211info's Maternal and Child Health Program provides specialized information, referral, and follow-up services to individuals and family members of all genders covering needs and questions related to pregnancy, maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, and women's health across the life span, including resources for women with breast cancer.

Promotes the 8 Principles of Attachment Parenting International:
1) Preparing for pregnancy, birth and parenting
2) Feed with love and respect
3) Respond with sensitivity
4) Use nurturing touch
5) Ensure safe sleep
6) Provide consistent and loving care
7) Practice positive discipline
8) Strive for balance in personal and family life.

Services provided through workshops, parent-child classes and groups, parent support groups, family fun activities, and an online forum. Also provides written materials and newsletters.

API also has a warmline that serves families in urgent or distressing situations. API urges parents to contact local API support group for ongoing and local support first and then leave a message on the warmline.

Sponsors a number of support groups statewide for people on the autism spectrum (children, teens and adults), parents/caregivers and siblings.

Baby Blues Connection provides support, information and resources to women and families coping with pregnancy and postpartum mood disorders. Services include 24-hour phone support, parent to parent support groups in multiple locations, partner support for family members who want to support someone coping with postpartum depression or anxiety, and resource packets emailed/mailed at no cost.

Bridgeway House offers developmental therapies and supports to families with children affected by autism and related disabilities. Programs for children include in-home occupational and speech therapy, social groups, classes, and tutoring. Services for families include parent support groups, parent/child activity groups, parenting classes, and specialized information and referral. Agency also operates Bridgeway School.

Central Intake and Referral Line for all services provided by Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare. Case management, individual, family, group, geriatric and LGBTQ counseling, alcohol and drug treatment services, DUII and gambling addiction/treatment services, recovery housing services, sexual abuse counseling, domestic violence services, urgent mental health services, home visits, medication management, residential services, money management, outreach, shelter service for homeless mentally ill, crisis intervention, outpatient mental health services and early intervention services.

Supports parents during pregnancy and after the baby’s birth as they adjust to their newest family member. Teaches parenting skills, supports trauma recovery, and helps clients establish stable home environments for their children.

Services include:
- Counseling during and after pregnancy
- Help finding resources
- Pregnancy and parenting classes
- Case management and group support for those that have experienced trauma
- Connection to mental health counseling, financial wellness, and more
- Infant supplies

Offers children and family counseling, treatment for child victims of sexual abuse, and coordination of family support services, including parent education, kinship caregivers support program, grandparent support groups, parenting classes, and family advocate services. The site also offers emergency food, a clothing closet, and WIC (Women, Infants, & Children) to promote the self-sufficiency and well-being of local families.

Offers children and family counseling, treatment for child victims of sexual abuse, and coordination of family support services, including parent education, kinship caregivers support program, grandparent support groups, parenting classes, and family advocate services to promote the self-sufficiency and well-being of families.

Provides support to caretakers, parents, siblings or anyone else that has a family member experiencing a disability by providing peer-delivered supports, knowledge and resources.

Provides support to families who have children with disabilities. Offers social events and trainings, as well as connections to resources and advocacy.

Relief Nursery offers free and voluntary parenting support. Family Building Blocks partners with parents by offering information about parenting and child development, a supportive professional who will listen and offer feedback, fun activities to do with your young child, therapeutic classrooms for children, connections with community resources, family nights and parent leadership opportunities.
Access to food, diapers and clothing available for families enrolled in the program.

Relief Nursery offers free and voluntary parenting support. Family Building Blocks partners with parents by offering information about parenting and child development, a supportive professional who will listen and offer feedback, fun activities to do with your young child, therapeutic classrooms for children, connections with community resources, family nights and parent leadership opportunities.
Access to food, diapers and clothing available for families enrolled in the program.

Relief Nursery offers free and voluntary parenting support. Family Building Blocks partners with parents by offering information about parenting and child development, a supportive professional who will listen and offer feedback, fun activities to do with your young child, therapeutic classrooms for children, connections with community resources, family nights and parent leadership opportunities.
Access to food, diapers and clothing available for families enrolled in the program.

Relief Nursery offers free and voluntary parenting support. Family Building Blocks partners with parents by offering information about parenting and child development, a supportive professional who will listen and offer feedback, fun activities to do with your young child, therapeutic classrooms for children, connections with community resources, family nights and parent leadership opportunities.
Access to food, diapers and clothing available for families enrolled in the program.

Relief Nursery offers free and voluntary parenting support. Family Building Blocks partners with parents by offering information about parenting and child development, a supportive professional who will listen and offer feedback, fun activities to do with your young child, therapeutic classrooms for children, connections with community resources, family nights and parent leadership opportunities.
Access to food, diapers and clothing available for families enrolled in the program.

Relief Nursery offers free and voluntary parenting support. Family Building Blocks partners with parents by offering information about parenting and child development, a supportive professional who will listen and offer feedback, fun activities to do with your young child, therapeutic classrooms for children, connections with community resources, family nights and parent leadership opportunities.
Access to food, diapers and clothing available for families enrolled in the program.

Parent Education and Support Groups lets parents and caregivers learn discipline strategies and stregthen parent and child interactions. Provides a variety of services for children under age 5 and their parents, including therapeutic early childhood education, home visits, parent education, respite care, and basic needs support. Most clients have experienced trauma and are struggling with a wide variety of "at-risk" complications, such as poverty, homelessness, challenging behaviors presented by traumatized children, alcohol and drug addiction recovery, single parenthood, and others.

Parent Education and Support Groups lets parents and caregivers learn discipline strategies and stregthen parent and child interactions. Provides a variety of services for children under age 5 and their parents, including therapeutic early childhood education, home visits, parent education, respite care, and basic needs support. Most clients have experienced trauma and are struggling with a wide variety of "at-risk" complications, such as poverty, homelessness, challenging behaviors presented by traumatized children, alcohol and drug addiction recovery, single parenthood, and others.

Gladstone Center for Children and Families is a multi-agency family support center that provides parenting materials, family events, and a free lending library. It also hosts a variety of classes and groups offered by the agencies within the center. The agencies it houses include the Gladstone Health & Wellness Center, pediatric health, emotional and dental services. Family Stepping Stones Relief Nursery, Head Start and Early Head Start, Northwest Family Services service navigators, the Clackamas Education Service District EI/ECSE program, LifeWorks Northwest family counseling, WIC, SMART, Clackamas Community College GED program, and the Gladstone School District kindergarten program.

The agencies it houses include the Gladstone Health & Wellness Center, Family Stepping Stones Relief Nursery, Head Start and Early Head Start, Northwest Family Services, the Clackamas Education Service District EI/ECSE program, LifeWorks Northwest, WIC, SMART, Clackamas Community College GED program, and the Gladstone School District kindergarten program.

Provides support groups for stay-at-home mothers. Local chapters are linked on the website.

Parent Support Groups, a program of Parents Anonymous, provides family-strengthening and child abuse prevention services to parents. Members create long lasting positive changes in their families through participation. Groups are co-led by parents and a professional facilitator trained in the evidenced-based, child abuse prevention and the Parents Anonymous model.

This program provides parenting trainings, educational home visits, groups on general parenting issues, parenting materials to help children prepare for school, referrals, case management, and developmental screening. It also provides parents with guidance on how to deal with a child's tantrums, questions about a child's developmental stages, and alternative types of discipline.

Parent Mentor Program is a program of Parents Anonymous Oregon. Provides peer mentoring to parents impacted by addiction who are involved in DHS-Child Welfare and criminal justice systems. Parents are matched with Parent Mentors who have faced and conquered similar challenges. Mentors help parents to stay on track, work through the child welfare system, complete substance abuse treatment, learn positive parenting skills, build self-esteem, and develop advocacy skills. Mentors help parents connect to the recovery community and ultimately return to parenting clean and sober. They can work with parents throughout the length of their child welfare case, thereby providing the on-going support and validation.

Parenting classes, childbirth education, financial health workshop, and parent-to-parent networking opportunities. Free breastfeeding support group facilitated by the Oregon Nursing Mothers Counsel is held on the last Monday of each month.

Provides a variety of treatment services, from intensive outpatient treatment to aftercare services. Child care available on site. Services include:
-Assessment and Evaluation
-Substance Abuse Counseling
-Traditional Ceremonies
-Parenting Groups
-DUI Rehabilitation Program
-Gambling Addictions Treatment

Youth and Family Services works with youth and their families by providing support services, including counseling, support groups, violence and anger prevention training, life skills groups, parenting classes, new parenting groups, crime victims support, and community information and referral and temporary housing.

OHSU offers a variety of prenatal, childbirth, newborn care, breastfeeding education, and infant safety classes to expectant parents, families, and caregivers. Also offers several support groups, such as a new moms group.

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

PTC is a 10-week parenting program that works with families to address a wide range of child and adolescent behaviors such as defiance or non-cooperation, aggression, ADHD, lying, stealing, depressed mood, anxiety, school failure, and overcoming transitions (divorce, re-partnering, moves, grief, and loss)

Provides support and advocacy for families with children who have mental, emotional, or behavior-related disorders. Offers family support groups, family game nights, and other groups in many counties across Oregon. Also offers learning support and help developing advocacy skills. Free childcare available during support group sessions.

Contracts with different agencies in different areas. This means that program and service offerings vary between locations. Please call the main office for details on availability in each county.

Warmline for parents and caregivers. Staffed by other parents, they offer a non-judgmental listening ear and support navigating the complex world of resources and services for children. Call, live-chat on website, or use the discussion board to get help. The website also keeps information about local parenting resources, support groups, and trainings.

Provides support and advocacy for families with children who have mental, emotional, or behavior-related disorders. Offers family support groups, family game nights, and other groups in many counties across Oregon. Also offers learning support and help developing advocacy skills. Free childcare available during support group sessions.

Contracts with different agencies in different areas. This means that program and service offerings vary between locations. Please call the main office for details on availability in each county.

Oregon Family to Family Health information Center (OR F2F HIC) operates a call-in center for family members of children and youth with special needs and chronic health conditions (developmental and emotional disabilities, behavioral problems, and chronic physical illnesses) and professionals who serve them. The center specializes in providing information and resources related to health information, health care access, and special needs systems and supports. All calls are confidential.

Families may also request to be placed on an email or postal mailing list to receive regular correspondence about issues of importance to children and youth with special needs in Oregon.

Network of parenting hubs offering free parenting resources, groups, workshops, and classes.

Offers classes, home visits, referrals, support groups, and supervised visitation to families.

Community events calendar, magazine and website provides information about parent support groups, children's playgroups, family activities and enrichment, camps and listings of kid-friendly events in Portland.

Provides a safe and sober environment for addiction help and recovery. Offers peer support, one-on-one recovery support, marital recovery support, and grief and loss support. Support groups are available for co-dependency, stress management, parenting, steps groups, as well as a group for children and youth affected by addiction. Provides assistance in constructing a plan for recovery, daily management, and relapse prevention. Also provides a list of community resources and referrals.

Grow your community with the Rogue Midwives and students in this weekly Mom and Me support group. Includes open discussions about all that happens from birth through the first years, parenting issues, and support and information about postpartum depression.

Pregnancy and parenting support programs for Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) recipients. Services include pregnancy support, Options and Birth Control Counseling, Family Planning, Doula services, breastfeeding support, post-partum depression, post-abortion and miscarriage help, and parenting help from birth to 3 years old.

Pregnancy and parenting support programs for Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) recipients. Services include pregnancy support, Options and Birth Control Counseling, Family Planning, Doula services, breastfeeding support, post-partum depression, post-abortion and miscarriage help, and parenting help from birth to 3 years old.

Pregnancy and parenting support programs for Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) recipients. Services include pregnancy support, Options and Birth Control Counseling, Family Planning, Doula services, breastfeeding support, post-partum depression, post-abortion and miscarriage help, and parenting help from birth to 3 years old.

Pregnancy and parenting support programs for Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) recipients. Services include pregnancy support, Options and Birth Control Counseling, Family Planning, Doula services, breastfeeding support, post-partum depression, post-abortion and miscarriage help, and parenting help from birth to 3 years old.

Parenting education home visiting program. Parent educators follow the Parents as Teachers (PAT) curriculum to provide parenting materials, school readiness activities, and developmental and health screenings. Parent educators also facilitate weekly Parent Child Interactive Groups and connect families to supportive resources. A full meal is provided at each weekly group.

Weekly Parent Support Group seeks to reduce instances of child maltreatment by providing parents with an outlet to talk about stresses and effective parenting styles.

Provides parent education classes, as well as parent support groups, an event calendar and resource guide, free family and cultural events, and new resident information.

Peggy's Primary Connection offers comprehensive services aimed to help individuals and families access community and basic needs resources. Primary services during drop-in hours include referrals to community resources, parent/child activities, and access to a lending library.

The center also offers parent education, parent support groups, translation services and interpretation, ESL classes, and OHP application assistance at specific times. A Baby Connection (ABC) program offers infant play group, lactation support, free lunch, and a support group for prenatal/postnatal mothers.

Provides a self-help group for parents whose adolescent or adult children display out-of-control or unacceptable behavior. Orientation followed by weekly mutual support, action plans, and parent educational activities.

Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) parenting classes and support groups for parents and other caregivers of children with challenging behaviors. Groups are led by peer volunteers and are a drop-in basis, but call before attending to verify time and location.

Offers children's play groups and parenting classes.