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Neighborhood House has a fantastic list of various parenting resources. If you cannot find what you are looking for below, definitely look through their list here.
Reach Out Oregon has launched a state-wide "warmline" for parents, guardians and other caregivers, designed to support care for youth with emotional, behavioral, or mental health needs. Call or text1-833-REACH-OR / 1-833-732-2467 Monday to Friday from 12-7 pm (except holidays)
The National Parent Helpline offers emotional support to parents and caregivers with the goal of helping you feel more empowered as caregivers. For support, call 1-855-427-2746 any time.
NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, offers different types of support groups-- some for partners, some for parents, and some for whole families. All of the groups in Multnomah County are held virtually through Zoom. To register, call (503) 228-5692.
Neighborhood House offers a robust parenting support program that includes supports such as parenting groups, home visits, school transition services, book and toy programs, and much more. For more information, including a list of various community resources for parents, click here. To register, email mbatra@nhpdx.org.
Lutheran Community Services Northwest is starting parenting support to immigrants and refugees, with goals of:
Increasing parenting skills, relationships and knowledge through parent education.
Enhancing protective factors through group-based parenting and cultural orientation support.
Offering one-on-one child and family mentoring to increase social supports
For more information, call 503-231-7480 or click here to send an email.
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