Community Resources
Sign up for OHP/ SNAP/ Childcare Benefits at: https://one.oregon.gov/
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Sign up for OHP/ SNAP/ Childcare Benefits at: https://one.oregon.gov/ |
Food resources
Clackamas Service Center
Free Grocery Delivery
Call (503) 771-7914
DHS Food Market
Food Box
1st Tuesday of Month
315 S Beavercreek Rd
Gleaners Clackamas County
Food Box
Mon-Fri 9-11:30am
13821 Fir Street, Oregon City
Love One: Food Pantry
November 2, 9, 16, 30
December 7, 14, 21, 28
10-11am
18131 S Fischers Mill Rd, Oregon City
Hope Pantries
Food boxes for pick up at locations below:
First Presbyterian Church
Tuesdays 1-4pm
1321 Linn Ave O.C.
(503) 656- 7444
United Methodist Church
Wednesdays 1-4pm
18955 South End Rd
Oregon City
(503) 656-3433
St John's Catholic Church
Thursdays 3:15 pm - 5:00 pm
4th and Center St O.C.
(503) 742- 8200
First Baptist Church
Fridays 1-4pm
819 John Adams St
Oregon City
(503) 656-3854
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Pioneer Pantry
What is Pioneer Pantry?
The purpose of The Pioneer Pantry is to provide a bag of nonperishable food to students in need that they can take home and eat when school meal programs are unavailable.
We serve high school students at OCHS, OCSLA, Jackson Prep, CAIS, and Bridges to Independence.
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NeedFood.Oregon.Gov
Find food resources from all over the state.
You can get help with your food needs. Find help getting fresh local food right here.
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Alimentos.oregon.gov
Es posible que pueda obtener los beneficios alimenticios a corto plazo.
Puede presentarla solicitud y ver si obtiene unaaprobación, todo desde su hogar.
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Hope Pantries
HOPE Oregon City food pantries are distribution sites for USDA and Oregon Food Bank perishable and non-perishable food.
HOPE Oregon City food pantries serves those who reside in the 97004, 97013, 97027, 97045, 97068, and 97267 ZIP codes.
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Learn More About SNAP
SNAP offers food benefits to eligible, low-income individuals and families. Families who are eligible for SNAP are now also eligible for Head Start, and free or discounted internet.
Clothing / Hygiene Care
Clackamas Service Center
Clothing, Showers & Hygiene Items
Tues/Wed/Thurs
10am-1pm
8800 SE 80th Ave, Portland, OR 97206
PTA Clothes Closet
Call (503) 785-8035 to set an appointment
Love One: Laundry
November 9
December 14
January 11
Brax Laundry
927 Molalla Ave O.C.
3 loads/ family
211 Information Service
Call 211 or visit: https://www.211info.org/ for information on resources you need
HEALTH CENTERs
Beavercreek Health Center
Primary Care & Dental Services
110 Beavercreek Road, Suite 100 O.C
503-655-8471
School Based Health Centers
SBHCs are medical clinics that offer children and youth health care either in a school or on school grounds. They help children and youth get the care they need when they need it.
SBHCs have primary care providers such as doctors, nurse practitioners and physicians’ assistants. Some have dental and mental health providers. They work with school nurses to help youth stay healthy and in school.
Community partnerships that include schools, school boards, parents, students and medical professionals create and support SBHCs.
Housing / rent
Clackamas Coordinated Housing Access
Rent & Housing Assistance
Call 503-655-8575 or fill out online intake:
St Vincent De Paul
Rent assistance Program
Call 503-235-8431
Love Inc. Clackamas County
Household Supplies
Call 503-650-0153
Tuesday and Thursday
10:30 AM - 1 PM
Catholic Charities of Oregon City
Assistance with energy bills/ rent
Call (503) 231-4866
Clackamas County Community Action
Eviction prevention, emergency rent assistance, low income housing options. Call (503) 650-5750
Clackamas County Eviction Prevention
Eviction prevention through mediation services
Fill out online intake:
Mental Health
Medical Emergency? Call 911
Mental Health Crisis? Call 988
Youthline
Text teen2teen to 839863 or call
877-968-8491
Clackamas County Crisis & Support Line
Call 503-655-8585
Clackamas Women's Services
Domestic Violence Resources & Support
24/7 Crisis & Support Line (503) 654-2288
Dougy Center
Grief Support, Therapy & Resources
Call (503) 775-5683
Hiltop Behavioral Health
Mon-Fri 8-6:30pm
(503) 655- 8401
998 Courthouse Rd Oregon City
Urgent Mental Health Walk In Clinic
Monday - Friday 9 am - 7 pm
(503)655-8585
11211 SE 82nd Ave, Happy Valley, OR
Looking for a Therapist for your child? Contact your pediatrician for further referrals/ recommendations.
Warming Centers
Oregon City Public Library
606 John Adams St, Oregon City, OR
Monday - Friday 10 am - 7 pm
Saturday 10 am - 6 pm
Sunday noon - 5 pm
Father’s Heart
603 12th St, Oregon City, OR
Monday - Friday 9 am - 1 pm
Gift Assistance
Lauren Engelfried
lauren.engelfried@orecity.k12.or..us
Kristina Ermini
kristina.ermini@orecity.k12.or.us
Clackamas Service Center
Sign up for a Thanksgiving turkey or chicken or get toy assistance by visiting: https://www.cscoregon.org/holiday-requests
Need toy assistance this holiday season? Reach out to your child’s school team or to our district social workers.
Youth Resources
Ant Farm
Youth Activities, Outdoor adventures, Youth Core- job skills
Call (503) 668-7962 to get connected
The Living Room
Youth Drop In Space
503-825-2535
5427 Glen Echo Ave, Gladstone, OR
Coordinated Housing Access: Youthline
Call 503-546-4693 to get connected with youth specific houselessness diversion program
Prevention Resources
Medical Emergency? Call 911
Mental Health Crisis? Call 988
Oregon Recovery Network
Provides latest state and local recovery resources such as AA Meetings and peer services like recovery mentors.
https://oregonrecoverynetwork.org/
The Trevor Project
A crisis line for LGBTQ+ youth. It also offers text and chat options, an online hangout space and other resources.
https://www.thetrevorproject.org/
1-866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386).
Tribe Wellness Community
Offers free online mental health support groups with groups for teens, people in recovery, people with family difficulties, people with mental illness (OCD, anxiety) and more. Online 24 hours a day. Sign up required.
https://support.therapytribe.com/
Youth Era
Hosts free virtual drop ins where teens can connect every weekday from 3 to 6 p.m. on a safe and supportive space called Discord. During “Virtual Drop” hours, youth can access activities such as chat rooms, video game competitions, cooking classes and mindfulness exercises.
https://www.youthera.org/