Resources: G L B T Q I

  • Basic Rights Oregon
    503-222-6151
    http://www.basicrights.org
    http://www.hrc.org/index.htm
    call for hours

    Advocates on behalf of GLBT Americans, mobilizes grassroots actions in diverse communities, invests strategically to elect fair-minded individuals to office and educates the public about GLBT issues. HRC Workplace Project promotes equality in the workplace.

  • Elder Resource Alliance (ERA)
    1737 NW 26th
    Portland
    OR
    97210-2406
    503-224-2640
    http://www.friendlyhouseinc.org/pages/programs

    A program of the Friendly House Senior Program. Works to enhance the lives of older gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender, questioning and intersexed (GLBTQI) community members through education, advocacy, outreach and resource development. Call for a program schedule and events.

  • Men's Wellness Center
    209 SW 4th Ave.
    Portland
    OR
    97204
    503-445-7699
    http://www.cascadeaids.org
    STD/HIV screenings on Tuesdays from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Regular hours 4-10 p.m., Wednesday-Saturday.
    Transit: Fareless Max All.

    Men's Wellness Center focuses exclusively on the needs of gay and bisexual men including free, rapid HIV testing as well as screening for sexually-transmitted diseases.

  • Outside In: Transgender/Identity Resource Center
    1132 SW 13th Ave.
    Portland
    OR
    97205-1703
    503-535-3828
    call for hours

    The Transgender/Identity Resource Center provides peer education, counseling, referrals, street and community-based outreach to youth who may otherwise be disconnected from resources due to their gender, gender-identity, sexual orientation, ethnic background, or economic hardships.  info@outsidein.org

  • Sexual Health 4 Men Coalition (SH4MC)
    503-988-3702 x 22187
    http://www.man2manpdx.us
    http://www.rosecityresource.org/man2manpdx%40co.multnomah.or.us

    The Sexual Health 4 Men Coalition (SH4MC) is a network of sexual health promotion providers who coordinate HIV/STI prevention activities targeted to guys who have sex with guys in the Portland metro area. We do this by: a) sharing information; b) partnering on projects; c) developing positive sexual health messages based on current data; and d) identifying resources and gaps in service.