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Day Centers & Homeless Resources

Information about day centers and other resources for people experiencing homelessness.
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Community Connect

Seeking prevention or homeless assistance? Contact the Community Connect homeless response system at:

Call 503-640-3263(Link opens phone app) | email communityconnect@caowash.org

Day centers and other homeless resources

Just Compassion of East Washington County - 503-624-4666(Link opens phone app)
Just Compassion(Link is external) is open 10 am to 2 pm, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Showers and laundry are offered on the first Sunday of the month from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. Contact Just Compassion for further information.

HomePlate Youth Services - 503-320-8965(Link opens phone app)
HomePlate(Link is external) is open offers drop-in services and street outreach for young people age 24 years and younger experiencing homelessness.

Open Door HousingWorks - 503-640-9374(Link opens phone app)
Open Door(Link is external) is open 9 am to 3 pm, Monday through Friday, and offers drop-in daytime services for homeless persons including hot meals, showers, laundry, phone and mailbox use. Emergency food boxes and other services are also available.

Project Homeless Connect (PHC) -971-713-3930(Link opens phone app)
PHC(Link is external) offers outreach services and drop-in daytime services for homeless persons every day of the week, Sunday - Saturday from 7am - 4pm. The Center is located at 363 SE 6 Avenue, Hillsboro (near the 8th Street Max Stop).

Washington County Family Shelter Network administered by Community Action - 503-640-3263(Link opens phone app)
Community Action(Link is external) offers a variety of assistance for homeless families and persons at risk of homelessness.

Safe Place for Youth - 503-542-2717(Link opens phone app)
Safe Place(Link is external) serves youth aged 12 to 20 years experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless because of instability in their own homes. Safe Place provides emergency shelter, basic needs, and case management services for youth who have run away or are homeless. Please reach out for availability and to learn more about this shelter.

211 Info - 211(Link opens phone app) or 503-222-5555(Link opens phone app)
211 Info(Link is external) is an Information and Referral services that connects people in Oregon and Southwest Washington with community resources.

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Shelters

Shelter and access center programs act as the “front door” of our homeless system of care. They provide emergency services including hygiene, nutrition, and safe sleep, while also helping to connect families and individuals to housing.
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Neighborhood Plans

Neighborhood Plans are an agreement made by the shelter operator and Washington County to ensure each shelter location is a supportive neighbor. These plans have also been referred to as "Good Neighbor Agreements".

Related News

Washington County funds transitional housing sites and access center with SHS resources

With Supportive Housing Services (SHS) resources, Washington County funds capital investments in access center and two transitional housing sites to address important community need for housing with wrap around services onsite.

Just Compassion breaks ground on future year-round shelter and access center

Just Compassion breaks ground on future year-round shelter and access center funded by Washington County allocation of voter-approved Supportive Housing Services measure.
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