Homelessness and daily help in Oregon

Columbia Inn emergency shelter — Clatsop Community Action ↗

Clatsop county service leads · Organization publisher

Referral-only emergency shelter with case management in Clatsop County. Priority groups include families with children, domestic violence survivors, young adults, people with mobility disabilities, veterans and underserved communities.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-325-1400

Published location

CCA intake office: 364 9th Street, Astoria, OR 97103

Access requirements

Priority populations are described on the provider page.

How to start

Contact CCA for a referral.

Admission is strictly by referral; a listing does not establish an available bed.

Clatsop Community Action food pantry and mobile produce directory ↗

Clatsop county service leads · Organization publisher

County food directory and fresh mobile produce pantry. Also lists the personal care pantry for hygiene items. The winter produce distribution is in Warrenton; summer locations differ.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene

Phone

503-861-3663

Published location

Regional Food Bank: 2010 SE Chokeberry Avenue, Warrenton, OR 97146

Access requirements

Program and pantry rules differ.

How to start

Use the published pantry/meal listings or call for the appropriate location.

Regional distribution hub and network directory; office hours are not food pickup hours. Confirm seasonal mobile distributions and personal care pantry hours.

Community Action Team housing intake — Columbia County ↗

Columbia county service leads · Organization publisher

Housing team provides homeless services, coordinated entry information, case management, rehousing supports and rental/deposit assistance.

Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-397-3511

Published location

125 N. 17th St., St. Helens, OR 97051

Published schedule

Monday–Friday 8:30am–5pm; closed 12:30–1:30pm for lunch.

Access requirements

Program eligibility and documentation requirements apply.

How to start

Call the housing team or use the downloadable application.

Housing intake and referrals; this page does not establish a walk-in overnight shelter. Funding and resources are limited.

HOPE of Rainier emergency food assistance ↗

Columbia county service leads · Organization publisher

Local emergency food assistance for Rainier and Columbia County residents.

Food and meals

Phone

503-556-0701

Published location

404 E A St., Rainier, OR 97048

Published schedule

Monday and Wednesday 10am–4pm; last Saturday of month 10am–noon.

Access requirements

Provider says HOPE is open to all.

How to start

Visit during published hours or call.

Local Rainier pantry lead; not evidence that every Columbia County community has a nearby distribution.

North County Food Bank — Wheeler ↗

Tillamook county service leads · Organization publisher

Tuesday food distribution in north Tillamook County, with hygiene items, diapers and pet food when available. Links to a county pantry guide.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene

Phone

503-368-7724

Published location

230 Rowe Street, Wheeler, OR 97147

Published schedule

Tuesday noon–3pm.

Access requirements

All are welcome at Tuesday food distribution.

How to start

Visit Tuesday distribution or use the county food pantry guide.

North Tillamook location; check the linked county guide for other towns. Supplies vary.

Helping Hands Hope Centers — coastal and Portland shelter contacts ↗

Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln, Multnomah county service leads · Organization publisher

Provider directory for Seaside and Uniontown (Clatsop), Tillamook, Lincoln City, and Bybee Lakes (Multnomah). Each lists emergency shelter and a local contact; some also offer transitional reentry housing.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Access requirements

Referral and program rules apply.

How to start

Call the listed Hope Center for local bed/referral information, or use a listed referral partner.

No available beds were checked. Yamhill is listed for reentry services only; Washington County is described as coming in 2027, so neither is counted as current shelter coverage here.

Food Share of Lincoln County pantry and hot meal directory ↗

Lincoln county service leads · Organization publisher

County pantry and meal directory lists local food locations in Newport, Lincoln City, Toledo, Siletz, Depoe Bay, Waldport and Yachats, with addresses and schedules.

Food and meals

Phone

541-265-8578

Access requirements

Pantry and meal-site rules differ.

How to start

Choose a local pantry or meal site from the directory; call before travel.

Food Share is a network hub. Listed meal/pantry times are publisher schedules, not live confirmations.

Agape Respite Center — showers, laundry, meals and mail ↗

Lincoln county service leads · Organization publisher

Free Newport drop-in center offers showers, laundry support, hot and sack lunches, mail service, clothing, camping gear and service referrals.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Day centers and rest · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-264-8060

Published location

357 SW 10th Street, Newport, OR 97365

Published schedule

Tuesday–Saturday 7am–3pm; closed Monday and Sunday.

Access requirements

Anyone in Lincoln County struggling to keep a roof over their head.

How to start

Walk in during open hours; no appointment required.

Direct provider contact page supersedes older regional directory phone/hours. No overnight beds are established.

Unity Shelter Hygiene Center — Corvallis ↗

Benton county service leads · Organization publisher

Hygiene Center provides showers, laundry, sack lunches, clothing, hygiene supplies, charging and referrals. The page also lists Stone Soup meal times.

Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Food and meals · Day centers and rest

Phone

541-286-5121

Published location

211 SE Chapman Place, Corvallis, OR

Published schedule

Specific Hygiene Center page: Monday–Friday 11am–4pm; showers listed 11am–3pm.

Access requirements

All are welcome.

How to start

Contact Unity or visit the Hygiene Center.

Other Unity/county pages publish different hours; confirm before travel. This profile establishes hygiene/day services, not current overnight shelter operations.

Community Outreach Inc. day services — food, mail and phone ↗

Benton county service leads · Organization publisher

Corvallis drop-in day services include emergency food boxes, a mailing address, message-phone services, hygiene kits and referrals.

Food and meals · Mail and mailing addresses · Phone access · Showers and hygiene · Day centers and rest · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-758-3000

Published location

865 NW Reiman Avenue, Corvallis, OR 97330

Access requirements

Day services open to anyone in need; one emergency food box per individual/family per 30 days.

How to start

Drop in during business hours.

Identification is required for mail pickup; food-box identification is preferred but not required. Hygiene supplies depend on availability. COI says it no longer provides immediate crisis intervention.

Community Outreach Inc. transformative shelter — Corvallis ↗

Benton, Linn, Lincoln county service leads · Organization publisher

Structured shelter for individuals and families, with case management and connections to food and other services. The regional CSC directory documents service for Linn, Benton and Lincoln residents.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-758-3000

Published location

865 NW Reiman Avenue, Corvallis, OR 97330

Published schedule

Contact office: Monday–Friday 8am–5pm.

Access requirements

Sobriety and behavioral requirements; negative drug/alcohol tests required. Provider describes exclusions involving sex offenses or dangerous/violent history.

How to start

Call COI and complete a shelter pre-screen.

Office hours are not check-in hours. This is a structured sober program; no vacancy was checked. Eligibility exclusions require provider review.

CSC coordinated entry and local shelter directory — Linn, Benton and Lincoln ↗

Benton, Linn, Lincoln county service leads · Organization publisher

County-specific coordinated entry contacts and a shelter directory covering Linn, Benton and Lincoln counties. Includes youth, family, adult and survivor programs.

Housing assistance intake

Access requirements

Program-specific eligibility applies.

How to start

Complete a coordinated entry assessment by phone or in person with CSC staff.

The assessment is a first step, not a housing-program application or guaranteed placement. Some directory listings conflict with provider pages; use the provider to confirm current operation.

Albany Helping Hands shelter and meals ↗

Linn county service leads · Organization publisher

Faith-based Albany nonprofit offers shelter, meals, case management, job readiness and life-skills support.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-926-4036

Published location

619 9th Avenue SE, Albany, OR 97322

Access requirements

Provider maintains a substance-free environment.

How to start

Call the shelter for intake requirements and meal access.

Current check-in and public meal-access hours are not established on the captured home page. Call first; no vacancy or meal supply was checked.

Linn Benton Food Share local food pantries and meal sites ↗

Linn, Benton county service leads · Organization publisher

Detailed two-county pantry and free meal-site directory, with local towns, addresses, contacts and published hours, including Albany, Lebanon, Sweet Home, Brownsville, Harrisburg, Corvallis and rural Benton communities.

Food and meals

Access requirements

Food-box income rules apply; meal sites welcome individuals and families needing assistance.

How to start

Choose a local pantry or meal site; several require appointments.

Regional distribution network and directory; warehouse is not represented as a general walk-in pantry. Schedules and eligibility vary by site.

Polk Community Resource Center — food, hygiene and community mailbox ↗

Polk county service leads · Government publisher

County resource hub offers emergency food boxes, hygiene kits, baby supplies, community mailbox, housing/homelessness navigation and partner services.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Mail and mailing addresses · Day centers and rest · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-751-1644

Published location

1407 Monmouth-Independence Highway, Monmouth, OR 97361

Published schedule

Monday–Friday 8am–noon and 1–5pm.

How to start

Visit or call the center.

Resource center does not provide emergency shelter. Program funding and supplies vary.

Polk Community Resource Center coordinated entry ↗

Polk county service leads · Organization publisher

Local homeless prevention/outreach team provides coordinated entry assessments, housing navigation and eligibility-based rehousing support.

Housing assistance intake · Outreach

Phone

503-751-1644

Published location

1407 Monmouth-Independence Highway, Monmouth, OR 97361

Access requirements

Coordinated entry screens for local homelessness programs.

How to start

Call to schedule a coordinated entry assessment.

The provider explicitly states it does not provide emergency shelter; assessment and referrals do not guarantee housing.

ARCHES Day Center — meals, showers, laundry, mail and weather shelter ↗

Marion, Polk county service leads · Organization publisher

Salem basic-needs and housing navigation center for Marion and Polk residents. Offers meals, showers, laundry, hygiene kits, telephone, mailboxes and street outreach; warming shelters activate during inclement weather.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Phone access · Housing assistance intake · Outreach · Weather relief

Published location

615 Commercial Street NE, Salem, OR 97301

Access requirements

People experiencing homelessness or housing instability in Marion and Polk counties.

How to start

Use the provider bulletins for day-center hours and emergency shelter activation; visit or contact ARCHES.

The page has conflicting general/day-service hours and notes a first-Friday closure. Confirm current bulletin before travel. Weather shelter is activated conditionally; no current activation or beds checked.

HOAP day center and outreach — Salem / Marion and Polk ↗

Marion, Polk county service leads · Organization publisher

Homeless Outreach and Advocacy Project offers meals as available, laundry, showers, mail pickup and referrals. Outreach serves Marion and Polk; bus passes are for verified appointments and a medical bus has scheduled pickups.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Outreach · Transportation · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-588-5827

Published location

694 Church Street NE, Salem, OR 97301

Access requirements

Adults experiencing homelessness.

How to start

Contact HOAP for day services, verified-appointment transport or outreach.

Day-center hours conflict on the same provider page (ending 1pm versus 2pm); confirm before travel. Meals and transport have conditions; this is a day center.

YCAP shelter/housing screening and youth drop-in centers ↗

Yamhill county service leads · Organization publisher

County shelter/housing request and phone screening entry point. Page also provides Newberg and McMinnville youth drop-in center contacts and a youth safe-shelter hotline.

Housing assistance intake · Day centers and rest

Phone

503-687-1494

Published schedule

Main line hours: Monday–Friday 8:30am–noon and 1–5pm.

Access requirements

Program and youth age rules apply.

How to start

Submit a shelter/housing request through the linked form or call phone screening.

An intake request does not establish a bed or eligibility. Youth drop-in centers have separate published schedules and contacts.

YCAP Yamhill County pantry and community meal directory ↗

Yamhill county service leads · Organization publisher

County directory lists food pantries and hot meal sites by town with addresses, phone numbers and hours. It explicitly permits H in place of an address for homeless food-box applicants.

Food and meals

Phone

503-687-1472

Access requirements

Pantry eligibility is self-declared; pantry areas differ. Community meals welcome anyone needing food without sign-in.

How to start

Visit a listed local pantry/meal site; use appointment contacts where stated.

Food Bank does not distribute food boxes directly to individuals. Local sites operate on different schedules and some require a call.

Washington County emergency shelter access and weather updates ↗

Washington county service leads · Government publisher

County shelter page describes adult, family, youth and severe-weather shelter models and directs shelter requests to Community Connect or partner case managers.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake · Weather relief

Phone

503-640-3263

Access requirements

Shelter models serve different populations and needs.

How to start

Call Community Connect or work with a listed partner case manager.

The map includes planned facilities as well as existing ones. Severe-weather capacity is conditional; county bed totals are not current vacancies.

Open Door HousingWorks Access Center — meals and showers ↗

Washington county service leads · Organization publisher

Washington County day access center offers nutritious meals, food pantry, clothing, private showers, hygiene products, case management and housing navigation.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-640-6689

Published location

34420 SW Tualatin Valley Highway, Hillsboro, OR 97123

Published schedule

Monday–Friday 9am–3pm.

Access requirements

People experiencing homelessness and other challenges.

How to start

Visit the Access Center or contact Open Door.

Access Center page lists 9am–3pm; general contact page lists 8am–4pm. Confirm service hours/location before travel. This page does not establish laundry or mail services.

Transition Projects Resource Center — showers, laundry, mail and shelter referrals ↗

Multnomah county service leads · Organization publisher

Bud Clark Commons resource center provides showers, free laundry, mail service, lockers, identification support and shelter referrals.

Day centers and rest · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-280-4700

Published location

650 NW Irving Street, Portland, OR 97209

Published schedule

Center Monday–Friday 8:30am–3:30pm; hygiene/laundry 9am–noon with earlier final slots.

Access requirements

Individuals and couples experiencing homelessness.

How to start

Visit the front desk; shelter referral inquiry Monday–Friday 8:30–9:30am or online prescreen.

Transition Projects ID card is required to collect mail; laundry/shower slots and available shelter referrals are limited. Check distinct mail pickup windows.

Blanchet House free meals — Portland ↗

Multnomah county service leads · Organization publisher

Free breakfast, lunch and dinner in the Portland Founders Café, six days a week; everyone is welcome without questions.

Food and meals

Phone

503-241-4340

Published location

310 NW Glisan Street, Portland, OR

Published schedule

Monday–Saturday; breakfast 6:30–7:25am, lunch 11:30am–12:25pm, dinner 5–5:55pm; closed Sunday.

Access requirements

Everyone welcome.

How to start

Come during meal service; no meal card required.

Publisher schedules differ by a few minutes between meal/FAQ pages; this profile uses the FAQ ending times. Provider cannot accommodate individual dietary restrictions.

Rose Haven day shelter — women, children and gender-diverse people ↗

Multnomah county service leads · Organization publisher

Portland day center provides meals, showers, laundry, secure mailboxes, bus tickets, clothing, charging and advocacy for women, children and gender-diverse people.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Transportation · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-248-6364

Published location

1740 NW Glisan Street, Portland, OR

Published schedule

Service overview: Monday–Friday 8am–noon; Tuesday/Thursday also 1–3:30pm.

Access requirements

Women, children and gender-diverse people; children require an accompanying registered adult.

How to start

Use the guest calendar and provider intake for service access.

Day shelter; no overnight bed established. Service-specific pages have different hours and capacity limits; confirm the guest calendar.

Clackamas Service Center — meals, showers, groceries and mail ↗

Clackamas, Multnomah county service leads · Organization publisher

Free services for anyone requesting help at the Portland service site: groceries, sit-down/to-go meals, showers, clothing, hygiene supplies, mail and health-service connections.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Mail and mailing addresses · Day centers and rest

Phone

503-771-7914

Published location

8800 SE 80th Avenue, Portland, OR 97206

Published schedule

Meals Tuesday–Thursday 1–2:30pm and Sunday 3–3:30pm; showers Tuesday–Thursday 10am–1pm.

Access requirements

Services free to anyone requesting them; mail pickup requires ID or alternative validation.

How to start

Use the services calendar; showers are first come, first served and early arrival is advised.

Direct service location differs from the donations-only Clackamas food hub. Confirm the services calendar. Not an overnight shelter.

Clackamas County Coordinated Housing Access ↗

Clackamas county service leads · Government publisher

County housing-crisis screening and referral line. People without a phone can use one at the Public Services Building.

Housing assistance intake · Phone access

Phone

503-655-8575

Published location

Public phone access: 2051 Kaen Road, Oregon City, OR

Published schedule

CHA page: Monday–Friday 8am–6pm live calls.

Access requirements

People in Clackamas County facing a housing crisis.

How to start

Call for a short screening and next steps.

County division overview publishes a different live-answer schedule; confirm. Many programs have no immediate openings; this is intake/referral rather than an overnight shelter site.

Eugene Service Station: meals, showers, laundry and shelter access ↗

Lane county service leads · Organization publisher

Adult day shelter with food, showers, laundry and basic supplies. Staff connect guests to Dawn to Dawn, safe parking and warming shelters.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Day centers and rest · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-461-8688

Published location

450 Highway 99 N, Eugene, OR 97402

Published schedule

Daily 8:30am-5pm; breakfast 8:30am; lunch noon (Wednesday 11am); showers/laundry 8:30am-noon and 2-5pm.

Access requirements

Adults experiencing homelessness; family shelter follows a separate path.

How to start

Visit during open hours or call.

Day center is not itself an overnight bed. Shelter and parking placement depend on program intake and availability.

Lane County St. Vincent de Paul overnight safe parking ↗

Lane county service leads · Organization publisher

Enrollment route for legal parking for adults living in vehicles, with portable restrooms and garbage disposal.

Safe parking · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-461-8688

Published location

Enrollment assistance: Eugene Service Station, 450 Highway 99 N, Eugene, OR 97402

Published schedule

Program offers 24/7 parking; enrollment help at ESS daily 8:30am-5pm.

Access requirements

Unsheltered adults over 18 living in vehicles.

How to start

Complete the linked Parking Enrollment Form; staff normally follow up in 3-5 business days. Phone is messages only.

Enrollment is required; the page does not establish an immediately available parking space.

First Place Family Center: family day services and shelter intake ↗

Lane county service leads · Organization publisher

Family day center with food, showers, laundry, mailing address, phone/internet and help obtaining ID. Gateway to family overnight shelter and safe parking.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Day centers and rest · Mail and mailing addresses · Phone access · Safe parking · Housing assistance intake · Shelter and coordinated entry

Phone

541-342-7728

Published location

4060 W. Amazon Drive, Eugene, OR 97405

Published schedule

Daily 9am-5pm.

Access requirements

Families experiencing homelessness with children under age 18.

How to start

Visit or call for Front Door Assessment; Night Shelter Annex contact 541-600-8444; safe-parking application linked.

Family-specific program; Annex and safe parking require eligibility and placement. No current vacancy was verified.

UCAN housing, shelter intake and extreme weather assistance ↗

Douglas, Josephine county service leads · Organization publisher

Housing and homelessness program in Douglas and Josephine counties. Douglas regular shelter intake is by phone or at the Roseburg office; weather shelters open only when announced.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Weather relief · Housing assistance intake

Phone

Douglas shelter: 541-671-6549; Douglas housing: 541-672-5392; Josephine: 541-956-4050

Published location

Douglas regular shelter intake: 948 SE Mill Street, Roseburg

Published schedule

Douglas shelter intake office: 8am-4pm; weather shelter dates and locations announced separately.

Access requirements

People lacking housing or at risk of losing housing; income, funding, extra-needs and waiting-list conditions vary.

How to start

Douglas regular shelter: call or visit intake office. Josephine housing help: call for initial needs discussion.

The published regular-shelter intake instructions are specific to Douglas County. Josephine contact is a housing/homelessness lead, not a guaranteed overnight placement.

UCAN Douglas County food pantries, meals and rural mobile pantry ↗

Douglas county service leads · Organization publisher

Directory of Douglas County kitchens and pantries plus the Outpost mobile pantry serving rural communities including Elkton, Camas Valley, Days Creek and seasonal Diamond Lake.

Food and meals

Published schedule

Mobile pantry dates and meal-site directory are published on the provider page.

Access requirements

Pantries use income guidelines; kitchens provide meals to anyone who comes when meals are served.

How to start

Use the linked pantry/kitchen list or attend an Outpost stop after confirming the current schedule.

The food-bank warehouse supplies partners; use a listed distribution location. Diamond Lake stop is closed in winter.

ORCCA Coos and Curry housing assessments and homelessness intake ↗

Coos, Curry county service leads · Organization publisher

Housing Assessment and Coordinated Entry route for unhoused households, with limited rental/deposit and eviction-prevention assistance.

Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-435-7080

Access requirements

Income, housing crisis, documentation and funding requirements apply.

How to start

Submit the linked housing application and documents; contact housing@orcca.us about assessment.

Not an emergency shelter. ORCCA expressly cannot provide hotel/motel vouchers, car repairs or gas vouchers. Applications require check-ins at least every two weeks.

South Coast Food Share: Coos and Curry food programs ↗

Coos, Curry county service leads · Organization publisher

Food-support directory for emergency pantries, community meal sites and mobile/produce distributions across Coos and Curry counties.

Food and meals

Phone

541-435-7754

How to start

Follow the linked Coos and Curry food-support list and confirm the selected provider hours.

Regional food bank and locator; site-level eligibility and schedules vary.

South Coast Gospel Mission: Coos Bay homeless shelter ↗

Coos county service leads · Organization publisher

Faith-based shelter in Coos Bay for men, women and children.

Shelter and coordinated entry

Phone

541-269-5017

Published location

1999 N. 7th St, Coos Bay, OR 97420

Access requirements

Men, women and children; confirm program requirements with the mission.

How to start

Call the mission about shelter intake.

Christ-centered program. The captured main page does not establish current vacancy, intake hours or public meal eligibility.

Brookings CORE Peer House and women/children transitional shelter ↗

Curry county service leads · Organization publisher

Peer House offers internet, phone calls, restrooms, mail, clothing, hygiene items and snacks. CORE also provides resource navigation and a four-room transitional shelter for women and children.

Day centers and rest · Mail and mailing addresses · Phone access · Showers and hygiene · Food and meals · Housing assistance intake · Shelter and coordinated entry

Phone

541-251-0825

Published location

Peer House: 16389 Highway 101 S, Brookings; housing office: 97900 Shopping Center Ave #31, Brookings

Published schedule

Peer House walk-in Mon-Thu 9am-3pm; contact hours Mon-Fri 9am-4pm.

Access requirements

Peer House for unsheltered people; transitional shelter is for women and children.

How to start

Walk in for Peer House services; call for navigation or shelter program.

Snacks are published, not a full meal schedule. Shelter is transitional and population-specific; no vacancy verified.

Grants Pass Gospel Rescue Mission: shelter and meals ↗

Josephine county service leads · Organization publisher

Christian residential program providing shelter, food and clothing, with a Pathway to Independence program and a women/children family center.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-476-0082

Published location

Men’s shelter and administration: 540 SW Foundry St, Grants Pass, OR 97526

Access requirements

Confirm residency requirements and program participation rules before arrival.

How to start

Call the front desk or follow the Become a Resident link.

Structured Christ-centered residential program; do not assume low-barrier walk-in shelter or unrestricted public meals.

Josephine County Food Bank pantry and meal-site finder ↗

Josephine county service leads · Organization publisher

Countywide food pantry and meal-site locator, including guidance that people without a permanent residence can receive food without ID or proof of income/address/citizenship.

Food and meals

Phone

541-479-5556

Access requirements

Income/program eligibility applies; individual pantry service-area boundaries can vary.

How to start

Use the directory or call for a local referral.

Upper River Road food-bank facility is a warehouse and does not distribute food assistance. Check partner schedule and service area.

OHRA Ashland resource center, shelter, showers and laundry ↗

Jackson county service leads · Organization publisher

Jackson County drop-in center with food and resource navigation, a shelter with stays up to six months, and a laundry/shower trailer.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Day centers and rest · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-631-2235

Published location

2350 Ashland Street, Ashland, OR 97520

Published schedule

Homepage posts weekdays 9am-2pm; call to confirm shelter and trailer schedules.

How to start

Call or visit the resource center for intake information.

Homepage also uses “open daily” for the center while its banner says weekdays; confirm hours. No bed or trailer-slot availability was verified.

Set Free Services: Jackson County meals, showers and laundry ↗

Jackson county service leads · Organization publisher

Basic-needs provider for people experiencing homelessness or hardship in Jackson County, with weekly food pantry access, hot meals, showers, laundry, clothing and drinking water.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry

Access requirements

Individuals and families experiencing homelessness or hardship.

How to start

Use Get Help or Contact Us on the provider website for locations and service times.

The reviewed homepage establishes services but does not publish a complete intake schedule, street address or phone. Confirm before travel.

KLCAS Klamath and Lake rent/deposit assistance intake ↗

Klamath, Lake county service leads · Organization publisher

Rent/deposit assistance intake for households facing eviction or qualifying homelessness. Contact the team about current rules, applications and other local referrals.

Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-882-3500

Published location

2316 S. 6th St, Suite B, Klamath Falls, OR 97601

Access requirements

Provider posts changed eligibility after funding cuts; eviction prevention requires a 10-day notice or summons; move-in assistance has homelessness and program rules.

How to start

Email rentassist@klcas.org, call, or submit the linked online application. Paper applications accepted by email, mail, drop-off or fax.

Housing financial-assistance intake, not a general overnight shelter. Funding is limited, monthly applications may close, and approval is not guaranteed.

Klamath–Lake Counties Food Bank: local pantry schedules ↗

Klamath, Lake county service leads · Organization publisher

Food-bank contact and linked Pantry Schedules/Food Finder for food assistance in Klamath and Lake counties.

Food and meals

Phone

541-882-1223

Published location

3231 Maywood Dr, Klamath Falls, OR 97603

How to start

Open Pantry Schedules or Find Food on the website; call the food bank for help finding a nearby food distribution.

Confirm the selected pantry schedule. A food-bank office contact is not a guarantee of a same-day food box or a local Lake County meal.

My Friend’s Place: Klamath runaway and homeless youth shelter ↗

Klamath county service leads · Organization publisher

Free voluntary youth shelter providing short-term housing, meals and supportive resources.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-884-2319

Published schedule

24/7, 365 days a year.

Access requirements

Youth ages 10–17 experiencing homelessness, runaway status or risk; stays up to 21 days.

How to start

Call the shelter hotline or use the linked shelter application.

Youth-specific service, not a general adult shelter; no current vacancy verified.

Klamath Falls Gospel Mission: emergency shelter and daily meals ↗

Klamath county service leads · Organization publisher

Christian mission with safe and sober emergency shelter and daily meals, plus separate recovery programs.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals

Phone

541-882-4895

Published location

1931 Mission Ave, Klamath Falls

Access requirements

Safe and sober shelter; confirm eligibility, arrival procedure and meal access.

How to start

Follow Emergency Shelter or Daily Meals links or call the mission.

Current bed availability and routine meal/intake hours were not verified. Main-page open-house lunch is an event, not the daily meal schedule.

NeighborImpact Central Oregon food pantries and meal sites ↗

Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson county service leads · Organization publisher

Local food directory for Bend, Sisters, Prineville, La Pine/Sunriver, Redmond/Terrebonne, Jefferson County and Warm Springs, plus a mobile pantry.

Food and meals

Access requirements

Site-specific eligibility and schedules vary.

How to start

Select a community on Get Food or follow the mobile-pantry page.

Regional directory; verify individual pantry/meal-site times before travel.

NeighborImpact emergency shelter and Coordinated Entry ↗

Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson county service leads · Organization publisher

Emergency shelter information and Coordinated Entry assessment route for people experiencing homelessness in Central Oregon.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-630-2533

Published schedule

Assessment phone hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays noon-4pm.

Access requirements

Individuals and families with children experiencing homelessness; program rules apply.

How to start

Call for a Coordinated Entry assessment; follow View Emergency Shelter for shelter options.

Assessment does not guarantee shelter or housing placement. This regional route does not establish an overnight facility in every county.

Redmond Center: shelter, meals, showers and laundry ↗

Deschutes county service leads · Organization publisher

Low-barrier walk-in day center with meals, overnight stays, family rooms, case management, shower and laundry services.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Day centers and rest

Published location

1350 S Highway 97, Redmond, OR 97756

Published schedule

Nightly check-in/dinner 6pm; day use daily 7am-4pm; showers/laundry Mon-Fri 11am-4:30pm.

Access requirements

Individuals and families; confirm current intake rules.

How to start

Walk in; confirm current check-in requirements with Shepherd’s House.

Published capacity is not a live bed count. Family rooms and weather expansion are availability-dependent.

Bend Lighthouse Navigation Center: shelter, meals and mail ↗

Deschutes county service leads · Organization publisher

Emergency shelter with meals, hygiene, day use, mail access, case management and peer support.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Day centers and rest · Mail and mailing addresses

Published location

275 NE 2nd St, Bend, OR 97701

Published schedule

Nightly check-in/dinner 5pm; day use daily 7am-4pm; mail daily 7am-10pm; case management 7am-5pm.

Access requirements

Stay pathways range from short respite to longer case-by-case stays.

How to start

Contact or visit the Lighthouse about intake; confirm beds before relying on a place.

No current bed availability verified. Ask about using mail service before sending personal mail.

Madras Shelter: overnight shelter, meals, showers and laundry ↗

Jefferson county service leads · Organization publisher

Low-barrier overnight shelter with daily meals, day services and a published weekly shower/laundry schedule.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Day centers and rest · Weather relief

Phone

458-800-4208

Published location

61 NW Oak St, Madras, OR 97741

Published schedule

Day: daily 7am-1pm; new check-ins 6-10pm; lunch 11am-12:30pm; dinner 6-8pm; showers Mon/Wed/Fri 7:30am-12:30pm; laundry drop-off Sun/Tue/Thu 7am-12:30pm, pickup Mon/Wed/Fri same times.

Access requirements

Low-barrier shelter; no substances on site.

How to start

New guests check in 6-10pm; call to confirm requirements.

All guests normally leave 1-6pm; extra weather hours activate under provider temperature rules. No vacancy verified.

The Gloria Center: monthly drop-in care and seasonal shelter status ↗

Hood River, Sherman, Wasco county service leads · Organization publisher

Drop-in care with shower, fresh meal, laundry, basic supplies and resource connections; the page also carries seasonal shelter opening notices. Monthly drop-in offers showers, a fresh meal, laundry, supplies and resource connections. The same page lists a separate seasonal shelter in The Dalles and says that shelter is not open at this time.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Shelter and coordinated entry · Weather relief

Phone

541-298-5131

Published location

2505 W 7th St, The Dalles, OR

Published schedule

Monthly drop-in 9am-3pm; laundry drop-off before 10am; listed next 2026 date is October 30.

How to start

Confirm the current drop-in date; email info@mccac.com or call about winter opening and intake.

At review the provider explicitly says seasonal shelter is not open. Drop-in is not daily; the page contains both March-October language and some additional listed dates. Seasonal shelter currently listed closed, with opening/intake updates pending. Drop-in is monthly; confirm before travel.

MCCAC Wasco shelter, weekday meals and weather resources ↗

Wasco county service leads · Organization publisher

Year-round Annex shelter contact; weekday Bread and Blessings meals at Gloria Center, lobby weather respite, seasonal supply bundles and transport contacts.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Day centers and rest · Weather relief · Transportation · Housing assistance intake · Showers and hygiene

Phone

541-298-5131

Published location

Gloria Center: 2505 W 7th St, The Dalles; Annex: 200 W 2nd, The Dalles

Published schedule

Bread and Blessings: Mon-Fri 9-10am; Gloria lobby and supply bundles during business hours.

Access requirements

PacificSource/Oregon Health Plan transport has enrollment requirements; shelter placement depends on availability.

How to start

Call or email info@mccac.com for available shelter beds; confirm meals and weather activation.

Gloria winter shelter is seasonal and separately reported closed at review. Transport eligibility is specific; Annex vacancy is not live-verified.

The Dalles Salvation Army: Wasco food pantry ↗

Wasco county service leads · Organization publisher

Choice-style food pantry providing food boxes, clothing and household items to people in need in Wasco County.

Food and meals

Phone

541-296-6417

Published schedule

Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1-3pm.

Access requirements

No ID required for a food box.

How to start

Visit during pantry hours with a reusable grocery bag or box; call with questions.

Food-pantry entry only. Generic national Salvation Army shelter copy does not establish a local overnight shelter.

Hood River Shelter — planned November 16 opening ↗

Hood River, Wasco, Sherman county service leads · Organization publisher

MCCAC publishes a planned November 16, 2026 opening as the shelter transitions to year-round operation. Listed services include sleeping space, meals, toiletries, showers, laundry, and connections to housing and health services.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Weather relief

Phone

541-965-0990

Published location

1733 Oak St, Hood River, OR

Published schedule

Planned opening November 16, 2026. When operating: staffed 24/7; weekday intakes 9am–4pm.

Access requirements

Residents of Hood River, Wasco and Sherman counties needing shelter.

How to start

Call about opening and availability; placements are first come, first served, without a waitlist.

Planned opening is not confirmation of an operating shelter today. No current bed availability verified.

FISH Food Bank — Hood River and Cascade Locks ↗

Hood River county service leads · Organization publisher

Food distributions at Hood River and Cascade Locks. The provider asks families to use regular distributions once monthly and offers an emergency nonperishable bag if more help is needed.

Food and meals

Phone

541-386-3474

Published location

1130 Tucker Rd, Hood River, OR; Cascade Locks City Hall gymnasium, 140 Wa-Na-Pa St

Published schedule

Hood River Mon/Fri 3–5pm; Wed 9–10am and 3–5:30pm. Cascade Locks fourth Wed 2–4pm.

Access requirements

People needing food; no identification required.

How to start

Come during distribution hours; volunteers register new clients.

Confirm schedule, holiday changes and what can be used without cooking or refrigeration.

Sherman County food bank and assistance contacts ↗

Sherman county service leads · Government publisher

County government lists a Sherman County Food Bank distribution at Wasco Methodist Church and phone contacts for food, clothing, housing and transportation assistance.

Food and meals

Published location

Wasco Methodist Church, Wasco, OR

Published schedule

County page lists third Saturday monthly, 10am–2pm.

How to start

Use county resource contacts to confirm the food-bank distribution before travel.

Other public directories give different food-bank locations and times; this county listing requires direct confirmation.

CAPECO county food pantries and meal sites ↗

Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Wheeler county service leads · Organization publisher

County-organized directory provides local food sites: Arlington (150 Hemlock St) and Condon (103 S Lincoln St); Boardman, Heppner and Irrigon; several Umatilla County pantries and Pendleton meals; Fossil Community Food Pantry (702 E 3rd St).

Food and meals

Phone

541-276-1926

Published location

Local sites listed by county on provider page.

Published schedule

Arlington second Mon 9am–noon; Condon fourth Mon 9am–noon; Fossil third Tue 9am–noon. Other site hours on page.

Access requirements

Emergency need and posted USDA income/benefit criteria; address requested only if the person has one.

How to start

Check the county list and contact the selected pantry. Food distribution schedules vary.

Food stock and site schedules vary. This directory does not guarantee ready-to-eat options at every pantry.

CAPECO coordinated entry for four eastern counties ↗

Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Wheeler county service leads · Organization publisher

Housing crisis assessment and coordinated entry for people sleeping outside, in vehicles or shelters, fleeing domestic violence, or otherwise meeting the published homelessness criteria. CAPECO also lists temporary shelter and housing programs.

Housing assistance intake

Access requirements

Published homelessness circumstances and individual program eligibility apply.

How to start

Contact CAPECO by phone or in person; provider says coordinated entry assessments are by appointment.

Completing an assessment does not establish that housing assistance is available; eligibility and funding vary.

Promise Inn emergency shelter — Pendleton ↗

Umatilla county service leads · Organization publisher

Noncongregate emergency shelter with individual/family rooms and laundry for admitted guests. Entry starts through CAPECO coordinated entry and a vulnerability assessment; qualifying applicants are contacted when a room opens.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Laundry

Phone

541-240-7420

Published location

205 SE Dorion Ave, Pendleton, OR 97801

Published schedule

Admitted guests: checkout 9am, check-in from 5pm, curfew 10pm; Sunday stay-in exception.

Access requirements

CAPECO assessment and qualification required.

How to start

Contact CAPECO for the assessment; Promise Inn page describes walk-in assessment.

Availability is waitlist based; confirm appointment versus walk-in intake with CAPECO. Night-stay restrictions and other guest rules apply.

Stepping Stones Alliance Sleep Center and shuttle ↗

Umatilla county service leads · Organization publisher

Sleep Center overnight intake and an evening pickup shuttle in the west Umatilla area. The provider also describes navigation support and transitional housing.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Transportation

Published location

Shuttle pickup: Umatilla Landing Park, A Street near 5th Street, Umatilla, OR.

Published schedule

Published shuttle pickup 6:15pm; Sleep Center check-in 6:30–8:30pm each evening.

Access requirements

People experiencing homelessness; confirm guest rules and service area.

How to start

Use the published evening shuttle/intake or contact Stepping Stones through its website.

No current bed availability verified. Shuttle pickup is not the shelter street address. No claim of shower access based on planning documents.

Community Connection emergency lodging and local intake ↗

Baker, Grant, Union, Wallowa county service leads · Organization publisher

Emergency lodging assistance may use vouchers for participating hotels or motels. County intake contacts: Union 541-963-7532; Baker 541-523-6591; Wallowa 541-426-3840; Grant 541-575-2949.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

Union 541-963-7532; Baker 541-523-6591; Wallowa 541-426-3840; Grant 541-575-2949

Published location

Union: 1504 N Albany St, La Grande; Baker: 2810 Cedar St, Baker City; Wallowa: 702 NW 1st St, Enterprise; Grant: 530 E Main St #6, John Day.

Access requirements

Homeless or at imminent risk; household documentation, ID and homelessness verification requirements are published.

How to start

Call the local center for urgent need; Grant office asks callers to call first. Online inquiry also available.

Funding is limited and not all applicants can be served. Usually limited to one assistance award per household annually. This is lodging-assistance intake, not a confirmed walk-in shelter bed.

Community Connection food pantries — Baker and Wallowa ↗

Baker, Wallowa county service leads · Organization publisher

Provider-operated grocery pantries in Baker City, Enterprise and Wallowa. Food boxes typically cover several days; frequency rules vary.

Food and meals

Phone

Baker 541-523-6591; Enterprise 541-426-3840; Wallowa 541-886-8971

Published location

2810 Cedar St, Baker City; 702 NW 1st St, Enterprise; 211 E 2nd St, Wallowa.

Published schedule

Baker Thu 9–11am; Enterprise Tue 8am–4pm; Wallowa Thu 2:30–4:30pm.

Access requirements

Income guidelines posted at each site; self-certification form required.

How to start

Visit during pantry hours and complete the short eligibility form; call for details.

Stock, frequency and hours vary. Ask about food usable without a kitchen.

Union County food resources and houseless pantry ↗

Union county service leads · Organization publisher

September 2026 provider guide lists a Senior Center Houseless Pantry with easy-preparation food, plus local food boxes, fresh distributions and meal leads in La Grande, Island City, Cove, Elgin, North Powder and Union.

Food and meals

Phone

Houseless Pantry 541-963-7532; Regional Food Bank 541-663-4551

Published location

Houseless Pantry: 1504 N Albany St, La Grande, OR 97850.

Published schedule

Houseless Pantry Mon–Fri 9am–noon and 1–4:30pm, per September 2026 guide.

Access requirements

Guide describes pantry for people with limited or no cooking facilities; other food sites have their own criteria.

How to start

Ask Senior Center office staff to access the houseless pantry. County guide is linked/embedded on the source page.

Guide schedules require confirmation. Food Finder separately marks Salvation Army La Grande temporarily closed despite guide listing; do not imply that site is confirmed open.

Grant County Food Bank — John Day ↗

Grant county service leads · Organization publisher

Oregon Food Bank lists free groceries, with produce, protein and dry goods depending on weekly supply. Prairie City delivery may be available by arrangement.

Food and meals

Phone

541-377-4140

Published location

530 E Main, Suite 9, John Day, OR 97845

Published schedule

Fourth Wed monthly 9am–1pm; third Wed in November and December.

Access requirements

Program qualifications by self-declaration; confirm site requirements.

How to start

Contact the pantry before visiting or to ask about Prairie City delivery.

Directory listing; schedules and supply can change. No ready-to-eat food guarantee.

Right Track Resource Center — Union County ↗

Union county service leads · Organization publisher

Daytime resource center offers showers, laundry, computers and navigation support. Seasonal overnight warming shelter publishes November 15–March 15 operation, meals and basic needs help. Dogs are allowed under published control/leash rules.

Day centers and rest · Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Weather relief · Outreach

Phone

541-910-3056; 541-910-6265; landline 541-962-7994

Published location

501 Third St, La Grande, OR 97850

Published schedule

Overnight season Nov 15–Mar 15: check-in 6–10:30pm, checkout 8am. Call to confirm daytime schedule.

Access requirements

People with housing insecurity or homelessness; guest agreement and behavior rules apply.

How to start

Day center says no appointment necessary; contact staff for urgent details and check daily closure notices.

Homepage lists Mon/Thu 9am–5pm, while FAQ lists Mon/Wed 9am–3pm and Fri 9am–1pm. Hours conflict; confirm before travel. No current beds verified.

Community in Action housing crisis intake ↗

Harney, Malheur county service leads · Organization publisher

Emergency housing assistance, housing stability, referrals and case management for homeless and at-risk households in Harney and Malheur counties. Published services may include financial help and landlord advocacy.

Housing assistance intake

Access requirements

Homeless or at-risk households meeting program requirements; ongoing case management applies.

How to start

Contact Community in Action for housing assistance and assessment.

Financial assistance and program capacity are not confirmed. This page does not establish an available overnight shelter bed.

Community in Action emergency food connections ↗

Harney, Malheur county service leads · Organization publisher

Provider connects residents with community-partner emergency food and links a pantry-location sheet. Harney residents can also contact the local Harney Hub; Malheur residents can use the linked Ontario, Nyssa and Vale leads.

Food and meals

Phone

Malheur 541-889-9555; Harney 541-573-6024

How to start

Use the provider page and pantry sheet; contact local staff to verify the appropriate food site.

Landing page says the sheet covers both counties, but the linked sheet contains Malheur/Ontario-area and Idaho sites without a Harney pantry listing. Use the separate Harney Hub record for a documented Harney site.

Malheur food pantry and meal-site contact sheet ↗

Malheur county service leads · Organization publisher

Provider-linked sheet gives food-site leads in Ontario, Nyssa and Vale, plus an Oregon Food Bank contact for mobile distributions in Arock and Jordan Valley. It also lists New Hope Kitchen community meals.

Food and meals

Phone

OFB Southeast Oregon Services 541-889-9206; Next Chapter 541-889-9332; Nyssa 541-372-5623

Published location

Next Chapter: 762 SW 5th St, Ontario; Nyssa: 5th and Main; Vale: 252 B St.

How to start

Call the named local pantry or OFB for mobile dates before traveling.

PDF URL is under a 2016 upload folder and carries no visible revision date. Treat as unconfirmed contact leads, not current schedules. OFB warehouse is not a walk-in food site.

Harney Hub food pantry, meals and transportation ↗

Harney county service leads · Organization publisher

Public hospital directory lists Harney County Food Pantry, meals at Harney Hub, and countywide transit connections. The published meal charge is a suggested $5 donation for age 60+, and $10 required below age 60.

Food and meals · Transportation

Phone

541-573-6024

Published location

17 S Alder Ave, Burns, OR 97720

Published schedule

Pantry Wed 10am–1pm; meals Tue/Thu 11:30am–1pm excluding holidays.

Access requirements

Pantry serves the community; meal and home-delivery criteria differ.

How to start

Call Harney Hub about pantry, meal costs and transit arrangements.

Provider homepage blocked automated byte capture; hospital district directory captured. A 2026 newsletter search result also mentions Thursday pantry hours, so confirm current distribution schedule.

Harney Hub local Community in Action housing intake ↗

Harney, Malheur county service leads · Organization publisher

Harney District Hospital identifies local Community in Action housing services through Harney Hub in Burns, and the Ontario office for Malheur County. Services include emergency housing assistance and referrals.

Housing assistance intake

Phone

Harney Hub 541-573-6024

Published location

Harney: 17 S Alder Ave, Burns, OR 97720; Malheur: 915 SW 3rd Ave, Ontario, OR.

Access requirements

Homeless and at-risk individuals and families; program-specific requirements apply.

How to start

Contact Harney Hub or Community in Action to ask for housing intake.

Agency referral and assistance lead; no current shelter placement or funds verified.

Oasis House daytime refuge and meals — Ontario ↗

Malheur county service leads · Organization publisher

Oasis House publishes daytime drop-in hours and an Ontario location. Its About page confirms warm meals and support for people experiencing homelessness; hours extend during very hot or freezing conditions.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Weather relief

Phone

541-709-6792

Published location

802 SW 5th St, Ontario, OR 97914

Published schedule

Mon–Fri 9am–4pm; published extension 8am–5pm when above 100 degrees or below freezing.

Access requirements

People experiencing homelessness; contact provider for service-specific requirements.

How to start

Stop by during posted hours or call the provider.

Daytime service; do not infer overnight shelter, showers or laundry from its name or future expansion reports. Meals depend on provider operations.

Safe Harbors emergency safe-sheltering assistance ↗

Wallowa county service leads · Organization publisher

Confidential survivor services include a 24-hour support line for safe sheltering, safety planning and help leaving abuse. Services are survivor led and free.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

24-hour support 541-426-6565; office 541-263-1094

Published location

Office: 616 W North St, Enterprise, OR 97828

Published schedule

Support line 24 hours; office currently by appointment.

Access requirements

Survivors of domestic or sexual violence and stalking; all ages, genders and sexual orientations eligible.

How to start

Call the support line for urgent safe-sheltering help; call office for appointment.

Specialized survivor assistance; no publicly confirmed walk-in shelter location or current bed availability. Office address is not a shelter admission address.

The Next Door youth drop-in — The Dalles ↗

Wasco county service leads · Organization publisher

Youth drop-in in The Dalles provides showers, laundry, meals/snacks, hygiene supplies, Wi-Fi and connections to housing and health resources.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry

Phone

The Dalles office 541-296-8118

Published location

Contact office: 1113 Kelly Ave, The Dalles, OR 97058; call to confirm drop-in entrance.

Published schedule

Mon–Thu 1–5pm.

Access requirements

Ages 14–23 experiencing homelessness, having run away, or needing a break from a difficult home situation.

How to start

Call The Next Door for drop-in directions or visit during posted program hours.

Supplemental Wasco County resource. Do not use Hood River administrative address as the drop-in location or infer a county-wide eligibility rule.

Filling Empty Bellies — Astoria low-barrier overnight shelter ↗

Clatsop county service leads · Organization publisher

Astoria shelter operates seven days weekly with first-come admission and no referral required. Shelter guests receive a hot meal, showers, breakfast and a sack lunch.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-468-8176

Published location

1040 Commercial Street, Astoria, OR 97103

Published schedule

Check-in 6–8pm daily.

Access requirements

Low-barrier shelter; first come, first served.

How to start

Arrive for check-in; call first for current information.

No vacancy checked. The provider says some navigation/laundry/clothing services are suspended while shelter expands; laundry and daytime meals are not counted as confirmed general walk-in services.

Tillamook Herald Center — free showers, laundry and food ↗

Tillamook county service leads · Organization publisher

Herald Center provides free showers, appointment-based laundry, food, clothing, hygiene supplies and hospitality refreshments for unhoused people waiting for showers or laundry.

Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Food and meals · Day centers and rest

Phone

503-842-4794

Published location

2710 First Street, Tillamook, OR

Published schedule

Center Tuesday/Thursday 10am–2pm; showers Tuesday/Thursday 8:30am–1pm; laundry by appointment.

Access requirements

Serves all people in Tillamook County.

How to start

Showers first come, first served; call to arrange laundry.

Hospitality refreshments are described for people waiting for hygiene services. Different center and shower hours apply; no overnight shelter is established.

Turning Point — Clatskanie emergency food and medical-trip help ↗

Columbia county service leads · Organization publisher

Local Clatskanie support includes emergency food boxes, appointment-verified medical-trip gasoline vouchers, benefits-form help, and limited rent/mortgage assistance when funded.

Food and meals · Transportation · Housing assistance intake

Access requirements

Food boxes restricted to 97016 residents; medical-trip proof and housing-income documentation apply.

How to start

Visit food-box service or contact Turning Point using its website.

The home page says one food box monthly, while service page says two. Service page lists 11am–2:30pm but not operating days. Confirm current frequency/days before travel. Not shelter or a hot-meal program.

2nd Street Newberg day shelter — light meals, mail and weather shelter ↗

Yamhill county service leads · Organization publisher

Community Wellness Collective operates the 2nd Street drop-in/day shelter with light meals, snacks, hygiene supplies, mail/general delivery, Wi-Fi, charging and resource navigation. Separate overnight inclement-weather shelter activates when needed.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Mail and mailing addresses · Housing assistance intake · Weather relief · Transportation

Phone

503-538-9761

Published location

Day shelter: 504 E 1st Street, Newberg, OR 97132

Published schedule

Day shelter Monday–Friday 9am–5pm; weather shelter 7pm–7am only when activated.

Access requirements

Low-barrier day services; weather shelter describes no ID requirement or fees and behavior-based expectations.

How to start

Visit day center or contact CWC; confirm weather activation and overnight location.

Weather shelter is in partnership with Northside Community Church, so the daytime address is not represented as the overnight shelter. Transport depends on availability. No showers/laundry were established on the current CWC page.

The Father’s Heart — Oregon City day services and emergency weather shelter ↗

Clackamas county service leads · Organization publisher

Oregon City resource center provides free meals, showers, clothing exchange, coordinated housing access/referrals and a place to rest. Warming, cooling and smoke refuge operate under weather conditions.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake · Weather relief

Phone

503-722-9780

Published location

603 12th Street, Oregon City, OR 97045

Access requirements

Provider mission serves homeless adults in Oregon City and surrounding areas.

How to start

Contact the ministry for day-service hours and weather activation.

Day-service hours are not established on the captured pages. Winter warming and summer cooling/smoke services are conditional, not confirmed current activations. Not a claim of regular year-round overnight shelter.

Just Compassion safe parking — Tigard and Beaverton ↗

Washington county service leads · Organization publisher

Managed safe parking for individuals/families living in passenger vehicles, with sanitation, shared storage and housing case management in partnership with Tigard and Beaverton.

Safe parking · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-624-4666

Access requirements

Passenger vehicles only; no RVs or large commercial vehicles. Background screening and a conduct agreement are required.

How to start

Email safeparking@justcompassionewc.com or call Just Compassion to apply.

Small sites have only two to three spaces. Enrollment and assignment are required; no parking vacancy was checked. Do not arrive at a host site without arrangements.

Salem Safe Parking Network — Church at the Park ↗

Marion county service leads · Organization publisher

Safe and legal overnight parking for individuals and families living in vehicles, with portable toilets, handwashing, trash service and safety-team support.

Safe parking · Housing assistance intake

Phone

971-707-0683

Access requirements

Provider cannot accommodate RVs or travel trailers.

How to start

Use the provider’s Apply link or call the program.

Enrollment and assigned site are necessary; public host addresses and available spaces are not established here. Sanitation facilities do not establish shower/laundry service.

Sunnyside Shower Project — showers, laundry cards and snacks ↗

Multnomah county service leads · Organization publisher

Southeast Portland mutual-aid shower program offers free showers, hygiene supplies, clean clothing, refillable laundry cards, and snacks/drinks when available.

Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Food and meals · Housing assistance intake

Phone

971-202-1721

Published location

3520 SE Yamhill Street, Portland, OR 97214

Published schedule

Tuesday/Thursday 1–5pm; Saturday 2–6pm.

Access requirements

Unhoused and housing-insecure neighbors; guests welcome regardless of neighborhood.

How to start

Call, text or email to schedule; same-day walk-up waitlist also offered.

Laundry help is refillable cards, not onsite machines. Snacks depend on availability. Scheduled showers and shorter first-come walk-up slots differ; no slot availability checked.

Corvallis Daytime Drop-in Center — sandwiches, mail and navigation ↗

Benton county service leads · Organization publisher

CDDC offers coffee, fruit, snacks and sandwiches, mail retrieval, phone charging, hygiene items and clothing. Needs Navigators assist with IDs, benefits, health connections and housing waitlists.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Mail and mailing addresses · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake

Phone

458-233-5327

Published location

559 SW 4th Street, Corvallis, OR 97333

Published schedule

Walk-up basic needs Monday–Friday 9am–noon; social services by appointment noon–2pm.

Access requirements

People experiencing homelessness and poverty in Benton County and beyond.

How to start

Visit during walk-up hours or call for social-service appointment.

No shower/laundry service or overnight bed is established. Published postal PO box is the organization’s address, not automatically a participant mail address; ask how to enroll in mail service.

Stone Soup Corvallis — a prepared meal every day ↗

Benton county service leads · Organization publisher

Free prepared meals at three Corvallis sites across a rotating weekly schedule. Anyone needing food is welcome; no identification or qualification is required.

Food and meals

Published location

See day-specific schedule: 602 SW Madison; 4515 SW West Hills Drive; or 211 SE Chapman Place, Corvallis.

Published schedule

4515 SW West Hills Dr: Mon/Thu 5:30–6:30 p.m., Wed/Fri 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.; 602 SW Madison: Tue/Sun 5:30–6:30 p.m., Sat 10–11 a.m.; 211 SE Chapman Pl: Mon/Thu 5:30–6:30 p.m., Wed/Fri 1–2 p.m.

Access requirements

Anyone in need; no ID or qualification.

How to start

Use the provider’s meal schedule to choose the correct day and address.

Different sites serve on different days/times. Check the current schedule and special holiday changes before travel.

Sweet Home FAC shelter and Linn County street outreach ↗

Linn county service leads · Organization publisher

Family Assistance and Resource Center offers low-barrier shelter with meals, showers and case management for residents, plus outreach food, water, hygiene and first-aid supplies in Sweet Home, Lebanon and Albany.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Outreach · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-224-5338

Published location

Sweet Home, Oregon; call for shelter directions.

Published schedule

Outreach contact page: Wednesday 7:30am–noon.

Access requirements

Linn County residents; shelter intake requirements need provider confirmation.

How to start

Call FAC for shelter intake or outreach access.

Meals/showers are documented for shelter residents; public shower access is not established. FAQ has a different donation contact phone. No bed vacancy checked.

Sweet Home Emergency Ministries — food suitable for people without a kitchen ↗

Linn county service leads · Organization publisher

SHEM emergency pantry explicitly includes precooked shelf-stable food for homeless people, alongside hygiene packets, clothing, produce and emergency food boxes. Limited medical-trip gasoline vouchers are also described.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake · Transportation

Phone

541-367-6504

Published location

1115 Long Street, Sweet Home, OR 97386

Published schedule

Tuesday/Wednesday/Saturday 9–11:30am; closed second Saturday, major holidays and inclement-weather days.

Access requirements

Food-box frequency and program rules apply; ask about precooked shelf-stable items.

How to start

Visit pantry during hours or call; food-box applications stop at 11:30am.

Food and hygiene supplies vary. Medical-trip gasoline vouchers require verified out-of-town appointments. Homepage has a template error, so link to functioning service/contact pages.

Ella Curran Food Bank — Independence and Monmouth ↗

Polk county service leads · Organization publisher

Volunteer-run local food pantry serves people in or near Independence and Monmouth, with both morning and evening shopping periods.

Food and meals

Published location

870 N. Main Street, Independence, OR 97351

Published schedule

Tuesday/Thursday 9–11:30am; Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 4–6pm.

Access requirements

People needing food in Independence, Monmouth and surrounding area; use linked 2026 eligibility guidance.

How to start

Visit during pantry hours or contact EllaCurranFoodBank@gmail.com.

Food pantry groceries are not represented as prepared meals. New-building campaign is separate from the contact page’s service address; confirm location before travel.

Cannon Beach Community Food Pantry ↗

Clatsop county service leads · Organization publisher

Local pantry provides food and essentials to hungry people in Cannon Beach and surrounding communities.

Food and meals

Phone

971-326-0479

Published location

268 Beaver Street, Cannon Beach, OR 97110

Published schedule

Wednesday 3–5:15pm.

Access requirements

Cannon Beach and surrounding area; detailed eligibility not established on this page.

How to start

Visit during pantry hours or contact cannonbeachpantry@gmail.com.

Groceries/essentials, not an established hot-meal service. Confirm current access and eligibility with the pantry.

Waldport Food Share — south Lincoln County pantry ↗

Lincoln county service leads · Organization publisher

Local pantry distributing food to people in need in southern Lincoln County.

Food and meals

Phone

541-563-3710, line 2

Published location

3710 Crestline, Waldport, Oregon

Published schedule

Tuesday/Thursday noon–3pm; closed Thanksgiving Day.

Access requirements

People needing food in southern Lincoln County.

How to start

Call line 2 or visit during pantry hours.

Pantry groceries, not an established prepared-meal service. Confirm current hours, eligibility and available food before travel.

Tigard Shelter and Access Center — public meals, showers and overnight intake ↗

Washington county service leads · Organization publisher

Just Compassion operates a year-round low-barrier shelter and access center. Public daytime access includes warm meals, showers and service connections. Overnight eligibility is screened through Community Connect.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-624-4666

Published location

12264 SW Hall Boulevard, Tigard, OR 97223

Published schedule

Public day services daily 7am–7pm.

Access requirements

Overnight shelter has Washington County eligibility screening.

How to start

Visit public day services; call 503-640-3263 for overnight shelter eligibility.

Day-service access does not guarantee a bed. Provider capacity is not a live vacancy count; no available beds or shower slots checked.

Just Compassion laundry support — Tigard Unity Laundromat ↗

Washington county service leads · Organization publisher

Provider lists a weekly laundry program at Unity Laundromat. It also describes a monthly outreach-supported group trip to the DMV for identification help.

Laundry · Transportation

Phone

503-624-4666

Published location

Laundry: Unity Laundromat, 11945 SW Pacific Highway, Suite 123, Tigard, OR

Published schedule

Laundry Thursday 2–4pm; DMV trip second Tuesday, meet Tigard shelter by 9:15am.

How to start

Call for laundry access details or DMV trip arrangements.

Laundry fees, enrollment and machine limits are not published on this page. DMV eligibility, documents and fees require confirmation; this is scheduled transport rather than an on-demand ride.

Florence Helping Hands: meals and basic-needs vouchers ↗

Lane county service leads · Organization publisher

Serves rural northwest Lane County with hot lunches, resource consultations, clothing, pet food, bus tickets and shower/laundry vouchers.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Transportation · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-997-5057

Published location

4590 Highway N 101, lower front level, Florence, OR 97439

Published schedule

Monday, Wednesday and Friday: meals noon-1pm; consultations 11am-1pm.

Access requirements

Socially and economically disadvantaged people; contact staff about individual assistance.

How to start

Call or visit during published consultation hours.

Showers and laundry are vouchers, not confirmed facilities on site. Availability and voucher restrictions require confirmation.

Roseburg Dream Center: food, hygiene supplies and outreach ↗

Douglas county service leads · Organization publisher

Food pantry, clothing and immediate-needs supplies including tents, tarps, sleeping bags, blankets and hygiene products; community outreach and agency connections.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Outreach · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-673-5918

Published location

2555 NE Diamond Lake Blvd, Roseburg, OR 97470

Published schedule

Food pantry Monday/Wednesday 10am-2pm and Monday 4-7pm; immediate-needs supplies Monday-Thursday 10am-2pm and Monday 4-7pm.

Access requirements

All welcome; no appointment required.

How to start

Visit during the applicable service hours or call.

Supplies depend on availability. Outreach volunteer meeting time does not establish a recipient distribution time. No overnight shelter established.

Brookings St. Timothy: community meals and showers ↗

Curry county service leads · Organization publisher

Brookings church publishes community soup-kitchen meals and public shower times. Current church page supplies the schedule; denomination directory supplies the address and phone.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene

Phone

541-469-3314

Published location

401 Fir St, Brookings, OR 97415

Published schedule

Meals Friday/Saturday noon-1pm and Sunday 4pm; showers Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9am-noon.

How to start

Confirm service arrangements with the church before travel.

Church home page edited April 4, 2026. Denomination directory has older conflicting meal details, so its meal/laundry schedule is not used. Monday meal is hosted by another church and excluded.

Mountain View: Bend and Redmond safe parking and microshelters ↗

Deschutes county service leads · Organization publisher

Managed safe vehicle/RV parking and microshelters with case-management support in Bend and Redmond. Applications enter through regional Coordinated Entry.

Safe parking · Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

Coordinated Entry: 541-630-2533; provider: 541-527-0028

Published location

Provider office: 1475 SW 35th St, Redmond, OR 97756

Published schedule

Coordinated Entry phone: Tuesday/Thursday noon-4pm.

Access requirements

Participants agree to site rules and work on housing goals; no drugs/alcohol on site; pets leashed; unauthorized guests prohibited.

How to start

Call Coordinated Entry for assessment and placement consideration.

Office address is not a parking site. Enrollment and placement required; no current space or bed availability verified.

Mountain View Redmond shower and laundry access ↗

Deschutes county service leads · Organization publisher

Mountain View Community Development operates a shower and laundry room at Mountain View Fellowship with volunteer support.

Showers and hygiene · Laundry

Phone

541-527-0028

Published location

Provider office: 1475 SW 35th St, Redmond, OR 97756

How to start

Call or email info@mvcdoregon.org to confirm guest access, location and schedule.

Guest schedule, booking rules and current capacity are not published on the captured page. The five-load donation offer is not a guest fee.

Thrive: rural and Central Oregon resource-navigation drop-ins ↗

Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson county service leads · Organization publisher

Resource navigation and referrals for housing, food, shelter, laundry/showers, benefits and employment. Published drop-ins include Prineville, Madras, La Pine, Sisters, Bend and Redmond.

Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-728-1022

Published location

Prineville: Crook County Library, 175 NW Meadow Lakes Dr; Madras: Jefferson County Public Health, 500 NE A St Suite 102; La Pine: library, 16425 1st St

Published schedule

Prineville Tuesday 10am-1pm; Madras Thursday 10am-1pm; La Pine Wednesday 1-4pm. Other sites listed on provider page.

Access requirements

Anyone in Central Oregon needing help connecting with resources.

How to start

Drop in or call/email info@thrivecentraloregon.org for a phone appointment.

Navigation/referral service; no shelter bed, food distribution or onsite shower promised. Schedule page also retains an undated June 1 update notice: confirm hours.

Food for Lane County: rural pantries, mobile food and meals ↗

Lane county service leads · Organization publisher

County food finder with rural pantry, meal and mobile distribution locations including Florence, Mapleton, Dorena, Dexter, Oakridge, McKenzie Bridge and Cottage Grove.

Food and meals

Phone

541-343-2822

Published schedule

Individual locations and schedules appear in the food finder; call ahead.

Access requirements

Pantries use USDA food-assistance requirements; no ID, income proof or Social Security number required. No permanent residence is needed.

How to start

Filter the food finder for rural locations, meals or mobile pantries; contact a selected site.

Provider directory, not one distribution location. Eligibility, frequency and service times vary. Regional office address is not used as a food pickup site.

ACCESS: Jackson County emergency food pantries ↗

Jackson county service leads · Organization publisher

Emergency pantry network throughout Jackson County with fresh and shelf-stable groceries and a ZIP-code pantry locator.

Food and meals

Phone

541-779-6691

Published schedule

Pantry schedules depend on the location.

Access requirements

Jackson County residents meeting USDA income guidelines or qualifying for SNAP; no ID, proof of income or proof of address required.

How to start

Follow the pantry locator; a trusted person can collect food on your behalf.

Regional food program and locator. Main office is not established as a walk-in food distribution point.

ACCESS: outreach, basic-needs walk-ins and shelter referrals ↗

Jackson county service leads · Organization publisher

Unhoused outreach and Wednesday walk-in resource navigation. As available, visitors receive snacks, hygiene items, water and limited bus passes. Roxy and Merrick emergency shelters require referrals.

Outreach · Housing assistance intake · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Transportation · Shelter and coordinated entry

Phone

541-200-3684

Published location

Walk-in resource office: 110 North Ivy St, Medford

Published schedule

Ivy Street walk-ins Wednesday 9am-3pm.

Access requirements

People experiencing homelessness or vulnerability; shelter program rules apply. Roxy has no sobriety or employment requirement; Merrick rules depend on program.

How to start

Call outreach about shelter assessment/referral or visit the Wednesday resource office.

Office is not a walk-in overnight shelter. No current beds verified. Bus passes as available once every three months; supplies not guaranteed.

Medford St. Vincent: meals, mail and family-shelter intake ↗

Jackson county service leads · Organization publisher

Jackson County safety-net provider with weekday hot lunches, food bags, mail service, social services and an emergency family shelter emphasizing parents with children.

Food and meals · Mail and mailing addresses · Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-772-3828

Published location

2424 N Pacific Highway, Medford, OR 97501

Published schedule

Dining room/food bags Monday-Friday 11am-1pm; mail Tuesday/Thursday. Social services phone Monday-Friday 10am-2pm; lobby Tuesday/Thursday 11am-1pm.

Access requirements

Families/individuals in need; emergency shelter emphasizes parents with children. Confirm shelter eligibility.

How to start

Call social services for family-shelter intake. Ask staff before using the mailing service.

No current family room or bed availability verified. Grocery bags second-to-last Friday monthly; meal and no-cook bag services are separate.

Medford Urban Rest Stop: showers and laundry ↗

Jackson county service leads · Organization publisher

Shower and laundry facilities for people experiencing homelessness/transience and individuals or families without the ability to wash clothes.

Showers and hygiene · Laundry

Phone

541-772-3828

Published location

2424 N Pacific Highway, Medford, OR 97501

Published schedule

Tuesday/Thursday 9am-1pm; subject to close without notice.

Access requirements

Homeless/transient people and people without laundry capacity.

How to start

Call or visit during published hours to confirm access.

Current heading and contact page agree on Tuesday/Thursday. Older narrative says four mornings weekly; that conflicting narrative is not used. No slot availability verified.

Lake and rural Klamath: 2026 pantry schedule ↗

Klamath, Lake county service leads · Organization publisher

Food-bank schedule dated June 2, 2026 lists Lakeview, Paisley and Christmas Valley food boxes and rural Klamath distributions in Keno, Bonanza, Sprague River, Merrill, Bly and Chiloquin.

Food and meals

Phone

Food bank: 541-882-1223

Published location

Paisley Food Share: 723 Chewaucan St; Bountiful Blessings: 60506 Old Lake Rd, Christmas Valley; Lake County Food Share: 247 Nth N St, Lakeview (as printed)

Published schedule

Paisley first Monday 4-5pm; Christmas Valley second/fourth Wednesday 1-4pm; Lakeview first Thursday 4-5:30pm and every Thursday 10:30am-noon.

How to start

Call the food bank to confirm the selected pantry and any requirements.

PDF is a published schedule, not a live opening guarantee. Confirm address wording and holiday changes. No shelter, public showers or laundry established in Lake County.

Family Kitchen: Bend, Sisters and Redmond meals; Bend showers ↗

Deschutes county service leads · Organization publisher

Community meals in Bend and Sisters; Redmond meals are served with Jericho Road at Church of God Seventh Day. Bend location also hosts the Shepherd’s House shower truck.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene

Phone

541-760-5677

Published location

Bend: 231 NW Idaho Ave; Sisters: 1300 McKenzie Hwy; Redmond partner meal: 205 NW 4th St

Published schedule

Bend Sun 2-4pm, Mon/Wed/Fri 10:30am-12:30pm, Tue/Thu 4:30-6:30pm, Sat 11am-12:30pm; Sisters Tue 4-5:30pm; Bend showers Fri 10:30am-12:30pm.

Access requirements

Everyone invited.

How to start

Attend the published meal or shower-truck session; call to confirm Redmond meal days.

Redmond prep kitchen at 1475 SW 35th St does not offer dining. Partner meal page gives 5-5:45pm but no day, so no Redmond day is inferred. Showers are a visiting truck.

The Giving Plate Bend: grocery assistance ↗

Deschutes county service leads · Organization publisher

Bend community grocery program with food assistance twice per calendar month; first-time guests are welcome regardless of residence and ongoing help is for Central Oregon households.

Food and meals

Phone

541-797-6883

Published location

61470 S Highway 97, Bend, OR 97702

Published schedule

Wednesday 2-6pm; Thursday/Friday 10am-4pm; Saturday 10am-2pm.

Access requirements

No proof of residence or income required; TEFAP income self-declaration applies. Ongoing service for Central Oregon.

How to start

Complete the guest-information form online or during the visit; authorized pickup by another person is available.

No food delivery. Confirm holiday closures and household pickup rules.

Prineville Kids Korner mobile pantry ↗

Crook county service leads · Organization publisher

The Giving Plate brings its children’s mobile food pantry to Prineville on Saturdays, hosted at Cristo Es La Peña.

Food and meals

Phone

541-797-6883

Published location

Cristo Es La Peña, 327 SE Lynn Blvd, Prineville, OR

Published schedule

Saturday 10-11am.

Access requirements

Children; ask provider about age and participation requirements.

How to start

Visit the published mobile stop or call to confirm.

Child-focused food service; do not present as an unrestricted adult pantry. Holiday/mobile cancellations possible.

Prineville St. Vincent: guest-choice food pantry ↗

Crook county service leads · Organization publisher

Local guest-choice food pantry for eligible households; menu is updated daily and food can be received every two weeks.

Food and meals

Phone

541-447-7662

Published location

937 NW Madras Highway, Prineville, OR 97754

Published schedule

Tuesday/Thursday noon-3pm; Wednesday 4-6pm. Closed major holidays and two weeks at Christmas.

Access requirements

SNAP, TANF, SSI or LIHEAP participation, or income within published limits.

How to start

Complete the menu at the pantry and wait in your car while the box is packed; allow about 30 minutes.

Eligibility applies; verify closures before travel. This food pantry does not establish overnight shelter.

Josephine rural food and basic-needs service guide ↗

Josephine county service leads · Government publisher

City-hosted county guide lists rural food stops and Illinois Valley Family Coalition food boxes, laundry/shower vouchers and ID assistance in Cave Junction; Grants Pass St. Vincent provides laundry and bus vouchers.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Transportation · Housing assistance intake

Phone

Illinois Valley: 541-592-6139; Grants Pass St. Vincent social services: 541-479-0926

Published location

Illinois Valley Family Coalition: 535 East River St, Cave Junction; St. Vincent social services: 132 SE H St, Grants Pass

Published schedule

Guide lists Illinois Valley Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, but its food table says 9am-5pm: call first. St. Vincent Tuesday/Wednesday/Friday 10am-2pm.

Access requirements

Program-specific eligibility and voucher availability require confirmation.

How to start

Contact the local program before travel; see the guide for rural pantry stops.

Government-hosted guide updated December 10, 2025; schedule is not current capacity. Shower/laundry assistance is vouchers, not established onsite facilities. Illinois Valley hours conflict within guide.

Boardman Food Pantry — food boxes and toiletries ↗

Morrow county service leads · Organization publisher

Local food pantry serving Boardman, with weekly household food boxes and limited toiletry supplies. The provider now lists a temporary Wilson Lane location while planning its Locust Road rebuild.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene

Phone

541-219-9535

Published location

CURRENT TEMPORARY location: 302 SW Wilson Ln, Boardman, OR

Published schedule

Monday 9:30–11 a.m.; Thursday 6–7 p.m.

Access requirements

One food box per household per week; two toiletry items and two toilet-paper rolls weekly while supplies last.

How to start

Visit during distribution or call for emergency delivery; alternate pickup requires a signed permission form and ID.

314 Locust Rd is the planned rebuild site, not the currently published pickup address. Toiletries do not establish showers or laundry access.

Agape House — food assistance and public showers ↗

Umatilla county service leads · Organization publisher

Hermiston food assistance and a shower program specifically for people experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Shower users check in at the front desk; soap, shampoo and towels depend on supplies.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene

Phone

541-567-8774

Published location

500 W Harper Rd, Hermiston, OR 97838

Published schedule

Business: Tue–Thu 9 a.m.–3 p.m., closed noon–1 p.m.; Fri 9 a.m.–noon. Showers: morning 9–11:30 a.m., afternoon 1–2:30 p.m. during open hours.

Access requirements

Shower program for homelessness or housing instability; a $1 donation OR voucher is required before access.

How to start

Check in at the front desk; showers are first come, first served with a 15-minute limit. Call about food-box eligibility.

Friday afternoon is outside published business hours. No laundry or mail program established. Morrow County scope appears for a partner navigation program, not as shower-service eligibility.

Martha’s House — family and single-women transitional housing ↗

Umatilla, Morrow county service leads · Organization publisher

Alcohol- and substance-free transitional housing for homeless families with children and single women from Umatilla and Morrow counties, generally for approximately 3–6 months, with case management and housing/employment support.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-571-3963

Published location

305 SE 4th Street, Hermiston, OR 97838

Published schedule

By appointment only.

Access requirements

Families with children and single women; participants must actively pursue employment and housing and save 30% of earned income.

How to start

Call for an appointment and admission information.

Transitional program; this listing does not establish immediate emergency admission or a current vacancy. Program requirements apply.

Chrysalis House — survivor shelter and resident essentials ↗

Hood River county service leads · Organization publisher

Domestic-violence shelter in Hood River for survivors and their children. Shelter residents have food, a shared kitchen, showers, Wi-Fi and laundry with soap; pets are accepted.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry

Phone

24-hour hotline: 541-386-6603

Published schedule

24-hour hotline.

Access requirements

Women, men and transgender people fleeing abuse; weekly advocate meetings required.

How to start

Call the hotline about space and eligibility.

Six rooms; first come, first served, with stays up to 30 days. Referrals may be offered if full. Food, showers and laundry are for shelter residents, not a public drop-in program. No current bed availability confirmed.

HHOPE — crisis support and survivor shelter ↗

Harney county service leads · Organization publisher

Harney County crisis organization offering support for domestic violence, sexual assault, homelessness and disasters. Its specifically described shelter service is for women and children leaving domestic violence.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

24/7 crisis: 541-573-7176; office: 541-573-2726

Published schedule

Crisis line 24 hours, every day.

Access requirements

General crisis support is broadly inclusive; the published shelter description specifies women and children leaving domestic violence.

How to start

Call to request assistance; the website form is for general inquiries.

Do not treat inclusive crisis support as proof that shelter accepts every population. No public shelter address or current vacancy established. Historical flood-donation requests do not establish ongoing public laundry service.

Heart of Grant County — survivor safe housing assistance ↗

Grant county service leads · Organization publisher

Free, confidential survivor advocacy throughout Grant County, including safe housing, housing assistance, relocation and safety planning for adults, teens and children.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

24-hour voice/text: 541-620-1342; office: 541-575-4335

Published location

Office/mail contact: 115 NW Bridge St, John Day, OR

Published schedule

24-hour crisis hotline.

Access requirements

People seeking safety from domestic violence, teen dating violence, sexual assault, stalking or trafficking.

How to start

Call or text the crisis hotline to discuss safe housing and assistance.

Survivor-specific assistance, not a general walk-in homeless shelter. Published office/mail address is not a confidential shelter location. A current bed is not confirmed.

Mayday — survivor emergency shelter services ↗

Baker county service leads · Organization publisher

Baker City emergency shelter services for survivors of abuse and other crises, with confidential advocacy, hygiene products and meals for shelter residents.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene

Phone

24-hour crisis: 541-523-4134; office: 541-523-9472

Published schedule

24-hour crisis line.

Access requirements

Survivors seeking safety from domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, elder abuse and related crises; call about the individual situation.

How to start

Call the crisis line to speak with an advocate about shelter.

Survivor-focused; no general public shower, laundry or meal walk-in program established. Hygiene tag means products. No public shelter address, admission rule or current vacancy confirmed.

Baker City fare-free bus — access to local services ↗

Baker county service leads · Organization publisher

Free deviated fixed-route bus in Baker City, with weekday and Saturday service. Riders may request pickup or drop-off deviations in advance.

Transportation

Phone

541-523-7433

Published location

Transit office: 2810 Cedar St, Baker City, OR

Published schedule

Mon–Fri 7:45 a.m.–5:15 p.m.; Sat 8:30 a.m.–5:15 p.m.; no service noon–1 p.m.

Access requirements

Public fare-free route within Baker City; deviations require scheduling.

How to start

Use the published stops/schedule; call before 4 p.m. Monday–Friday at least one business day ahead for a deviation.

City route, not a countywide on-demand ride. No Sunday service published. Confirm holiday operations and the nearest stop for your destination.

La Grande and Island City bus routes ↗

Union county service leads · Organization publisher

Three deviated fixed routes in La Grande and Island City: Blue and Yellow on weekdays, Green on Saturdays. The provider links schedules and real-time bus tracking.

Transportation

Phone

541-963-2877

Published location

Transit office: 2204 E Penn Ave, La Grande, OR

Published schedule

Blue/Yellow weekdays; Green Saturdays. Use each linked route timetable.

Access requirements

Routes serve La Grande and Island City; scheduled deviations may be requested.

How to start

For a deviation call before 4 p.m. Monday–Friday at least one business day ahead.

This page does not establish a fare amount or countywide on-demand access. Do not substitute office hours for route timetables.

Wallowa County free Dial-A-Ride ↗

Wallowa county service leads · Organization publisher

Free public Dial-A-Ride serving Wallowa, Lostine, Enterprise and Joseph with different routes on different weekdays. Wheelchair-accessible vehicles have bike racks and permit controlled service animals.

Transportation

Phone

541-426-3840

Published location

Transit office: 702 NW 1st St, Enterprise, OR

Published schedule

Enterprise/Joseph Mon/Wed/Fri from 7 a.m.; lower valley to Enterprise/Joseph Tue/Thu from 9 a.m. Booking office Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–noon, 1–4 p.m.

Access requirements

General public within the named city/service areas; all riders fare-free.

How to start

Reserve at least one business day ahead with pickup, destination, date and return-trip details.

Routes do not establish access from every remote county location. Groceries limited to what the rider can carry. Holidays excluded; severe weather can suspend trips.

Grant County People Mover — free local routes ↗

Grant county service leads · Organization publisher

Free John Day/Canyon City loop and Prairie City/Mount Vernon routes on weekdays. Separate intercity routes reach Bend, Burns, Walla Walla and Ontario and charge fares.

Transportation

Phone

541-575-2370; toll-free: 844-808-8964

Published location

Office: 229 NE Dayton St, John Day, OR 97845

Published schedule

John Day/Canyon City hourly Mon–Fri, no service 11 a.m.–noon; Prairie City/Mount Vernon three weekday trips daily.

Access requirements

Route deviations open to the general public.

How to start

Check the route schedule or call to request a deviation.

Only the two named local routes are published as free. Intercity operating days and fares differ; office hours are not bus service hours.

Morrow County Public Transit — fare-free routes and demand response ↗

Morrow county service leads · Government publisher

Fare-free public transit for Morrow County residents, including three deviated fixed routes and shared curb-to-curb demand response. Dispatch can help select a route or schedule an accessible ride.

Transportation

Phone

Dispatch: 541-676-5667; toll-free: 844-676-5667; TTY 711

Published location

Office: 101 Boardman Ave, Boardman, OR 97818

Published schedule

Mon–Fri. Rider guide: fixed routes 6:45 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; demand response 8 a.m.–4 p.m.; office 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Access requirements

All Morrow County residents; the rider guide also describes eligible visitors and some trips beyond county boundaries.

How to start

Call dispatch for demand response, preferably at least 48 hours ahead; all requested rides need dispatch approval.

Shared ride and capacity limits apply; last-minute availability is not guaranteed. Weather can cancel service. Only service animals permitted. Current government pages supersede the under-construction secondary site and old 2024 route PDFs.

Wheeler County Community Transportation ↗

Wheeler county service leads · Organization publisher

County transportation prioritizes older adults and people with disabilities; the general public may ride when seats are available. The county posts a trip calendar and asks riders to use already planned trips where possible.

Transportation

Phone

541-468-2859; Mitchell only: 800-721-8425

Published schedule

Call for the current trip calendar and departure times.

Access requirements

Free transportation for elderly people and people with disabilities; public rides on a seat-available basis.

How to start

Call the transportation office to reserve a seat.

Not an unrestricted immediate ride or regular fixed-route bus. General-public fare status is not separately explicit; confirm while booking. The PO Box is mailing contact, not a pickup location.

Sherman County Community Transit — on-call rides ↗

Sherman county service leads · Government publisher

On-call county transportation for shopping, personal business and medical trips, including trips to The Dalles and other cities. ADA-compliant vehicles are available.

Transportation

Phone

541-565-3553

Published schedule

On-call; no regular bus stops. Preferably book 48 hours ahead.

Access requirements

Seniors and riders with disabilities have priority; anyone may ride as room allows.

How to start

Call Sherman Transit to arrange pickup and mention wheelchair or other access needs.

Suggested donations are published inconsistently as $5 round trip to The Dalles and $5 per ride; confirm the amount. Certain Medicaid/veteran medical rides use separate eligibility/brokerage arrangements. No immediate ride is guaranteed.

Gilliam County Transportation — shopping and essential trips ↗

Gilliam county service leads · Government publisher

County transportation for medical, shopping and social trips, using accessible vehicles. The county states transportation is provided regardless of ability to pay.

Transportation

Phone

Dispatch: 541-351-9545; 800-568-4558; TTY 711

Published location

Transportation office: 615 E Cottonwood Lane, Condon, OR 97823

Published schedule

Mon–Fri and occasional weekends; public office 8 a.m.–5 p.m. weekdays.

Access requirements

Older adults age 60+, people with disabilities and the general public.

How to start

Call dispatch as early as possible, preferably at least one week ahead, with appointment/trip details.

Every ride depends on driver and vehicle availability; last-minute requests may not be available. Office hours are not a fixed route timetable.

Snake River Access Plus — Malheur door-to-door rides ↗

Malheur county service leads · Organization publisher

Shared door-to-door transportation for the general public throughout Malheur County. Accessible boarding assistance is available; service is scheduled in advance.

Transportation

Phone

Dispatch: 541-881-0000

Published schedule

Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; listed holidays excluded.

Access requirements

General public in Malheur County; personal care attendants travel free with the rider to the same locations.

How to start

Call dispatch; reservations accepted up to one week ahead, subject to capacity.

Fares vary by pickup/drop-off and are charged one-way; exact change is due on boarding. This is not a free general-public ride. Ask dispatch about the fare and availability before scheduling. No-show patterns can suspend rides.

Gorge Transit Connect — low-income transit fares ↗

Hood River, Wasco county service leads · Organization publisher

Partner organizations distribute eligible clients’ transit fares for CAT and The Link fixed-route and Dial-A-Ride services, supporting travel to food, work and other essentials.

Transportation

Phone

CAT questions: 541-386-4202

Published location

CAT office: 224 Wasco Loop, Hood River, OR 97031

Published schedule

CAT phone assistance Mon–Sun 5:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m.; partner intake and route hours vary.

Access requirements

Household income at or below 138% of federal poverty level, screened by a participating organization.

How to start

Ask an existing contact at a listed partner such as MCCAC, ODHS, The Next Door or Mid-Columbia Housing Authority to determine eligibility and obtain fares; call CAT for questions.

Free fares require partner eligibility determination and distribution. The page’s dollar income examples appear older; verify the current threshold with a partner. Schedules differ by operator, and CAT warns Google schedules are inaccurate.

Condon Community Food Pantry ↗

Gilliam county service leads · Organization publisher

Condon pantry explicitly open to all, with two scheduled monthly distributions and possible accommodations for people who cannot attend distribution day.

Food and meals

Phone

817-716-1596

Published location

215 E Walnut Street, Condon, OR 97823

Published schedule

First Tuesday 3–6 p.m.; third Monday 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Access requirements

Open to all.

How to start

Attend a distribution; contact the pantry to discuss alternatives when unable to attend.

Dates may vary with product delivery. Confirm the next distribution through the provider or its linked Facebook page. Easy-to-eat food or no-cook boxes are not explicitly established.

Gilliam County meal sites — Arlington and Condon ↗

Gilliam county service leads · Government publisher

Weekly noon meal sites in Arlington and Condon. A county-posted grant flyer specifically says veterans eat free; contact Senior and Family Services about other eligibility and meal charges.

Food and meals

Phone

541-351-9519; 800-568-4558 ext. 143

Published location

Arlington: Masonic Hall, 50 Shane Drive. Condon: United Church of Christ, 110 S Church Street.

Published schedule

Arlington Tuesday noon; Condon Thursday noon.

Access requirements

Senior meal-site program; veterans’ free meals documented by the county flyer. Other age, fee and guest rules require confirmation.

How to start

Call Senior and Family Services about participation and current meal dates.

Do not present these as free meals for everyone. Grant duration and non-veteran meal charges are not published in the reviewed page/flyer; confirm before travel.

HomePlate youth drop-ins — showers, laundry, meals and ID help ↗

Washington county service leads · Organization publisher

Beaverton and Hillsboro youth drop-ins offer showers, laundry, food/snacks, bus passes, camping gear, birth-certificate/ID assistance and connections to housing and benefits.

Day centers and rest · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Food and meals · Transportation · ID and birth certificate help · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-567-6591

Published location

Beaverton: 12685 SW 4th St.; Hillsboro: 494 E Main St.

Published schedule

Beaverton Monday/Wednesday 3–5pm and 6–8pm; Hillsboro Thursday 6–8pm.

Access requirements

Youth ages 12–24 experiencing housing instability.

How to start

Visit drop-in or contact dropin@homeplateyouth.org.

Confirm which services are available at each location and any scheduling requirements. No overnight shelter or available housing is established.

Jackson Street youth shelters — Albany and Corvallis ↗

Benton, Linn, Lincoln county service leads · Organization publisher

Supervised youth shelters in Albany and Corvallis provide meals, hygiene supplies, case management and family mediation. Services are free; Lincoln County youth can also seek help.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake

Phone

800-901-2904

Published location

Corvallis: 555 NW Jackson Ave.; Albany: 1240 SE 7th Ave.

Published schedule

Help available 24/7; arrange intake with staff.

Access requirements

Ages 10–17; sober program, safety assessment and program guidelines apply.

How to start

Call the 24-hour number to arrange intake.

Meals and hygiene supplies are for shelter residents. No public showers or laundry are established. Intake can be delayed when safe; no bed vacancy checked. Provider warns shelter landlines may fail and lists alternate contacts on the shelter page.

Jackson Street youth outreach and Albany drop-in hub ↗

Benton, Linn county service leads · Organization publisher

Street and school outreach, pop-up drop-ins and an Albany outreach hub connect youth with snacks, clothing, hygiene kits, case management and community services.

Outreach · Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake

Phone

Text 541-745-4591; 24-hour help 800-901-2904

Published location

Youth Service Center: 1025 Pacific Blvd SE, Albany, OR 97321

Access requirements

Youth ages 10–24 who express a need for assistance.

How to start

Text outreach or call for current drop-in access and outreach arrangements.

No fixed drop-in hours or general shower/laundry availability are established on the outreach page. Current outreach page names Linn and Benton; older FAQ also names Lincoln, so Lincoln is not tagged for this outreach profile.

HOST Salem — young adult resource center and enrolled shelter ↗

Marion county service leads · Organization publisher

Open-access resource center offers meals, phone/computer access, bus passes and housing guidance. A separate Transitional Living Program provides overnight accommodation for enrolled participants.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Phone access · Transportation · Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-588-5825

Published location

1143 Liberty St NE, Salem, OR 97301

Published schedule

Resource center Monday–Friday 9am–2pm; business hours 8am–5pm.

Access requirements

Resource center and Transitional Living Program serve ages 18–24.

How to start

Visit resource center; for residential program complete the application and call to schedule a Youth Engagement Specialist appointment.

Overnight accommodation requires enrollment and is limited to ten participants. Open daytime access does not guarantee shelter admission. No showers/laundry or current vacancy were established.

Family Promise of Lincoln County — family shelter and basic supplies ↗

Lincoln county service leads · Organization publisher

Coastal Phoenix Rising temporary family units include meals and case management. Diaper bank, hygiene supplies and household goods support families both inside and outside core programs.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake

Access requirements

Families experiencing or at risk of homelessness; confirm detailed eligibility.

How to start

Use the Get Connected form on the provider’s programs page.

Shelter meals are for enrolled families. Hygiene supplies do not establish showers. Three units are described, but no current opening or intake hours were checked. Prevention assistance can depend on partner agencies.

Sable House — emergency shelter for domestic and sexual violence survivors ↗

Polk county service leads · Organization publisher

Polk County survivor services include emergency shelter, crisis intervention, advocacy, referrals and support groups.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-623-4033

Published schedule

24-hour crisis hotline.

Access requirements

Domestic and sexual violence survivors; contact Sable House for shelter screening.

How to start

Call the crisis hotline for confidential shelter information.

Specialized survivor shelter, not general overnight accommodation. No bed vacancy checked. Public advocacy-office address is not represented as the shelter address; detailed admission criteria require confirmation.

Astoria Rescue Mission — men’s housing, meals and hygiene services ↗

Clatsop county service leads · Organization publisher

Christian men’s mission lists housing, three daily meals, daily showers and weekly laundry alongside Bible study, chapel and discipleship activities.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-325-6243; alternate 503-440-0789

Published location

Contact address: 62 West Bond Street, Astoria, OR 97103

Published schedule

Meals 7am/noon/6:30pm; showers 4–6pm daily; laundry 4–6pm, one load weekly.

Access requirements

Men’s Mission House; confirm admission, program expectations and service access with staff.

How to start

Call before arrival to confirm housing intake and access to meals/showers/laundry.

The page does not clearly distinguish resident-only services from public walk-in access; do not assume drop-in showers/meals. Fees, sobriety rules and religious participation requirements are not established. No available bed checked.

Tides of Change Pacific House — pet-friendly survivor shelter ↗

Tillamook county service leads · Organization publisher

Confidential emergency shelter for survivors fleeing intimate partner violence and their children; pets may stay onsite with their families.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-842-9486; toll-free 800-992-1679

Published location

Call for confidential shelter location.

Published schedule

Shelter screening during office hours: Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday 10am–4pm; Wednesday noon–4pm.

Access requirements

Survivors fleeing intimate partner violence and their children.

How to start

Call during office hours to screen for shelter space.

Office address is not the shelter location. Screening is not available around the clock; shelter capacity is not a current vacancy. General meals, showers and laundry access were not established.

Samaritan House Newport — family transitional shelter waiting list ↗

Lincoln county service leads · Organization publisher

Ten-month transitional shelter program for families with dependent children. Staff accept a short confidential waiting-list application by phone.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-574-8898

Published location

715 SW Bay St., Newport, OR 97365

Published schedule

Phone intake Monday–Friday 9am–5pm.

Access requirements

Families experiencing homelessness with dependent children under 18.

How to start

Call to complete the waiting-list application.

Provider expressly says there is no immediate availability and turnover is slow. This is a longer transitional program, not same-night emergency shelter. Resident education and childcare do not establish general drop-in services.

Family Promise Mid-Willamette Valley — shelter for families and pets ↗

Marion, Polk county service leads · Organization publisher

Family shelter keeps family members together with meals and case management. Pets with a Promise supports keeping pets close; prevention and stabilization services are also described.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-370-9752

Published location

Office/day center: 1055 Edgewater St NW, Salem, OR 97304

Access requirements

Families experiencing housing instability in Marion and Polk counties.

How to start

Complete the Need Help form or call during business hours.

Limited resources; no available shelter or pet space checked. Office/day-center address is not automatically the overnight shelter location. Meal service is described for enrolled shelter families; exact admission rules and business hours require confirmation.

AntFarm rural Clackamas — housing help, youth host homes and weather refuge ↗

Clackamas county service leads · Organization publisher

Rural Clackamas services include rehousing, rental/deposit/utility support, case management and youth host-home matching. Extreme-weather shelter operates at designated sites during hazardous conditions.

Housing assistance intake · Weather relief

Phone

503-668-7962

Published location

Administrative office: 39140 Proctor Blvd., Sandy, OR 97055

Published schedule

Administrative office Monday–Friday 8am–5pm.

Access requirements

Adults, youth and families facing housing instability in rural Clackamas County; program eligibility varies.

How to start

Use the Housing and Homeless Services Welcome Packet or email housingteam@antfarmyouthservices.com.

Host homes require matching; they are not walk-in shelter. Weather locations/activation must be confirmed. YouthHub after-school hours and café hours are separate from housing intake. No current shelter activation, public shower/laundry or funds available were established.

Youth Era — Milwaukie drop-in and St. Helens youth support ↗

Clackamas, Columbia county service leads · Organization publisher

Youth peer support, practical skills, resource connections and social activities. Milwaukie is a drop-in center; St. Helens is a community location offered Tuesday/Thursday.

Day centers and rest · Housing assistance intake

Phone

971-334-4141

Published location

Milwaukie: 11097 SE 21st Ave.; St. Helens: 2250 Gable Road.

Published schedule

St. Helens Tuesday/Thursday; contact provider for times and Milwaukie hours.

Access requirements

Youth and young adults; confirm age range and local access details.

How to start

Visit a drop-in or contact hello@youthera.org; free services and a voluntary peer-services referral form are available.

General drop-in centers require no appointment, but confirm the St. Helens community-location arrangement before travel. Snacks are described with activities rather than guaranteed daily meals. No shelter, shower or laundry access is established.

Amity Isaiah 58 Outreach — appointment showers and laundry ↗

Yamhill county service leads · Organization publisher

Amity church provides appointment showers and laundry, plus a shopping-style food bank and clothing closet.

Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Food and meals

Phone

503-835-3275

Published location

118 Maddox Ave., Amity, OR 97101

Published schedule

Showers/laundry by appointment; food bank Thursday noon–3pm, numbers from 8am; clothing Friday 11am–5pm.

How to start

Call or email info@amityassemblyofgod.org for shower/laundry appointments.

Provider specifies two laundry loads per week; this differs from the regional directory’s older daily allowance. Fees and detailed eligibility are not published on the provider page. Pantry food is not represented as prepared meals.

St. Barnabas McMinnville — weekday prepared dinners ↗

Yamhill county service leads · Organization publisher

Soup kitchen serves prepared restaurant-style dinners to people who need food in Yamhill County.

Food and meals

Phone

503-472-3711

Published location

822 SW 2nd St., McMinnville, OR 97128

Published schedule

Monday–Friday 4–6pm.

Access requirements

Hungry people are invited; detailed intake requirements are not described.

How to start

Come for dinner or contact sk@stbmac.org.

Check holiday and closure changes before travel. This is a meal ministry, not a take-home grocery pantry or overnight shelter.

Outside In youth day program — meals, showers, laundry and mail ↗

Multnomah county service leads · Organization publisher

Free youth day program provides prepared meals, showers, laundry, incoming/outgoing mail, computer access and housing guidance.

Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Housing assistance intake

Phone

503-432-3986

Published location

1132 SW 13th Ave., second floor, Portland, OR 97205

Published schedule

Sunday 1–6pm; Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9–10am, 1–2pm, 5–6pm; Tuesday/Thursday 9–10am and 1–6pm.

Access requirements

Ages 16–24 screened into the Homeless Youth Continuum.

How to start

Call or visit to begin HYC screening; ask how to set up participant mail.

Screening is required for day-program eligibility. Saturday hours are not listed. No current shower/laundry slot or housing vacancy checked; day access does not establish an overnight bed.

Compass Coos County: meals, mail, transport and warming ↗

Coos county service leads · Organization publisher

Hot lunches, mail access, hygiene supplies, transportation and outreach across Coos County, including rural communities. Seasonal warming centers open only when confirmed.

Food and meals · Mail and mailing addresses · Showers and hygiene · Transportation · Outreach · Weather relief

Phone

541-888-3202

Published location

Meals: Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, 1290 Thompson Rd, Coos Bay; Harmony United Methodist Church, 123 Ocean Blvd SE, Coos Bay

Published schedule

Lunch 11am-12:30pm: Gloria Dei Monday/Wednesday; Harmony Tuesday/Thursday/Friday. Mail: Harmony Monday/Thursday/Friday; Gloria Dei Tuesday/Wednesday.

Access requirements

People experiencing homelessness or needing basic help; contact staff about program-specific access.

How to start

Visit a scheduled meal, check the event calendar, or call. Ask staff how to establish mail access and use transport pickup points.

Mobile showers/laundry are explicitly coming soon and are not current services. Warming may activate October 15-March 31 under weather/staffing rules; call for unpublished location. Hygiene means supplies.

Compass Coos Bay: emergency shelter and family housing intake ↗

Coos county service leads · Organization publisher

Coalbank Village provides private, lockable emergency shelters. Supported living includes People’s Place for singles/couples and Willow House for families with children, including reunification.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake · ID and birth certificate help

Phone

541-888-3202

Access requirements

Eligibility and participant expectations differ by facility; space is limited.

How to start

Call, use Get Help, or speak with a peer at a meal/outreach site to begin assessment and application.

Application required; no immediate placement or vacancy guaranteed. Resident laundry facilities are not public laundry. Identification-document assistance is through participant case management.

Compass Coos County: peer outreach and ID help ↗

Coos county service leads · Organization publisher

Peer support at meal sites and outreach events helps with identification/birth certificates, applications, appointments and community resources. Case management supports program participants.

Outreach · Housing assistance intake · ID and birth certificate help

Phone

541-888-3202

Access requirements

Anyone can speak with a peer; case management is available to Compass program participants.

How to start

Call or meet a peer at a scheduled meal/outreach event.

Peer navigation is not direct clinical counseling or addiction treatment. No public drop-in office hours or housing vacancy established.

AYA Coos and Curry: youth and family housing support ↗

Coos, Curry county service leads · Organization publisher

Youth/family crisis care, short-term and transitional housing, host homes and housing stabilization. Workforce participants may receive transport, work supplies and childcare support.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake · Transportation

Phone

Housing: 541-888-4130; general Coos: 541-888-2432; Curry: 541-425-5067

Published location

Housing contacts: 1810 Monroe Ave, North Bend; 575 S Main St, Coos Bay. Curry office: 29692 Ellensburg Ave Suite 3, Gold Beach

Access requirements

Youth and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability; intake/assessment and program-specific eligibility apply.

How to start

Use the provider’s services application or call housing@aya1.org to arrange intake and assessment.

Funding and eligibility vary. Office addresses are intake contacts, not a promise of immediate overnight admission. Published housing contacts are in Coos; regional scope does not establish a facility in each county.

Reedsport Food Pantry: coastal Douglas groceries and access help ↗

Douglas county service leads · Organization publisher

Open-distribution pantry serving coastal Douglas County with indoor shopping, grab-and-go window pickup and an online pantry offering pickup or delivery arrangements.

Food and meals · Transportation

Published location

150 S 20th St, Reedsport, OR 97467

Published schedule

Tuesday/Wednesday 1-3pm; Friday 11am-1pm.

Access requirements

Coastal Douglas County residents.

How to start

Visit during published hours, use the online pantry, or request a free Dial-A-Ride voucher when transport is difficult.

Delivery area and eligibility are not detailed on the captured page. Confirm arrangements first. No provider phone published on this page.

Sutherlin–Oakland Food Pantry: local groceries ↗

Douglas county service leads · Organization publisher

Oregon Food Bank network listing documents free groceries at the Sutherlin–Oakland pantry.

Food and meals

Phone

541-459-4082

Published location

183 1st Street, Sutherlin, OR 97479

Published schedule

Monday/Wednesday 9-11am.

How to start

Call the pantry to confirm current access and requirements.

Food-bank network source rather than a standalone pantry site. Offerings and hours vary; no additional local service inferred.

Douglas County rural pantry and community-meal guide ↗

Douglas county service leads · Organization publisher

Umpqua Health’s local food guide lists pantry and community-kitchen contacts in Drain, Glendale, Glide, Myrtle Creek, Riddle, Sutherlin, Yoncalla, Winston and Reedsport.

Food and meals

Phone

Site contacts listed in guide; Umpqua Health member services: 541-229-4842

Published schedule

Call the selected food site to confirm its schedule.

Access requirements

Site-specific service areas and requirements vary.

How to start

Use the guide to contact a local pantry or kitchen directly.

Health-plan partner directory, not direct food distribution. General ID/frequency advice may differ from individual food-bank rules; call the selected pantry. Medical rides are not grocery rides.

New Roads Eugene: youth day center, meals, showers and outreach ↗

Lane county service leads · Organization publisher

Drop-in services for homeless youth include food, clothing and showers, with street outreach across Eugene, Springfield and rural communities, housing case management and employment support.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Day centers and rest · Outreach · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-686-4310

Published location

941 West 7th Ave, Eugene, OR 97402

Published schedule

Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday/Saturday/Sunday 8am-5pm; Wednesday 8am-2pm and 4-5pm.

Access requirements

Homeless youth ages 16-24.

How to start

Visit during drop-in hours or call program staff.

Youth-specific day program; no overnight admission inferred. Main current program page establishes showers but not a separate public laundry schedule.

Station 7 Eugene: runaway and homeless youth shelter ↗

Lane county service leads · Organization publisher

Emergency shelter, family reconciliation and a 24-hour help line for runaway/homeless minors. Staff help with school, employment, OHP, transport and referrals; pets now allowed.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake · Transportation

Phone

541-689-3111

Published location

931 W 7th Ave, Eugene, OR 97402

Published schedule

Help line 24/7.

Access requirements

Runaway or homeless youth ages 11-17.

How to start

Call the 24/7 help line for shelter access or seek a designated Safe Place site.

Youth-specific shelter; no current bed capacity or intake outcome verified. Safe Place sites connect youth to staff rather than constituting overnight shelters themselves.

Cottage Grove Rural Program: youth drop-in and outreach ↗

Lane county service leads · Organization publisher

Rural youth drop-in center offers food, clothing, outreach, housing planning and employment help from its remodeled Cottage Grove location.

Food and meals · Day centers and rest · Outreach · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-767-3823

Published location

620 E Whiteaker Ave, Cottage Grove, OR 97424

Published schedule

Drop-in Monday-Friday 2:30-5pm; contact staff about earlier outreach availability.

Access requirements

Main current program description: homeless youth ages 11-20.

How to start

Visit during drop-in hours or call the program.

Older opening-story text says ages 11-21 and discusses showers/laundry; these are not promoted as unrestricted public access. Main program eligibility takes precedence; ask staff about facility access.

Maslow youth and family resource centers: Medford and Grants Pass ↗

Jackson, Josephine county service leads · Organization publisher

Youth/family resource centers provide housing navigation, help with eligible housing costs, education/employment support, health-provider connections and family stabilization.

Day centers and rest · Housing assistance intake

Phone

Medford: 541-608-6868; Grants Pass: 541-841-1974

Published location

Medford: 500 Monroe St, Medford, OR 97501; Grants Pass: 223 SE M St, Grants Pass, OR 97526

Published schedule

Medford Monday-Friday 10am-5pm; Grants Pass drop-in Monday-Friday 1-5pm (general operations 8:30am-5pm).

Access requirements

Age 24 or younger, or parent/guardian of school-aged children or younger, and currently/recently/about to face unstable or unsafe housing.

How to start

Call the local resource center or visit during drop-in hours.

Housing assistance depends on eligibility; no current housing vacancy, public laundry/mail or overnight shelter established by this current page.

Cascade Youth: Central Oregon outreach, drop-in and document help ↗

Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson county service leads · Organization publisher

Mobile outreach for unsheltered youth across Central Oregon offers basic supplies and ID/birth-certificate help. Drop-in has meals, showers, laundry, food boxes, internet and referrals.

Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Day centers and rest · Outreach · ID and birth certificate help · Housing assistance intake

Phone

800-660-0934; Bend office: 541-382-0934

Published location

Bend emergency services office: 2125 NE Daggett Lane, Bend, OR 97701; call to confirm current drop-in location.

Published schedule

Drop-in Tuesday/Thursday noon-4pm; access hotline 24 hours.

Access requirements

Unsheltered youth ages 14-24 in Central Oregon.

How to start

Call the access hotline or contact the mobile outreach team; confirm location before drop-in.

Regional mobile service does not establish a shower/laundry site in every county. The separate contact page identifies the Bend office; current drop-in location should be confirmed.

Cascade Youth: short-term emergency shelter intake ↗

Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson county service leads · Organization publisher

Youth emergency stays of up to 21 days at LOFT shelter rooms or vetted host homes for children under 16, with crisis intervention and housing-transition support.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

800-660-0934

Published location

LOFT: 19 SW Century Dr, Bend, OR 97702

Published schedule

Access hotline 24 hours.

Access requirements

Youth in crisis; shelter rooms and host homes have program-specific eligibility.

How to start

Call the 24-hour access hotline for assessment and shelter options.

No current placement or beds verified. Regional access does not imply an overnight facility in each county. Hotline is for this provider’s youth services.

Grandma’s House: pregnant/parenting youth shelter and baby supplies ↗

Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson county service leads · Organization publisher

Safe supportive shelter and case management for pregnant/parenting youth; baby supplies such as diapers, wipes and clothing are available to people in need across Central Oregon.

Shelter and coordinated entry · Showers and hygiene · Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-383-3515

Access requirements

Shelter: pregnant or parenting youth ages 12-24. Basic-needs items: anyone in need in Central Oregon.

How to start

Call or follow Do You Need Help for the application, resource request or referral.

Shelter eligibility differs from baby-supply eligibility. Hygiene means wipes/diaper supplies, not public showers. No immediate availability verified; contact for access/location.

Prineville St. Vincent: emergency financial and shelter assistance ↗

Crook county service leads · Organization publisher

One-to-one needs consultation and limited emergency financial assistance for shelter, rent and utilities, plus referrals and possible food support.

Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-447-7662

Published location

937 NW Madras Hwy, Prineville, OR 97754

Published schedule

Office Tuesday/Thursday noon-3pm; Wednesday 4-6pm; appointment required for emergency assistance.

Access requirements

Individual circumstances, funding and program requirements apply.

How to start

Call the office to make an emergency-assistance appointment.

Financial/referral assistance mentioning emergency shelter does not establish an operated overnight facility or guaranteed shelter placement.

North Bend Family Housing: supportive-housing assessment pathway ↗

Coos county service leads · Organization publisher

Housing authority describes three permanent-housing application routes, including Coordinated Entry for homeless households with qualifying serious/persistent mental illness.

Housing assistance intake

Phone

Housing authority: 541-756-4111; Compass: 541-888-3202; Salvation Army mobile outreach: 541-888-5202

Published location

Housing authority office: 1700 Monroe St, North Bend, OR 97459

Access requirements

Income and program-specific eligibility apply; supportive-housing pathway requires homelessness and qualifying SPMI.

How to start

Contact a listed Coordinated Entry partner for supportive housing; voucher units apply through authority; general units through property manager.

Permanent housing and waiting-list/assessment routes, not emergency overnight shelter. Publisher says opening in October 2026; exact opening and vacancies were not confirmed.

Pendleton Day Center — showers, laundry vouchers and mail ↗

Umatilla county service leads · Organization publisher

Neighbor 2 Neighbor offers free showers, laundry vouchers and mail access to people facing homelessness at its Sunday day center. The visible homepage says the day center is open Sundays noon–3 p.m.; overnight shelter and Veda’s Café are closed through October 12, 2026.

Day centers and rest · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Weather relief

Phone

Station/day center when open: 458-300-3199

Published location

715 SE Court Ave, Pendleton, OR 97801

Published schedule

Sunday noon–3 p.m.; extreme-weather openings depend on conditions and staffing.

Access requirements

Regular services target people experiencing homelessness; extreme-weather day-center access is open regardless of circumstance.

How to start

Visit during confirmed day-center hours; check current status or call while open before travel.

Current closure notice applies to overnight shelter and café, not Sunday day services. Do not rely on older seasonal shelter hours or planned year-round transition as confirmation of tonight’s shelter. Opening depends on volunteer availability; laundry access is a voucher, not confirmed on-site machines.

Baker Community Outreach Center — basic needs and document help ↗

Baker county service leads · Organization publisher

Peer drop-in center for people with substance-use or mental-health conditions. Houseless resources include food, bottled water, Home in a Bag, hygiene kits and access to shower/laundry services. Supported employment includes help obtaining ID, birth certificates and Social Security cards.

Day centers and rest · Outreach · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · ID and birth certificate help · Housing assistance intake

Phone

Peer line: 541-406-4444, available 24/7

Published location

2405 10th Street, Baker City, OR 97814

Published schedule

Drop-in Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–noon and 1–4 p.m.; closed holidays.

Access requirements

Peer outreach center for individuals with substance-use or mental-health conditions; ask staff about each basic-needs service.

How to start

Drop in during open hours or call the peer line; ask about housing-assistance referrals and document help.

The page describes access to showers/laundry but does not say whether they are on site, by referral or voucher, or list fees. Confirm access arrangements. Housing support does not establish an overnight bed. Document help is within supported employment.

Baker Truck Corral — commercial shower and laundry option ↗

Baker county service leads · Organization publisher

Truck stop publishes private showers and laundry facilities for professional drivers and cross-country travelers. This is a commercial access lead where free public facilities are limited.

Showers and hygiene · Laundry

Phone

541-523-4318

Published location

515 Campbell, Baker City, OR; I-84 Exit 304

Published schedule

Business states it never closes; confirm shower/laundry availability.

Access requirements

Professional truckers and travelers; ask about access for someone without a commercial truck.

How to start

Call the truck stop for shower/laundry access, current charges and any customer requirements.

Treat as a paid/commercial option with fees unconfirmed. The source does not promise free access, a voucher, unrestricted public access or a free driver lounge.

Ontario, Nyssa and Vale cooked meal sites ↗

Malheur county service leads · Organization publisher

Congregate meals at three Malheur County centers provide prepared food. Eligible older adults and their spouse/partner have no required payment; other people under 60 must pay $5 per meal.

Food and meals

Phone

Ontario/Nyssa: 541-889-7651; Vale: 541-473-3185

Published location

Ontario: 842 SE 1st Ave. Nyssa: 316 Good Ave. Vale: 100 Longfellow St S.

Published schedule

Noon–1 p.m.; Ontario/Nyssa Tue/Thu; Vale Mon/Wed.

Access requirements

Eligible seniors over age 60 and spouse/partner regardless of age; ask about eligibility at age 60 because the page says over 60. Others under 60 pay $5.

How to start

First-time visitors should call well in advance so enough meals are prepared.

Suggested $3.50 donation for eligible participants is voluntary; required $5 charge applies to other under-60 diners. This is not free food for every age. Holiday schedules may differ.

CCNO community meal sites — prepared lunches ↗

Baker, Union, Wallowa county service leads · Organization publisher

Public community-center lunches in Baker City, La Grande, Enterprise and Wallowa. Eligible older adults make voluntary contributions and cannot be refused for inability to contribute; other diners generally pay around $8.

Food and meals

Phone

La Grande: 541-963-7532; Baker: 541-523-6591; Enterprise: 541-426-3840; Wallowa: 541-886-8971

Published location

La Grande: 1504 N Albany St; Baker City: 2810 Cedar St; Enterprise: 702 NW 1st St; Wallowa: 204 E 2nd St.

Published schedule

Lunch up to five days a week; call each community center for meal days, serving times and menu.

Access requirements

Age 60+ and spouses of any age; people with disabilities of any age who live with and accompany an eligible older adult. Others may purchase meals.

How to start

Call the nearest center about meal times and participation.

Around $8 is an approximate under-60/noneligible cost; confirm the local price. Public meal sites are not overnight shelters or unrestricted homeless day centers. Grant meals are operated separately by the county.

Shelter From the Storm — community pantry and survivor shelter ↗

Union county service leads · Organization publisher

La Grande survivor organization offers emergency shelter, food and basic needs for people fleeing partner violence, plus a separate on-site food pantry explicitly available to community members.

Food and meals · Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake

Phone

Office: 541-963-7226; 24-hour crisis/support: 541-963-9261

Published location

Office/pantry: 10901 Island Ave, La Grande, OR 97850

Published schedule

Community pantry Tue–Thu 1–4 p.m.; office Mon–Thu 8 a.m.–4 p.m., closed noon–1 p.m.; crisis line 24 hours.

Access requirements

Community members may use pantry; emergency shelter and case-managed housing support are survivor-specific.

How to start

Visit the pantry during distribution hours; call crisis/support line about safe shelter.

Pantry access is distinct from survivor shelter eligibility. Housing funding is limited and case-managed; no current vacancy established. Public office/pantry address is not a published shelter address.

Grant County senior meal sites — John Day, Monument and Prairie City ↗

Grant county service leads · Organization publisher

County senior programs publish prepared noon meals in three communities, and offer referrals for daily survival needs. Ask the county about meal eligibility, payment and home-delivered meal screening.

Food and meals

Phone

541-620-3014

Published location

Program office: 530 E Main Street #4, John Day, OR 97845. Meal locations: John Day, Monument and Prairie City senior centers.

Published schedule

John Day Mon/Thu noon; Monument Tue noon; Prairie City Wed noon.

Access requirements

Senior programs; specific age, disability, guest and payment rules require confirmation.

How to start

Call Senior Programs before attending or to ask about home-delivered eligibility.

Page does not publish a meal charge, precise eligibility cutoff or street addresses for all meal sites. The office address is not a confirmed meal-serving address. Confirm site and holiday schedule before travel.

Burns Paiute food distribution — restricted eligibility ↗

Harney county service leads · Government publisher

Tribal Food Distribution Program publishes monthly food packages and emergency nutrition assistance for eligible families and elders in the Burns Paiute Reservation/Burns-Hines service area.

Food and meals

Phone

Clinic contact: 541-573-8050

Published location

Wadatika Health Clinic: 50 Pasigo St, Burns, OR 97720

Published schedule

Clinic Mon–Fri 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., closed holidays; food distribution schedule requires confirmation.

Access requirements

Published criteria require federally recognized tribal membership, reservation or Burns/Hines service-area residence, proof of membership and proof of qualifying income. The service description also mentions some non-Indian reservation families; ask staff to resolve applicability.

How to start

Contact the clinic/program about food certification and pickup; clinic visits are by appointment.

Restricted program, not an unrestricted public food pantry. Do not assume clinic hours are food pickup hours. Package contents are not established as no-cook food. Confirm emergency package eligibility separately.

Hood River youth/family liaison — school meals and access ↗

Hood River county service leads · Government publisher

District McKinney-Vento liaison assists families and unaccompanied students facing housing instability with school enrollment, school-meal applications and transportation to their school of origin.

Food and meals · Transportation · Outreach

Phone

Erica Magana: 541-354-5104 ext. 4851

Published location

District office: 1011 Eugene Street, Hood River, OR 97031

Access requirements

Students and families with unstable housing, including doubled-up/couch surfing, shelters, vehicles, campgrounds, substandard housing and unaccompanied youth.

How to start

Call the liaison or ask a designated school contact for help; email erica.magana@hoodriver.k12.or.us.

School-related help, not general public meals, transportation or shelter. Meal participation and transport arrangements are handled through the district. The page does not promise ID/birth-certificate replacement assistance.

Harney Hub — prepared pickup meals and pantry ↗

Harney county service leads · Organization publisher

Harney Hub publishes ready-to-eat Tuesday/Thursday meals with pickup arrangements, an on-site congregate meal option, a pantry and a sitting area during business hours.

Food and meals · Day centers and rest

Phone

Office: 541-573-6024; kitchen: 541-413-2280

Published location

Harney Hub, Burns, OR; pickup behind building off Birch/Rail Road Ave. Call for directions.

Published schedule

Meals Tue/Thu 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m., excluding holidays. Order Mon/Wed 8 a.m.–noon. Homepage pantry: Wed 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

Access requirements

Age 60+ suggested $5 meal donation; under 60 required $10 meal charge. Call about pantry rules.

How to start

Call kitchen the day before pickup with name/time; office can relay messages. Congregate meals do not require reservation.

Meals are not free for all ages. Extra pickup meals are very limited. Confirm any additional pantry days. Sitting area is a community-center amenity, not a dedicated homeless shelter or overnight site.

Helping Hand — eastern Umatilla housing assistance intake ↗

Umatilla county service leads · Organization publisher

Appointment-based assistance for eviction, move-in and rental application fees and utility needs, subject to documentation, individual need and funds. Serves ten named eastern Umatilla communities including Pendleton and the reservation.

Housing assistance intake

Phone

541-276-3418

Published location

Inside CAPECO main office: 211 SE Byers Ave, Pendleton, OR 97801

Published schedule

Tue–Fri 9–11:30 a.m.; appointment only; leave a phone message anytime.

Access requirements

Pendleton, Weston, Helix, Adams, Meacham, Pilot Rock, Athena, Reith, Ukiah and Umatilla Indian Reservation. Intake and proof of need/income apply.

How to start

Call and leave a message to request appointment and required documents.

Funding and frequency limits apply; no shelter bed established. Applicants may need eviction/rental documents, income/expenses for 60 days and household Social Security information. Requirements vary by service.

Pendleton city guide — hot meals, restrooms and daytime access ↗

Umatilla county service leads · Government publisher

City guide lists Salvation Army prepared meals, Outreach Food Pantry, the library’s public restrooms/computers/charging and COPES daytime peer center. It supplies practical contacts for confirming access.

Food and meals · Day centers and rest · Showers and hygiene

Phone

Salvation Army meal listing: 541-276-3301; Outreach pantry: 541-276-2878; library: 541-966-0386

Published location

Salvation Army: 150 SE Emigrant Ave; Outreach: 440 SW Emigrant Ave; library: 502 SW Dorion Ave; COPES: 1516 SW Emigrant Ave, Pendleton.

Published schedule

Guide: meals Mon–Sat 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m., Sun 2–3 p.m.; pantry Mon–Thu call first; library Mon–Thu 10 a.m.–7 p.m., Fri/Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Access requirements

Individual facility eligibility varies; call to confirm.

How to start

Use listed contacts for meals/pantry; visit library during current public hours.

Guide may change: confirm hours before travel. Hygiene here means public restrooms, not showers. Its older seasonal shelter wording is superseded by N2N’s dated current notice; do not rely on this guide for current overnight status.

Oregon OHA: participating birth certificate assistance organizations ↗

Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Crook, Curry, Deschutes, Douglas, Gilliam, Hood River, Jackson, Jefferson, Josephine, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Morrow, Multnomah, Polk, Tillamook, Umatilla, Washington, Wheeler, Yamhill county service leads · Government publisher

State directory of organizations participating in birth certificate assistance. Use its county, organization, location and phone fields to find a contact near you.

ID and birth certificate help

Access requirements

Each listed organization must confirm whether it can help you through the homelessness birth certificate program.

How to start

Select a nearby organization from the directory and call its published number before traveling. Ask about intake, document requirements and current funding.

This is a participant directory, not proof of an open walk-in service or available funding. County tags follow the directory county field; they do not establish a facility in every county. Refer to OHA program instructions for eligibility.

Marion Polk Food Share: food banks, pantries and mobile distributions ↗

Marion, Polk county service leads · Organization publisher

Search Marion and Polk county food pantries, community meals and mobile distributions by city, service type or schedule. Listings include Salem, Woodburn, Keizer, Stayton, Turner, Dallas and rural communities.

Food and meals

Phone

503-581-3855

Published schedule

Pantry-specific schedules are listed in the directory; confirm with the selected pantry.

Access requirements

Ask the selected pantry about current eligibility and service area. The provider says proof of ID, income, address or citizenship is not required.

How to start

Choose a pantry from Find Food and call its listed number. If someone must pick up food for you, ask about the Authorized Representative Form.

Regional locator, not a pickup promise. The Salem warehouse does not distribute food directly to the public. Rules and schedules vary by distribution. The site posts an October 12 holiday closure; confirm whether the selected pantry is affected.

Oregon Food Bank: nearby groceries and meals ↗

Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher

Search by address, city or ZIP code for free groceries, meals and produce. Filter by food type and pickup day, then contact the food site about access.

Food and meals

Directory results are not a food reservation. Confirm current distribution times and any site-specific requirements.

211info: drop-in centers and daily support ↗

Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher

Browse drop-in centers for provider-specific meals, showers, laundry, mail and other daily support. Services differ by center.

Day centers and rest · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Food and meals

Not every center offers every listed service. Check the individual provider, service area, access restrictions and current schedule.

USPS General Delivery: receiving mail without a fixed address ↗

Shared referral or national option · Government publisher

Ask the local Post Office about General Delivery, its designated pickup office, identification requirements and mail-holding limits before using the address.

Mail and mailing addresses

General Delivery is governed by USPS recipient-service rules, including identification and local postmaster decisions. This is a national postal option, not a verified local mailing address or a guarantee that an agency accepts it as proof of residence.

211info: public showers and bathing directory ↗

Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher

Use the public showers directory to find bathing access and provider details near your location.

Showers and hygiene

How to start

Search for your location and open individual provider details.

Shared referral directory; not confirmation of a shower site in every county or a current opening.

Oregon Lifeline — phone service assistance ↗

Shared referral or national option · Government publisher

Qualifying Oregon households can apply for discounted phone or internet service, or free wireless service. The state lists providers and application links.

Phone access

Phone

800-848-4442

Published schedule

Lifeline program contact: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Access requirements

Applicants must be at least 18 and meet qualifying-benefit or income rules. One Lifeline benefit per household.

How to start

Choose the free wireless or discounted-service application on the state page. Ask about coverage and device compatibility.

This is an application for service, not an immediate public phone. Access Wireless offers a SIM for a compatible unlocked phone and no longer supplies free handsets. Eligibility, activation and local coverage require confirmation.

Oregon SNAP — food benefits and application help ↗

Shared referral or national option · Government publisher

ODHS explains monthly grocery benefits, application routes, interviews and EBT cards. Apply online, by phone or through a local office.

Food and meals

Phone

800-699-9075

Access requirements

Oregon residence, income and eligible citizenship or immigration status rules apply. Some applicants have work requirements or exemptions; ODHS determines eligibility.

How to start

Follow Apply now or Get help to apply on the ODHS page. Ask ODHS how to receive an EBT card and notices if you lack reliable mail.

Benefits require application and approval; this is not a same-day meal or pantry. Household eligibility, exemptions, benefit amounts and delivery arrangements are unconfirmed.

Oregon DMV: free ID program and document preparation ↗

Shared referral or national option · Government publisher

DMV explains its free ID card program for people experiencing homelessness. Community service providers can help prepare the required homelessness form and documents.

ID and birth certificate help

Phone

503-945-5000

Published schedule

DMV Customer Assistance: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.

Access requirements

Free ID eligibility and the Determination of Homelessness form must be confirmed with a provider and DMV.

How to start

Ask a community service provider about the homelessness form. Call DMV for document requirements and appointment assistance if you cannot use the internet.

Other identity and application requirements still apply. This page does not promise a free driver license, REAL ID, immediate issuance or local document assistance at every office.

Oregon OHA: free birth certificate assistance through providers ↗

Shared referral or national option · Government publisher

People experiencing homelessness can ask a participating provider for help obtaining their own birth certificate at no cost, including assistance with forms, identity proof, payment and delivery.

ID and birth certificate help

Access requirements

Program assistance is for your own certificate; birth-record identity and eligibility requirements apply.

How to start

Open the Free Birth Certificates for Persons Who Are Homeless section. Contact a listed participating provider before ordering or visiting Vital Records. Ask about help if you lack ID or were born outside Oregon.

A walk-in visit to Vital Records does not establish free eligibility. Program funds do not cover certificates for family members. Confirm provider participation, funding and acceptable identity proof.

Oregon Food Bank — find free groceries, produce and meals ↗

Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher

Statewide starting point for free groceries, fresh produce and prepared meals. Search FoodFinder by ZIP code for local food-assistance locations. Pantries, meal sites and mobile or produce markets offer different formats; some meal programs serve specific groups.

Food and meals

Access requirements

Oregon Food Bank states that its free-food network does not require proof of income or documentation. Particular food sources and programs can have eligibility or intake requirements; check the selected site. This statement does not establish SNAP or WIC eligibility.

How to start

Use the linked FoodFinder ZIP-code search and confirm the selected site’s schedule, access arrangements and food format before traveling.

This is a referral directory, not a food-pickup location. County coverage means network access, not a guaranteed open site, inventory or delivery in every community. FoodFinder is not a complete list of all network partners.

Oregon Food Bank — regional food and support network ↗

Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher

Directory of regional organizations coordinating food assistance across Oregon. Find the organization serving your county and its local pantry or meal-site guidance.

Food and meals

Access requirements

Food assistance is free; food-source and program requirements can vary. A regional warehouse’s service area does not establish walk-in public food distribution at that warehouse.

How to start

Find the regional organization serving your county, then follow its public pantry or meal-site links, or use FoodFinder for local assistance.

Regional organizations coordinate distribution to local partners; food-assistance sites are where people receive food. One organization can operate several sites. FoodFinder is not a complete network-partner directory. Contact a regional organization to confirm network relationships.