Resources for MMP Participants

• CAREAssist is Oregon's AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP). The program provides access to life-saving medications used to treat HIV and improve the overall health of people living with HIV who have limited resources or no health insurance coverage.
  
• All application materials available online.  
  
• You may apply on your own or receive assistance from your case manager or care coordinator.
  
• 971-673-0144

Alcohol and Drug Counseling and Treatment

• SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
• National Helpline with 24/7 treatment referral and information: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
• Online treatment locator
  
• SMART Recovery
  
• SMART Recovery meetings are free, non-judgmental spaces where you can connect with others for mutual support. 
  
• Search by location for in-person meetings statewide and a calendar of upcoming online meetings.
• Alcoholics Anonymous/Narcotics Anonymous/Crystal Meth Anonymous
• Find Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Oregon or online.
• Website includes list of telephone hotlines by city.
• Find Narcotics Anonymous meetings in Oregon.
• Call 503-298-5913 for 24/7 meeting information, guidance, and information.
• Find Crystal Meth Anonymous meetings in Oregon or online.
  
• CODA (Portland metro, Seaside)
• Substance use treatment programs including residential, outpatient and medication assisted treatment (MAT).
  
• 855-SEE-CODA (855-733-2632)
  
• Cascadia Behavioral Health (Portland metro)
• Outpatient addiction recovery services.
  
• 503-674-7777
• Fora Health (Portland metro)
• Substance use treatment programs including residential, outpatient and medication assisted treatment (MAT).
  
• 503-535-1150
  
• Lifeworks NW (Portland metro)
• Addiction services including adult residential treatment and outpatient treatment for youth (age 12-24) and adults.
• 503-645-9010
  
• 4D Recovery (Portland metro)
• Recovery support services for adolescents and young adults (age 14-35) including peer mentorship, recovery housing, community centers, and leadership development activities.
• 971-703-4623
  
• New Avenues for Youth (Portland)
  
• Outpatient recovery services for youth ages 9-24.
  
• 503-224-4339
  
• Promoting Access to Hope (PATH) (Multnomah County)
  
• Serves Multnomah County residents who need help accessing treatment for substance use disorder. 
• 503-988-9426
  
• Quest Center for Integrative Health (Portland)
  
• Wellness, Integrity, and Sustainable Health (WISH) Pain Management Program: integrated medical and behavioral health program designed to treat chronic pain using non-opioid interventions.
  
• Finding and Sustaining Recovery (FSR): integrated behavioral health treatment program designed to help people build sober and healthy lifestyles.
  
• 503-238-5203
  
• True Colors Recovery (Portland)
  
• Program dedicated to providing affirming sober spaces and low barrier recovery mentoring to individuals that identify as LGBTQIA2s+.
  
• 971-266-2323
  
• Volunteers of America (Portland)
  
• Men's residential treatment for men referred by the Multnomah County criminal justice system.
• Women's residential treatment.
  
• Outpatient services including problem gambling treatment.
  

Dental Care

Domestic Violence Services

• Call to Safety
• Oregon-based organization providing confidential support services and education to empower our community.
• 1-888-235-5333 crisis line available 24/7.
• Text and chat options available during business hours.
• Oregon Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence
• Search for shelters, advocacy programs and legal assistance by county.
• National Domestic Violence Hotline
• 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
• Text “START" to 88788
  
• Deaf advocates are available 24/7
  
• Video phone: 855-812-1001
  
• Instant messenger: DeafHotline
• Domestic Violence Survivor Services in Oregon (oregon.gov)
  
• UNICA at El Programa Hispano 
  
• Linea UNICA provides 24/7 support for survivors of interpersonal violence.
• 503-232-4448 or 1-800-232-4448
• Volunteers of America Home Free Domestic Violence Services
  
• Emergency Services Crisis Hotline: 1-888-771-5503
• Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
  
• Gateway Center (Multnomah County) 
  
• Resources and assistance filing a restraining order.
• 503-988-6400
  
• Bradley Angle (Portland)
  
• Culturally specific domestic violence services program for the LGBTQIA+ community and for Black/African American survivors.
  

Food Assistance

• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
• Learn more and apply online here.
• Woman, Infants, and Children (WIC)
  
• WIC is for pregnant people, new and breastfeeding parents, and children under 5.
• WIC prescreening tool.
• Find a WIC clinic or store.

Harm Reduction and Syringe Services

• North American Syringe Exchange Network (NASEN)
  
• Search for syringe exchange locations by zip code or state. 
  
• Syringe Services in Oregon
  
• Reach out to your local public health authority for more information about syringe exchange and overdose prevention services in your area.
  

Housing

• Housing services for people living with HIV:
  • Cascade AIDS Project housing services
    
  • Oregon (Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Yamhill, and Columbia counties) and SW Washington
  • Services include: shelter referrals, emergency rental assistance, supportive housing, housing case management, and housing readiness assistance.
  • 503-223-5907
  • Oregon Housing Opportunities in Partnership Program (OHOP)
  • Serves 31 counties in Oregon (excludes Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Yamhill, and Columbia counties)
  • Services include: ongoing monthly rent assistance and ongoing utility assistance.
  • Not emergency housing.
  • Talk to your case manager or care coordinator for a referral.
• List of open Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher waitlists in Oregon
  
• Northwest Pilot Project
• Helping connect low-income and very low-income seniors (55 and over) in Multnomah County who are capable of independent living with rental housing that is safe, permanent and affordable to them.
• Complete the housing assessment to receive a report with personalized tips and resources.
• 503-227-5605
• Central City Concern (Portland)
  

• Volunteers of America 
• Restraining Order Hotline: 503-802-0506
  
• Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 2:00 pm
  
• Oregon Law Help
  
• Search by topic for legal articles and referrals to lawyers and community organizations.
  
• Legal Aid Services of Oregon
  
• High-quality legal services program with a mission to achieve justice for the low-income communities of Oregon.
• Catholic Charities Immigrant Legal Services
  
• 503-542-2855
  

• Oregon Food Bank Food Finder
• Meals on Wheels Location Finder
• HIV Day Center Daily Bread Express (Portland Metro)
  
• Meal delivery for low-income, home-bound individuals living with HIV/AIDS throughout the six-county Portland metro area.
  
• Talk to your case manager or care coordinator for a referral.
  
• Esther's Pantry (Portland Metro)
• Providing food and personal care items to people living with HIV in need.
• Talk to your case manager or care coordinator for a referral.
• Store to Door (Portland Metro)
  
• Supports independent living for homebound seniors and adults living with disabilities by providing food access, food security, social connection, and community support.
• Call to check eligibility.
• 503-200-3333
  

Mental Health

• Crisis Lines:
  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
  • The 988 Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
  • Call or text 988
  • For Spanish, text “ayuda" to 988
    
  • For TTY Users: Use relay service or dial 711 then 988
    
  • Online chat available 24/7
    
  • Oregon Crisis Lines
    
  • List of crisis lines searchable by county.
    
  • Lines for Life:
    
  • Alcohol and Drug Helpline: 1-800-923-4357
    
  • Military Helpline: 1-888-457-4838
    
  • Racial Equity Support Line: 503-575-3764
    
  • Senior Loneliness Line: 503-200-1633
    
  • Youthline: 1-877-968-8431 or text teen2teen to 839863
    
  • Trans Lifeline
    
  • Connects trans people to community support and resources.
    
  • Run by and for trans people.
    
  • 1-877-565-8860
    
  • The Trevor Project
    
  • 24/7 helpline for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning young people.
    
  • Call 1-866-488-7386
    
  • Text 678-678
    
  • Veterans Crisis Line               
    
  • Serves veterans and their friends and family.
    
  • Call 988 and press 1
    
  • Text 838255
    
• National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
  
• Statewide resource referrals, support groups, classes, and more at no charge.
• 800-343-6264 Helpline
• Psychology Today
  
• Find a therapist (Filter by location and insurance)
  
• Cascadia Health (Portland metro)
• Mental health services for adults, older adults, children and families.
  
• 503-674-7777 for information and referral
  
• Urgent Walk-In Clinic open 7 days a week at 4212 SE Division, Suite 100, Portland, OR 97206. 
  
• 503-963-2575
  
• Lifeworks NW (Portland metro)
  
• Mental health services for adults, older adults, children and families.
  
• 503-645-9010
  
• Portland Mental Health & Wellness (Portland, telehealth available)
  
• Queer and BIPOC owned and operated mental health agency. 
  
• Quest Center for Integrative Health (Portland)
  
• Mental health services including group and individual therapy.
  
• Peer services available for the following programs: HIV services, pain management, recovery.
  
• 503-238-5203
  

• Cascade AIDS Project social groups (Portland and SW Washington locations)
  
• Meetup: Positive (+) Social Network (Portland)
  
• Eastern Oregon Center for Independent Living (EOCIL) (Eastern Oregon)
  
• HIV Alliance groups
  
• Quest Center for Integrative Health (Portland)
  
• Men's HIV + Community and Process Group
  
• Defining Harm Reduction
  
• Quest Center's Groups Calendar
  
• For women:
• WOW – Women of Wisdom
  
• Quest Center for Integrative Health (Portland)
  
• The Well Project
  
• Global non-profit organization whose mission is to change the course of the HIV/AIDS pandemic through a unique and comprehensive focus on women and girls.
  
• BABES Network
  
• BABES Network primarily serves women who live in Washington state. 
  
• Meeting in person as of 4/3/24.
  
• 206-720-5566
  

Prevention Resources

• HIV Prevention in Oregon
• Learn about PrEP and PEP
• End HIV/STI Oregon Statewide Planning Group
• Order free condoms if you have trouble accessing them otherwise.
• Find HIV, STI and hepatitis testing near you.
• Having trouble getting tested? Order a free at-home HIV test or HIV/STI test.
  

Psilocybin Services

• Oregon Psilocybin Services website
  
• Fact Sheet (English)
• Fact Sheet (Spanish)
  
• ASL Video

Shelter and Homeless Services

• www.211info.org
• Dial 211, enter your 5-digit zip code, press #1 for housing/shelter/rent assistance. Press 1 if you are currently homeless or soon to be homeless or press 2 if you are housed and seeking rent assistance or foreclosure assistance. 
  
• Homeless Shelters Directory
  
• Find shelters in Oregon by city. 
  
• Oregon Housing Stability Assistance
  
• Housing counselors and resources searchable by county. 
  
• Lane County Shelter Finder
  
• Mid-Willamette Valley Homeless Alliance
• Marion and Polk Counties
  
• Multnomah County Shelter and Homeless Services
  

SSI/SSDI

• Social Security Administration website provides basic information and application.
  • Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
    
  • Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)
    
• OregonLawHelp.org provides links to helpful SSA pages.
  
• FindLaw: find Social Security Disability lawyers by region.
  
• ASSIST works with people who are often homeless and/or living in poverty, assisting them in getting Social Security benefits.
  
• Check website for eligibility. 
• 503-888-2690
  

Tobacco Cessation

• Tobacco Quit Line
  
• English: 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669)
• Spanish: 1-855-DEJELO-YA (1-855-335356-92)
  
• Native Quit Line: 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669), then press 7
• Smokefree Oregon
  

Transportation

• Travel help for Oregon Health Plan members:
  • OHP pays for travel to get health care that OHP covers.
    
  • Travel can be by taxi, bus or a local ride service.
    
  • Can also help pay for travel costs, such as gas, meals and lodging.
    
  • Is only for members with OHP Plus (BMM, BMH, BMD) benefit.
• Public Transportation:
• Cherriots serves Salem and Keizer.
• Reduced fares for seniors, people with disabilities, and Medicare card holders.
• Cherriots LIFT is an origin-to-destination transportation service for people whose qualifying disability prevents them from using the Cherriots Local buses.
  
• Lane Transit District (LTD) serves Lane County, with a central service area in the Eugene-Springfield metro area.
• LTD offers free fare to people age 65 or older and offers half-fare to qualifying people with disabilities.
• RideSource is an origin-to-destination transportation solution for people unable to use a fixed-route bus due to a disability.
  
• The NW Connector is a coordinated regional transit system that includes five individual transit agencies in NW Oregon: Columbia County Rider, Sunset Empire Transportation District (Clatsop County), Tillamook County Transportation District, Benton County Transit, Lincoln County Transit.
  
• Reduced Fare Program offers $1 off single ride fare for veterans, senior citizens, students, and people with disabilities and low income.
• TriMet (serving Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties) offers the Honored Citizen program providing reduced cost fare for older folks and people with disabilities (including HIV).
  
• LIFT is TriMet's shared-ride service for people who are unable to use regular buses and trains due to a disability or disabling condition.
  
• Full list of Oregon transit and taxi providers.
• Medical transportation services and gas cards are provided to eligible clients enrolled in Ryan White Case Management. Speak with your case manager or care coordinator to request medical transportation.
  

Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U)

• OHA information about U=U
  
• Prevention Access Campaign