Phone(s):
ODHS General Assistance Program
The General Assistance Program provides housing, utility, and cash assistance to individuals with severe disabilities who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The program offers monthly payments up to $545 for housing, $90 for utilities, and $60 in cash assistance. Available statewide for individuals between the ages of 18 and 64.
ODHS Self Sufficiency Office
Self-Sufficiency offices located in St. Helens, Oregon provide temporary financial aid, food benefits, child care assistance, and refugee services to support families in need. They also offer assistance to those who are victims of domestic violence.
ODVA Home Loan Program
ODVA Home Loan Program offers fixed-rate financing for the purchase of owner-occupied, single family residences and is an additional benefit from the Federal VA Home Loan Guaranty Program. It’s available to state veterans and has no age restrictions. Services are available statewide Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
(503) 373-2051 Main
(888) 673-8387 Toll-free
(503) 373-2051 Main
(888) 673-8387 Toll-free
http://www.oregon.gov/odva/Home-Loans/Pages/Program-Details.aspx
ODVA Special Advocacy
ODVA provides special advocacy in the form of specialized coordinator positions and expertise for several minority veteran populations.
Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
The Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity offers information and assistance on housing discrimination due to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, or familial status. They accept fair housing complaints.
(202) 708-1112 Main
(971) 222-2600 Local Office
(202) 708-1455 TTY/TDD
(800) 669-9777 Complaint Line
(202) 708-1112 Main
(971) 222-2600 Local Office
(202) 708-1455 TTY/TDD
(800) 669-9777 Complaint Line
Office of Family Assistance
The Office of Family Assistance provides program funding to support education, training, and employment activities for Native Americans. They work with eligible individuals and families across the country to promote self-sufficiency and improve their quality of life.
OHA Ombuds Program
The OHA Ombuds Program advocates for Oregon Health Plan members to ensure quality healthcare. Contact them for concerns or compliments about OHP services.
OHP Non-Emergent Medical Transportation (NEMT)
OHP Non-Emergent Medical Transportation arranges travel for Oregon Health Plan members with OHP Plus benefits to access covered health care services. This service is available statewide.
(833) 585-4221 Northwest MedLink Fee for Service Transport
(888) 793-0439 Northwest Rides CPCCO Transport
(833) 585-4221 Northwest MedLink Fee for Service Transport
(888) 793-0439 Northwest Rides CPCCO Transport
OHSU Dental Clinics
OHSU hosts two sliding-scale cost dental clinics in Portland by appointment. They both offer comprehensive care, including cleanings, checkups, exams, X-rays, and specialty care. Office locations are:
Waterfront Dental Clinic- 2730 SW Moody Ave, Portland OR 97201
Russel Street Dental Clinic- 214 N Russell St, Portland OR 97229
(503) 494-8867 Waterfront Dental Clinic
(503) 494-6822 Russell Street Dental Clinic
(503) 494-8867 Waterfront Dental Clinic
(503) 494-6822 Russell Street Dental Clinic
OHSU Hospital
OHSU Hospital is a world-class healthcare facility, specializing in advanced medical research, patient care, and education. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, OHSU Hospital is dedicated to improving health outcomes for patients across Oregon.
(503) 494-8311 Main Switchboard
(503) 494-7551 Emergency Department
(503) 346-0640 Doernbecher’s Intake Line
(503) 494-8562 Primary Care Clinic- Portland
(800) 222-1222 Poison Control Center
(503) 494-3000 Casey Eye Institute
(503) 494-8311 Main Switchboard
(503) 494-7551 Emergency Department
(503) 346-0640 Doernbecher’s Intake Line
(503) 494-8562 Primary Care Clinic- Portland
(800) 222-1222 Poison Control Center
(503) 494-3000 Casey Eye Institute
https://www.ohsu.edu/health/ohsu-and-doernbecher-emergency-room
OLC Public Benefit Hotline
Legal Aid’s Statewide Public Benefits Hotline offers legal advice and representation to low-income individuals in Oregon who need assistance with government benefits including Medicaid/Oregon Health Plan, Social Security, and refugee benefits, among others.
1-800-520-5292 Benefits Hotline
1-800-520-5292 Benefits Hotline
http://www.oregonlawhelp.org/resource/public-benefits-information-hotline
Older Americans Act
The Older Americans Act (OAA) offers nationwide critical services to support older adults’ health, independence and wellbeing, such as meals, job training, health promotion, caregiver support, and transportation, without any age restriction.
OneApp Guarantor Program
OneApp Guarantee is a co-signing/guarantor product for renters who need a co-signer to qualify for housing, and a security blanket for housing providers that reimburses up to 3x the rent amount for rental losses and damages due to a renter default.
Operation Homefront
Operation Homefront offers rent-free transitional housing to disabled service members returning home after discharge, with services available Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and no age restrictions. Services are available nationwide.
Options Counseling – Columbia County
Options Counseling in Columbia County provides support for long-term care decision-making, with trained staff offering assistance and resources for both public and private pay options.
Oregon ADA Center
Oregon ADA Center provides ADA information through phone, website, training, and surveys to businesses and individuals in Oregon. They offer confidential assistance and have no age restrictions.
Oregon Advocacy Commission Office
The Oregon Advocacy Commissions (OACs) share their expertise and knowledge to inform equity in state policy. The OACs research issues, educate the public, and provide advice to state policy and decision makers, including the Governor, legislators, and state agency leadership. The OACs are continually looking for ways to improve the lives and livelihoods of all Oregonians, and encourage diverse leadership in state government.