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Government Benefits Connection Site for Oregon


Resources Galore: An Excel file of community resources. Save it to your thumb drive!


Where to Turn: A family resource directory (.pdf)


Assistance for Veterans


Back-to-School Supplies (August)


The Beehive (Portland): The Beehive is a non-profit agency that created the Beehive to be the place to go for information and resources around the things that matter in our lives: money, health, jobs, school and family. And, we'd like you to have a little fun while you're here so, we're throwing in some games and quizzes to keep it interesting.


Carpooling Program (Portland Metro): You can register online here if you are considering a carpool or vanpool. This program is brought to you by the City of Portland and 15 partners including Salem RideShare, Tri-Met and C-Tran.


Child Care Assistance and Services for Children: Includes information on Metro. Child Care, how to choose a
daycare provider, and child abuse/neglect.


Clothing and Haircut Resources


Hopedolls: A non-profit organization that gives toys and clothing to abused and neglected children, and low-income familties


Oregon Community Resource Directory (oregoncrd.org)


Community Resource Guide for Clackamas County


Community Resource Guide for Indian Tribes and Indian Programs


Community Resource Guide for Latinos


Community Resource Directory through Oregon Pathways: This is an Oregon Pathways site to community resources throughout the state of Oregon (was previously called "Anydoor.org".


Community Resource Guide through Workforce Network


Counseling and/or Addiction Services: Information for drug and alcohol counseling, mental health counseling, Portland urgent Walk-in clinics, and other counseling or addiction services.


Disabilities (Help For....)


Felony Expungements and Other Help: Includes information on the Better People program, Mult. Co. District Attorney's Office, information on how to get your felony expunged, and a Multnomah County Resource Guide for Felons.


Find a "City of Portland" Bureau


Find a "Multnomah County" Department


Find a "State of Oregon" Agency


GEARS Program: The GEARS Program is stationed at all AFS branches at various times throughout the week. They provide resources and services
for numerous issues including child care, housing, utility assistance, legal assistance, and domestic violence (to name a few).


Health Services and Medical Benefits: Includes information for Oregon Health Plan, Medicare and Medicaid Services, Children's Health Insurance Program, prescription assistance programs, free immunization clinics, HIV Health Services Center, etc.


Holiday Assistance: Help and Resources for Thanksgiving and Christmas.


Housing Assistance: Includes emergency shelters in Portland, homeless shelters,
Ready to Rent classes, Oregon landlord-tenant laws, and sites to local agencies who assist with housing.


Interview Clothing & Haircut Assistance: Includes information on the Dress for Success program, the
clothes closet at Human Solutions, clothing assistance through Workforce Connections, thrift stores, and information on getting
hair cuts through the MHCC Cosmetology Dept.


Legal Services and Advice


Limited English Speaking (Help For....)


Money Management and Getting Out of Debt


Oregon Helps.org: Fill out this confidential Oregon Eligibility Estimator and find out what services you and your family qualifies for out of 12 different programs.


Oregon License Database: The nation's most comprehensive directory of state licenses, permits, registrations, certificates, authorizations, and charters. In this database, you will find basic information about Oregon licenses, including requirements, forms, fees, relevant laws, and agency contacts


Single Parents (Help For...)


Search Oregon Database for Charities: Search the Oregon Dept. of Justice database of over 10,000 charitable organizations (includes Housing, Youth Activities, Inner City Activities, and Instruction/Training Activities)
NOTE: Do NOT fill in Zip Code. Just fill in City (Portland), State (Oregon, choose a category, and click on "Search".


Teen Parents (Help For....)


Utility and Energy Assistance: Information on utility and phone bill assistance and includes eligibility income requirements.


Youth (Programs and Help For...): Includes information on how juveniles can get their files expunged, curfew laws, practice sites for SAT and ACT Tests, homework assistance, and various local agencies that work with youth such as Project YESS, Job Corps, YEI, etc.