCEPTING WOMEN WITH 1-2 CHILDREN. WEEKLY 12 STEP RECOVERY GROUP MEETING.

HOURS; Varies

FEES; Varies-call.

DISABILITY ACCESS; INACCESSIBLE TO WHEELCHAIR

LANGUAGES; English and SPANISH

Business:

Human Solutions, Inc.

Address:

2900 SE 122nd Ave

Portland    OR ,   97236

Phone 1:

(503) 988-5201

Phone 2:

(503) 988-5202

Website:

www.humansolutions.org

Email:

kfunktracy@humansolutions.org

Additional Information:

PROGRAM/ELIGIBILITY: Transitional and affordable housing and housing related services, skill development and family support services for low-income and homeless families in East Multnomah County . Advocacy, clothing, I&R, energy assistance, case management for established clients, transitional and affordable housing, life skills and pre-employment workshops/classes, introductory computer classes and lab, individual development accounts *, and money management classes. Partner with FamilyWorks, Eastwind Center , agencies to provide family center resources, YWCA for domestic violence support groups and MHCC for ESL classes for Spanish speaking.

HOURS: 8:am - 5pm , M-F

FEES/PAYMENT SOURCE: There are no fees.

LANGUAGES: Services are available in Spanish and Russian.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Recommend that you call 503-988-5201 to see if resources are currently available.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: Tri-Met #25, 82, 87, and MAX

Business:

Jean's Place

Address:

18 NE 11th Ave

Portland    OR ,   97232

Phone 1:

(503) 823-4926 (Jean's Place)

Phone 2:

(503) 823-4930 (Intake)

Website:

www.tprojects.org

Email:

tpi@tprojects.org

Additional Information:

SERVICES: Jean's Place is a program of Transition Projects, Inc. Jean's Place provides shelter and transitional housing for homeless single women ages 18 and over. Resident cannot use drugs or be under the influence during participation in program.

ELIGIBILITY:

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Apply for Jean's Place waiting list at TPI's Community Service Center , (503) 823-4930. Waiting list is currently 3-4 weeks. Must call in once every seven days to stay on waitlist.

HOURS:

FEES: No fee for services

DISABILITY ACCESS: Elevator available.

LANGUAGES:

This information is kept current by Fern Elledge

Business:

Neighborhood House Inc

Address:

7780 SW Capitol Hwy

Portland    OR ,   97219

Phone 1:

(503) 246-1663

Phone 2:

(503) 245-2819 (fax)

Email:

jrenz@neighborhoodhouse-pdx.org

Additional Information:

SERVICES: Comprehensive family services include advocacy and information and referral, case management and transitional housing for homeless families. Rental assistance, energy assistance. School supplies, school shoes vouchers.

ELIGIBILITY:

FEES:

HOURS: 8:30am - 4:30pm , Mon - Fri

LANGUAGES:

DISABILITY ACCESS: Wheelchair access. No TTY.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:

This information is kept current by Jeff Renz.

Business:

Portland Impact Family and Youth Center

Address:

4707 SE Hawthorne Blvd.

Portland    OR ,   97215

Phone 1:

(503) 988-6000 (Service/Intake)

Phone 2:

(503) 988-6099 (FAX)

Website:

www.portlandimpact.org

Email:

pii@portlandimpact.org

Additional Information:

PORTLAND IMPACT FAMILY AND YOUTH CENTER

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Willamette River to 82nd Avenue and Burnside South to the Multnomah/Clackamas County Line

SERVICE ACCESS: Information and Referral Services, Rent Assistance, Utilities Assistance, Short-term Intervention and Food boxes.

HOMELESS FAMILY PROGRAM: 1)Intensive Residential Program 2)Transitional Housing and 3)Case Management and Advocacy

YOUTH AND PARENT-CHILD PROGRAM: Parent-child development activities, Family Advocacy and Case Management , Parent Education and Support , Youth Peer Support Groups, Juvenile Community Service and Restitution, and Tutoring/Mentoring.

STUDENT ATTENDANCE INITIATIVE: Educational and School Attendance Assistance, Family Advocacy and Case Management, and Parent Education and Support

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT DEPARTMENT: Volunteer recruitment and placement, Community Schools Program: S.U.N. (Schools Uniting Neighborhoods)at Buckman & Woodmere, and Franklin Caring Community

LANGUAGES: Spanish, Russian, Chinese, ASL, and Dutch (Interpretation services for all other languages is available upon request)

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Call or drop-in.

HOURS: 9am-8pm (Monday through Thursday) 8-5 (Friday)

DISABILITY ACCESS: Wheelchair accessible.

Business:

Portland Rescue Mission

Address 1:

111 W Burnside

Address 2:

PO Box 3713

Portland    OR ,   97208

Phone 1:

(503) 227-0421

Phone 2:

(503) 227-1126

Additional Information:

SERVICES: Homeless shelter for adult males. Beds are assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis and are available to each individual for a seven night stay. Extensions may be given for employment reasons.

Other support services are available to men, women, and children, including the following; showers, clothing, toiletries, breakfast, dinner, and chapel services. The schedule for these services is posted at the shelter.

Residential Drug Abuse Treatment Program: 12-18 month residential drug abuse treatment program for men. Includes drug & alcohol treatment, group therapy, education center, and chapel services.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Extensive intake procedure, call for information.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Self-referral. Beds are assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis beginning at 6:00 pm .

LANGUAGES: English and limited Spanish.

HOURS: Shelter is active 24 hours a day, with bed assignments beginning at 6:00 pm. Office hours are 8am - 7pm .

FEES: No fee for service.

DISABILITY ACCESS: Inaccessible to wheelchair and crutches. No TTY.

Business:

Roosevelt Family Resource Center

Address:

6941 N Central Street

Portland    OR ,   97203

Phone 1:

(503) 248-3909

Phone 2:

(503) 306-5907

Email:

Michael.E.Sorensen@CO.Multnomah.OR.US

Additional Information:

SERVICES: Families with emergency needs including advocacy, emergency housing information, information and referral, employment and connection to other services in the North Portland Area.

ELIGIBILITY: Potential clients must be willing to agree to a case management plan for some services, information and referral is free. Potential clients must have I.D. for all household members to access some services beyond a one week time period.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Call or stop into the resource center (enter on the North East corner of the Roosevelt High School building entrance off of Ida St.) and ask to speak with a case manager or referral specialist.

HOURS: M-F 8:30am-4:30pm with exceptions.

FEES: None

LANGUAGES: On site speakers of Spanish and American Sign Language. Access to interpretation for other languages is possible with prior arrangement.

Counties-Served: Multnomah. Any individual or family will be served regardless of residence or lack thereof with some possible exceptions

Business:

Salvation Army - Metro Family

Address:

1712 NE Sandy Blvd

Portland    OR ,   97232

Phone 1:

(503) 239-1226

Phone 2:

(503) 231-1839 (fax)

Additional Information:

EMERGENCY FOOD-3 DAY SUPPLY. LIMITED MEDICATION ASSISTANCE. SHORT-TERM COUNSELING. SEASONAL PROGRAMS-CHRISTMAS BUREAU. OREGON HEAT. LIMITED TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE, GAS MONEY FOR VERIFIABLE MEDICAL APPTS. ONLY. LIFE SKILLS CLASSES IN NUTRITION, BUDGETING, HOUSEKEEPING AND SHOPPING. ENERGY ASSISTANCE, PGE CUSTOMERS ONLY.

HOURS: M-F,9A-11A &1P-3P

FEES: NONE

DISABILITY ACCESS: WHEELCHAIR. NO TTY.

LANGUAGES: NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING NEED OWN INTERPR

Business:

Shepherds Door Family Shelter

Address:

13207 NE Halsey

Portland    OR ,   97230

Phone 1:

(503) 256-2353

Phone 2:

(503) 256-2557 (fax)

Additional Information:

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR SINGLE WOMEN AND WOMEN WITH CHILDREN, 30 DAY BLACKOUT WITH EVALUATION TO CONTINUE PROGRAM. CLOTHING, MEALS, SHELTER PROVIDED. WELL ROUNDED PROGRAM WITH LIFE SKILLS TRAINING, COUNSELING AND JOB TRAINING. CAN ACCOMMODATE 5 WOMEN AND 5 CHILDREN.

HOURS: 24 HOUR PROGRAM. OFFICE HOURS ARE M-F 9A-6P

FEES: NONE

DIS

Business:

Transition Projects

Address:

475 NW Glisan

Portland    OR ,   97209-3713

Phone 1:

(503) 823-4930 (Intake)

Phone 2:

(503) 823-4940 (Fax)

Website:

www.tprojects.org

Email:

tpi@tprojects.org

Additional Information:

PROGRAM/ELIGIBILITY: Provide transitional shelter for men and women. Couples must seperate. Clients receive access to shelter, case management, food, clothing, laundry service, housing resources, and employment services. Residents must be alcohol and drug free and are subject to breathalyzer and urinalysis testing. Shelter is available 2-3 months for men and up to 11 months for women, given cooperation with the case manager and shelter rules.

Mailing addresses, phone messages, help acquiring ID, food box vouchers, access to showers and clothing room, hair cut coupons and general information are also available through the Transition Projects' Community Service Center at the same location. Rent and Deposit assistance is available to singles and couples with no children, if the person has an income or is in subsidized housing and meets certain criteria. Call for further screening information. Services are available to homeless and low-income persons in Multnomah County .

Screen for Glisan Street Shelter, Clark Center and Jeans Place ; must have current TB card.

This information is kept current by Fern Elledge.

Fees and Forms of Payment:
Free

Near a bus route:
  8
  14
  56
  96
  MAX

Provides services in alternate Laungauges
  Spanish

Business Hours:   8:30AM - Noon , 1:00 - 4:30 PM , Mon - Fri

Application Procedures:  Self-referral. Intake workers at the Community Service Center will meet with each applicant to determine eligibility. Waiting list established when shelters are full.

Business:

Volunteers of America Oregon

Address:

537 SE Alder

Portland    OR ,   97214

Phone 1:

(503) 235-8655 (Reception)

Phone 2:

(503) 232-6562 (24-hr shelter)

Website:

www.voaor.org

Email:

MBeemer@voaor.org

Additional Information:

(503) 239-7944 Service / Intake (Vehicle Donations)

OVERVIEW: Operate social service programs in the Portland area for persons who are low-income, including an early intervention program for "at-risk" parents of children ages 6 weeks to 5 years, an intensive parenting class, and adult day care sites. Also administer the Family Center -- an emergency, confidential shelter for women and children, both for homelessness and domestic violence.

DISABILITY ACCESS: Wheelchair access at both adult day care sites; call for information regarding other sites.

CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES: Child care center with a sliding fee scale for children, ages 6 weeks - 6 years, of working parents. Early intervention program for families whose children are at-risk of abuse and neglect (see Family Support Services). Emergency shelter for homeless women and their children.

SENIOR SERVICES: Senior care day services in Southeast and Northeast Portland for older adults with disabilities, memory loss, and/or confusions. Clackamas County residents can be served at the Southeast center, 232-4117.

EMERGENCY SHELTER SERVICES: Emergency shelter & residential services for women with children, including but not limited to victims of domestic violence. No boys over age 12. Confidential location. Support services include domestic violence information and support, transitional housing, life skills education, and a children's program.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Call for information or a telephone screening, if space is available. HOURS: 24 hour phone line (503) 232-6562. No fees for emergency services.

FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES: The Family Nursery provides respite for "at-risk" parents. Children, ages 6 weeks to 5 years old, attend "class" two mornings a week from 9:00am - 12:00pm . The Nursery also offers case management services, home visits, and parent coaching.

Families Together is an intensive 20 week parenting class. Each class has a lab time for the first two hours where parents practice new skills with their children with staff coaching. A large group session is then held where the parents learn anger management, behavior management, child development, and self care/self esteem. Parents meet one-on-one with a Family Interventionist, as well.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Call for information or intake appointment.

FEES: No fees for emergency shelter for family parenting classes. Senior care day services accept Medicaid, private pay, and insurance. Fee for child care on a sliding fee scale.

HOURS: 8:00am - 5:00pm , Monday - Friday. 24 hour phone line for women's emergency shelter.

Business:

West Womens & Childrens Shelter

Address 1:

2010 NW Kearney

Address 2:

Po Box 2398

Portland    OR ,   97209

Phone 1:

(503) 224-7718 (24-hrs)

Phone 2:

(503) 239-1273 (Fax)

Additional Information:

This program is operated by the Salvation Army

SERVICES: Emergency and transitional housing for women and children (boys up to 12 years only). Meals available. Clothing available, Monday 1:00pm - 4:00pm . Information and referral regarding domestic violence and support group resources.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE: Self agency referral. Call fo rinformation or intake interview. Screening for domestic violence shelter 24 hours a day. Screening for homelessness shelter betwenn 7:00am - 3:30pm . Clients must be "clean and sober" prior t entry.

HOURS: 7:00am - 3:30pm , M-F. 24-hour response line to screen for domestic violence shelter.

DISABILITY ACCESS: Full wheelchair access.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESS: Tri-Met #17, 77. Transportation provided by Portlands Womens Crisis Line for those needing shelter due to domestic violence.

Business:

Works Program

Address:

709 NW Everett

Portland    OR ,   97209

Phone 1:

(503) 226-7387

Phone 2:

(503) 294-1681

Additional Information:

RESIDENTIAL CASE-MANAGED JOB SEARCH PROGRAM. PROVIDES CO-ED ALCOHOL AND DRUG-
FREE COMMUNITY RESIDENCE FOR SINGLE ADULTS SEEKING FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT.
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELING, PREPARATION AND REFERRALS. SAVINGS INCENTIVE PROGRAM,
VOICE MAIL, FAX, COMPUTERS, PHONES, PEER SUPPORT GROUPS.

Business:

YWCA of Greater Portland

Address:

1111 SW 10th Avenue

Portland    OR ,   97205

Phone 1:

(503) 294-7400

Phone 2:

(503) 294-7399 (fax)

Email:

kc@ywca-pdx.com

Additional Information:

SERVICES: Include shelter and other services to women and children escaping domestic violence; low-cost counseling to women; residential services for women offenders returning to community; mentoring, tutoring and services to children in homeless families; health and fitness programs for all ages and incomes; emergency shelter, services to pregnant and parenting teen women; after-school leadership program for as-risk 4th and 5th grade girls; service centers for seniors; support program for grandparents raising grandchildren; support for survivors of breast cancer; shelters for homeless families; summer camp facility.

ELIGIBILITY: No restrictions

APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Call 503-294-7440

HOURS: Flexible

FEES: Sliding fee scale.

LANGUAGES: English; others may be available

DISABILITIES ACCESS: Most centers fully accessible.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESS: Most centers near or on bus stops.

LOCATIONS: Downtown at 1111 SW 10th Ave; Northeast Center at 5630 NE MLK Blvd; NorthCenter at 8010 N. Charleston; Mid County Office at 2900 SE 122nd; East County Office at501 NE Hood #100, Gresham.

Counties-Served: Multnomah , Washington , Clackamas

This information is kept current by Sheilah Toomey.