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Resources for Your Health

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Welcome to our community resource hub—designed to help individuals and families find affordable, culturally responsive care and support for their health, wellness, and daily needs.

Click on a topic below to view expanded information.

Connect to Resources and Services

Request Help from CCHC
Use CCHC’s Get Help request form to find health providers, apply for insurance or benefits, access basic needs, arrange transportation or appointments, and more.

Multnomah County Common Application Program
Apply for up to 18 community programs that offer services in the areas of: family and parenting support, food assistance and nutrition, housing and utility assistance, support for individuals with disabilities and special needs, comprehensive and wraparound support.

211Info
211info connects people in Oregon and Southwest Washington to local resources for housing, food, health care, child care, and more.

  • Dial 211 or 1-866-698-6155
  • Text your zip code to 898211 (TXT211) Mon-Fri, 9am to 5pm
  • Email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) (response within 24 hours)
  • Download the 211info app from the Apple App Store.
Oregon Safety Net Clinics

The health care “safety net” includes an array of clinics that provide health care for individuals and families who otherwise would not be able to access quality health services.

If you live in Multnomah, Clackamas or Washington Counties:

If you live in Oregon:

Dental Clinics

To find a dentist, visit our Find a Clinic Table, select the “Filter by Service Type” dropdown menu, then select “Dental Services” to see dental clinics that may meet your needs.

Mental Health Services

Get Immediate Help
988 Lifeline. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, dial 988.

Crisis Lines and Services
Mental Health Resources and Community Support, OHSU
Mental Health Services, Multnomah County
Get Help Now, Oregon Health Authority

Counseling Clinics
Cascadia Health’s Urgent Walk-In Clinic
Mental health and addiction crisis services for individuals in Multnomah County regardless of insurance, income, or age.

Cascadia Adult Mental Health Treatment Centers
On-site primary care and behavioral health treatment at four locations across Portland.

Central City Concern’s Imani Center
Mental health and addiction treatment for Black and African American people.

Central City Concern’s Puentes
Mental health and substance use services from bicultural and bilingual clinicians for Latino/a/e Hispanic people.

Clackamas County Urgent Mental Health Walk-In Center
Walk-in center for people in urgent need of mental health care; includes brief counseling, safety screenings, and referral to other resources.

Lewis and Clark Community Counseling
Mental health services for individuals, families, couples, and children.

Lifeworks NW
Mental health, addiction, prevention, and holistic health services for all ages.

Native American Rehabilitation Association of the NW, Inc. (NARA)
Mental health services for Native American children and families.

OHSU Avel Gordly Center
Culturally sensitive mental health services for the African and African-American community, including individual and group therapy.

Outside In Behavioral Health Services
Mental health and substance use services for young adults.

Pacific Psychology & Comprehensive Health Clinic
Outpatient assessment, therapy, medication management, and speech language pathology services to children, adults, and families.

Prism Health Behavioral Health & Substance Use Support
Individual therapy, group therapy, couples and family therapy, and substance use support for the LGBTQ+ community.

William Temple House
Non-emergency counseling services on a sliding fee scale.

Medical Care

To find a primary care provider, visit our Find a Clinic Table, select the “Filter by Service Type” dropdown menu, then select “Primary Care” to see a list of health centers that may meet your needs.

Culturally Specific Resources

Black, African, and African American Communities

Black & African American Provider Resource Guide

Latinx Communities

Native American & Indigenous Communities

Asian & Pacific Islander Communities

Immigrant & Refugee Communities

Multi-Cultural & Interfaith Organizations

LGBTQI2S Health Care

Healthy Living Community
Offering affordable, inclusive, trauma-informed care that integrates primary, mental, and complementary health services.

The Marie Equi Center
Enriching the health of the trans, queer, gender diverse, and intersex community.

New Avenues For Youth: Sexual and Gender Minority Youth Resource Center (SMYRC)
SMYRC provides a safe, supervised, harassment-free space for sexual and gender minority youth ages 13-23.

Outside In Health Services
Welcomes and encourage all from our LGBTQIA+ community to connect, feel seen and heard, and access resources at Outside In to meet your goals.

Pivot at Prism Health
Free HIV and STI screenings for the community by appointment.

Prism Health
Prism Health offers a safe, affirming, and non-judgmental space where all members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community can obtain the compassionate and culturally effective health care they need and deserve.

Q Center
Community-based and peer-led programs around sexual orientation, gender identity, addiction, and mental health.

Quest Center for Integrative Health
Primary care, mental health services, HIV/AIDS services, and support for recovering from addictions.

Trans Lifeline
Connects trans people to community support and resources.

The Trevor Project
Crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for LGBTQ+ young people ages 13-24.

Emergency Preparedness

Simple Steps to Stay Safe & Informed
Emergencies can happen anytime—extreme weather, wildfires, earthquakes, cyberthreats, and more. The best way to protect yourself and your loved ones is to stay informed and be prepared.

Get started in three steps:

  1. Stay informed. Sign up for emergency alerts by voice, text, email, or landline in your language. Sign Up for Alerts
  2. Build a network of support and information. Identify trusted people and community resources that can provide support, information, and essentials during an emergency. Watch for emergency preparedness resources at community health fairs and other events. Before, during, and after an emergency, your city and county websites provide essential information all in one place:

    City of Portland Emergency Management

    Clackamas County Disaster Management

    Clatsop County Emergency Management

    Columbia County Emergency Management

    Multnomah County Office of Emergency Management

    Tillamook County Emergency Management

    Washington County Emergency Management

  3. Make a plan. Being prepared for emergencies isn’t just about emergency kits with food and water. Plan for what you’ll do, where you’ll go, and how you’ll connect with loved ones and neighbors. Get Your Be 2 Weeks Ready Tool Kit
Climate-Related Support

Need help staying safe and healthy during extreme heat, cold, smoke, or power outages? Oregon Health Plan (OHP) members may qualify for free supplies or services like air conditioners, air purifiers, heating help, transportation, or temporary shelter.

Visit HRSN Home Changes for Health >

Check Out Oregon’s Air Conditioner and Air Filter Program >

Still need help? Complete our Request Help form.

Food Access

Need food? Go to Need Food to find food right now, local food pantries, pick up sites, delivery options, and food benefits.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides monthly food benefits to help you pay for groceries, learn about nutrition, and get job training and support.

Seniors and people with disabilities may find support accessing food through programs including Meals on Wheels and Store to Door.

Students, families, and their communities may access food through the Sun Community School Food Sites. Students may be eligible to receive free meals at school.

Housing

211Info
211Info connects people in Oregon and Southwest Washington to local resources for housing, food, health care, child care, and more.

To get help finding shelter beds, short-term or transitional housing, and assistance with rent and utilities, start by calling, texting, or emailing 211:

  • Dial 211 or 1-866-698-6155
  • Text your zip code to 898211 (TXT211) Mon-Fri, 9am to 5pm
  • Email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) (response within 24 hours)
  • Visit https://www.211info.org/
  • Download the 211info app from the Apple App Store
Substance Use

See “Mental Health Services” for a list of behavioral health clinics that can connect you to substance use treatment.

Tobacco Prevention

If you or someone you care about is thinking about quitting tobacco, CCHC can help you take the next step.

Find the Support You Need

  1. Find a clinic where you can get support.
  2. Use CCHC’s Get Help request form to get support finding available resources
  3. Call the Oregon Tobacco Quit Line at 1-800-QUIT-NOW.


Discover Resources for the Journey

 

Advocate for Change
Flavors Hook Oregon Kids
A statewide campaign providing facts, advocacy tools, and policy updates to help communities reduce youth exposure to flavored tobacco.

Tobacco Free Coalition of Oregon
A statewide coalition advancing tobacco prevention and cessation through community collaboration, policy advocacy, and support for local and tribal public health initiatives.

Tobacco Free Kids
A leading advocacy organization working to reduce tobacco use and its deadly toll through policy change, public education, and support for youth-led movements worldwide.

Aging, Disability & Veterans Services

Multnomah County Aging, Disability & Veterans Services

AARP Oregon

Meals on Wheels

Ride Connection

Store to Door

Family Caregiver Support Program

IRCO Disability Legal Services