Offers support, resource referral, and additional after-hours support for foster parents.

Provides tutoring and academic support by helping youth and families navigate complex academic systems. Also provides leadership training, culturally-specific mentorship, and athletics.

AntFarm's Axis Learning Center is a youth education center with academic and youth support services. The Learning Center has 13 computers to create and facilitate learning and access to information. Assisting young people with completion of high school, establishment of educational goals, and movement towards college and/or work readiness are core services offered. Community members offer support through tutoring, mentoring, community volunteering, job-skills training, supported employment, and assisting young people with problem solving and critical thinking skills.

Provides a positive space for youth grades K-12, to engage in fun and empowering programs, such as leadership and community service, academic enrichment, workforce training, performing and visual arts, camps, and personal health and fitness. After-school programs provide opportunities for homework help and tutoring, college and job readiness, youth employment, volunteering, and mentoring. Offer arts and sciences programs, drop-in activities, and more.

Provides a positive space for youth to engage in fun and empowering programs, such as leadership and community service, academic enrichment, workforce training, performing and visual arts, and personal health and fitness.

Boys and Girls Club provides a positive and safe place for youth to engage in fun and empowering programs, that help them achieve academic success, healthy lifestyles, and good character and citizenship. After-school and summer programs for youth grades K-12.

Boys and Girls Club provides a positive and safe place for youth to engage in fun and empowering programs, that help them achieve academic success, healthy lifestyles, and good character and citizenship. After-school and summer programs for youth grades K-12.

Boys and Girls Club provides a positive and safe place for youth to engage in fun and empowering programs, that help them achieve academic success, healthy lifestyles, and good character and citizenship. After-school and summer programs for youth grades K-12.

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.

Provides after school tutoring, reading mentors, and finance, cooking, and sewing life skills classes. Computers and printers are available for job seeking purposes.

Provides educational and vocational opportunities for youth and young adults including...

- Pre-employment training and Rethinking Careers Workshops, where participants learn the soft skills necessary to seek, gain, and maintain a job
- GED preparation classes, where participants receive tutoring to help them pass the GED exam
- Assistance applying for college, as well as FAFSA and other student aid assistance
- Assistance obtaining documentation (i.e., ID card, Social Security card, birth certificate)
- Training and education opportunities for enrollment in the Oregon Registry for participants who wish to become self-employed or seek employment as a child care professional

Children and babies are welcome at both Yoop! locations. Child care is not provided at the Skill Centers, but Yoop! can help with child care vouchers.

Provides educational and vocational opportunities for youth and young adults including...

- Pre-employment training and Rethinking Careers Workshops, where participants learn the soft skills necessary to seek, gain, and maintain a job
- GED preparation classes, where participants receive tutoring to help them pass the GED exam
- Assistance applying for college, as well as FAFSA and other student aid assistance
- Assistance obtaining documentation (i.e., ID card, Social Security card, birth certificate)
- Training and education opportunities for enrollment in the Oregon Registry for participants who wish to become self-employed or seek employment as a child care professional

Children and babies are welcome at both Yoop! locations. Child care is not provided at the Skill Centers, but Yoop! can help with child care vouchers.

An online resource for foster and former foster youth to access programs that help provide various services

Culturally and linguistically specific after-school activities, tutoring, youth academic advocacy, and parent engagement and education. Engages parents in group activities and provides in-home tutoring to support students' academic achievement.

Culturally and linguistically specific after-school activities, tutoring, youth academic advocacy, and parent engagement and education. Engages parents in group activities and provides in-home tutoring to support students' academic achievement.

Culturally and linguistically specific after-school activities, tutoring, youth academic advocacy, and parent engagement and education. Engages parents in group activities and provides in-home tutoring to support students' academic achievement.

SYAP fosters academic achievement by providing school-linked, age-appropriate, and culturally specific academic support that includes activities such as tutoring, mentoring, reading club, gender groups, and conflict resolution classes; case management, family engagement, and skill-building groups. This program is part of the SUN Service System.

Services are delivered at community and school sites to youth attending regular and/or alternative schools. Focus is intended to help youth remain in or return to school.

Offers learning, leadership, and cultural activities that engage Native youth and support a positive cultural identity. Provides culturally appropriate educational support to Native students, including tutoring and credit recovery, and supports Native families’ involvement in students’ education.

The Homework Center includes online research database information on various topics; live homework help from tutor.com for paper proofreading, math help, PSAT practice questions, and study guides; and live tutoring in Spanish as a foreign language.

Provides academic and social supports necessary to enter school ready to learn, to stay motivated to graduate from high school and/or college, and to be prepared for career success. The program aims to improve student achievement by reducing absenteeism, providing cultural awareness and increasing parent involvement.

Offers one-on-one after-school tutoring services. Youth Advocates, college-level volunteers, and community members help students with their homework and other school-related projects. Volunteers can also tutor students who are struggling in a specific subject area. Students have access to a computer lab. Dinner is served every afternoon.

Students who regularly participate in tutoring services are eligible to participate in field trips. Transportation is available on a limited basis for middle and elementary school students.

Advocates work with students and their families to create measurable goals based on the 4 quadrants of the Relational Worldview Model: Mind, Body, Spirit, and Context. The program includes:
-Wraparound case management and advocacy services
-College visitations, life skills workshops, employment skill-building, and scholarship/financial aid workshops
-School-based tutoring and after-school homework support
-Building culturally relevant skills and increasing cultural pride and identity
-Incentives, stipends, summer meals, meals during the school year, after-school snacks, clothing, hygiene items, school supply vouchers, and monetary assistance for participating youth

Offers GED preparation and testing, GED/high school credit recovery and tutoring that is Portland Public School accredited, work readiness training, job search help, resume help, college preparation, and help with post-secondary education and training. "Urban Ed" is a drop-in, student-centered alternative school for youth who have dropped out or are at risk of dropping out of school. Work experiences are available at the Virginia Woof (VW) Dog Daycare and Youth Job Training Program. Child care is also available for established clients.

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 homework assistance for students. Assistance is available in all subjects other than foreign languages. The facility also provides a cultural library, a computer learning lab, an art zone and a youth lounge.

Fosters academic achievement by providing school-linked, age-appropriate, and culturally specific academic support (activities such as tutoring, mentoring, reading club, gender groups, and conflict resolution classes), case management, family engagement, and skill-building groups. This program is part of the SUN Service System. Provides services for youth and their families so that youth remain in or return to school. These services are delivered at community and school sites to youth attending regular and/or alternative schools who are at risk of academic failure. Formerly known as the Social and Support Services for Educational Success program (SSSES).

Youth Services are offered during a six-week summer program, four one-week summer camps, and an eight-week summer basketball league.

Senior Companion Volunteers provide services to adults needing simple companionship or special assistance (including transportation, visitation, client advocacy, and light housekeeping). Volunteers receive a stipend of $4.00 per hour for each hour of service, mileage reimbursement for program-related activities, and training, orientation, and recognition. Foster Grandparent Volunteers assist designated school children with reading and math skills. Also, assist pre-school age youth with pre-reading skill development and socialization.

LISTO is a family literacy program that provides adult English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction and adult basic education for parents. Children participate in the program with their parents by attending developmentally appropriate classes and getting homework help and Spanish reading support.

Tutoring and adult literacy program that offers one-on-one and small group instruction in reading, writing, GED preparation, and English as a Second Language (ESL) courses.

Supervised out-of-school-time youth center where teens can participate in academic enrichment activities, including the Teen Cuisine culinary program, a learning garden, Science Action Club, a theatre/drama club, and the Youth Entrepreneur Success youth-run business. Also provides homework assistance, computers, board games, game consoles, and a pool table. A daily meal is provided through the USDA food program. Art program is available during the summer.

Provides youth recreation and activities, including games, computer lab, support and skill groups, mental health services, academic support, youth job skill development, and services for at-risk and runaway/ homeless youth.