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General Resources
General Resources
This resource guide was compiled by Congressman Earl Blumenauer (OR-03) and his team. It is updated regularly. Please share with your networks: www.earlblumenauer.com/coronavirus.
Oregon Department of Human Services COVID-19 Information and Resources
Street Roots is the publisher of the Rose City Resource, the most comprehensive list of services for people experiencing homelessness and poverty in Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties.
Mental Health
Mental Health
A Virtual Calming Room is available for our entire school community online. The site offers guided meditation, visual relaxation, journaling prompts, puzzles and other activities for mental wellness.
Counseling Services and Crisis Support:
Morrison Child & Family Services - Referral for current RHMS students is available through our school counselors during school hours and during summer through the Morrison Center. Services are offered by phone and video conference. Available for OHP, Kaiser and MODA insurance clients.
Multnomah County Crisis Services - Call Center/Crisis Line, 503-988-4888 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week). Interpretation services available.
Kaiser Crisis Line - Available if you have Kaiser insurance, 503-331-6425
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - English, 800-273-8255; Spanish, 800-628-9454 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week). Interpretation services available.
Oregon Youthline - For youth to connect with other youth, text "Teen2Teen" to 839863 to instantly text with another person. Interpretation services available.
Trevor Project - Supporting LGBTQiA+ youth. Text "START" to 678678 or call TrevorLifeLine, 1-866-488-7386
Trans Lifeline - Supporting trans community members, call 877-565-8860
Preventing Youth Suicide: Tips for Parents and Educators (from the National Association of School Psychologists)
Primary Care
Primary Care
These clinics will remain open, with appointments provided by telemedicine whenever possible. Call 503-988-5558 for an appointment, hours and locations.
East County Health Center
Mid County Health Center
Northeast Health Center
Health Services Center
Student Health Centers
Where: Benson Polytechnic High School, 546 NE 12th
Serves: All PPS students ages 7 to 21
Partners: Oregon Health Services University, Multnomah County, Multnomah Education Service District
Services: Regular check-up, sports physical, primary care, immunizations, injury evaluation, mental health and substance use evaluation and treatment, sexual health, other medical questions. The center does not offer COVID-19 testing, but can refer patients to testing sites sponsored by OHSU or Multnomah County.
If you need care: Call 503-494-8505 to register for first-time patients; call 503-418-0409 to make an appointment, in-person or virtual. Please note that face masks are required during appointments.
Roosevelt Student Health Center
Where: Roosevelt High School, 6941 N Central St.
Serves: All K-12 youth that live in Multnomah County
Provider: Multnomah County
Services: Check-ups, sports physical, immunizations, illness or injury, flu shots, COVID-19 testing, reproductive health, prescriptions, lab tests, counseling.
If you need care: Call 503-988-3909 to schedule an appointment (in-person or virtual)
Other options: Any PPS student can utilize, at no cost, the Multnomah County Student Health Centers at David Douglas High School (call 503-988-3554) and Parkrose High School (503-988-3392), including COVID-19 testing. More information is available at the Multnomah County Student Health Center website.
Dental
The East County Dental Clinic will remain open for urgent dental care only. Examples include:
Tooth pain
Serious injury to the face that damages your teeth, gums or the bones in your face
Swelling in your mouth or gums
All routine or non-urgent dental appointments, such as dental cleaning, will be rescheduled.
To make an appointment call your home dental clinic.
New patients should call 503-988-5558.
Pharmacy
Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at all locations.
Curbside delivery is available upon request. Please call at least 1 hour ahead and when you arrive. Medication delivery services, including mail, may be available to patients who meet criteria.
Location closest to Roseway Heights:
5329 NE MLK Jr Blvd
Portland, OR 97211-3237
Phone: (503) 988-3634
Health Insurance
Health Insurance
Families that have had a loss of income or have lost insurance coverage could be eligible for the Oregon Health Plan. Go to www.oregonhealthcare.gov to apply. Certified assisters can help you apply; find one through the website or by calling (800) 699-9075. Please see the OHP flyer for more information.
Meals and Food Distribution
Meals and Food Distribution
Fall 2020 Update: Breakfast and Lunch Are Free for All Students
September 22, 2020
English | Español | Tiếng Việt | 中文 | Русский | Soomaali
As the 2020-21 school year gets under way, we are excited to share news about school meals. Through our partnership with the United States Department of Agriculture, we will be able to provide school meals for all students at no cost at this time.
The USDA announced that it is continuing a program that made free breakfast and lunch available to all children during the summer. For Portland Public Schools, that means we will be able to offer seven days’ worth of meals every week for not just PPS students, but all Portland children ages 1-18.
As we announced in August, we have expanded our meals sites to 38 schools where families can pick up sacks of breakfast and lunch on select days, from 3 to 5 p.m. Starting November 2nd, hours shift from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
Our regular meal service schedule will be:
Mondays: 2 days’ worth of food
Wednesdays: 2 days’ worth of food
Fridays: 3 three days’ worth of food
The complete list of meal pickup sites is available at our Fall 2020 Meals webpage. Families are welcome to visit any school site for meals, regardless of whether their children attend that school. There is no need to sign up, register or provide student ID when you arrive. All sites are outside, and we ask that you wear a facemask and practice physical distancing as you pick up meals.
MEAL DELIVERY
For families not near a meal pickup location or who need assistance accessing meals, we will be offering home delivery of school meals. If you would like to participate, please fill out the online form.
Food Assistance
Phone: (503) 823-2102
Domestic Abuse and Child Safety
Domestic Abuse and Child Safety
Call to Safety - If you are an adult and worried about your safety at home, 888-235-5333. Interpretation line available.
Proyecto Unica - Spanish version of Call to Safety, 503-232-4448
DHS Hotline - (Oregon Department of Human Services) If you are worried about the safety of a child, 855-503-7233. Interpretation services available.
Basic Needs (Personal Hygiene/Food/Clothing/Referrals)
Basic Needs (Personal Hygiene/Food/Clothing/Referrals)
JOIN - Provides a range of basic services Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Call (503) 232-2031.
Rent and Utility Help
Rent and Utility Help
NW Natural - (800) 422-4012. Read more on this program and other resources that are available from Northwest Natural Gas financial aid resources.
Portland General Electric - (503) 284-6827, or find more PGE assistance programs.
Salvation Army - (503)239-1264 or (503) 239-1224
Portland St Vincent De Paul - (503) 235-8431
Impact NW - (503) 721-1740
Home Forward - (503) 802-8300
Catholic Charities - (503) 231-4866
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