Resources: Hotlines
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503-222-5555 or 211
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503-244-1312 Teen line: 877-553-TEEN Español: 800-515-7848
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800-342-6688
Pregnancy resource
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503-281-244224-hour crisis line.
For women and women with children fleeing domestic violence. 24-hour crisis line. Undisclosed location.
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503-615-0770; Bilingual message 503-924-3129Call for hours.
Must have either: Someone strike/fired/laid-off or a reduction in pay in the household; domestic violence at residence; or death of a family member in the household. Every third Thursday. Only available if current (caught up) on rent. Bilingual message.
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503-731-3100
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503-654-2288
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503-654-2288 or 888-654-2288Call for 24-hour phone intake
Women and women w/children fleeing domestic violence or recent sexual abuse. No males over 18. 24-Hour phone intake.
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503-256-1666
Help line and call center for people struggling with cocaine addiction.
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620 SW 5th Ave.
Fifth FloorPortlandOR97204-1428503-243-2081; 800-452-1694Disability issues
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503-469-862024-hour hotline.
Emergency acccommidations for Washington Co. Adults (men and women) with/without children to 18 years fleeing domestic violence. 24-Hour hotline.
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866-469-8600 (toll free) 503-469-8620 (crisis line)9 a.m.– 8 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. (call for intake)
Support for children ages 4 - 17 who have witnessed or experienced domestic or dating violence; also encouraging adult victims to participate in their children's treatment. Undisclosed location in Hillsboro.
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1-800-669-9777
Discrimination hotline. Education and enforcement in the area of housing discrimination. Tests to determine discrimination. Files complaints on your behalf.
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800-777-2437
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503-288-5750
Public housing rental unit availability and referrals for affordable housing to individuals and families in Multnomah County. All public housing waiting lists are closed because the wait time exceeds a year.
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503-802-8562
Internet search tool for finding housing in Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas and Clark counties.
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503-234-1541
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503-684-3763, 800-452-7636
Referrals to attorneys in the area where callers need assistance.
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888-645-1666 (toll free) 503-645-9010
Adult Counseling Services, multiple sites. Options for individuals, couples, and families who seek counseling services in coping with divorce, parenting, depression, domestic violence, and relationships. Culture specific services available.
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503-988-4888, 800-716-9716 ext. 324-hour hotline.
24-hour, mental health resource and information referral, crisis support and mental health emergency assistance throughout Multnomah County. Mental health assistance and referral through Project Respond.
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503-988-4888; 800-716-976924-hour hotline
Mental health concerns, low-cost counseling referrals
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503-988-3816
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503-727-3733
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800-422-4453
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800-273-0557
For questions about coverage and billing in the Oregon Health Plan.
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800-789-1599
Help with the Oregon Health Plan
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503-988-5858; 800-723-3638
Helpline for women, teens and children; statewide referral services for health care, social, and mental health services, pregnancy and reproductive health services.
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800-222-1222
Emergency assistance for immediate poisonings.
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503-535-3901
Reporting line for violent or abusive customers in the sex industry. Reports are anonymous and distributed to the industry.
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503-235-5333, 888-235-5333
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503-280-1611
Information about harm reduction services and needle exchange programs.
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503-241-4111
(Legal Aid)
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503-988-3222
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503-222-62229 a.m.-5 p.m.
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.
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503-222-622224-hour crisis line.
24-hour crisis line. Emergency housing for victims fleeing a domestic violence situation.
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503-288-0130
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4900 SW Griffith Dr.
Ste. 100BeavertonOR97005-4649503-640-5311Transit: Max Red 54, 88 -
800-772-1213
For questions about Social Security benefits.
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800-273-8255
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503-771-5503
Domestic violence intervention, support groups (children & adults) advocacy and emergency vouchering when available.
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Crisis Line: 503-535-3269
An emergency shelter and service program for women survivors of domestic or sexual violence and their children.
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