Drop-in center providing a safe place for people who need to get indoors and out of the weather. Additional services include:
-Breakfast, lunch, and light food items to-go
-Personal hygiene kits
-Coats, hats, gloves, scarves, socks, and umbrellas
-Clothing vouchers to community thrift store
-Computer access, wi-fi access, and resume printing
-A small children's play area
-Temporary mailing address and telephone use

Providing hygiene items and clothing

Church with clothing closet that provides clothing, shoes, bedding, some toiletries, and small household items.

Provides food box, toiletries, home goods such as sheets, pots, and pans, and wraparound supports for people who live with a disability.

Assists immigrant, refugee, and community members to overcome barriers in seeking physical and mental health services by providing support and navigating resources. Provides information and assistance with applying for Oregon Health Plan (OHP), individual counseling and mentoring, as well as peer-to-peer support. Group nutritional and exercise classes are also available. Provides personal hygiene products and will occasionally provide clothing when available.

Requests NOT taken over the phone.

-Provides a meal served outside.
Also offered when resources are available: clothing, blankets, socks, haircuts, and foot wash station.

The Inukai Club operates a Community Closet with clothes, shoes, canned goods, home goods, and hygiene supplies.

Provides free hot meals, clothing, tarps and toiletries.

Provides shelf-stable foods, clothing, and toiletries. Also offers a summer meal program from late June to August. Clothing hangers are also accepted.

Services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse and related crimes, stalking, elder abuse. Includes a 24 hour crisis line, information and referral, support group, outreach services, counseling and advocacy. Help with filling out restraining orders and victim compensation papers.

Programs for school aged children, counseling/education, community education around issues of crime, violence and abuse.

Homeless program provides blankets, clothing and hygiene items. Emergency financial help if qualify through program services. Homeless advocacy, related to victimization, mental health needs, substance abuse, veterans advocacy.

Provides emergency assistance, as well as information and referral to help households access specialized services and mainstream benefits. Services include clothing, diapers, personal hygiene products, prescription assistance, and bus day passes. May also provide payment assistance for drivers license and birth certificate fees and assistance completing necessary forms to obtain these documents.

Provides assistance with clothing, personal hygiene products, diapers, prescription assistance, shower and transportation passes (if client has verifiable appointment scheduled). Helps connect individuals with other community resources and access mainstream benefits, including help with SNAP applications. Accepts food, clothing, and other donations.

Provides a day shelter for men and women with 20 beds. Showers, meals, laundry, mail, hygiene items, clothing closet, transitional dorms, and other supportive services are available to guests.
Accepts donations of hygiene items and new and used laundered clothing items.

Provides clothing, hygiene items, and household goods, including bedding and kitchenware. Diapers are available through PDX Diaper Bank. Accepts donations of gently used clothing and household items.

Distributes basic hygiene supplies, including soap, shaving cream, deodorant, razors, toothbrushes, toothpaste, household cleaning products, toilet paper and diapers. Clothing vouchers are available. Clients may inquire about other similar items that may be available and cannot be purchased with SNAP benefits. May receive assistance once every 60 days

Offers emergency services including food pantry, a temporary mailing address, telephone and computer use, and limited bedding and hygiene items.

Provides services to people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness through case management, transitional housing, rapid re-housing, permanent supportive housing and veteran's housing services. Provides personal grooming items.

Outreach team visits homeless camps to distribute hygiene supplies, basic survival supplies and a snack. Provides harm reduction supplies such as condoms, free needle exchange and Narcan/Naloxene. Offers case management and referral services.

Wednesday Medical Outreach: CORE, Occupy Medical & Black Thistle Street Aid provide a weekly team up that provides free medical services at homeless campsites. Medical services include prescriptions, herbal medicines, foot soaks, wound care, and referrals when needed.

Provides harm reduction supplies such as condoms, free needle exchange and Narcan/Naloxene and other personal supplies. Also, offers case management and referral services.

Provides a wide range of basic-need assistance to low-income residents of South Lane County. Home visits as needed.

Drop-in center providing a space to socialize, coffee and snacks, receive mail, phone charging, employment support, information from local health and social organizations, and counseling. Provides assistance with clothing and shoes, hygiene, medical and dental fees/services, pet assistance, and transportation needs. Also navigation services like: applying for SNAP (food assistance); completing, obtaining, or replacing official documents like driver's license and birth certificates; access to health providers; housing assistance wait lists.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

The HIV Day Center is a drop-in center for people living with HIV/AIDS. Services include hot breakfasts and lunches, access to phones, a mail drop, computers with internet access, TV, VCR, clothing, shower, and hygiene supplies. Clients have access to washer, dryer, massage, acupuncture, foot care, and haircuts by signup. Recreational activities include art therapy, field trips, games, and other activities. Our Daily Bread Express program delivers meals directly to those who are homebound with HIV.

Shopping-style food pantry providing a 5-day supply of food to households. Also provides pet food, personal & household supplies, and clothing as available. Accepts food and pet food donations

Drop-in day center services include 2 meals a day, including a sack lunch to go; showers by appointment (showers are not wheelchair accessible), haircuts, computer access, telephone, referrals to housing resources, mental health and drug addiction referrals to resources, and help with ID residency letters for those experiencing homelessness (occasional financial assistance for Clackamas County residents).



Provide blankets, adult clothing, shoes, and hygiene items.

Also provides an emergency overnight warming center when the temperature drops to 33 degree wind chill.

Provides a breakfast for community members twice a week. May occasionally be able to offer bus passes, laundry vouchers, hygiene items, and clothing when available.

Offers clothing sizes 0-18 years of age and other basic needs.

Provides household items (small appliances, kitchen items), clothing, personal care items, and furniture to those in need. Provides non-perishable food items when available. Individuals can receive items once per month. Accepts donations of food, clothing, personal care, household, furniture, and kitchen items year-round, as well as used toys.

Provides basic needs, including food boxes, clothing/shoes/bedding, personal hygiene products, diapers, baby food/formula, backpacks/school supplies, prescription medications for life-threatening conditions, fuel/propane vouchers, utility assistance, identity documents assistance, and local bus tickets. Distribution is subject to donations and eligibility.

Provides a 3-5-day supply of pre-boxed emergency food once per month and supplemental food once a week per household. Also provides personal hygiene items when available. Donations of food, clothing, and hygiene items are accepted during hours of operation. No financial assistance is provided.

Provides nutritious snacks, drinks, and hygiene items.

Provides cleaning supplies, clothes, diapers, toys, housewares, blankets, toiletries, jewelry, food and more.

Emergency food boxes provided weekly to people with a self-declared need. Bread and pastries available weekly. Clothing closet and personal items available weekly. Provides a community garden that is open to the public to pick produce.

Youth shelter providing temporary emergency shelter for up to 120 days with written parent/guardian consent or 72 hours without written consent. Services for sheltered and unsheltered youth include case management, mentoring, housing search assistance, and counseling services. Bathing facilities, school supplies, laundry facilities, a clothing closet, and personal grooming supplies are also provided.

Weekly drop-in centers where youth can access food, clothing, showers, hygiene products, and receive referrals for other resources. Crafts, sports, games, and other activities may also be held at the drop-in centers. Outreach workers are also available to meet youth anywhere in Washington County to discuss resources.

Weekly drop-in centers where youth can access food, clothing, showers, hygiene products, and receive referrals for other resources. Crafts, sports, games, and other activities may also be held at the drop-in centers. Outreach workers are also available to meet youth anywhere in Washington County to discuss resources.

Serves homeless youth by providing meals, clothing, laundry, personal hygiene items, showers, referral services, job skill classes, mentoring, recreation, and telephone services.

Hunger Fighters Oregon operates a food pantry in a garage located next to Lake Oswego High School. This food pantry distributes basic food and hygiene items to families and individuals in the Lake Oswego community or who works for the Lake Oswergo School District. Every client can visit the pantry once a week.

Provides meals, clothing, and hygiene products.

Daytime drop-in center and basic services, primarily for homeless individuals and families. Services include showers, bathrooms, mail, limited locker storage, internet, hygiene items, laundry vouchers, pet food, telephone, and referral information. Some of these services are provided through a barter system. Diapers are available through PDX Diaper Bank.

JOIN also conducts outreach to people actively sleeping on the streets or in their vehicles.

Provides daily meals, fresh produce, bread and milk. Offers clothing, blankets, personal hygiene products and pet food.

Christian faith-based organization that provides information and referral and advocacy for those in need. Referrals are made to churches in the LINC network that provide services such as:

-Linens, blankets, and towels
-Hygiene items
-Kitchen supplies
-Limited amount of furniture and small appliances
-Mentoring for budgeting and life skills
-Celebrate Recovery, a Christian-based recovery program

Coordinates with a network of community service providers to ensure referrals are made only to services that are currently available. Provides one-on-one consultation with individuals and families to ensure they are referred to services that are based upon their specific needs and qualifications.

Weekly meeting place for LGBTQI+ youth to hang out, make friends, find support, and participate in fun activities. Resource closet provides hygiene products, school supplies, sexual health items, and gender and orientation affirming products such as binders, identity flags, clothing, and pronoun pins. Volunteer opportunities are also available.

The Lord's Storehouse provides food boxes with 3 days worth of food for individuals and families. Also has personal hygeine supples and some houshold items.

Connects people in need with local churches and service agencies. Basic goods and services are offered to clients as they are donated. Services available may include, but are not limited to: bicycles, breakfast/lunch bags, bus passes, clothing closets (adults and children), community meals, counseling services, diapers, haircuts, housecleaning services, H.U.G.S. (hats, umbrellas, gloves, scarves & socks), kitchen supplies, laundry service, bedding/linens, personal grooming supplies/toiletries, over-the-counter medications, personal care kits, physical therapy, showers, water bill assistance, yard work, and firewood. All services go through the Love INC Clearinghouse. After meeting with a specialist, the client will be issued vouchers to receive appropriate services from local partners. Assistance is determined on an individual basis and is not guaranteed.

Love INC facilitates multiple material goods programs located in churches in the area that provide the following free items: children's clothing, personal hygiene items, maternity clothing, linens (bedding, towels, etc.), layette ministry (newborn baby supplies and clothing), kitchen supplies, and a gift closet (for when community members can't afford to purchase gifts for special occasions).

Love INC is a clearinghouse for those in need, supported by a network of partner churches who recieve client requests, clarify and verify needs, and refer to local volunteers or community agencies. Examples of assistance include furniture, kitchen items, baby items, medical equipment, personal hygiene supplies, cleaning supplies, and bedding/linens. Assistance depends on availiability.
Follow-ups may be provided once need is met.
Accepts donations of similar items.

Partnership of local Christian churches providing basic services and referrals. Offers household consumables, hygiene supplies, durable medical goods, firewood, diapers and wipes, linens, towels and blankets, maternity clothes, kitchen ware (dishes, pots and pans, glasses, etc), baby blankets, caps, bottles, and pumps. No financial assistance is available.

Through the Clearinghouse, Love INC identifies gaps in services and resources in the community and helps the church develop ministries to fill the unmet needs in the area without duplication. Requests for help are received, screened for the extent of need and legitimacy, and referred to a local church ministry, business, or community agency. Services are not guaranteed. Does not serve the City of Beaverton.

Available on a case by case basis: Bus tickets, private rides, furniture and household goods, linens, hygiene supplies, over the counter medicines and supplies, food and clothing, haircuts, parenting classes, individual coaches for Spiritual Direction, employment assistance and household budgeting. Items provided by partnering with local churches, businesses and agencies.

NO funds for gas cards, phone minutes, paying bills, rent, or utilities.

Holds four events each month offering personal care resources such as shampoo, lotion, chapstick, deodorant, soap, razors, etc per family/individual. Offered at fixed locations in Milwaukie, Molalla and Oregon City.

Offers mobile shower units and personal hygiene items while supplies last.

Operates a shopping-style food, clothing, and personal hygiene pantry, as well as USDA senior food boxes. Participants can access food once a week, clothing and hygiene items once a month. Deliveries ONLY for USDA senior food boxes; caseworkers are encouraged to shop for their clients and anyone homebound as well.

A wide variety of items are offered for free, including clothing for all, new hygiene products, books, toys, nick-nacks, household items, and more. The school district provides work experience and credit recovery for local high school students working at the store.

Martha's Pantry offers services to those living with HIV/AIDS, including a food pantry, household cleaning products, personal hygiene and toiletry items, paper and plastic goods, clothing, and pet food.

Provides resources and support for homeless youth and their families by working in schools and in the community and operating a drop-in center that helps with basic needs. Drop-in center services include a food pantry, a clothing closet, personal hygiene supplies, diapers, baby formula, sleeping bags/bedding, dog/cat food, laundry facilities, computers for schoolwork/job searching, youth counseling, harm reduction workshops, art therapy, advocacy, case management, and referrals to other community resources.

Provides maternity clothing and supplies for pregnant women and nursing mothers. Also provides baby clothing, baby blankets, sleepers, toys and children's books, as well as emergency supplies of diapers, formula, and baby food.

Availability of diapers, formula, and other supplies is dependent on donations received. Clients should call first to determine if sizes/types of items needed are available. Parents are encouraged to become a client (which is free) and allows access to more services. Diapers and formula are available for emergency needs only and not provided on an ongoing basis.

Mother & Child is NOT a clothing closet; it is a program which has supplies to assist families but also focuses on education and support.

Provides a food pantry home delivery for community members in need. Provides diapers, feminine hygiene products, and laundry supplies when available.

Provides a safe space where youth experiencing homelessness can receive three meals per day/ six days per week, as well as access to showers, laundry, clothing, temporary mailing address, drug and alcohol recovery, and mental-health supports. Offers computers and internet access, free legal counsel, and monthly veterinary clinics for those with pets. Engaging activities that facilitate self-empowerment and promote skill-building, such as music and art, health and wellness, and recreation, are also provided. Staff connects youth to other wraparound supports such as education, job training/placement, culturally specific services, and housing that help them exit homelessness and prepare for the future.

Center provides services to youth at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Services include:
-Food, clothing, hygiene items, and bus tickets
-Engagement activities, including mentoring and specific activities for LGBTQ youth
-Referrals to employment programs (job readiness training, work experience, life skills training)
-Referrals to alternative education options, including pursuing a GED
-Information on and referrals to housing, health insurance, crisis support, and medical care
-Referrals and resources for gang affected-youth, youth with alcohol and drug addictions, and CSEC youth (Commercially and Sexually Exploited Children)

Where appropriate, can connect youth with employment and education opportunities and programs serving youth transitioning out of foster care that are offered by New Avenues.

Uses a survivor centered approach that prioritizes the safety, needs, and rights of youth involved in or at risk of sex trafficking. Culturally specific services available for youth include mobile outreach and crisis response, safety planning and wrap-around case management, mentoring and advocacy, and providing food, showers, transportation, and other basic needs. These services include access to shelter and housing, employment and education programs, LGBTQ specific services and supports, prevention and education (in schools and community), support and skills groups, and resource and referrals. A 24/7 Crisis Line providing support, safety plans, and access to motel vouchers and transportation is also provided.

Provides a safe space where youth experiencing homelessness can access food resources, showers, laundry, clothing, temporary mailing address, drug and alcohol recovery and mental-health supports. Also offers computers and Internet access. Engaging activities that facilitate self-empowerment and promote skill-building such as music and art, health and wellness, and recreation are also provided. Staff connects youth to other wraparound supports such as education, job training/placement, culturally specific services, and housing that help them exit homelessness and prepare for the future.

Center provides services to youth at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Services include:
-Food, clothing, hygiene items, and bus tickets
-Engagement activities, including mentoring and specific activities for LGBTQ youth
-Referrals to employment programs (job readiness training, work experience, life skills training)
-Referrals to alternative education options, including pursuing a GED
-Information on and referrals to housing, health insurance, crisis support, and medical care
-Referrals and resources for gang affected-youth, youth with alcohol and drug addictions, and CSEC youth (Commercially and Sexually Exploited Children)

Where appropriate, can connect youth with employment and education opportunities and programs serving youth transitioning out of foster care that are offered by New Avenues.

Uses a survivor centered approach that prioritizes the safety, needs, and rights of youth involved in or at risk of sex trafficking. Culturally specific services available for youth include mobile outreach and crisis response, safety planning and wrap-around case management, mentoring and advocacy, and providing food, showers, transportation, and other basic needs. These services include access to shelter and housing, employment and education programs, LGBTQ specific services and supports, prevention and education (in schools and community), support and skills groups, and resource and referrals. A 24/7 Crisis Line providing support, safety plans, and access to motel vouchers and transportation is also provided.

Provides a daytime drop-in center for community members, including community meals, showers, case care management, and hygiene products.

Provides a clothes closet, food pantry, school supplies, hygiene supplies, and support.

Provides case management, information and referral, mailing address, telephone, job search-related printing, resume creation, hygiene supplies, education opportunities, camping gear, and clothing. Showers and laundry are available at various locations and times.

Relief nursery providing a variety of services for at-risk families, including:
-Therapeutic classroom for toddlers and preschoolers
-Home visiting and outreach services
-Family resource closet with food, children's clothing, and items that cannot be purchased with SNAP/food stamps (diapers, wipes, paper goods, personal hygiene items, cleaning supplies)
-Parent support groups including topics on mental health and parenting education (child care offered)
-Resource and referral

Provides day services to homeless clients including clean shower and bathroom facilities with personal hygiene products, a day room to stay out of the elements, and use of phone and mailing address. Hot meals and food boxes provided. Also provides services such as help with benefits, employment, housing, and case management to help clients gain self-sufficiency.

Provides food, pet food, and personal care items. Persons with disabling HIV are eligible to visit once a month. Shopping-style pantry allows clients to select food of their choice.

People without an HIV diagnosis may be eligible to receive a one-time food box of pantry staple items.

Polk County Resource Center provides the following services: Emergency financial assistance for utilities, birth certificates, ID cards, and prescriptions; hygiene items, diapers, transportation passes, shower passes and gas cards; Comprehensive information and referral; Child care resources and referrals and education to providers and parents. Also offers seasonal programs including school supplies and holiday assistance.

Offers daily breakfast and dinner during the week; supervised access to private restrooms; limited access to showers for community members; hygiene items for men and women. Showers are primarily available to male shelter guests. For all guests, mail service and basic hygiene products/socks are available daily from the Guest Relations Office.

Provides a custom-ordered bag of high-quality and name-brand items, meeting specific needs of a foster child coming into care. This includes clothing with sizing for all body types, options for ethnic hair care products, and LBGTQ2s+ sensitive order options.

Homeless drop in center offering various services when available:

Dental
Transportation Information
Housing Information
Vision Exams / Services
Haircuts
Showers
Food Stamps
Hygiene Items
Flu Shots
HIV Testing
Bus Passes
Hearing Screening
And other assistance as available

Provides limited food, clothing, diapers, pet food, bus fare, showers and hygiene items. Advocates are available to help connect individuals to community resources. Outdoor gear provided when available. Also offers financial assistance in obtaining ID, storage fees, utility and phone bills, and rental applications. No overnight shelter.

Provides hygiene kits and feminine supplies. People in need can receive one hygiene kit per month. Also has supplies of diapers for children and adults. Diapers for children are limited to one pack of 10 per month. Adult diapers are provided any time. Donations always needed and welcomed.

Morning Hospitality program currently provides a brown bag lunch and beverage at the doors. Appointments for clothing are taken in the morning (instructions of how to collect clothing provided then). Thursday includes hygiene items.

Offers online parenting courses to help parents learn helpful parenting tips, budgeting tips, and safety courses. In return, parents will earn baby bucks that are exchangeable through the agency for diapers, wipes, new car seat, stroller, a new crib, etc.

Provides food boxes with a 3-day food supply. Provides hot lunches and personal care items such as soap and shampoo. Provides limited rent assistance of up to $300 when funding is available.

The Family Services office provides food boxes, personal/grooming supplies, and clothing vouchers to those in need. Also has a thrift store, whose proceeds provide funding for Family Services.

Provides food, clothing, and some basic hygiene items.

Distributes personal hygiene items and cleaning products, and offers a community meal. Personal hygiene items include toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, deodorant, razors, toilet paper and limited sanitary napkins and baby wipes. Cleaning products include laundry soap, dish soap and household cleaners. Also accepts donations.

Offers a 3-7 day overnight shelter stay and 30 additional mats available during severe weather when temperatures drop to 30 degrees or below.

Also offers a drop-in center for those experiencing homelessness providing meals, clothing, winter clothing, blankets, sleeping bags (as available), basic hygiene items, and bathing facilities. Clean and sober environment. Donations accepted.

School-based program for at risk and homeless families providing basic needs, crisis intervention and advocacy, essential support services, and educational opportunities to youth and their families. Services include meals, laundry facilities, personal hygiene supplies, clothing, bedding, medical referrals, mentoring, diploma/GED tutoring, job skills referral, and recreational activities.

Christian faith-based homeless shelter where residents live and participate in program to better their lives. Separate dorms for men and women and children. Community members in need are invited for meals Monday-Saturday. Blankets, clothing and hygiene items are also available.

Provides emergency food, hygiene items, incontinance diapers, and laundry soap to those in need. May have infant diapers, and infant formula depending on donations.

Donations always welcome and needed.

The Bread of Life program provides a food pantry to help feed community members in need and during emergencies. The supplies are available as needed and for emergencies during wildfires, snowstorms, or floods.

Donations can be dropped off anytime at the church office during office hours

Provides assistance in processing VA health applications and VA Disability and Pension Claims and in obtaining military discharges and personnel and medical files. Also has a small emergency fund. Provides referrals for housing and assistance with paperwork and basic fees for birth certificates, driver's licenses, and other legal documents. Emergency survival materials for homeless veterans, such as hygiene kits, tents, and sleeping bags are available. Advocates for veterans with Veterans Health and Benefits Administrations.

Offering a community outreach event with a meal, clothing, shoes, hygiene items, showers, hair cuts, pet clinic, and community resources.

Drop in center provides shower facilities, a temporary mailing address, telephone use, a health clinic, and clothing/toiletries when available. Nutritious meals are prepared and served in Parish Hall.


Donations of food, clothing, hygiene, cleaning, sleeping bags, tarps, blankets, and monetary donations are welcome and appreciated. Opportunities to volunteer are available every day.

Provides an emergency food pantry.

Day center for homeless and low-income adults. Provides laundry facilities, showers, breakfast and lunch prepared in-house, phone access, voicemail services, computers, fax, clothing, blankets, hygiene supplies, housing referrals, job search assistance, and information and referral to other services. Visitors can use indoor, climate-controlled seating and outdoor, shaded picnic tables.

Provides an emergency food box to individuals and families in need once per month. Each food box contains enough food for each family member to eat 3 meals per day for 3-4 days. Clients may obtain fresh bread and produce weekly in addition to their monthly food box.

Carmen's Closet provides clothing, hygiene items, and small household goods.

Provides clothing, personal hygiene items, financial planning, and job training with some job placement to homeless individuals and others in need. No physical location. Services are mobile.

Provides breakfast, hot lunch, bathing facilities, hygiene supplies, laundry facilities, clothing closet, computer/internet access, temporary mailing address, phone messaging, one-on-one advocacy, and Oregon Health Plan enrollment on site weekly. Replacement ID services available in exchange for volunteer service. Tents, tarps, and blankets provided when available in exchange for volunteer service (can be waived if needed). Bus passes available for court or parole meetings in Coquille. Local bus passes available on a case by case basis. Warming Center open as dictated by weather parameters.

The Resource Center staff helps people access services at Transition Projects, Bud Clark Commons, and other agencies to help people transition out of homelessness into housing.

Day and week lockers are available. Work verification is required to have a locker longer than 1 week.

Washers and dryers are free. Detergent is included. People may do one load of laundry per week. First come first served.
Sign up for a 20 minute time slot at the check-in desk for showers or clothing room access. Towels and basic hygiene supplies provided. People can access one outfit per week. Depending on supplies available, hygiene kits may include soap, shampoo, lotion, deodorant, toothpaste, and other hygiene products.

Volunteer stylists provide free haircuts up to three times a week. Limited spots are available and start at 1pm.

Provides a mailing address and phone message service for homeless individuals. A TPI ID is required in order to receive mail. If mail is not picked up after two weeks, it is returned to sender. Phone messages are available for pickup anytime during open hours and must be picked up within one week.

Weekly food pantry where community members are offered several food choices, including dairy, protein, and produce in the form of fresh, canned, boxed, and frozen items. The food pantry is shopping-style and clients are guided through the pantry by a staff member to select the items they prefer. If available, also provides personal hygiene supplies.

Provides access to both VA and community services. Services for former US Military Service members/Veterans may include short term case management, one site primary care, access to medical, mental health, and substance abuse treatment, access to VA housing programs including Grant Per Diem program, HUD/VASH, Veterans Recovery House and Supportive Service for Veteran Families (SSVF) if found eligible, These grants do not provide immediate assistance, are sometimes one time assistance and may include case management. Help is provided finding market rate or subsidized housing or linkage to community housing programs. Assistance provided with expediting VA Benefit claims, access to employment programs such as Supported Employment, Veterans Reintegration program and State employment. Access to on site clothing, computers, and hygiene items.

Provides clothing, household goods, hygiene items, and non-perishable food. Shopping allowed once per month. Exceptions made for special circumstances. Household items for people transitioning from safe or other shelter to permanent housing.

Also may be able to help with clothing for agricultural and other work, including job interviews. Can provide emergency household assistance for those whose homes have been destroyed by fire or other disasters.

Provides food boxes once per month. Bread, pastries, and produce available weekly. Home deliveries may be arranged for older adults, homebound individuals, and families without transportation. Some personal care items available. Donations accepted.

Offers clothing, medical screenings, mail services, personal hygiene supplies, and community resource information.

Provides a 7-10 day food supply and some personal hygiene items.

Provides new and gently used clothing, shoes, toys, and books to be delivered directly to foster parents. Items are available via delivery or pickup within 30 minutes of the facility.

Redistributes clothing and household item donations which may include school supplies, kitchen items, and personal care/grooming items.

Provides clothing, household items, personal care and grooming items, as well as emergency shelter like tents and tarps to those in need.

Provides 30 day and short-term shelter stays, clothing, showers, and hygiene items to people experiencing homelessness.

Drop-in center created by and for young adults provides opportunities to receive peer support, gain leadership skills, meet new people, set goals, and implement steps to achieve those goals. Support is provided via one-on-one peer support, support groups, and wraparound teams to provide youth/young adults with the tools to create change within youth-serving systems.

Young adults can participate in leadership groups; find community involvement opportunities; use a computer lab, photo studio, and sound booth; and participate in social activities like games, open mics, and movies.