Local services and organizations for care, support, and everyday needs.
In an emergency, call 911. For mental health or crisis support, call 988, text 988, or chat online. It is free, confidential, and available any time. On a call, say the language you need to get an interpreter.
12 resources
Community health clinics for caregivers through the Bayanihan Community Health Program. See the program page for current services and clinic information.
Primary care with integrated behavioral health, pharmacy, and other services. Clinics include Beaverton, Cornelius, and Hillsboro.
Primary care for children and adults. Treats patients regardless of ability to pay and offers a sliding fee discount program.
Culturally specific mental health services in Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, Vietnamese, and English. Short-term emotional support is also available.
Mental health and substance use resources, including crisis support and referrals available at any time of day.
A caregiver-led advocacy organization that grew out of the Care for Caregivers campaign.
A coalition for caregivers' health and livelihoods.
A no-cost pantry with non-perishable food and seasonal vegetables. Visit the center's program page for pantry information.
Find nearby food pantries, free food markets, and meal programs using the Food Finder map.
Information from the Oregon Health Authority on how to apply for health coverage and get application help.
Free flu and COVID-19 vaccines for youth through seniors, funded by a Legacy Health Community Health Development grant.
Information on free and low-cost vaccines and where to get them. The county no longer operates an immunization clinic.
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