Resources: Shelters

  • Bradley-Angle House
    503-281-2442

    For women and women with children fleeing domestic violence. No references necessary. Case management and support groups provided. Phone screening required. 24-hour crisis line. Undisclosed location.

     

  • City Team Ministries
    526 SE Grand Ave.
    Portland
    OR
    97214-2215
    503-231-9334
    http://www.cityteam.org
    12 step/AA program: 7 p.m. Wed. & Sat. Men's showers: 5:45-6:30 p.m. Mon-Fri Women's showers: 10:30-11:15 a.m. Wed. Dinner: 5:45 p.m. Sun-Sat Shelter: 5:45 p.m.

    Men only, TB card/sobriety required. $5 a night for shelter, meal included. Mon.-Sun. Sign up @ 5:45p.m. 12-step/AA program offered.  Men's and women's showers available for $1. Bus service: 6

     

  • Clackamas Women's Services
    503-654-2288 or 888-654-2288
    http://www.cwsor.org
    24-hour phone in-take

    Women staying in shelter receive counseling and case management services to begin the healing process and begin planning for their futures. Residents receive much-needed emergency supplies such as food, clothing & toiletries. Women and women w/children fleeing domestic violence or recent sexual abuse. No males over 18, case management,

     

  • Community Action Family Shelter
    210 South East 12th Ave.
    Hillsboro
    OR
    97214
    503-640-3263
    http://www.caowash.org/
    24/7
    Transit: Max Blue, 47

    Manages the wait list for three shelters for families with children or mothers in 9th month of pregnancy. Waiting list for Community Action, Good Neighbor Center and Family Bridge.  Food box available 5:30p.m.-9p.m., Weekends; 9:00a.m.-5:00p.m., Mon.-Fri.

  • Dept. of Community Justice
    421 SW 5th Ave.
    Portland
    OR
    97204-2205
    503-988-3747
    http://www.co.multnomah.or.us/dcj/
    Transit: Fareless square.

    Transition Services Unit provides housing for parolees in jeopardy. Referrals by parole or probation officer required. Numerous services, including case management for long-term housing and support systems and homelessness prevention for parolees. Bus service: Fareless square.

  • Family Bridge
    183 SE 6th Ave.
    Hillsboro
    OR
    direct line: 503-844-2919 waiting list: 503-640-3263
    http://www.family-bridge.org
    Transit: 57, 48, Max blue line.

    Washington Co. accepts families with children (men and/or women), no domestic violence, 3-family limit; phone screening. Maximum stay of six weeks. Medications/treatment for mental illness must be followed to satisfy case management. Children must be enrolled in and attend public school or Head Start during their stay. Requires a drug screening test with clean results for all participants 13 years or older.  Case management on-site, referrals for housing, employment and education.

  • Good Neighbor Center
    11130 SW Greenburg Road
    Tigard
    OR
    503-443-6084; Wait list: 503-640-3263
    http://www.goodneighborcenter.org
    6 a.m.-10 p.m. (shelter), 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
    Transit: Bus service: 76, 78.

    A family run shelter that provides emergency shelter with supportive empowering services. Families have up to 6 weeks to meet their goals with the help of staff.(business/intake) Bus service: 76, 78.

  • Goose Hollow Family Shelter
    1838 SW Jefferson
    Portland
    OR
    97201
    503-915-8306 503-595-9390 Waitlist
    http://www.goosehollowfamilyshelter.org/
    http://www.pdxhfs.org
    Transit: Max Blue, Red, 6

    Temporary emergency shelter for homeless families with children. Families typically stay about a month. We provide help with finding and in some situations helping pay for stable housing outside of shelter. We also provide dinner, breakfast, showers, laundry, minimal storage space. We have a day shelter where families may go during the day for similar services.  Sobriety required at time of entry. Families must have children under the age of 18 in their legal custody to be considered for shelter.

  • My Father's House
    503-492-3046
    http://www.familyshelter.org

    90-120-day shelter for families with children. Case management, life skills curriculum, RentWell classes. No waiting list. Call for information. www.familyshelter.org

  • Portland Rescue Mission
    111 W. Burnside St
    Portland
    OR
    97209-4007
    503-906-7690
    http://www.portlandrescuemission.org
    check in 5:45 p.m.
    Transit: Fareless Max All, 4, 12, 19, 20

    Men only, TB card, church service not required, check in 5:45 p.m., lottery system, clean and sober. Hours: 24 hours for the Mission. www.portlandrescuemission.org

  • Raphael House of Portland
    503-222-6222
    http://www.raphaelhouse.com

    Female identified only. 24-hour crisis line. Emergency housing for victims fleeing a domestic violence situation. Advocacy includes support groups, children's groups, referrals, and emotional support. 60-day limit.

  • Salvation Army Female Emergency Shelter (SAFES)
    11 NW 5th. Ave.
    Portland
    OR
    97209
    503 227-8681
    Day Access service 7 a.m.-11 p.m. 7/week.
    Transit: Fareless square.

    Emergency shelter for women. No men or children allowed on site.  30-90 day program, but extensions available if you have an active housing plan. Low barrier shelter.  50 beds. Showers, laundry, lockers, case management, and housing assistance are available. 

     


  • Transition Projects Inc. (TPI)
    650 NW Irving St.
    Portland
    OR
    97209
    503-823-4930
    http://www.tprojects.org
    Sign-up, 8 a.m.-12p.m.; 1p.m.- 7:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Call for details and to be placed on the wait list. Women's shower sign-up 8 a.m.
    Transit: Max Green/Yellow, 4, 9, 17, 77

    TB card required, waiting list, case management available, clean/sober (case management available); Clark Center (men only); Jean's Place (women only) Bus: Fareless max.

  • VETS (Veterans Emergency Transitional Shelter)
    30 SW 2nd Ave.
    Portland
    OR
    97204-3541
    503-239-1259
    http://www.tsacascade.org
    Transit: Fareless Max All.

    Short-term case management and transitional housing for veterans.  Accepts men, women, and families for up to 9 months for veterans that qualify with TB card.  Informational meeting every Wednesday at 9:00a.m.

  • Washington Co. Community Action Family Shelter
    210 South East 12th St
    Portland
    OR
    503-640-3263
    Transit: MAX blue line

    hours:
    Manages three shelters for families with children or mothers in 8th month of pregnancy. Waiting list for Community Action, Good Neighborhood Center and Family Bridge.

  • Washington County Family Shelter Wait list
    OR
    503-640-3263
    24/7

    Maintains wait list for 3 family shelters in Washington county-Good Neighbor Center, Family Bridge, and Community Action Family Shelter.

  • West Women's & Children's Shelter
    503-224-7718
    http://www.tsacascades.org

    30-day emergency shelter for women fleeing domestic violence, no men, phone intake/screening, stay up to 2 years if in transitional housing plan

  • Yolanda House
    Undisclosed Location
    OR
    503-535-3266; Crisis Line: 503-535-3269
    http://www.ywca.org

    An emergency shelter and service program for women survivors of domestic or sexual violence and their children. The house is confidentially located.