Youth ages 9-17 in crisis and/or in need of a safe place to stay can call or drop in at the Alba Collaborative (located at the New Avenues for Youth Opportunity Center) 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Emergency shelter for youth ages 9-17, casemanagement, mentorship and family mediation. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Music and art mentorship, meals and community for youth experiencing homelessness ages 15-25.
Assists local youth and families with life struggles resulting in unstable living situations. Serving youth ages 14-24 and families in rural Clackamas County, connecting them to resources to secure stable housing, employment training, and more.
Foster care and adoption services, homeless youth shelter program and all-options counseling for pregnant young people.
Free private, nonprofit Pre-K to eight grade school for children whose families are homeless, in housing transition or children at risk of school failure. Call for information. Enroll over the phone.
Drop-In day services including meals and showers, case management and wraparound services for youth ages 16-24, including referrals for housing, education, and employment.
Resource centers helping young people ages 12-24 find housing, education, employment, health referrals, clothes and food. A place to relax without religious doctrines. Free meals, laundry (at Beaverton location) and shower facilities.
Services and support for teen parents and their partners who are younger than 24, including case management, information and recreation. Call for screening/referral. Resource closet of children’s items and diapers available by appt.
Access Center offers screenings 365 days a year for 16-24 year old’s experiencing homelessness. Call 8am-6pm to make an appointment with a screener. Youth can also show up at Porch Light (open every night of the year 8:45pm-8:45am) for a bed, or go to the day programs at New Avenues for Youth or Outside In for help connecting to a screener.
Peer-to-peer crisis and help line for youth ages 10-24. Support for youth in crisis. Staffed by teens 4-10pm. Calls answered by adaults outside these hours. Text teen2teen to 839863. Emails to teen@linesforlife.org.
Child and family services include mental health assessments, services and counseling, holistic and culturally specific advocacy services. Call for intake information. Youth Programming also includes groups, outings, life skills training, suicide prevention.
No walk-ins, call for appt. Culturally specific wraparound and educational advocacy, tutoring and career skills development for Native-America youth. Domestic violence prevention and intervention services. Access to homeless youth services, including shelter and basic needs for all youth ages 16-24.
Drop-In day services including meals and showers, case management and wraparound services for youth ages 16-24, including referrals for housing, education, and employment.
Provides free early intervention and early childhood special education services to children from birth to age 5 who have developmental delays or disabilities, including speech and language, motor, behavioral, social skills, learning, self-help, vision and hearing.
Meals, clothing closet, hygiene products, and shower and laundry facilities for youth ages 16-24 who are experiencing homelessness and who have been screened into the Homeless Youth Continuum. Call Janus Youth Access Center at 503-432-3906 regarding screening.
Food, mentoring, art, education, recreation and job training program for homeless young people ages 15-24.
Youth ages 16-24 experiencing homelessness can call the Access Center for a screening into the Homeless Youth Continuum from 9am – 5pm. daily or show up at Porch Light Shelter after 8:45pm for a shelter bed.
Education, vocational training, counseling, career development and long term support. Helps students 17-24 complete high school and/or learn a trade. Can get help finding a job and launching a career in construction or computer technology. Year-round enrollment. Call or email apply@pybpdx.org to apply.
Shelter, supportive services for homeless, runaway and at-risk youth ages 12 to 20. Offers food and basic needs assistance, case management and referrals to resources. Up to 30 day shelter program. Drop-in service hours: Daily 9am – Noon and 4-8pm,
Second Home connects volunteer host homes with unaccompanied high school students 16 and older experiencing homelessness. Support for the participants comes from both the Second Home staff and from the community. Call for more information or talk to school district homeless liaison for referrals. Services youths in Washington County, Clackamas County, Lincoln County and East Multnomah County school districts.
LGBTQIA2S+ youth ages 13-24. Drop-in, peer support, resource closet. Call or connect through Instagram (@the livingroomyouth) for hours and location.
Outreach, support and housing with a faith-based approach. Housing for youth ages 18-24, including those who are pregnant or parenting. Also run Braking Cycles, a coffee and bike shop providing apprenticeship and job skills. Call for support.
Bilingual counseling services focusing on mental health and substance use/abuse problems. Serving Hillsboro youth (up to age 18) and their families. Call to schedule appt. HSO insurance accepted.