Phone(s):
Disaster Distress Helpline
Disaster Distress Helpline is a free crisis hotline by trained counselors providing immediate emotional support for natural or human-caused disasters, available in English and Spanish with interpreter services nationwide.
66746 Text Message
(800) 846-8517 TTY/TDD
(800) 985-5990 Toll-free
66746 Text Message
(800) 846-8517 TTY/TDD
(800) 985-5990 Toll-free
http://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline/disaster-types/wildfires http://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline
Disaster Relief – Red Cross
Disaster Relief – Red Cross – Provides shelter, meals, emergency supplies, health and mental health services, and financial assistance for those affected by disasters. Statewide services with no age restriction.
Doernbecher Children’s Hospital
OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital offers comprehensive pediatric care services for newborns to young adults, ensuring their well-being and health.
Dose Health
Dose Health offers assistive technology devices such as smart pillboxes, automated call/text reminders, and devices with GPS tracking, with no age restriction, available statewide.
Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB)
Double Up Food Bucks allows Oregon Trail Card SNAP users to purchase more locally grown fruits and vegetables at participating farmers markets, grocery stores, CSA’s, and farm stands. SNAP users can earn up to $20 per day and receive a dollar for dollar match at grocery stores. Double Up also covers half the cost of a CSA share purchased with SNAP benefits.
Drug Help Hotline SAMHSA -Substance Abuse Facility Information
SAMHSA-Substance Abuse Facility Information is a hotline service that provides information and referral to substance abuse programs across the US, as well as hotlines for individuals who need help or have questions. There is no age restriction and the service is available nationwide.
(877) 726-4727 Admin
(800) 662-4357 Helpline
(800) 487-4889 TTY/TDD
(877) 726-4727 Admin
(800) 662-4357 Helpline
(800) 487-4889 TTY/TDD
Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education (EI/ECSE) – Columbia Service Center
The Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education (EI/ECSE) program at Columbia Service Center provides speech, language, and physical therapy services to children between the ages of 0-3. The program uses a parent-coaching model to help families develop skills to support their children’s development at home.
Eden Hospice- Longview
Eden Hospice commits to addressing specific needs, providing hands-on care and services, helping families through tough situations, and supporting our employees. Eden also listens, builds relationships, and goes out of their way to create meaningful experiences throughout the continuum of care, including end of life care, home care, and more.
Education, Support and Financial Assistance
Education, Support and Financial Assistance empowers and sustains those affected by cancer through education, support, and financial aid. They offer classes, support groups, and financial aid for durable medical equipment, groceries, hotel stays, rent/mortgage, transportation, and utilities. Their Believe Boutique offers complimentary wig fittings. Service Area: Statewide.
Elder Abuse and Neglect Reporting Line
Elder Abuse and Neglect is a comprehensive resource that educates people about elder abuse and neglect and helps Oregon citizens report offenders/potential abuse.
(855) 503-7233 Information Line
(855) 503-7233 Information Line
Elder Options
Elder Options provides a wide range of services including in-home care, medical alert technology, caregiver training, and advocacy to seniors and their families. They also offer nursing and home safety assessments, housekeeping services, and information on senior housing.
(360) 636-1000 Main Office
1-800-228-8072 After-Hours Office Number
(360) 636-1000 Main Office
1-800-228-8072 After-Hours Office Number
Eldercare Locator
Eldercare Locator connects adults and caregivers to local support resources with local and state agencies on aging. Services include home care transportation, meal prep, caregiver training, education, or a break from caregiving responsibilities.
Electronic Caregiver
Electronic Caregiver provides a comprehensive 24/7 medical alert system with a non-emergency medical line, medication reminders, personalized health messages, GPS features, temperature sensors, and a family caregiver app. This service is available nationwide, with no age restrictions.
Elks Veterans Bunker
Elks Veterans Bunker offers referral services and resources to military members, dependents, and veterans.
Emergency Assistance Program – Multiple Sclerosis Foundation
Emergency Assistance Program – Multiple Sclerosis Foundation – Provides one-time financial assistance for urgent needs related to rent, utilities, or medication for people with Multiple Sclerosis. Service available nationwide on weekdays from 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
(888) 673-6287 Toll-free
(954) 776-6805 Local Office
(888) 673-6287 Toll-free
(954) 776-6805 Local Office
http://www.msfocus.org/Get-Help/MSF-Programs-Grants/Emergency-Assistance-Program
Emergency Support Shelter
Emergency Support Shelter provides services and support to victims, survivors, and families affected by domestic and sexual violence in the Longview area.
(360) 425-1176 Services/Crisis Line
(360) 353-5777 Reception/Administrative Offices
(360) 726-1003 Text Line
(360) 425-1176 Services/Crisis Line
(360) 353-5777 Reception/Administrative Offices
(360) 726-1003 Text Line
Ethnic Support Council Center
The Ethnic Support Council Center provides information and resources to assist immigrants, refugees, and people with limited English skills.