• Community Resources

    Sometimes we need a little help navigating coming out, being a caregiver to an LGBTQ2SIA+ youth, or finding community. Below are some local and national resources for social groups, parent support groups, as well as suicide and crisis resources. Check back regularly for updates to the list of providers.

  • Click on the photos below to get more information about the services provided by each resource including: hours of operation, phone numbers, text line, chatroom etc. 

    Suicide Hotlines

                      

                       

     

    Urgent Walk-in Clinic

     

    The walk-in clinic at Cascadia is open 7 days a week and "serves all individuals in Multnomah County regardless of insurance, income, or age."

    Hours:

    Mon - Fri 7AM - 10:30PM & Sat - Sun 9AM - 9PM

    Address:

    4212 SE Division St, Suite 100,

    èßäapp¹ÙÍø, OR 97206

     

    Sexual Assault & Dating Violence 

    Confidential Advocacy in white writing. Logos for the partners orgs: èßäapp¹ÙÍø, Raphael House, and Volunteers of America Oregon     

               

             

           

     

    Counseling Services

    Below you will find a link to resources to find counseling services and links to local counseling providers. èßäapp¹ÙÍø does not guarantee the providers below have space, will be a good fit for you and your family, or accept any/all health insurance. We encourage everyone to vet these providers to ensure they are able to meet their specific needs. 

                      

     

    Find various kinds of providers based on search terms you enter:

         

     

     

    Mental Health Apps

     

    A free, research-backed, mental health web app developed by Hopelab in partnership with It Gets Better Project, CenterLink, and hundreds of LGBTQ+ youth. It's a tool for LGBTQ+ teens, by LGBTQ+ teens and their allies to  

Contact

Britt Bieberich (They/Them)
LGBTQ2SIA+ Program Manager
503-916-3954 x63954
lgbtq@pps.net