Community Connections

Food | Unemployment | Housing | Social Services | Childcare | National Resources | Transportation | Ways to Help

• Oregon Food Bank: Food resource for all
• Meals on Wheels: meals for 60+
• Aloha Church of God Food Pantry
• True Life Fellowship Church Food Pantry
• Sunset Presbyterian Church Food Pantry
  
• Hillsboro School District Meals
• St. Pius X Catholic Church Food Pantry
  
• Unity of Beaverton food pantry
• Beaverton First United Methodist Church Food Market
• Bethel Congregational United Church of Christ Food Pantry
• New Day Family Church: Tree of Life Food Pantry
• St. Francis Catholic Church | Food Pantry & Clothes Closet
• Care to Share: Emergency food and other basic needs
• Tualatin Valley Gleaners: Supplemental Food Resource
  

• Oregon Unemployment: Resources available for Oregon residents experiencing unemployment

• HomePlate: services for teens experiencing homelessness in Beaverton
• Homeless shelters in Beaverton and surrounding areas
  
• Shelter list
  
• Family Promise

• Senior Planet: Check out this resource for free events that focus on fitness, technology tutorials and more!
• Circle of Care: This is a do-it-yourself way to connect the needs of older people to local community helpers and services.
• Northwest Native American Center of Excellence: Working to increase the Native American representation in the U.S. health professions workforce by recruiting, training, and retaining American Indian and Alaska Natives into health professions, training current health professionals in American Indian and Alaska Native health issues, and expanding tribal-academic partnerships in education, research, and service. https://nnacoe.org/
• Aging and Disability Resource Connection: information and services for 55+ and those• experiencing a disability
• 211Info: connects people to Health and social services agencies
• City of Beaverton: Local information and resources
• Community Action: Community Action leads the way to eliminate conditions of poverty and create opportunities for people and communities to thrive.
• Oregon Department of Human Services: State information and resources
• Fact Oregon: Support for families who are experiencing a disability (English & Spanish)
• Salvation Army: resource for food/shelter/etc
• Sunshine Division: resource for food/shelter/etc
• Senior Loneliness Line: 503-200-1633
• Oregon Senior Peer Outreach Line: 1-833-736-4676
• Resources for Emotional Well-Being, Washington County Health and Human Services
• US Veterans Department of Affairs: various Veterans resources
• Estate & Will Planning: During this pandemic we have come to the realization that many people are scared and are wanting to get their estate plans and Wills in order, but just do not know where to start. So what we did is, we put together a short video to address some of these issues.
• Metropolitan Family Services: You may qualify for free tax assistance/advice from this service.
• Metropolitan Family Services: You can also fill your taxes free here yourself.
• How to find a COVID-19 Vaccine in Oregon
• VacineFinder
• Oregon Health Authority: COVID-19 Vaccine Information by County
• New Narrative: Integrative Mental Health
• The Pongo Fund: Helping pets in times of need.

• Ways to find child care in Oregon
  
• Oregon Department of Education | Child Care
  
• YMCA childcare for essential workers
  
• YMCA childcare for essential workers at Providence St. Vincent
  
• KinderCare childcare for essential workers

• National Domestic Abuse hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
• National Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration hotline (SAMSHA): 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
• National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
• CDC: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
• National Institute of Mental Health
• National Alliance on Mental Illness

• TriMet: local mass transit
• Ride Connection
  
• Washington County

• Red Cross Blood donation: Find opportunities to donate blood
• #BSD cares: Beaverton School District is collecting donations of supplies for health care systems