Contents:
- Definition
- The difference between clutter, collecting, and hoarding
- Why and how to address hoarding
- How you can get help
Definition
Hoarding disorder is characterized as the persistent difficulty in discarding or parting with possessions, regardless of their actual value.
Often there are negative emotional, physical, social, and financial impacts on the person and loved ones.
Hoarding disorder is a treatable condition with resources and support groups available to you.
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Multnomah County Hoarding Task Force
Mission
The Hoarding Taskforce aims to provide training to professionals and community members, create and maintain a website with resources and information, and to reduce stigma and promote best practices.
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Quarterly Meetings and Educational Presentations
Registration not necessary. Space is limited. Please arrive on time for seating.
Next meeting
Meetings will resume in 2026 with a hybrid* option for greater attendance. (*participants can join in-person in a meeting room or virtually via the web.)
Future dates
To be announced in early 2026
The Hoarding Task Force's Goals are:
- Provide training to professionals and community members
- Create and maintain a website with resources and information
- Reduce stigma and promote best practices
Contact
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