The PPS collaboration with Raphael House and VOA Homefree offers direct, free, 100% confidential advocacy for PPS students since 2018. Today, accessing services is easier than ever with our new PPS-only student hotline!
The hotline is available in Spanish/English at any time. When an advocate is unable to answer, the phone tree will offer the ability to leave a message or be connected to a variety of crisis/survivor resources in the community such as Call to Safety and Multnomah County Crisis Line.
This group provides Black students across the district a safe affinity space to unpack the stress, anxiety, and trauma that they may be dealing with in the wake of the current events that have hit the Black community hard across the United States. Some of those events included but are not limited to, the rise in white supremacy, opposition to the BLM movement, police brutality and the murders of unarmed black people, COVID-19, virtual learning, etc...
You can register via the link below to participate in the group.
(https://forms.gle/NGDhiZ6MKSCXkmPn6)
For more information please contact one of the facilitators:
Maurice Phillips mphilli1@pps.net or Jonicia Shelton jshelton@pps.net.
SPACE FOR BIPOC STUDENTS - WEEKLY
Please complete this form if you or someone close to you needs support with substance use. You will be contacted by a PPS Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) to discuss your concerns and any need for support services.
* The information collected is confidential and will go directly to a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor at Portland Public Schools. This information will not be shared with any school staff or administrators without a signed release of information from the student or parent/guardian for students under the age of 14.
* Per PPS policy anything shared in this form WILL NOT result in or contribute to any disciplinary process.
Click this link for a request for services form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejGqb6_EDVdlw8CqObcttN3MnYJevFh4WBjBhNg9Ag-J28-g/viewform