During these challenging times, finding and getting access to the resources you need is crucial to supporting yourself, your family, and your business. To support you, here are a few resources that you can connect to seek aid. 

If you have any questions or need any immediate assistance connecting to an agency or resource, contact my office at Rep.CourtneyNeron@oregonlegislature.gov. 

Please see the links below for the most up-to-date information on Oregon's statewide directives and information on the novel COVID-19 virus. 

COVID-19 Resources

• The Oregon Health Authority has information on the current status of the COVID-19 virus as well as best practices to keep us and our communities safe. 
• COVID-19 test site finder 
• Vaccine locator tool 
  

Community Resources 

• The Oregon Food Bank has a Food Finder Tool that will locate the nearest food bank near you
• Oregon Department of Human Services can help you find services and programs including: 
• Food benefits (SNAP) 
• Cash assistance (TANF) 
• Child care assistance (ERDC) 
• The Oregon Law Center provides legal support to help people struggling to make ends meet on matters related to their homes, livelihoods, medical care, and physical safety against domestic violence. 
• Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) Online Database is a online tool to help individuals get connected to programs and resources that they may need. You may also call 1-855-673-2372
• The Child Care Resource & Referral of (CCR&R) supports high-quality child care throughout the region. Call 503-675-4100 for more information or visit this website to contact your local CCR&R center. 
• Clackamas County 
• Washington County 
• Marion, Polk, and Yamhill County

Mental Health and Additional Well-Being Resources 

• The Oregon Crisis Counselor Line is available 24/7 for Oregonians who need immediate assistance for behavioral health support. Text OREGON to 741741. 
• The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline offers 24/7 free and confidenial support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones. Please call 1-800-273-8255 or chat with Lifeline if you are in distress or crisis. 

• The Senior Loneliness Line is a resource for the elderly who may feel isolated. The Lines for Life at 800-273-8255 is available 24/7 and offers free and confidential help. 

• If you are facing domestic violence, the Domestic Violence Enhanced Response Team (DVRT) can help. You can call the DVRT Main Line at 503-785-5000, or the Victim Assistant Line at 503-557-5846. Additional resources may be found on the Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence website.  
• Report Child Abuse by calling 1-855-503-SAFE (7233) 

Clackamas County 

• Clackamas County has a variety of services for those who have low-income and limited services. If you need help meeting basic needs like food, housing, paying utilities, or transportation, visit their social services website.
• Clackamas County Social Services (CCSS) helps seniors, people with disabilities, veterans, and low-income residents of Clackamas County. 
• Clackamas County Mental Health Center 
• General Access: 503-742-5335
• Crisis number: 503-655-8585 
• Clackamas County Housing Rights and Resource Center (HHRC) works with tenants and landlords to protect housing rights of our community and educate Clackamas County on housing issues. 
• Clackamas County Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) streamlines access to information and resources about long-term supports and services in the community. Contact the Clackamas County ADRC to speak with a certified information and Referral Specialist at 503-650-5622. 
• Clackamas County Economic Development Resources and Tools are available to support small businesses. 

Washington County

• Washington County has a variety of Community Resources available for residents with housing, services for seniors and people with disabilities, emergency assistance, mental health and counseling and so much more. 
• Community Action of Washington County (CAOWash) can support families with utility assistance, family development, housing stability, and early childhood development. Visit their programs page to learn more. 
• Washington County Behavioral Health Services 
• General Access: 503-846-4528
• Crisis services: 503-291-9111
• Washington County Housing Services has a variety of resources available for those who need access to stable housing. 
• Washington County also provides Disability, Aging and Veteran Services to enhance the quality of life for residents. Please call 503-846-3060 or email HHSDVSinfo@co.washington.or.us
• Washington County has a Business Recovery page that offers guidance for business operations and sectors. 

Yamhill County

• Yamhill County Public Health has a list of information and documents for those impacted by COVID-19, you can find more information linked here. 
• Yamhill County Community Action Partnership (YCAP) offers social services to improve the lives of low-income families in Yamhill County. You can visit their website for a list of community resources or contact them at 503-472-0457. 
• Yamhill County Health and Human Services Mental Health Services 
• Adult Mental Health: 503-434-7523 
• Substance Use Services: 403-434-7527 
• Newberg: 503-554-7825 
• Crisis line: 1-844-842-8200
• Housing Authority of Yamhill County offers programs to support families and individuals to stable housing. You can find a list of their programs and classes linked here. 
• The Yamhill County Veterans Services website includes information about federal and state benefits and how you can connect to your local veteran office.