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Mondays: 9am-3pm
- Workforce Development
- Lents Wellness Fair
- 4244 SE 91st Ave, 97266
Tuesdays: 9am-3pm
- Montavilla Wellness Fair
- Hot meals, showers, hygiene, wound care, Community Health Workers and PWS to help assist towards resources.
Thursdays: 9am-3pm
- Montavilla Wellness Fair
- Hot meals, showers, hygiene, wound care, Community Health Workers and PWS to help assist towards resources.
Fridays: 2pm-4pm
- To-Go Hot Meals
Fridays: 5pm-7pm
- Lents Community Dinner
- 9000 SE Holgate Blvd. 97266
https://pdxsaintslove.org/day-center-schedule
In community and collaboration we can make a deep impact in our neighborhoods.
Coming together to create open air fairs and free markets that bring resources like showers, haircuts, clothing, hygiene supplies, OHP/Snap assistance, ID and Birth record replacement, food boxes, hot meals, wound care, hop passes, etc.
Also to include, access to Community Health Workers assisting in shelter referrals, detox and recovery referrals, connections to PCP, and assist in housing navigation.
Partners Include: Portland Street Response, Cultivate Initiatives, Care Oregon, Montavilla Collective, Our Streets PDX, Oregon Health Authority, CAP Prevention, Quest Integrative Health, Boulder Care Recovery, Great Circle Recovery, Transitions Projects, MHAOO, CCC, and more.
We provide support for individuals and families living chronically homeless, towards long term housing stability.
We partner in the Tri-County area to collaborate with organizations and counties to connect people to the services, as well as support and help to eliminate any barriers to housing.
Community Health Workers and Peer Support Specialists are here to support that process.
We can assist in coordinated housing assessments, communications, obtaining identifying information, letters of support, and referrals.
Please use request for services link or drop in services to access.
We provide on-site resident services with our certified Community Health Workers.
These services provide low income residents with additional supports connected to their housing that include rent assistance navigation, connections to sustainable food access, providing a liaison between property management and resident, health resources, connections to their neighborhood resources, and community building projects like monthly gatherings and art and wellness activities.
These programs are vital to sustainability for health and housing.
We have staff of individuals who have come from homelessness, substance use, trauma, and poverty. Our goal is to build life long skills in community wellness work that affects generations of our community members.
Sponsoring staff members through vital trainings that include Mental Health First Aid, De-Escalation Training, Trauma Informed Care, and ultimately, CHW certification and PSS Certifications to expand their scope of work.
These positions begin as reduced barrier, supportive, and compassionate, supporting social inclusion, which creates ability, opportunity, and dignity, and a sense of belonging that leaves people feeling safe, supported, and accepted.
We provide mentorships to those desiring a chance out of substance use disorder and homelessness.
Our hopes are to link arms in those first steps, providing a mentor to walk through barriers like connecting to resources, housing, and employment.
Removing barriers like navigating access to birth certificates, ID, social security cards, housing deposits and application fees.
We believe when someone is in the change cycle, they should be afforded an opportunity without many barriers.
While waiting for SUD beds or detox, we hope to form relationships with individuals that motivate them to keep going.
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |