When we build well-being, we make sure that everyone can reach their potential and fully contribute to our communities.
Call the Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC): 503.988.3646 for 24/7 support. Long term care. Senior centers. Insurance. Guardianship. Report abuse. Support for caregivers.
Apply for services for people with Down Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Fetal Alcohol Effects & other intellectual/developmental disabilities. Report abuse or neglect.
SNAP/Food Stamps. Meal programs. Low-cost farmers markets. Food pantries.
Get face to face domestic violence support in a welcoming and culturally sensitive environment.
Bienestar de La Familia "Ayudando a promover el bienestar de las familias y comunidades Latinas en el condado de Multnomah”
Who to call. Pay the rent. Homeless services. Affordable homes.
Save you money on your energy bill, improve your indoor air quality, and learn how to get help paying your bills.
Schools Uniting Neighborhoods - educational success, social and support services for youth, families and community members.
The Multnomah County Veterans Services Office provides benefits information, assistance, and advocacy to all who have served and their families.
Resources, forms and documents for partners and providers of the Department of County Human Services.
A social service approach to working with people that honors them as the experts in their own lives.
Preschool for All will give 3 and 4 year olds in Multnomah County access to free, high-quality, developmentally appropriate, culturally responsive preschool experiences.
Local and state information and resources are available for older adults and people with disabilities.
Department of County Human Services review of poverty trends in Multnomah County in partnership with the Commission for Economic Dignity
Who to contact about public records requests.
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