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

Shower and laundry facilities on a first come basis. Laundry is limited to two small loads.

The ARK Project is a Coos Bay School District school-based program that provides basic needs, essential support services, crisis intervention and advocacy. Services include: drop in center, food pantry, children's clothing, school supplies, personal grooming supplies, feminine hygiene supplies, mentoring, information and referrals for other assistance agencies, and assistance in applying for ID forms.

Drop-in center providing a food pantry, help in applying for state benefits such as OHP or SNAP, public shower and laundry facilities, assistance with educational needs such as re-enrollment or school supplies, and specialized information and referral.

Provides drop-in services, housing assistance, and employment services to self-identified women over the age of 25 who are experiencing homelessness without minor children in their custody.

Drop-in services may include:
-A safe, comfortable place for women only (well-mannered pets are welcome)
-Information and referral
-Access to a phone, community voicemail, mailing address, and computers
-Shower
-Washer and dryer (for women who are staying outside)
-Snacks, coffee, and a weekly lunch

Housing services may include:

-Information and advocacy
-Assistance in applying for subsidized housing
-Move-in costs for women who have stable income (when funds are available)
-Help reducing barriers to housing and assistance with landlord appeals
-Permanent housing placement for chronically homeless women (when housing programs have capacity)
-Assistance with the physical move and household items (only available to women in HTP housing)
-Ongoing case management for housing clients

A collaborative project that provides homeless families priority access to a coordinated set of services offered at multiple locations in the G Street neighborhood. The participating organizations function as a campus, with all services within easy walking distance. Services include:
-A safe place to be during the day
-Access to laundry, showers, and restroom facilities
-A place to prepare and eat simple meals
-Help finding affordable housing and employment
-Access to other school- and community-based resources

Provides advocacy, job assistance, transitional housing, and case management services for homeless veterans. Conducts outreach to veterans and non-veterans living in homeless camps by providing potable water, food, clothing, phone/fax services, bus passes, and Veterans Affairs claims assistance.

Day services include clothes, bathrooms, showers, temporary mailing addresses, and hygiene items.

Families accessing Day Services, or Family Homeless Emergency Services (FHES), have access to a community pantry and shower. Visitors also have access to food boxes, a community phone, mail services, secure document storage, and information and referral.

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 acquiring clothing and shoes; personal hygiene items; medical and dental fees/services; and can assist with transportation needs. Also offers navigation services such applying for SNAP; completing, obtaining, or replacing official documents like driver's license and birth certificates; access to health providers; housing assistance wait lists; and obtaining a GED.

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 are available in exchange for volunteer service. Tents, tarps, and blankets are provided when available in exchange for volunteer service (can be waived if needed). Bus passes are available for court or parole meetings in Coquille. Local bus passes are available on a case by case basis. Warming Center is open as dictated by weather parameters.

Provides a drop-in day center with services that include two meals a day with a sack lunch to-go, showers by appointment (not wheelchair accessible), haircuts, computer and telephone access, blankets, clothing, shoes, and hygiene items. Referrals to resources surrounding housing, mental health, and substance abuse. Also, assistance with determination of homelessness letters.

Provides nutritious snacks, drinks, and hygiene items.

Provides a faith-based day facility. Offers simple arts and crafts instruction focusing on woodworking projects. Through the Love Gifts program, participants can receive a grocery store gift card or gasoline voucher valued at about $5 once per week. Particpants can also make use of weekly pop up shower trailers. Complimentary handmade Friends of the Carpenter wood items are also distributed.

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 also available to meet youth anywhere in Washington County to discuss resources. HP also operates Education and Employment Programs to support youth with goals.

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 also available to meet youth anywhere in Washington County to discuss resources. HP also operates Education and Employment Programs to support youth with goals.

Provides meals, clothing, laundry, personal hygiene items, showers, job training classes, mentoring programs, referrals to other resources, and access to telephone services.

The Perch is a daytime drop-in center for youth experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Offers a dry, warm, safe place where youth have access to laundry facilities, computers, a phone, a meal and skilled staff to help them problem solve.

Provides a daytime drop-in center. Services include access to showers, bathrooms, mail pick up/PO box setup, hygiene items, diapers, pet food, on-site WiFi and telephone usage, and specialized information and referral.

Day center for homeless adults providing lunch, a safe place to rest and socialize, resource materials, WiFi. Showers and haircuts are available by appointment. Clothing and hygiene items are occasionally available.

Provides a no barrier daytime drop-in center with access to socks, toiletries, laundry facilities, shower vouchers, computer and telephone accessibility, coffee, snacks, pastries, and a community meal. Offers a small emergency food pantry and camping gear when available.

Homeless drop-in center for youth providing laundry facilities, phone use, temporary mailing address, and showers. Provides meals every weekday. Also provides street outreach, case management, mental health counseling, education, and assistance finding housing. Eligible youth will be added to a central housing referral list for all programs they qualify for.

Drop-in center offering food, clothing and other vital resources. Case management services revolving around assistance in finding and maintaining stable housing are offered. Employment guidance is also available with services including resume preparation, job skills training, and connections to employment opportunities.

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/tents, dog/cat food, laundry facilities, computers for schoolwork/job searching, youth counseling, harm reduction workshops, art therapy, advocacy, case management, temporary mailing addresses, and referrals to other community resources.

ARCHES offers a drop-in day center to provide basic need services and resource navigation. Basic need services include: Showers, laundry, day sheltering, hygiene kits, and sack lunches. Community mail boxes are also available.

Day shelter helps youth with basic needs and to reconnect with the community. Provides three meals a day, laundry, showers, personal items, and resources. Programs include:

Runaway and Homeless Youth Program (RHY): Connects youth and their families to resources that meet their immediate needs. Also provides mediation and counseling resources for family reunification. The goal is safe exits from the streets, achieved through relationships with local law enforcement, street outreach, and working closely with the school district and other community partners.

Youth Empowerment Program (YEP): YEP's 4 elements are internships and jobs, financial literacy, workshops and field trips, and extended support. Youth cohorts go through the program in 3-month cycles and can earn high school credit for their work and experiences during the program.

Rotary Rides: Bicycle loan program where youth can check out a bicycle for 24 hours to get to appointments, school, etc. Must return bike by 7pm the day after checkout.

HOME's Taylor's House has 10 beds to house the community's homeless or runaway youth, and offers holistic services for study support, social activities, job training, and transportation.

Accepts donations of school supplies.

Provides a low-barrier day center that offers computers and charging stations, laundry facilities, restrooms, showers, and resources.

Do Good Multnomah runs shelter and bridge housing programs on site to help people continue on their path to permanent housing. Referrals come through the Day Center.

Provides services to youth at risk of or experiencing homelessness including:
-Food, clothing, hygiene items, and bus tickets
-Engagement activities, including mentoring and specific activities for LGBTQIA2S+ youth
-Referrals to employment programs (job readiness training, work experience, life skills training)
-Referrals to alternative education options, including pursuing a GED
-Information 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.

All HOST programs offer resource and referral information, case management, and crisis intervention for youth. HOST services are provided at two sites.

HOST's two main programs are:
-Daytime Resource Center: Drop-in services include showers, laundry, computer access, breakfast and lunch on weekdays, case management, and skill building.
-Transitional Living Program (TLP): Provides shelter for up to 18 months. TLP offers community stabilization supports, assistance with employment, assistance with educational goals, and counseling to assure youth are prepared for independent living.

Provides a drop-in center for people who are homeless. Services include information and referral, case management, laundry, clothing, showers, lunch, mailbox access, mental health support groups, and peer support services. Also connects clients with medical services at West Salem Medical Clinic.

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

Provides a space to stay out of the elements and socialize with other guests; use of telephones; access to showers and personal hygiene items; hot meals; food boxes; and mailbox use, in addition to case management services.

Offers a safe place where guests can drop in and socialize, play games, and read books. The center provides water, coffee, a hot meal, blankets, socks, and mental health services.

Provides food, clothing, bedding, small household items, camping gear and personal hygiene supplies to anyone in need. There is a community garden available for families and individuals. Showers are first come, first served and laundry is by appointment only.

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

Day services are available on a drop-in basis for homeless youth, providing basic needs, meals, recreation/activities, showers, laundry, phone, mailing address, and computers. Safe space for LGBTQ youth.

Provides a drop-in center that offers arts & music, mentoring, educational, and outdoor recreational programs. Additional supportive services include bus tickets, haircuts, clothing, and support for pregnancy and parenting. Also offer cooking classes, as well as breakfast and lunch meals. Accepts food and supply donations.

Provides access to groceries, hot meals; showers, haircuts, clothing, applicaton assistance (OHP, SNAP, and other assistance), health care information, information and referral to shelter, and recovery resources.

Provides access to groceries, hot meals; showers, haircuts, clothing, applicaton assistance (OHP, SNAP, and other assistance), health care information, information and referral to shelter, and recovery resources.

Offers breakfast and dinner, restrooms, hygiene product distribution, access to water, and mail services.

Provides warm meals, showers, temporary mailing addresses, clothing provisions, cell phone charging, assistance with obtaining forms of ID, available TriMet tickets, shelter and housing referrals, and connections to various community partners/services.

Provides up to 12 hours of safe, uninterrupted sleep for couples, men, and women during the night or day in a tented area. Sleeping necessities are provided for those who may not have any. People are only allowed 12 hours during the day or night and are welcomed to come back after 12 hours in between.
Also offers a clothing closet to assist those in need. Item availability depends on what has been donated and is on hand at any given time.

Provides food, clothing, diapers, pet food, bus fare, temporary mailing address, laundry facilities, 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 an overnight men's shelter and a dayroom that offers showers, laundry facilities, meals, and clothing. Overnight guests must attend chapel service.

Shelter with 110 beds for women with or without children. Dayroom open all day for guests at the shelter or not. Provides meals, showers, laundry facilities, and clothing. Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Provides a drop-in center which includes restrooms, shower facilities, hygiene kits, coffee, internet access, and a seating area. Self-prep meal options available during lunch and breakfast hours.

Provides hot meals and limited provisions. Food, beverages, clothing, camping gear, and other resources may be available as supply allows. No indoor access: all services provided at the walk up window.

Provides a low barrier shelter and drop in center for people experiencing homelessness. Meals are available, a clothing closet, and hygiene and first aid products. Offers access to case management services providing connections to housing resources, mental health treatment, medical treatment, substance recovery assistance, and employment sources. Clients are not required to be clean and sober and may keep the same bed provided that they stay in the shelter on consecutive nights. Shelter guests not transitioning to the drop in center will be offered a take away breakfast meal.

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

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.

Day center for houseless families and pregnant women that provides a place to shower, make phone calls, pick up mail and messages, do laundry, eat, etc. Families may come and go as they wish during the day.



The Night Shelter Annex is a low-barrier, 90-day wraparound case management and shelter program for families experiencing houselessness. Services include access to individual dorm units, laundry, showers, meals (breakfast and dinner), First Place Kids child care, and First Place Family Center day-access center. Families must first be registered at First Place Family Center to be eligible for the Night Shelter Annex.



Pre-screening is required. Eligible households will be added to a central housing referral list for all programs they qualify for.

The Resource Center 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 identification 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.

Provides day center and overnight sheltering services. Day center offers access to showers, laundry facilities, and information about community resources.
Overnight shelter consists of 10 pallet shelters, each with space for 2 people.

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.