Serving Oregon’s Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties, as well as Clark County in Southwest Washington.
Rooted in community partnerships, our services are trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and focused on long-term stability and recovery.
Supporting safety, stability, and well‑being for children, youth, and families—grounded in dignity, cultural responsiveness, and family strengths.
After school educational social activities weekly for middle and high school students. Topics such as boundary-setting, prevention and responses to bullying, managing time, and creating healthy habits. Occasional field trips. All students welcome, including newcomer refugee and immigrant youth. Multi-lingual sessions, including Spanish, Arabic, Ukrainian, and English.
Supporting healing, recovery, and well‑being—grounded in dignity, cultural responsiveness, and hope.
Individual, group, and family therapy that is trauma-informed, multicultural and linguistically specific. Includes psychiatric evaluation and medication management, as well as case management and peer support services.
Telehealth and in-person. Medicaid accepted.
Screening and assessment, counseling (group and individual), as well as DUII diversion and conviction.
Customized workforce development, leadership coaching, and accredited training. Our Training Institute helps individuals launch careers and supports organizations building workplaces that are culturally responsive, effective, and resilient. We offer OHA-accredited multi-cultural peer support specialist trainings for adult mental health and adult addictions.
Supporting belonging, stability, and well‑being for refugees and immigrants—grounded in dignity, cultural responsiveness, and the strengths people bring as they build new lives and communities.
Services for refugees and other immigrants in Oregon and Southwest Washington are available, although greatly reduced following deep reductions in funding for resettlement and related services. Assistance navigating systems (schools, health care, and more), transportation for health appointments, employment support, ESL, and case management. Must meet requirements for eligibility.
Culturally responsive counseling services support refugees, immigrants, and their families as they navigate life transitions, trauma, and mental health challenges. Many of our clinicians and staff bring lived experience and deep cultural understanding to foster trust, healing, and wellness.
Services include individual, group, and family therapy, as well as psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Case management and peer support services are also available.
Telehealth and in-person. Medicaid accepted.
Prepare for U.S. citizenship with classes for improving English, learning U.S. history and civics, and building confidence for the naturalization interview and test. Select your state to view program details and eligibility requirements.
Sliding-scale legal services to refugees and immigrants, as well as advocacy for immigrant rights, and community education.
After school educational social activities weekly for middle and high school students. Topics such as boundary-setting, prevention and responses to bullying, managing time, and creating healthy habits. Occasional field trips. All students welcome, including newcomer refugee and immigrant youth. Multi-lingual sessions, including Spanish, Arabic, Ukrainian, and English.
Customized workforce development, leadership coaching, and accredited trainings that help individuals launch careers and support organizations in building workplaces that are culturally responsive, effective, and resilient. Our Training Institute helps individuals launch careers and supports organizations building workplaces that are culturally responsive, effective, and resilient.
Supporting safety, healing, and stabilization for victims and survivors—grounded in dignity, cultural responsiveness, and survivor‑defined paths to recovery and justice.
Our team, Justice Forward, facilitates work to support parties seeking to repair harm by way of restorative justice practices. Community‑based justice provides restorative alternatives to traditional court processes.
Our team, Justice Forward, provides support for people experiencing the effects of crime and other harm. In addition to care for emotional well-being, our offerings include basic resources, navigating systems, and advocacy for legal and medical matters.
Supporting employers and talent with workforce development, leadership coaching, accredited training, and employment placement.
Customized workforce development, leadership coaching, and accredited training, from our Training Institute. Helping individuals launch careers and supporting organizations building workplaces that are culturally responsive, effective, and resilient. OHA-accredited multi-cultural peer support specialist trainings for adult mental health and adult addictions.
Through our Training Institute, we connect employers with motivated, work-authorized candidates and provide support throughout hiring processes. We assist with recruitment, candidate matching, language access, onboarding support, and ongoing consultation to help businesses build a strong, diverse workforce.
We can’t do this alone. Whether you want to volunteer, advocate or donate, your involvement helps bring hope and opportunity to those we serve.
Give your time and talents to support neighbors across Greater Portland-Vancouver and beyond.
VolunteerLocation Services:
3800 SW Cedar Hills Blvd., Suite 288, Beaverton, OR 97005
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Fax: 503-352-1088
Location Services:
605 SE Cesar E. Chavez Blvd.
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Fax: 503-233-0667
Location Services:
4531 SE Belmont St. Suite 300, Portland, OR 97215
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Location Services:
7931 NE Halsey St., Suite 200, Portland, OR 97213
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Fax: 971-703-4972
Location Services:
2072 NE Burnside Rd, Gresham OR 97030
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Fax: 855 237 6397
Location Services:
3600 Main St, Suite 200, Vancouver, WA 98663
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Fax: 509-769-5208