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Resources for FamiliesClothing l Counseling l Dental l Family Education l Food Pantries

Health l Housing l Legal l Nutrition l Other Resources l Prenatal/Infant/Preschoolupdated November 2017

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In this booklet, you will find resources available in the Hills boro community that provide services you may need for you and your family. Hillsboro School District staff also are available to help guide and assist you.

TBDDistrict Parent and Community Liaison

Dorotea Lopez-PerezDistrict Family Resource ManagerReedville, W.L. Henry [email protected] Ext. 1475

Family Resource Managers – Early Learning:

Cristina ServinEastwood, Free Orchards, Minter Bridge and Mooberry [email protected] 971.238.8820

Luciana RibeiroLincoln Street, McKinney and Witch Hazel [email protected] 971.245.4129

Family Engagement StaffContents

Clothing Resources ................................... 1

Counseling Services ................................. 3

Dental Services ......................................... 7

Family Education ...................................... 8

Food Pantry Resources ............................ 10

General Health Services ......................... 15

Housing/Utilities .................................... 18

Legal Services ......................................... 21

Nutrition ................................................. 23

Other Resources ..................................... 24

Pre-Natal/Infant/Preschool Services ........ 25

District Map ............................................ 30

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McKinney-Vento Liaisons: Abelmar [email protected] 503.844.1000 Ext. 2523

Alma [email protected] 503.844.1500 Ext. 2507

Andres Herrejon Chavez [email protected] 503.844.1500 Ext. 2505

Migrant Program Home School Consultant/ Migrant Recruiters:

Leona [email protected] 503.844.1564

Miriam Miranda DiazStudent Support & Wellness [email protected] 503.844.1500 Ext. 6174

Cristina GarciaReedville [email protected] 503,844.1570 Ext. 3419

Brenda GuzmanWitch Hazel [email protected] Ext. 4227

Gabriel Herencia CarrascoButternut Creek [email protected]

Reyna Lara BarajasMcKinney [email protected] Ext. 2498

Julia Martinez PlancarteFree Orchards [email protected] 503-844-1145 Ext. 5504

Guadalupe PedrazaSouth Meadows Middle [email protected]

Juan Diego [email protected]

Laura [email protected]

Latino Family & Community Outreach Liaisons:

Ida AlvarezMooberry [email protected] Ext. 2931

Maya CiprianoBrookwood [email protected] Ext. 4840

Erika Diaz-TofaeonoMinter Bridge [email protected] 503.844.1650 Ext. 2645

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Secondary Family Engagement Support: Gisel AvalosFamily Engagement Support Specialist/BA 1 & 2Century High [email protected] Ext. 1832

Miguel Cholula HernandezEL Case Manager/BA2 Hillsboro High [email protected] 503.844.1500 Ext. 3737

Laury RodriguezFamily Engagement Support SpecialistLiberty High [email protected] 503.844.1250 Ext. 7019

Pauline SalazarFamily Engagement Support SpecialistGlencoe High [email protected] Ext. 3552

Graduation Coaches: Abelmar GarciaGraduation Coach, Migrant Edu-cation and [email protected] 503.844.1000 Ext. 2523

Jessica MendozaGraduation Coach, Migrant Edu-cation - Middle SchoolEvergreen and Poynter Middle [email protected]: 503.844.1416 Ext. 3946 (Evergreen)TTh: 503.844.1580 Ext. 4657 (Poynter)

Patricia RodriguezGraduation Coach, Migrant Edu-cation - Middle SchoolBrown and South Meadows Middle [email protected]: 503.844.1220 Ext. 5976 (South Meadows)TTh: 503.844.1070 Ext. 4657 (Brown)

Rosalynda RoblesMiller Education Center [email protected] 503.844.1680 Ext. 6563

Marianna RomanW.L. Henry Elementary &District [email protected] 503.844.1500 Ext. 2188

TBDEastwood [email protected] 503.844.1725 Ext. 6324

TBDLincoln Street [email protected] 503.844.1500 Ext. 5607

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Clothing ResourcesPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Birthright of Hillsboro (503) 648-6766 232 NE Lincoln StreetHillsboro, OR 97124

Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 9:30 am–4 pm

Friday: 10 am–2 pm

The center helps pregnant women and newborn babies. Assistance includes pregnancy tests, baby and maternity clothes, and other forms of materials and practical help for pregnant women.

http://birthright.org/en/landingpage/lp-hillsboroor

Boys and Girls Club (503) 640-4558 560 SE 3rd Avenue Hillsboro, OR 97123

Call for appointment

Clothing for children and adults, also have some household items.

http://bgcportland.org/

W.L. Henry Elementary School

(503) 844-1690 1060 SE 24th Avenue Hillsboro, OR 97123

Call for operating hours

Clothing for children and adults. Call for more information.

Foster Closet (503) 389-4012 1595 SE TV Hwy, Suite 5 Hillsboro, OR 97123

Thursdays:10 am–4 pmFirst Saturdays: 11 am–3 pmThird Thursdays:11 am–3 pm

Open to DHS foster/adoptive parents and/or caseworkers. They can bring children to shop at the store.

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Place Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Hillsboro Seventh-Day Adventist Church

(503) 648-3922 367 NE Grant StreetHillsboro, OR 97124

Thursdays: 6:30 pm–8 pm

Registration is from 4 pm to 6:30 pm. Clients need to get registered before receiving any services. Any picture ID accepted. Open to all Washington County residents.

Hillsboro United Methodist Church

(503) 640-1775 168 NE 8th AvenueHillsboro, OR 97124

Monday–Thursday: 9 am–2 pm

Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 6:30 pm–8 pm

Open to all Washington County residents.

Miller Education Center–East

(503) 844-1007 (503) 844-1008

215 SE 6th AvenueHillsboro, OR 97123


Clothing for children and adults. Open to Hillsboro School District families.

Mooberry Elementary School

(503) 844-1640 Ext. 2930

1230 NE 10th Avenue Hillsboro, OR 97124


Call for more information.

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Counseling servicesPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Abuse Recovery Ministry and Services (ARMS)

(503) 846-9284 or (866) 262-9284


Eligibility requirements: Women who have experienced do-mestic abuse, including emotional, verbal, sexual, spiritual, financial, animal, property, and/or physical abuse.Intake procedure: Call to make an appointment and for location address.Special considerations: This is a 15-week Biblically-based class to help female survivors of domestic abuse. Class is open and individuals can join at any time. Groups are held in multiple locations. Classes may be available in Spanish and Russian in some locations, call for location and class information.

Adelante Mujeres ESPERE Program

(503) 992-0078 2030 Main Street, Suite A Forest Grove, OR 97116

ESPERE trains families to manage conflict with com-passion and understanding, helps individuals overcome past emotional trauma, and leads to healthy, violent-free relationships.

Counseling and Victims Services (CVS)

(503) 846-3020 150 N 1st Ave, MS46Hillsboro, OR 97123

Monday–Thursday: 8 am–5 pm Friday: 8:30 am–3 pm

CVS provides free couple, family, group, and individual counseling services to the community. They can assist with recovery from crime victimization, coping with intimate partner abuse, building healthier relationships, managing stress and anxiety, career and work goals, healing from abuse and trauma, etc. Please call to request counseling services.

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De Paul Outpatient Services Center

(503) 535-1151 Hillsboro Outpatient Services205 SE 3rd, Suite 100 Hillsboro, OR 97123Adult Center1312 SW Washington Portland, OR 97205Youth Center4310 NE Killingsworth Portland, OR 97218


De Paul Treatment Centers provides drug and alcohol treat-ment to men, women, youth, and families. We offer a full continuum of care that includes medical detox, residential, day treatment and outpatient programs, family therapy, and treatment of co-occurring mental health disorders.

Domestic Violence Grant through the Department of Human Services (DHS)

(503) 648-8951 Self-Sufficiency Office 5300 NE Elam Young Parkway Hillsboro, OR 97124


Eligibility requirements: Must be a victim of domestic vio-lence (DV) with minor child(ren) or currently pregnant. Intake procedure: Call or visit local DHS Self-Sufficiency office to apply and make appointment with caseworker as well as referral to co-located DV advocate (if not currently working with DV advocate).Special considerations: Person applying for DV grant must meet with caseworker to verify eligibility and safety plan. Grant may be used to help DV victim pay rent, energy bill, or other expenses that would put victim at risk of losing housing, energy, or other basic necessity. Speak to a case-worker if victim has other needs the grant may be used for as exceptions may be made on a case by case basis. For more information: Call or visit local DHS Self-sufficiency office (503) 648-8951 or call Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC) of Washington County, who provide co-lo-cated DV advocates at all three DHS offices in Washington County (Tigard, Beaverton, and Hillsboro) (503) 648-5352.

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Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC)

for appointment: (503) 640-5352

for immediate help: (503) 469-8620

180 E Main Street,Suite 201Hillsboro, OR 97123

Monday–Thursday:8:30 am–4 pm

Friday:8:30 am–2 pm(closed daily:11:30 am–12:30 pm)

DVRC Community Advocacy Program provides a wide range of services to adult and child survivors of domestic violence, including obtaining a protective order, court-room advocacy, safety planning, outreach, information and referral, and short-term case management. Open to all Washington County residents.

Lifeworks Northwest (503) 640-5297(503) 597-6089

for first-time appointments:(503) 645-9010

971 SW Walnut Street

1340 E Main StHillsboro, OR 97123


Two locations provide services in Hillsboro:• 971 SW Walnut St - youth and adult alcohol and drug

addiction treatment; services for persons with serious mental illness; adult mental health counseling

• 1340 E Main St - child, youth and family mental health counseling; prevention outreach

Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center(Hillsboro location)

(503) 601-7400 226 SE 8th AvenueHillsboro, OR 97123

Monday–Friday: 8 am–7 pmexceptions: closed the first, third and fifth Wednesday of each month, 1 pm–2 pm

Virginia Garcia offers behavioral and mental health services at all of its primary care locations through partnerships with Lifeworks Northwest, Washington County and Yamhill County. Behaviorists can help patients battling addiction, chronic pain and depression, and can refer those dealing with more severe conditions to a mental health therapist.


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Washington CountyMental HealthCrisis de salud mental

General Access:(503) 291-1155

Crisis line:(503) 291-9111

5228 NE Hoyt Street Portland, OR 97123

Crisis line is available 24 hours/day, 7 days/week

Help is available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, for people experiencing a mental health crisis. Concerned friends, family or community members are also encouraged to call. Please call Washington County Crisis Line at 503-291-9111 to speak with a mental health professional. If you speak a language other than English, a phone interpreter will be provided. If you are facing a life-threatening emer-gency, please dial 911. If you are a military veteran in crisis, please call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) and press 1 for support specific to veterans.

Youth Contact (503) 640-4222 447 SE Baseline Hillsboro, OR 97123

Youth Contact offers outpatient and intensive outpatient child, youth and family counseling program for Washington County children and youth under the age of 18 with emo-tional and behavioral issues and/or alcohol and drug abuse. Call for more information or to schedule an appointment.


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Dental ServicesPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Pacific University Dental Health Clinic

(503) 352-7373 222 SE 8th Avenue,Suite 270Hillsboro, OR 97123

Monday–Thursday:8 am–5 pm

Monday and Wednesday:6 pm–9 pm

Friday:8 am–4 pm

The Pacific Dental Health Clinic provides educational, preventive and therapeutic dental hygiene services, available to all adults and children three years and older. Services are limited to preventive and limited basic restorative services for established patients. This clinic does not offer crowns and extractions, nor does it treat dental emergencies.

Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center Dental Clinic

(503) 352-2354 730 SE Oak Street,Suites A and BHillsboro, OR 97123

Monday, Wednesday and Friday:7 am–6 pm

Tuesday and Thursday:7:30 am–6:30 pm

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Family EducationPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Adelante Mujeres (503) 992-0078 2030 Main Street, Suite A Forest Grove, OR 97116

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:8 am–5 pm

Wednesday:8 am–8 pm

Adelante Mujeres educates and empowers Latina women and their families through holistic programs that ensure their full participation and active leadership in the commu-nity. Some of the programs they offer are: adult education, Chicas youth development, early childhood education, Espere, Empresas small business development, sustainable agriculture and the Forest Grove Farmers Market. For more information call (503) 992-0078.

Centro Cultural (503) 359-0446 1110 N Adair StreetCornelius, OR 97113

Monday–Friday 9 am–5 pm

Centro Cultural, a home for Latino cultures, serves the needs of it’s diverse community by promoting personal growth and empowerment.For more information about events and classes offered call (503) 359-0446.

Centro de Prosperidad (503) 336-9895 400 East Main Street, Suite 110 Hillsboro, OR 97123


Offers education, training, job search and employment development.

Goodwill Job Connection–ESL

(503) 648-7971 12975 SW Westgate Dr Beaverton, OR 97006

Job training, computer classes, ESL classes.ESL, citizenship classes Thursdays in Beaverton ESL classes Wednesdays at Centro de Prosperidad

High School Equiva-lency Program (HEP)

(971) 722-7762 PCC Rock CreekBuilding 2, Room 22017705 NW Springville Portland, OR 97229

• Free classes and exams for students• Tutoring services• Classes in Spanish

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Hillsboro School District

(503) 844-1500ext. 1475

3083 NE 49th Place Hillsboro, OR 97124


The Hillsboro School District offers a variety of different workshops and events for students and families. For more information, contact one of the Family Resource Managers.

IRCO (Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization)

(503) 234-1541 10301 NE Glisan St Portland, OR 97220

The Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) supports immigrants, refugees and mainstream community members to become self-sufficient. It provides services for employment and training families, children, youth, legal, language and the elderly. Website is irco.org.

Oregon Child Development Coalition (OCDC)

(503) 359-0649 1389 S Dogwood StCornelius, OR 97113

Services:• Head Start program• Pre-kindergarten

Public Libraries (503) 615-6500 2850 NE Brookwood ParkwayHillsboro, OR 97124

Monday–Friday:10 am–8 pmSaturday–Sunday:10 am–6 pm

The Hillsboro Public Library offers a variety of services and workshops for the community. For more information go to https://www.wccls.org

Salvation Army (503) 640-4311 351 SE Oak Street Hillsboro, OR 97123

Call for service hours

The Salvation Army operates 7,546 centers in communities across the United States. These include food distribution, disaster relief, rehabilitation centers, anti-human trafficking efforts, and a wealth of children’s programs. Some of the programs offered in Hillsboro are: emergency financial assistance, food and nutrition programs, seasonal services, camping activities, visitation services, music and arts programs, character building programs, residential camping activities, and a backpack school supply program. For more information call (503) 640-1074.

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Youth Contact (503) 640-4222 447 SE Baseline Hillsboro, OR 97123


Youth Contact is a private, nonprofit agency dedicated to serving and strengthening children and families in Wash-ington County, Oregon. For more information on family education classes and resources offered call (503) 640-4222.

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Food Pantry ResourcesPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Aloha Church of God (503) 649-5678 18380 SW Kinnaman Rd Aloha, OR 97007

Every Wednesday and Thursday:1 pm–3 pmLast Saturday of the month:10 am–noon

Shopping style pantry. Only one food box a month. Serves all locales.

Boys & Girls Club Inukai Unit

(503) 640-4558 560 SE 3rd Street Hillsboro, OR 97123

Monday-Friday: 2 pm–7 pm

CAO Shelter Home EFB

(503) 640-3263 210 SE 12th Street Hillsboro, OR 97123

Monday-Friday: 5:30 pm–9 pm

Saturday and Sunday: 9 am–9 pm

Provides 1-3 days’ supply of food. Serves Washington County.

Cornelius United Methodist Church

(503) 724-9766 1095 S Beech Street Cornelius, OR 97113

Wednesday: 1 pm–3 pmSaturday: 10 am–noon

Opened the first Wednesday and third Saturday of each month. Summer months have additional distribution on Monday and Thursday, 5 pm–7:30 pm.

Evergreen Christian Center Food Pantry

(503) 648-7168 4400 NW Glencoe Rd Hillsboro, OR 97124

Sunday: 12:30 pm–1:30 pm

Shopping-style pantry. Areas served: Cornelius, Forest Grove, Hillsboro, North Plains.

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Hillsboro Seventh-Day Adventist Church

(503) 648-3922 367 NE Grant StreetHillsboro, OR 97124

Thursday:6:30 pm–8 pm

Shopping-style pantry. Registration is from 4 pm–6:30 pm. Clients need to get registered before receiving any services. Any picture ID accepted. Open to all Washington County residents.

Hillsboro Spanish SDA (503) 481-3547 1165 SE Walnut Street Hillsboro, OR 97123

Wednesday:6:30 pm–8 pmSaturday:9 am–10 am

Shopping-style pantry. Serves Washington County.

Hillsboro United Methodist Church

(503) 640-1775 168 NE 8th AvenueHillsboro, OR 97124

Monday–Thursday: 9 am–2 pm

Monday, Wednesday and Thursday:6:30 pm–8 pm

Open to all Washington County residents.

Lincoln Street Elemen-tary Harvest Share

(503) 282-0555 801 NE Lincoln Street Hillsboro, OR 97124

First Friday of each month:2:15 pm–5 pm

Please bring your own bag. CLOSED during July and August, re-opens in September.

The Lord’s Cupboard (503) 591-9025 2270 SW 198th Ave.Aloha, OR 97003

Saturday:8 am–3:30 pm

No ID or proof of income required.Clients must call to schedule an appointment.

New Day Family Church

(503) 848-2420 3155 SW 234th Street, Suite G Hillsboro, OR 97123

Friday:3 pm–5:45 pmSaturday:9 am–11:45 am

Shopping-style pantry. Areas served: Aloha, Beaverton, Hillsboro and west. Food bank entrance is at back of build-ing. Closed Nov. 24 and 25.

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Open Door Counseling Center CMS

(503) 640-6689 34420 SW TV HwyHillsboro, OR 97123

Monday–Friday:noon–1 pm

Areas served: all.

Open Door Counseling EFB

(503) 640-6689 34420 SW TV Hwy Hillsboro, OR 97123

Monday–Friday:1 pm–3 pm

Areas served: Banks, Cornelius, Forest Grove, Gaston, North Plains.

Oregon Food Bank— Washington County Services

(503) 439-6510 1870 NW 173rd Ave Beaverton, OR 97006

Visit website for more information

www.oregonfoodbank.org/about-us/locations/beaverton/www.oregonfoodbank.org/find-help/find-food/

Reedville Elementary Harvest Share

(503) 844-1570 2695 SW 209th AvenueBeaverton, OR 97006

First and second Monday of every month: 5:45 pm–8:30 pm

Open to everyone.

Rock Creek ChurchEFB

(503) 645-2525 4470 NW 185th AvenuePortland, OR 97229

Monday:3 pm–4 pm (by appointment only) Tuesday:9 am–noon and4 pm–7 pm

Areas Served: 97229, 97006, 97007, 97008, 97124, 97123. Appointment only on Monday. Call (503) 645-2525 after 8 am, the day of, for an appointment. Space is limited. Shopping-style pantry. Please note, if a holiday falls on a Monday the pantry will be closed that day and following Tuesday.

Salvation Army Tualatin Valley Citadel

(503) 640-4311 351 SE Oak StreetHillsboro, OR 97123

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:1 pm–3 pm

Saturday: 9 am–11:30 am

Any piece of information stating that the client is a Wash-ington County resident, e.g., library card, bill statement, ID, passport, etc.


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Salvation Army Tualatin Valley Citadel(food pantry)


Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:1 pm–3 pm

Shopping-style pantry. Any piece of information stating that the client is a Washington County resident, e.g., library card, bill statement, ID, passport, etc.

Salvation Army Tualatin Valley Citadel(hot meals program)


Monday and Friday:10 am–12 pm

People can drop by to get a free hot meal. Open to the public, no information required.

Sonrise Church (503) 640-2449 6701 NE Campus WayHillsboro, OR 97124

Thursday:12 pm–1:30 pm

Some type of ID required. Clients may only receive food once a month, at that time a two weeks worth of food will be given to the individual or family.

St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church

(503) 649-5841 3145 SW 192nd AvenueBeaverton, OR 97006

Tuesday and Friday:1 pm–3 pm

Area served: Aloha. Appointment required. Call to schedule an appointment Monday–Friday, 8 am–noon.

St. Vincent DePaul/ St. Matthew Church

(503) 693-7528 442 SE 3rd AvenueHillsboro, OR 97123

Monday–Saturday:9 am–11:30 am

Areas served: Hillsboro or North Plains residents. ID proof of residence is required. Clients must fill out a form indicat-ing their family meets federal income guidelines. Eligible clients may access the food pantry every 30 days.

Sunshine Pantry (503) 277-7600 10895 SW 5th StreetBeaverton, OR 97005

Monday–Friday:11 am–2 pm

Food boxes available to all Washington County residents.

Virginia Garcia Harvest Share

(503) 352-8555 1151 N. Adair Street Cornelius, OR 97113

Second Tuesday of the month:3 pm–6:30 pm

Please bring bags or boxes.


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Westside Community Church

(503) 877-0256 18390 SW Farming-ton Road Beaverton, OR 97007

Saturday:9:30 am–11 am

Areas served: all. Shopping-style pantry.

William Temple House West

(503) 648-2514 372 NE Lincoln StreetHillsboro, OR 97123

Tuesday: 4 pm–7 pm

Accepts any Washington County resident. No proof of income or ID required. Clients may access the food pantry once a month. Shopping-style pantry.


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General Health ServicesPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Century School-Based Health Center

(503) 844-2840 1998 SE Century Blvd.Hillsboro, OR 97124

Monday–Friday:8 am–4:30 pm (closed noon–12:30 pm)

The school-based health center is open to all residents of the Hillsboro School District ages 4 – 20 years old.

Kaiser Permanente Children's Health Program

(503) 640-4222 447 SE Baseline RoadHillsboro, OR 97124


Kaiser Permanente accepts all children who qualify due to low income or, for other reasons, who do not qualify for a health coverage plan. The Children's Health Program covers medical consultation visits, emergency care, hospitalization, prescription medications, laboratory tests, and, without charge, x-rays and other tests.

Familias en Acción (503) 201-9865 2710 NE 14th AvenuePortland, OR 97212

Familias en Acción helps individuals with and without health insurance, who have been diagnosed with any of the following conditions: diabetes, hypertension, kidney failure, cancer, HIV, substance dependence, any chronic diseases, and others. • Health education classes• Patient navigator services

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Neighborhood Health Center

• Hillsboro Clinic

• Merlo Station SBHC

• Tanasbourne Clinic

(503) 941-3016

(503) 941-3210

(503) 848-5861

266 W Main StreetHillsboro, OR 97123

1841 SW Merlo DriveBeaverton, OR 97006

18650 NW Cornell Road, Suite 220Hillsboro, OR 97123

Tuesday:8 am–7 pm3 pm–7 pm (teen clinic)Wednesday:7 am–6 pmFriday:7 am–1 pm

Neighborhood Health Center has several locations that provides comprehensive preventive and primary health care services for patients of all ages. They accept low-income, underinsured, and uninsured Oregon residents. Call to make an appointment.

www.nhcoregon.org

Project Access Now (503) 345-7031(enrollment access)

Call for information This organization can help with:• Filling out and submitting applications for Oregon

Health Plan• Filling out and submitting applications for the CAWEM• Filling out and submitting applications for Federal Mar-

ket with possible reductions.• Applying for assistance paying your premiums through

our premium assistance program.• Providing a voucher for healthcare for kids under 19

years old that don’t qualify for other insurance.

Southwest Community Health Center

(503) 846-4418 266 W Main StreetHillsboro, OR 97123

Monday and Thursday:Call for operating hours

Accepts low-income patients with no health insurance. There is a sliding-scale fee based on income but no client will be turned away if unable to pay. No proof of income is required. The clinic offers walk-in care in addition to scheduled appointments.

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Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center

• Dental Clinic

• Women’s Health Clinic

(503) 352-2354

(503) 601-7400

730 SE Oak Street,Suites A and BHillsboro, OR 97123

333 SE 7th Avenue,Suite 5500Hillsboro, OR 97123

Monday, Wednes-day, Friday:7 am–6 pmTuesday & Thursday:7:30 am–6:30 pm


Website: http://virginiagarcia.org/Email: [email protected]

exceptions: closed the first, third and fifth Wednesdays of each month, 1 pm–2 pm

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Housing / UtilitiesPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Care to Share Food assistance: (503) 591-9025Utilities:(503) 726-0407

P.O. Box 397Beaverton, OR 97075


Service areas: Beaverton, Aloha, and Portland area residents who live within the following zip codes: 97003, 97005, 97006, 97007, 97008, 97078, 97123, 97124, 97223, 97225, and 97229.

www.caretosharehelp.org/

Community Action Emergency Rent Assistance

(503) 615-0770 Community Action has limited resources to provide emer-gency rent assistance to help prevent or overcome home-lessness. Funds are very limited and may not be available in all areas.

Community Action Energy Assistance (help paying utilities)

(503) 615-0772 1001 SW Baseline St Hillsboro, OR 97113

Monday–Thursday:9 am–noon

Community Action assists low-income households with their heating and electricity costs. The program operates year-round using federal, state and private funding. Assistance availability depends on funding cycles, donations received and type of requests. Funds are limited so there may be times when immediate assistance is not available.

Community Action Housing and Homeless Services

(503) 640.3263 Call for operating hours

Addressing housing crisis situations by providing emergency shelter and short-term rent assistance.

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Community Connect (503) 640-3263 Call for operating hours

Community Connect is a coordinated entry system that helps people experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness to find housing resources in Washington County, Oregon.

Family Promise of Washington County

(503) 844-2919 183 SE 6th AvenueHillsboro, OR 97123


Family Promise is a non-profit homeless shelter program located in Hillsboro for families with children. We are sup-ported by volunteers and faith communities (congregations and churches) who PROMISE to help families return to a home of their own.

Good Neighbor Center (503) 443-6084 Call for operating hours

The Good Neighbor Center is dedicated to providing safe, emergency housing and supportive, empowering services to families.

• Housing connections• NAMI• OPEN door• Safe place for youth - 4th or 5th

Habitat for Humanity (503) 844-7606 Monday–Saturday:9 am–5 pm closed on Sunday

Builds affordable housing and promotes homeownership as a means to break the cycle of poverty. Homeowner repair program also available. For information and an application call (503) 844-7606, or visit the website at: www.habitatwest.org.

Home Plate Youth (503) 867-4954 12520 SW 3rd StBeaverton, OR 97005


Home Plate supports the positive development of young people experiencing homelessness or housing instability through community building, education, access to services and resources, and youth empowerment.

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HUB For Shelters in Washington County

(503) 640-3263 Call for operating hours

Community Connect is a coordinated entry system that helps people experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness to find housing resources in Washington County.

Safe Place for Youth (503) 542-2717 or(503) 542-2389

454 SE Washington StHillsboro, OR 97123

Safe Place serves youth in Washington County, ages 12 through 19, who are in need of a place to stay and help from our trained staff. Youth may be experiencing home-lessness or are at risk of becoming homeless because of instability or conflict in their homes.

Willamette West (503) 443-6084 1130 SW Green Road Tigard OR 97223

Builds affordable housing and promotes homeownership as a means to break the cycle of poverty. Homeowner repair program also available.

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Legal ServicesPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Catholic Charities Immigration Legal Services

(503) 542-2855 2740 SE Powell Blvd., #2 (Floor 3)Portland, OR 97202


Catholic Charities Immigration Legal Services (CCILS) provides high-quality immigration legal services to low- income immigrants and refugees, and engages in public education, training and community outreach in order to promote justice for all newcomers and conditions for their full participation in American society.

Services provided include: family visas, naturalizaion, asylum, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), removal defense through immigration and federal courts, assistance to survivors of domestic violence, temporary pro-tected status (tps), visas for crime victims, assistance to sur-vivors of human trafficking, and other types of assistance.

Farmworker Program:Hillsboro Office

(503) 648-7163 230 NE Second Avenue,Suite AHillsboro, OR 97124

Monday–Friday:9 am–12 pm1 pm–5 pm

The Farmworker Program - Hillsboro Office of Legal Aid Services of Oregon serves migrant and seasonal farmwork-ers in Multnomah, Washington, Yamhill, and Columbia Counties, and the coast.The Hillsboro Office of the Farm-worker Program handles issues with employment, housing, unemployment, and tax benefits problems.

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Immigration Counseling and Advocacy Program (ICAP)

(503) 924-2448 Monday, Tuesday and Thursday:10 am–6 pm

ICAP provides low-cost immigration counseling to the Portland Metro’s refugee and immigrant populations. ICAP counsels immigrants and refugees about their rights and responsibilities pertaining to their immigration status, helps clients with all immigration forms and applications, and represents clients before the U.S.C.I.S. and Immigration Court. Our staff and counselors can serve you in English and Spanish.

Immigration Counseling Services

(503) 221-1689 519 SW Park Avenue,Suite 610Portland, OR 97205


ICS is a non-profit organization that provides affordable immigration legal services and free informational forums.

Legal Aid Services of OregonPortland Regional Office

(503) 224-4086 520 SW 6th Avenue,Suite 700Portland, OR 97204


The Portland Regional Office of Legal Aid Services of Ore-gon serves Clackamas, Hood River, Multnomah, Sherman and Wasco Counties. Services include the following areas of law: family law, government benefits, homeless law, housing law, senior issues, individual tax issues, other legal matters and free legal clinics.

Oregon Law Center (503) 640-4115 230 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite FHillsboro, OR 97124


Oregon Law Center (OLC) provides free civil legal services to low-income individuals to assure fairness on matters related to critical needs like food, shelter, medical care, income and physical safety.

St. Andrew's Legal Clinic

(503) 648-1600 232 NE Lincoln Street,Suite HHillsboro, OR 97124


St. Andrew's Legal Clinic works to meet the legal needs of low and moderate income people with family law concerns. Our sliding scale fees are based on income, family size, and ability to pay. SALC is committed to ensure children are offered the chance to reach their full potential by protecting the rights of families.

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SOAR Immigration Legal Services

(503) 221-1054 Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon0245 SW Bancroft St, Suite BPortland, OR 97239

Monday–Friday: 8:30 am–4:30 pm

Legal services:• Application for US citizenship• Family-based visas• Asylum counseling• Employment authorization• U-visas• Citizenship classes

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Washington County WIC

• Hillsboro WIC Clinic Breastfeeding Circle

(503) 846-3555 155 N First AvenueHillsboro, OR 97124

Tuesday–Friday:8 am–4:30 pm

Meets every first and third Tuesdays10 am–11 am Spanish11 am–12 pm English

Washington County WIC has nutrition experts on hand to assist with your family’s unique health and nutrition concerns. Their experienced group of registered dietitians have the tools to help with your everyday feeding ques-tions as well as any complex nutrition needs you or your child may have related to medical conditions.

Learn more about their online nutrition education.

Nutrition

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Mexican Consulate (503) 274-1442 1305 SW 12th Avenue Portland, OR 97201

Services:• Appointments for passport and matricula: call at

1-877-639-4835• Mexican birth certificates: Monday through Friday,

8:30 am–1:30 pm• Ventanilla de Salud: http://ventanillas.org

Washington County Passport

(503) 846-3979 161 NW Adams Ave Hillsboro, OR 97124


Washington County Department of assessment and taxa-tion is a passport acceptance agency. Services include the processing for the issuance of a new passport, renewing a passport and expediting a passport application.

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Pre-Natal/Infant/Preschool servicesPlace Phone Address Hours Additional Information

Pre-Natal/Infant

Gap Ministries— Love Inc. of Greater Hillsboro

(503) 648-0700 500 NE Moore Court Hillsboro, OR 97124


Eligibility requirements: Must be resident within the Hill-sboro School District boundaries, but not required to have a child in school. Must also meet the income requirements and proof of address. Intake procedure: Call Love Inc. Clearinghouse line for intake (503) 648-0700.

Healthy Kids

Healthy Families of Washington County program–Community Action

(503) 517-5798 9340 SW Barnes Road, Suite 100 Portland, OR 97225


Eligibility requirements: Parents expecting a child or parents of a newborn, must enroll within 90 days of baby’s birth. Must be willing to take a survey to identify needs. Intake procedure: Parents can apply online at: http://caowash.org/what_we_do/family-support/ healthy-families-application.html or call (503) 517-5798 to make an appointment for screening. Parents may also be referred by health care providers, pediatricians, prenatal clinics, friends, or family, Special considerations: All services are free and voluntary. Services offered in English, Spanish, interpretation or sign-ing by arrangement.For more information: call Prenatal Services: (503) 517-3198, Parenting Support: (503) 517-5798, or email: [email protected].

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Nurse Family Partnership—Washington County Public Health

155 N First Avenue, Suite 160 Hillsboro, OR 97124


Eligibility requirements: Must be a first-time mother who is pregnant or has a newborn infant or have an infant or child with special health needs, is pregnant or postpartum, meets the low-income requirements, and be a resident of Washington County. Intake procedure: call (503) 846-4872 or email [email protected] to check eligibility.Special considerations: Free and voluntary program. Moth-ers are encouraged to call and enroll as early as possible in their pregnancy. Eligible until child is 2 years old. For more information: call (503) 846-4872 or email [email protected]

Pregnancy Resource Center (PRC)

(503) 643-4503 4975 SW Watson Beaverton, OR 97005


Eligibility requirements: PRC receives diaper donations from PDX Diaper Bank to distribute to low-income families with children, older adults, and individuals with disabilities in Portland and the surrounding area.Intake procedure: call (503) 643-4503 for size availability.

Virginia Garcia Women’s Clinic:Centering Pregnancy®

(503) 597-5400 333 SE 7th Avenue, Suite 5500Hillsboro, OR 97123

Monday, Wednes-day, Friday:8 am–5 pmTuesday and Thursday:10 am–7 pm

CenteringPregnancy® is a prenatal care program that includes your regular health check-up with additional time for learning and sharing with a small group of women in similar stages of pregnancy. Groups start after the first trimester and meet for 10, two-hour sessions throughout your pregnancy. Each session includes interactive learn-ing on a variety of topics like breastfeeding, childbirth preparation, contraception, nutrition, healthy habits, family dynamics, domestic violence, postpartum and newborn care. Scheduling in advance makes planning for work and childcare easier.

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Preschool

Community Action

Home-Based Early Head Start

(503) 693-3262 1001 SW Baseline StreetHillsboro, OR 97123


Eligibility requirements: Parents and families must meet income guidelines, serves children ages three and under living in Washington County, specifically Beaverton and Hillsboro areas.Intake procedure: Families can download application from: http://caowash.org/what_we_do/head-start/ or call the enrollment line at (503) 693-3262.

Special considerations: Home-based teachers visit children and their family weekly. Families and children visit a Head Start center twice a month for socialization with other Home Based children and families. For more information: Call (503) 693-3262 or visit website http://caowash.org/what_we_do/head-start/

Oregon Child Development Coalition

(503) 213-1191 Call for operating hours

Oregon Child Development Coalition offers different Headstart, Early Headstart and Preschool Promise pro-grams. Contact OCDC for more details about program requirements and eligibility.

Contact Family Resource Managers for information and eligibility requirements.

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Preschool Promise Programs at Hillsboro School District

(503) 844-1500 3083 NE 49th PlaceHillsboro, OR 97124


Preschool Promise is a model for a publicly-funded, high-quality preschool system. Preschool Promise leverages high-quality, local and culturally-relevant early child care and education programs and makes them available to children living at 200% of the poverty level. By incorporating a mixed delivery approach which recognizes that high quality early learning experiences can take place in a wide variety of set-tings, Preschool Promise provides opportunities for families to access and choose the preschool setting which best meets their needs. You can contact one of the Family Resource Managers for more information. Locations: Eastwood, Free Orchards, W.L. Henry, McKinney, Minter Bridge, Reedville, and Witch Hazel Elementary Schools.

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