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HomePlate youth drop-ins — showers, laundry, meals and ID help
Housing & eviction · Washington county source leads; provider and program restrictions apply · source_profile_reviewed · reviewed 2026-10-11
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How to get started with this resource
First step: Open the publisher source and check that it covers your situation and location.
Eligibility: Youth ages 12–24 experiencing housing instability.
How to apply or contact: Visit drop-in or contact dropin@homeplateyouth.org.
Timing: No specific deadline is recorded. Read current publisher instructions and any notice you received.
What to ask before you apply or file
- Does this office serve my location and situation? For court matters, confirm the correct court and venue.
- What documents, forms and signatures are needed, and where should I send them?
- Is there a fee, repayment obligation or fee-waiver option?
- How do I receive confirmation, track progress and correct missing information?
- If refused or denied, where are the review or appeal instructions and deadlines?
- Can I get language assistance, disability accommodations or an offline option?
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Source profile
What this source covers
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.
How to use it
Contact the provider before traveling. Ask about current intake, restrictions, accessibility, pets, transport and required documents.
Published 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.
Limits and questions to verify
Confirm which services are available at each location and any scheduling requirements. No overnight shelter or available housing is established. Current capacity, openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Source and review details
Public publisher bytes retained with SHA-256; service-navigation profile reviewed 2026-10-11. Source descriptions and county scope are leads, not confirmation of openings, capacity, funding or eligibility. Contacts transcribed from publisher.
HomePlate youth drop-ins — showers, laundry, meals and ID help
Publisher source
Location: day center drop in rest; showers shower hygiene bathing; laundry washing clothes; food pantry free meals groceries; transportation bus; identification ID card birth certificate document replacement; housing assistance intake; Washington County; discovered from https://www.homeplateyouth.org/drop-in.
Evidence type: publisher html snapshot.
Retained evidence SHA-256: b1d9d7b1df2b0eb806a40e26cfcfb38cacb36bcf2f0f00fb337169511d6dc11c.
HomePlate youth drop-ins — showers, laundry, meals and ID help supporting publisher page
Publisher source
Location: Supporting publisher source 1.
Evidence type: publisher source snapshot.
Retained evidence SHA-256: 992836458c3451e193faaa80fdddb76df5b5b0a81d719cd6bed3922a2cde8a3a.
This review describes the publisher's resource. It is not a legal opinion, a finding of eligibility or a verified legal deadline.