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211INFO

211INFO MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM

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.

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-6pm

ALL-OPTIONS

ALL-OPTIONS PREGNANCY, PARENTING, ABORTION, AND ABORTION TALKLINE

Talkline offers a free and confidential space to talk about pregnancy, parenting, abortion, and adoption. Peer Counselors offer judgment-free support at any point before, during, and after pregnancy, regardless of which options the caller is considering.

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Hours: Monday-Friday 7am -10pm, Saturday/Sunday 7am-3pm

(888) 493-0092 -

BREAST FRIENDS

BREAST CANCER PEER SUPPORT NETWORK AND RESOURCES

Provides one-on-one support for newly-diagnosed breast cancer patients and their families and friends through diagnosis, treatment, and beyond. Manages a volunteer match program for patients needing additional support. Free hats, wigs, and prosthesis with bras available for chemotherapy patients with hair loss and those who have undergone a mastectomy. In-person and phone support available. Offers workshops, retreats, and support groups.

14050 SW Pacific Highway
Suite 101
Tigard, OR 97224

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Hours: Monday-Thursday 10am-4pm, Friday by appointment

CASCADE AIDS PROJECT

PEER-TO-PEER SUPPORT SERVICES

Certified Peer Specialists provide supportive services for people living with HIV/AIDS. Services assist clients with navigating the healthcare, mental healthcare, and drug/alcohol abuse recovery systems.

520 NW Davis Street
Suite 215
Portland, OR 97209

Eligibility: -HIV/AIDS diagnosis
-Income at or below 300% Federal Poverty Level
-Currently in need of additional mental health and/or substance abuse support
-Support with sustaining mental health or substance abuse treatment
-Currently housed, but struggling to maintain housing
-Assistance with linkage to care

Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am-5pm

CLACKAMAS COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DIVISION

24/7 MOBILE CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM

Provides face-to-face therapeutic responses as well as peer support services in public settings where a mental health crisis is occurring. This can be in an individual's home, at a school, in a business and even on a street corner. The goal of mobile crisis services is to help individuals resolve the mental health crisis where they are, and to avoid unnecessary hospitalization, involuntary commitment, and arrest or incarceration.

2051 Kaen Road
Suite 154
Oregon City, OR 97045

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Hours: 24 hours per day / 7 days per week

COMMUNITY VOICES ARE BORN

COMMUNITY VOICES ARE BORN (CVAB)

Provides support and advocacy for recovery and wellness through scheduled activities and peer support. Services include mental health and wellness support groups, men's and women's support groups, computer classes, support for building resumes and cover letters and completing job applications, and an evening Warm Line for peer support. Services are focused on those in recovery from substance abuse or mental health issues.

1601 E Fourth Plain Boulevard
Suite A114
Vancouver, WA 98661

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Hours: Office: Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm
Warm Line: 7 days per week 4pm-midnight

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (EOCIL)

DISABILITY PEER SUPPORT

Peer support links individuals with disabilities with trained mentors who also have disabilities, either one-on-one or in groups. Clients work with mentors to identify barriers to independent living and to brainstorm ways to eliminate these barriers.

1021 SW 5th Avenue
Ontario, OR 97914

Eligibility: Individuals with significant physical, sensory, cognitive, or mental disabilities and their families. Disabilities include:
-Physical or orthopedic disabilities
-Psychiatric disabilities
-Learning or developmental disabilities
-Hyperactivity or concentration difficulties (ADD or ADHD)
-Brain injuries caused by accident or stroke
-Blindness or nearsightedness
-Deafness or being hard of hearing
-Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) or environmental illness (EI)
-HIV/AIDS
Peer Counseling
Healing Pathways for Women Support Group: a peer-facilitated 14-week group for women 18 and older with physical disabilities living with depression.

Journeys for Men Support Group: 14 weekly peer-facilitated groups for men 18 and older with physical disabilities living with depression.

Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-3pm

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (EOCIL)

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING BURNS

DISABILITY PEER SUPPORT

Peer support links individuals with disabilities with trained mentors who also have disabilities, either one-on-one or in groups. Clients work with mentors to identify barriers to independent living and to brainstorm ways to eliminate these barriers.

51 W Washington
Burns, OR 97720

Eligibility: Individuals with significant physical, sensory, cognitive, or mental disabilities and their families. Disabilities include:
-Physical or orthopedic disabilities
-Psychiatric disabilities
-Learning or developmental disabilities
-Hyperactivity or concentration difficulties (ADD or ADHD)
-Brain injuries caused by accident or stroke
-Blindness or nearsightedness
-Deafness or being hard of hearing
-Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) or environmental illness (EI)
-HIV/AIDS
Peer Counseling
Healing Pathways for Women Support Group: a peer-facilitated 14-week group for women 18 and older with physical disabilities living with depression.

Journeys for Men Support Group: 14 weekly peer-facilitated groups for men 18 and older with physical disabilities living with depression.

(541) 370-2810 401

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (EOCIL)

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING PENDLETON

DISABILITY PEER SUPPORT

Peer support links individuals with disabilities with trained mentors who also have disabilities, either one-on-one or in groups. Clients work with mentors to identify barriers to independent living and to brainstorm ways to eliminate these barriers.

322 SW 3rd Avenue
Pendleton, OR 978012174

Eligibility: Individuals with significant physical, sensory, cognitive, or mental disabilities and their families. Disabilities include:
-Physical or orthopedic disabilities
-Psychiatric disabilities
-Learning or developmental disabilities
-Hyperactivity or concentration difficulties (ADD or ADHD)
-Brain injuries caused by accident or stroke
-Blindness or nearsightedness
-Deafness or being hard of hearing
-Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) or environmental illness (EI)
-HIV/AIDS
Peer Counseling
Healing Pathways for Women Support Group: a peer-facilitated 14-week group for women 18 and older with physical disabilities living with depression.

Journeys for Men Support Group: 14 weekly peer-facilitated groups for men 18 and older with physical disabilities living with depression.

Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-3pm

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (EOCIL)

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING THE DALLES

DISABILITY PEER SUPPORT

Peer support links individuals with disabilities with trained mentors who also have disabilities, either one-on-one or in groups. Clients work with mentors to identify barriers to independent living and to brainstorm ways to eliminate these barriers.

400 E Scenic Drive
3rd Floor, Suite 2382
The Dalles, OR 97058

Eligibility: Individuals with significant physical, sensory, cognitive, or mental disabilities and their families. Disabilities include:
-Physical or orthopedic disabilities
-Psychiatric disabilities
-Learning or developmental disabilities
-Hyperactivity or concentration difficulties (ADD or ADHD)
-Brain injuries caused by accident or stroke
-Blindness or nearsightedness
-Deafness or being hard of hearing
-Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) or environmental illness (EI)
-HIV/AIDS
Peer Counseling
Healing Pathways for Women Support Group: a peer-facilitated 14-week group for women 18 and older with physical disabilities living with depression.

Journeys for Men Support Group: 14 weekly peer-facilitated groups for men 18 and older with physical disabilities living with depression.

Hours: No standard hours

FAMILY SOLUTIONS

Specializes in working with children, youth and families who have experienced trauma and are facing mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression and ADHD, etc. Services include individual, family and group therapy, family support services, peer support services, psychiatric medication services, school based therapeutic services, and coordination of care.

3200 NE 109th Avenue
Vancouver, WA 98682

Eligibility: Serves children, youth, and families. Varies by service.

Hours: Office hours: Monday-Friday 8AM-5:30PM

GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

COUNSELING MINISTRY

A faith-based organization that offers a counseling ministry that includes individual, marriage, and men's and women's groups. The groups are run by trained peer counselors.

7929 SW Cirrus Drive
Beaverton, OR 97008

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am-9pm, Friday 9am-5pm

INDEPENDENT LIVING RESOURCES

Provides independent living services to individuals, family members, and care providers. The four core services include advocacy, information and referral, peer counseling, and skills training. Also offers support groups and recreation activities.

1839 NE Couch Street
Portland, OR 97232

Eligibility: Persons with disabilities

Hours: Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday 8:30am-5pm, Wednesday 12:30pm-5pm

KAIROS

KAIROS CADENZA RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOME

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOMES

Cadenza is a residential treatment home that houses five young adults with serious mental and behavioral disorders. The facility is non-secure. Residents receive intensive mental health services geared toward helping them develop the thinking and coping skills that will assist them in making the transition to adulthood. Staff help them learn to navigate the work and/or education worlds and to develop skills that enable them to attend school, work, and live independently in the community. Parents and families are always welcome.

4385 Sunnyside Road NE
Salem, OR 97305

Eligibility: Ages 17-24

Hours: Call for hours

KAIROS

KAIROS COASTLINE SERVICES

COASTLINE SERVICES

Coastline Day Treatment Service provides closely integrated education and treatment services for youth and their families. Mental health and teaching staff help children learn to cope with their mental, behavioral and academic challenges, and work with parents to help them respond effectively to their children. Also offers outpatient services, community skills training, wraparound support, peer and family support.

2020 Thompson Road
Coos Bay, OR 97420

Eligibility: Ages 4-17

Hours: Call for information

(541) 956-4943 3102

KAIROS

KAIROS MOMENTUM RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOME

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOMES

Momentum is a residential treatment home in Grants Pass that houses five young adults with serious mental and behavioral disorders. The facility is non-secure. Residents receive intensive mental health services geared toward helping them develop the thinking and coping skills that will assist them in making the transition to adulthood. Staff help them learn to navigate the work and/or education worlds and to develop skills that will enable them to attend school, work, and live independently in the community. Parents and families are always welcome.

1920 Kurtz Lane
Grants Pass, OR 97526

Eligibility: Ages 17-24

Hours: Call for hours

KAIROS

KAIROS TEMPO RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOME

RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOMES

Momentum is a residential treatment home in Grants Pass that houses five young adults with serious mental and behavioral disorders. The facility is non-secure. Residents receive intensive mental health services geared toward helping them develop the thinking and coping skills that will assist them in making the transition to adulthood. Staff help them learn to navigate the work and/or education worlds and to develop skills that will enable them to attend school, work, and live independently in the community. Parents and families are always welcome.

348 Ruby Avenue
Eugene, OR 97404

Eligibility: Ages 17-24

Hours: Call for hours

LIFEWAYS INC

PEER SUPPORT CENTER

Partners with Lifeways to provide a range of services and support to mental health consumers, including self-help groups, skill groups, advocacy, activities, peer-to-peer support, food bank, linkage to community resources, dual diagnosis group, and National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI) services.

702 Sunset Drive
Ontario, OR 97914

Eligibility: Individuals experiencing mental health issues

Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-3pm

(541) 889-9167 236

MALHEUR COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT

PEER DELIVERED SERVICES

Peer Support Specialists and Peer Wellness Specialists connect people to care, resources and services before and after an overdose, infection or other health issue related to substance use.
Conduct Hepatitis B and C testing, support participants to access substance use treatment, and provide harm reduction counseling and support.

1108 SW 4th Street
Ontario, OR 97914

Eligibility: History of or a current substance use concern

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-noon and 1pm-5pm

MIND SOLUTIONS

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Licensed mental health counselors offering culturally responsive mental health treatment, including child and family counseling, sex trafficking survivor support, and peer support services. Substance use disorder treatment offered including: DUII treatment and peer recovery support, DUII screening assessment and substance abuse treatment program available for those required to complete the program under Oregon law.

3311 NE Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard
Portland, OR 97212

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm

NEW NARRATIVE

NEW NARRATIVE MILL PARK CENTER

Provides mental health services, including case management, cognitive and creative therapy, skills training, employment assistance, assistance obtaining benefits and entitlements, prescriber services, medication monitoring (must be an active participant in behavioral health counseling), money management, medical coordination, and peer-delivered services.
Cannot provide neurological assessments for ADHD or autism.
Currently unable to offer medication management to new intakes.

1952 SE 122nd Avenue
Portland, OR 97233

Eligibility: Individuals with severe and persistent mental health conditions

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

NEW NARRATIVE

NEW NARRATIVE SPRING CREEK CENTER

Provides mental health services, including case management, cognitive and creative therapy, skills training, employment assistance, assistance obtaining benefits and entitlements, prescriber services, medication monitoring (must be an active participant in behavioral health counseling), money management, medical coordination, and peer-delivered services.
Cannot provide neurological assessments for ADHD or autism.
Currently unable to offer medication management to new intakes.

8915 SW Center Street
Tigard, OR 97223

Eligibility: Individuals with severe and persistent mental health conditions

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

NORTHWEST HUMAN SERVICES

HOMELESS OUTREACH & ADVOCACY PROJECT (HOAP)

HOMELESS OUTREACH AND ADVOCACY PROJECT (HOAP)

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.

694 Church Street NE
Salem, OR 97301

Eligibility: Individuals who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, with a focus on serving homeless individuals who also experience mental health issues

Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-2pm

ONE COMMUNITY HEALTH HOODRIVER CLINIC

SALUD DIABETES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Salud is a judgment-free zone where patients are supported, coached, and connected to peers as they navigate lifestyle changes to reduce diabetes risks. The Salud program offers 1:1 and group classes that lay the groundwork for understanding diabetes. It also offers more personalized care plans for nutrition and medication management.

849 Pacific Avenue
Hood River, OR 97031

Eligibility: Established One Community Health patients only.
Currently accepting new patients.

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

ONE COMMUNITY HEALTH HOODRIVER CLINIC

ONE COMMUNITY HEALTH THE DALLES CLINIC

SALUD DIABETES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Salud is a judgment-free zone where patients are supported, coached, and connected to peers as they navigate lifestyle changes to reduce diabetes risks. The Salud program offers 1:1 and group classes that lay the groundwork for understanding diabetes. It also offers more personalized care plans for nutrition and medication management.

1040 Webber Street
The Dalles, OR 97058

Eligibility: Established One Community Health patients only.
Currently accepting new patients.

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

PROJECT ABLE

PROJECT ABLE MCMINNVILLE

Services include individual peer support, wellness and trauma support activities, vocational support, and classes to enhance an individual's wellness goals. One-on-one support is provided for individuals who want support and accountability in reaching fitness or health goals and for those working through trauma-related issues.

640 NE 3rd Street
McMinnville, OR 97128

Eligibility: Adults 18 and over who are, or have been, recipients of mental health services and/or who have been isolated due to other chronic health and wellness conditions.

Hours: Varies by site

PROJECT ABLE

PROJECT ABLE SALEM

Services include individual peer support, wellness and trauma support activities, vocational support, and classes to enhance an individual's wellness goals. One-on-one support is provided for individuals who want support and accountability in reaching fitness or health goals and for those working through trauma-related issues.

1599 State Street
Salem, OR 97301

Eligibility: Adults 18 and over who are, or have been, recipients of mental health services and/or who have been isolated due to other chronic health and wellness conditions.

Hours: Varies by site

SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES OF LANE COUNTY

SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES

Provides support for survivors of past and present sexual assault, abuse, and harassment and for friends and family of survivors. Services include a crisis line, medical response and legal advocacy, support groups, peer support, community education and outreach for prevention, and information and referral. All services are confidential.

1902 Jefferson Street
Suite 1
Eugene, OR 97405

Eligibility: Survivors of sexual assault, abuse, and harassment, and their friends and family members

Hours: Crisis line, advocacy/legal/medical response: 24 hours per day / 7 days per week.

SPOKES UNLIMITED

PEER SUPPORT

Pairs participants with well-adjusted peer consultants who have similar disabilities. The consultants act as role models, share personal experiences, and help participants adjust to their disability.

1006 Main Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601

Eligibility: Individuals with disabilities

Hours: Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Friday 9am-11:30am

WELLMAMA

MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH AND SUPPORT SERVICES

Provides peer support through a Text Support Line, online & in-person peer to peer support groups, individual peer support, and other services. Certified Peer Support Specialists facilitate each group and share information about prevention and wellness. Facilitators provide support and resources, and referrals to qualified professionals, as needed. Support people, including partners, and babies under a year are welcome at all meetings.

4325 Commerce Street
Eugene, OR 97402

Eligibility: Families struggling with emotions related to reproductive health, such as pregnancy, the first few years postpartum, adoption, infertility, and perinatal loss.

Hours: Support group times vary - Call or visit website for information

BREAST FRIENDS
BREAST CANCER PEER SUPPORT NETWORK AND RESOURCES

CASCADE AIDS PROJECT
PEER-TO-PEER SUPPORT SERVICES

CLACKAMAS COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DIVISION
24/7 MOBILE CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (EOCIL)
DISABILITY PEER SUPPORT

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (EOCIL)
DISABILITY PEER SUPPORT

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (EOCIL)
DISABILITY PEER SUPPORT

EASTERN OREGON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING (EOCIL)
DISABILITY PEER SUPPORT

GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
COUNSELING MINISTRY

INDEPENDENT LIVING RESOURCES
INDEPENDENT LIVING RESOURCES

KAIROS
RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOMES

KAIROS
COASTLINE SERVICES

KAIROS
RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOMES

KAIROS
RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT HOMES

LIFEWAYS INC
PEER SUPPORT CENTER

MALHEUR COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
PEER DELIVERED SERVICES

MIND SOLUTIONS
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

NEW NARRATIVE
NEW NARRATIVE MILL PARK CENTER

NEW NARRATIVE
NEW NARRATIVE SPRING CREEK CENTER

NORTHWEST HUMAN SERVICES
HOMELESS OUTREACH AND ADVOCACY PROJECT (HOAP)

ONE COMMUNITY HEALTH HOODRIVER CLINIC
SALUD DIABETES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

ONE COMMUNITY HEALTH HOODRIVER CLINIC
SALUD DIABETES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

PROJECT ABLE
PROJECT ABLE MCMINNVILLE

PROJECT ABLE
PROJECT ABLE SALEM

SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES OF LANE COUNTY
SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES

SPOKES UNLIMITED
PEER SUPPORT

WELLMAMA
MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH AND SUPPORT SERVICES