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• It is with great pleasure that we recommend to you the second edition of the Metropolitan Youth Commission's Directory of Youth Programs and Services.
Over five hundred listings are included under twenty seven categories from Alcohol to Volunteer Services. This comprehensive directory will be of great assis
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Neil Goldschmidt Mayor City of Portland
h;~/1~4&~ M. James Gleason Chairman, Board of County Commissioners Multnomah County
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The Directory is diVided into two sections. The first section includes a comprehensive listing of youth programs and services within Multnomah County and Portland with an alphabetical index.
The second section (follO\~ing the alphabetical index) offers a The second edition of the Metropolitan Youth Commission Directory resource list of programs and services within Clackamas, Clark, of Youth Programs and Services within Portland and Multnomah Columbia and Washington Coufities. County offers a complete revision and many new program listings. We have also included Metropolitan County programs providing Table of Contents additional resources for the users of this Directory. This Directory is divided into functional categories listed in A short statement of purpose has been included with each alphabetical order in the Table of Contents located at the front of this Directory. listing. This statemont is useful only as a guide and does not
give a complete indication of the total function of that program Alphabetical Index or service. A complete alphabetical listing of all programs and services within The listing of a program or service in this Directory is for Multnomah County and Portland is located in the back of this information only. It does not imply quality of programs or Directory. services, or Metropolitan Youth Commission endorsement. For further information relating to this catalog or additional copies, Agency Listings The sponsoring agencies of particular programs .or services are contact the Metropolitan Youth Commission, 248-4005. We appreciate the contributions of Mary Berreth, Jill Randall, -I isted within parentheses after each appropriate listing. Since this is mainly a Directory of programs and services, agencies are Sherry Kohring, Janis Pearson, Helen Catlin and the entire Volun listed separately only when they have a special function within . teer Board and staff of the Metropolitan Youth Commission: lone themselves. Clair, Rabbi Yonah Geller, Dr. Don James, Nathan Nickerson,
George Oberteuffer, Dean Phillips, Patricia Riedel, Rev. Randy Metropolitan County Listi~ Roth, Donorval Tate, Paul Bloom, Sarah Newhall and Diane Lettau. Following the alphabetical index, youth resources within the Metro politan area counties fClackamas, Clark, Columbia, and Washington) are listed under functional categories.
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EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE ------______37
FAMILY AND PERSONAL COUNSELING ------______39 CATEGORY also see Abortion & Family Planning ALCOHOL ------also see Crisis Intervention also see Crisis Intervention also see Mentar Health also see Mental Health also see Resfdentic.l Care &Service HANDICAPPED ------______43
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMS .. ------4 HEALTH ------______50 A. Abortion & Family Planning ------____ 50 CHILD AND DAY CARE ------7 also see Family & Personal Counseling also see Unmarried Parents CONSUMER PROTECTION ------9 B. Chronic Diseases ------_____ 52 CORRECTIONS ------11 C. Dental ------______55 D. Maternal &Child Health ------____ 57 CRISIS INTERVENTION ------13 also see Alcohol E. Medical Clinics ------______58 also see Family &Personal Counseling F. Mental Health ------______61 also see Alcohol CULTURE ArlD RECREATION ------16 also sue Family &Personal Counseling also see Residential Care & Service DROP-IN CENTERS ------28
(DRUG ABUSE - see Alcohol, Crisis Intervention, Mental Health) !lOUSING ------~------______64
LEGAL ------______66 EDUCATION ------~------30 also see Culture & Recreation MANPOWER (Employment) ------______68 also see Veterans
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MULTI-SERVICE ------76 AL. ANON (Alcoholics Anonymous) 654-3187 1906 Monroe Street RESIDENTJAL CARE AND SERVICE ------BO Portland, Oregon 97222 Self-help program for families with drinking problems. Groups also see Alcohol in Portland. also see Mental Health AL ATEEN (Alcoholics Anonymous) 654-3187 Address is mt\bi 1e. SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ACTION GROUPS ------85 Assists youth Wi'l!} have family or friends with drinking !J:'iJhlems.
UNMARRIED PARENTS ______p______89 ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION Conducts weekly alcoholics anonymous group meetings as well also see Abortion & Family P~anning as general therapy sessions for alcoholics. Provides room and board facilities for a nominal fee. VETERANS ______91 Men's Center 288-3930 Women's Center 234-4039 1831 S.W. 14th Avenue 2727 S.E. Alder Street Portland, Oregon 97201 Portland, Oregon 97214 VOLUNTEER SERVICES ______93 Men's Center 233-7623 2712 S.E. Salmon Street INDEX ______------95 Portland, Oregon 97214
METROPOLITAN COUNTIES ------104 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 223-8569 Dekum Building Room 614 A. Clackamas County, Oregon ------104 519 S.W. 3rd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97204 B. Clark County, Washington ------107 Assists individuals with drinking problems. Central referral for all Alcoholics Anonymous. C. Columbia County, Oregon ------111 D. Washington County, Oregon ------~------113 ALCOHOLIC'S RECOVERY CENTER (DAVID P. HOOPER) 248-3770 (Multnomah County) 227 S.W. Pine Portland, Oregon 97204 Provides a five-day detoxification program for those with serious drinking problems. ALCOHOL, continued ALCOHOL, continued ALCOHOLISM COUNSELING AND RECOVERY PROGRAM 233-5888 1200 S.E. 7th Avenue OREGON COUNCIL ON ALCOHOL PROBLEMS (OCAP) 282-2539 Portland, Oregon 97214 1704 N.E. 32nd Avenue Referral and assistance for alcoholics and drug addicts; group Portland, Oregon 97212 discussions, rap sessions and live-in opportunities. Educates people into changing their attitudes towards problems of a1 cohol. Conducts speakers bureau and workshops. "Chri stian" emphasis. ALCOHOLISM TREATMENT AND TRAINING CENTER 229-5430 (State of Oregon Mental Health Division) 309 S.W. 4th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97204 Group therapy programs and medication for the treatment of alcoholism.
DAMMASCH STATE HOSPITAL 638-4161 38 Wil sonvil1 e' Wilsonville, Oregon 97070 Operates a medical detoxification program and subsequent treat~ ment available on a psycho-social level for alcoholics w~shing to pursue further treatment.
HARMONY HOUSE #2 232-3448 1925 S.E. Taylor Street Portland, Oregon 97214 Rehabilitation house for alcoholics.
HAR~10NY HOUSE #~, 235-3472 > 1932 S.E. Taylor Street Portland, Oregon 97214 Rehabilitation house for alcoholics.
INFORMATION REFERRAL CENTER FOR ALCOHOLIC 282-3635 PROBLEMS (Council on Alcoholism Portland Tri-County Area) 1704 N.E. 32nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97212 Telephone referral service that refers people to a; ,1V'\es and hospitals for help with alcoholic problems.
NATIVE AMERICAN REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION 233-7643 3303 S.E. Division Portland, Oregon 97206 Individual and group counseling. Provides two ha'lf-way houses. Workin~ in the area of education and awareness of alcohol problems and prevention. I 2 3 I r·_··········_···
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OPEN COMMUNITY SCHOOL 282-7684 2440 N.E. 10th Avenue 1ro8rams ,. Portland, Oregon 97212 Learning in a structured but open environment. Tuition based on sliding scale, parental involvement is expected. Open to youth 5 to 14. ALBINA YOUTH OPPORTUNITY SCHOOLS, INC. 288-5813 3710 N. Mississippi Avenue Po~tland, Oregon 97227 OPEN MEADOWS LEARNING COMMUNITY 222-5909 Provides educational counseling programs for youth who have (Portland Youth Advocates) dropped out of the public school system. Open to youth 12-19. 1532 S.W. Morrison Portland, Oregon 97205 CLEVELAND OPTION 233-6441 ~n alternative s9hoo1 offering preparation for GED, training (Cleveland High School, Portland Public Schools) 1n crafts and Skllls. Open to high school age students. 3400 S.E. 26th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97202 PORTLAND RESIDENTIAL MANPOWER CENTER 224-0190 A school within a. school for 20-25 students dissatisfied with the (Portland Public Schools) ~egu1ar options within Cleveland. Emphasis on basic skills, 1022 S.W. Salmon Street career exploration and community involvement. Portland, Oregon 97205 Local job corps trainiryg program for disadvantaged high school FOCUS 253-4781 drop:outs 16-21. ~rovlde5 comprehensive services including ~esi (Madison High School, Portland Public Schools) dent1al suppo~t, hlgh school equivalency and vocational classes. 2735 N.E. 82nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97220 QUINCEY SCHOOL 288-7211 Alternative program within Madison serving 100 students, pro (Adams High School, Portland Public Schools) viding individualized curriculum with an exper!mental approach. 5700 N.E. 39th Portland, Oregon 97211 Alternative school within Adams High School. Emphasis on regu METROPOLITAN LEARNING CENTER 227-6837 lar~y scheduled 9oun~e1ing groups, basic skills, interdisciplinary (Portland Public Schools) [OroJects,.co~unlty lnvolvement and career exploration. Also 2033 N.W. G1isan Street 1:1 asses 1'.'1 thln Adams program. Portl and, Oregon 97209 . An alternative school p~oviding students with the opportun~ty to design their own learning program, selecting from alterna~lves THE LEARNiNG TREE provided by the total community. Open to students from killder 4312 S.E. Stark garten through high school. Portland, Oregon 97214 Offers an alternative to classroom learning by providing indi OCHOCO (Koinonia House) 226-7807 vidualized instruction for high school students. 633 S.W. Montgomery Street Portland, Oregon 97201 VOCATIONAL VILLAGE (Portl and Publ ic School s) r34-6604 An info~mal free school offering classes in basic survival. 5040 S.E. Milwaukie Occasional field trips. Open to all ages. Portland, Oregon 97202 Pr:ogram for: h.igh school students and drop-outs Emphasis on voca t10na1 tra1nlng. Offers high school credit. Open to youth 15-21.
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I\ 1 ALTERNATIVE EDUCATICN PROGRAMS, continued 1 232-0634 WILLAMETTE LEARNING CENTER Chi(d and'D@ Care r$ 834 S.E. Ash Street Ij Port1 and, Oregon 97214 . An alternative school for drop-outs. Progr~m lncludes classes, I GED diploma, recreation, crafts and counsellng. EXTENDED DAY (Portland Public Schools) 288-5361 220 N. E. Beech WYNNE WATTS HIGH SCHOOL 255-5862 Portland, Oregon 97212 (Portland Public Schools) Before and after school constructive care program for elementary 930 N.E. 162nd Avenue school age children. Field trips, planned activity. Several Portl and, Oregon 97230 . A1 el (JmentarY school s house programs. School r;mari1y for delinquent girls from the L.ou.lse H.ome. so has da~ program for unwed mothers who want to flnlsh hlgh school. FAMILY INFORMATION REFERRAL SERVICES 226-7638 (Metro-4C Council) 1630 S.W. Morrison Portland, Oregon 97205 Provides comprehensive child and day care information and referral. Information regarding location, fees, etc. for all day care and pre-school centers in the 4-county area. Also referral informa tion for families.
LATCH KEY (YMCA) A before and after school developmental child care program for grade school children grades 1 through 6. Su~er day long pro gram. MAIN OFFICE: John R. Leach YMCA 775-4396 \ 6036 S.E. Foster Road Portland, Oregon 97206 1 John R. Leach YMCA Centers: Abernethy School 236-4886 Gilbert Park SchOOl 761-3300 2421 S.E. Orange ". 13132 S.E. Ramona Portland, Oregon PDrtland, Oregon Brooklyn School 232-1079 Kerns School 236-4808 3830S. E. 14th 2610 N.E. Everett Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon .. , Creston School Lane School 775-8609 4701 S. E. Bush 7200 S. Eo 60th Portl and, ot'e!lon Port1 and, Oregon Grout School 235-6451 Prescott School 252-3411 3119 S.E. Holgate Blvd. 10410 N.E. Prescott Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon
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LATCH V£Y (continued) Richmond School 236-4779 Sunnyside School 236-4277 C011jumer~rotectt~ 2276 S.E. 41st 3421 S.E. Salmon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Sacramento School 252-8357 11400 N.E. Sacramento Portland, Oregon BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 226-3981 623 Corbett Building HAHl OFFICE: !1CCM (Multnomah County 777-4761 Portland, Oregon 97204 Community Action Agency) Provides reports, surveys and information regarding particular 4420 S.E. 64th Avenue business practices. Handles individual complaints of false Port1and, Oregon 97206 advertising or deficient merchandise. HCCM Centers: Arleta School 775-8645 Earl Boyles School 760-1633 5109 S.t. 66th 10822 S.E. Bush CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSELING SERVICE 232-8139 Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon 3420 S.E. Powell Boulevard Portland, Oregon 97202 Clark School 252-3437 Lincoln Park School 255-1311 Provides a variety of services including negotiations with 1231 $.E. 92nd 13200 S.E. Lincoln clients, ~reditors and setting up a repayment program based Port1and. Oregon Portland, Oregon on the abllity to pay. Also, offers counseling on credit prob lems and general household budgeting. I LITTLES: PROGIWIS FOR CHILDREN (MCCAA) 777-4571 Suite 5 CONSUMER PROTECTION DEPARTMENT 248-3255 4624 S,E. 64th (Mu1tnomah County District Attorney Office) Portland, Qregon 97206 County Court House Room 600 Day care centers provided for children of primarily w~rking and 1021 S.W. 4th Avenue in-training parents. Operates form 7AM to 6PM for 3·6 year olds. Portland, Oregon 97204 Honday through Friday year round. Serves East Multnomah County Investigates and bri~gs legal action against deceptive practices School Districts. in consumer transactions.
METROPOLITAN AREA 4-C COUNCIL 222-6406 EDUCATED CONSUMERS FOOD COUNCIL 223-1614 1630 $.E. Morrison 1734 N.W. Aspen Portland, Oregon 97205 Portland, Oregon 97210 Child care information and referral service. Administers public Concerned with examining food andagri culture industries and ho\~ child care ~ro9rams within metropolitan Portland. Seeks to improve ~hey aff~ct the physical and social environment. Can supply quality of life for children and families. lnformatlon to consumer. Provides opportunities for youth in volvement in legislative action and research.
OREGON CONSUMER LEAGUE 228-8787 3131 N.W. Luray Terrace Portland, Oregon 97210 Information and referral service for consumer information and comp~aints. Protection of consumer in the market place. Standing commlttees on education, legislation, research.
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OREGON STUDENT PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH 222-9641 Corrections GROUP (OSPIRG) 408 S.W. 2nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97204 . Student supported and directed organization devoted to env1ron ment~l preservation and consumer protectio~. Conducts researc h and forms action groups to promote change 111 these areas. HILLCREST SCHOOL OF OREGON 1-378-5339 2450 Stro~g Road S.E. Salem, Oregon 97310 An official State school to train and rehabilitate girls committed by the Juvenile Courts.
JUVENILE PAROLE SERVICES (State of Oregon) 229-5589 1400 S.W. 5th Avenue Room 206 Portland, Oregon 97201 Works with all Portland area youth who have been committed to the State training schools.
MACLAREN SCHOOL FOR 80YS 1-981-9531 Rt. 1, Box 37 Woodburn, Oregon 97071 An official State school to train and rehabilitate boys committed by the Juvenile Court.
MILWAUKIE WORK RELEASE CENTER 659-0745 9200 S.L McBrod Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 Live-in center for prisoners 18 and over on work and educational release from State, Federal and County prisons. A temporary resi dence for those in transition from prisons back into the community. MULTNOMAH COUNTY JUVENILE COURT AND 248-3460 DONALD E. LONG HOME 1401 N.E. 68th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97213 Jurisdiction over cases of delinquency, dependency, and neg1ect in Multnomah County. Referrals are made to the court by police, schools, social agencies~ and parents.
10 11 r 1 1 CORRECTIONS, continued Crisis Intervention 1 PORTLAND MEN'S CENTER 229-5354 ,i, (Corrections Division, Transitional Services) ~ f 138 S.E. 8th ~eIDI Portland, Oregon 97214 . Live-in center for prisoners 18 and over on work and educatlonal . release from state, Federal, and County prisons. A temporary r~sl dence for those in transition from prisons back into the communlty. CONTACT CENTER (Portland Youth Advocates) 226-4746 1532 S.W. Morrison Portland, Oregon 97205 j Drop-in c~nter for youth. provides services for the runaway, PORTLAND WOMEN I S CENTER 229-5132 legal advlce and some foster home service. Monday-Friday 9AM l (Corrections Division, Transitional Services) Midnight, saturday 6AM-Midnight. and Sunday 3PM-9PM. 930 N.W. 20th Portl and, Oregon 97209 . . Live-in center for prisoners 18 and over on work and educabonal . release from State, Federal, and County prisons. A temporary r~sl CRASH CREW 223-4121 dence for those in transition from prisons back into the communlty. 1240 S.W. Salmon Street Portland, Oregon 97205 Emergency counseling and medical assistance. Monday-Friday PROBATION AND PAROLE - ADULT DIVISION 248-3810 10PM-9AM and 24-hour service Saturday and Sunday. (Multnomah County) 1008 S.W. 6th Avenue Room 209 Portl and, Oregon 97204 . HOTLINE NORTHEAST 288-9145 Counseling services for persons 18 and older placed on probatlon Referral s, personal crl SlS, and information. Open Monday or parole by the Multnomah County District and Circuit Court. Thursday 5PM-9PM, Friday 9AM-1AM, Saturday 9PM-1AM, Sunday (Misdemeanors only) 4PM-ll PM.
NORTHWEST HOTLINE AND COMMUNITY SERVICES 228-HELP (Friendly House) 1007 N.W. 23rd Portland, Oregon 97210 Tele~hone and ~alk-in.information and referral service designed I to ald youth wlth varlOUS social and personal problems. Week I days 1PM-5PM, weekends 5PM-1AM. PORTLAND HOTLINE 255-8273 8:30AM-4Pm wkdys I 1740 S.E. 139th Avenue 252-0278 After 7PM Portland, Oregon 97233 Tele~hone counseling service with walk-in center. Crisis inter j ventlOn, also working with child abuse. Monday-Thursday 6PM Midnight; Friday 6PM-4AM; Saturday 9AM-Noon, 6PM-4AM' Sunday 4PM-Midnight. '
I ,t I ,.~ I 12 13 I 1 -\ "I H :\ ! r ! 1 ! ,1 'I :1 CRISIS INTERVENTION, continued ,r I CRISIS INTERVENTION, continued \ ! PSYCHIATRIC CRISIS CONTROL UNIT 225-8613 8AM-5PM i YOUTH SERVICES BUREAU 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road 225-7551 5PM-8AM (Mu1tnomah County Community Action Agency) 777-3824 'j Portland, Oregon 97201 9207 S.E. Foster Road 24-hour in-patient service. Provides counseling and treatment Portland, Oregon 97256 'I I j for people havin9 short term emotional crises. (Drug problems, ,1, Individual and group counseling for youth. mental disorders) i Crisis intervention. :1 1 SOUTHEAST YOUTH SERVICE CENTER (PACT) 233-1113 rl ,I1 1806 S.E. Division Portland, Oregon 97202 I Center in southeast area serving youth, 10-18 years old with an emphasis on youth in trouble. Offers crisis intervention.
SUICIDE AND PERSONAL CRISIS SERVICE, INC. 227-0403 P.O. Box 4443 Portland, Oregon A suicide prevention and crisis intervention service for persons in stress situations. Information and referral service, telephone therapy. 24-hour service.
WOMEN'S PROTECTIVE DIVISION 226-7551 ext. 246 (Portland Police Bureau) .222 S. W. Pi ne Street Portland. Oregon 97204 24-hour emergency assistance, information and referral switchboard, f Handles cases involving girls to 18 years, boys to 10 years. I YOUTH GUIDANCE (Youth for Christ) 234-9776 j 604 N.E. 20th Avenue . , Portland, Oregon 97232 Young people working with del inquent youth in institut'lons and on the streets Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM.
YOUTH SERVICES 248-3238 Day Multnomah County Sheriff's Office 248-3261 Night Departmel1t of Public Safety 222 S.W. Pine Portland, Oregon 97204 Provides 24-hour assistance to children in emergency situations. Makes referrals to other agencies.
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BOW AND ARROW DANCE CLUB 233-2587 (Urban Indian Program) 1130 S. Eo Rhone Portland, Oregon 97202 Provides cultural activities in ol'der to preserve and transmit tribal traditions. ALBINA ART CENTER 208-6766 8 N.E. Killingsworth Avenue Portland, Oregon 97211 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 226-3423 Offers a wide variety of art classes and cultural programs. 2145 S.W. Front Avenue Portland, Oregon 97201 Cub Scouts ~ Oppo~tunity for boys, ages 8-10, to work in groups AMR LUTKERAN MINISTRIES 287-9493 toward phYSical fltness and mental development. 5431 N.E. 20th B?y Scouts - Outdoor-oriented program to provide boys, ages 11-14 Portland, Oregon 97211 wlth the knowledge and skills to survive in the out-of-doors. ' j Cluster of three Luthern churches with summer programs dealing in art, drama, dance - free - for youth 13-20 years old. During :\ the year they offer retreats, and companionship for youth. CAMPERSHIPS 228-9131 (Tri-County Community Council) I 718 West Burnside Street ARBUCKLE FLAT (Contact Center) 222-5821 Portiand, Oregon 97209 I 1532 S.W. Morrison Opera~es scholarship program to various residence and day camps Portland, Oregon 97205 for dlsadvantaged youth. Referral through community and school 1 Coffee house open Monday-Friday l1AM-5PM. Friday and Saturday \~orkers. open 8:30PM-lAM with live music. Sunday 8PM - films. CAMPFIRE GIRLS 224-7800 BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS 227-3561 718 West Burnside Street Suite 410 1515 S.W. Morrison Street Portland, Oregon 97209 portland, Oregon 97205 Recreation.and education in small groups led by trained volunteers. Sponsors a leadership essay contest, high school scholarships. ' Summer resldent camp and day camp. '; Cub Scouts, and Sea Scout troops. Bluebirds - girls in 1st through 3rd grades. A~venture - girls in 4th through 6th grades. Dlscovery Club - girls in 7th and 3th grades. BEST DAYS OF THE WEEK 246-1759 t (Trinity Church, HUB-CAP, Corbett-Terwilliger Neighborhood Council) CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION 226-2585 6437 S.W. Virginia 519 S.W. 3rd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97201 Portland, Oregon 97204 After school activities (arts and crafts) for elementary-age Offers a wide variety of recreational social and cultural acti children. vities, including residential camping:
B'NAI BRITH YOUTH ORGANIZATION 244-0111 CAVENDISH BRIDGE CLUB 228-7942 6651 S.W. Capitol Highway 624 S.W. 13th Avenue Portland, Oregon 972lg Portland, Oregon 97205 Jewish youth organization which provides social and recreational Bridge games each Tuesday night. activities for high school aged girls (BBG) and boys (AZA). 16 17 ,-,--- , I I, I r , lt , CULTURE AND RECREATION, continued CULTURE AND RECREATION, continued CENTER FOR URBAN EDUCATION 224-1144 (Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon) 0245 S.W. Bancroft Street HIGHLAND COMMUNITY CENTER 2.'34-5480 Portland, Oregon 97201 {Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon) Invo'lves youth in social service exploration, urban education; 4635 N.E. 9th Avenue and new theatre. Portland, Oregon 97211 Recreation and crafts; some education and vocational courses. CHILDREN'S MUSEUM 227-1505 3037 S.W. 2nd Avenue MAZAMAS 227-2345 Portland, Oregon 97201 909 N.W. 19th Arts and crafts courses, natural history, designed for children Portland, Oregon 97209 4-15. Mountain climbing organization that offers skiing activities, trail trips, white water trips. Activities open to non-members. CHRISTIAN TEENS CLUB 777-4145 or (Christian Research, Inc.) 775-8718 , MENNONITE FRIENDSHIP CENTER 222-6540 3110 S.E. 50th Avenue 2267 N.W. Pettygrove Street Portland, Oregon 97206 Portland, Oregon 97210 Offers individual and social development through a Christian Organized clubs, recreation and crafts for different age groups. philosophy with emphasis on social service and recreational acti Summer camping program. 1st grade through high school. vity. MULTNOMAH COUNTY 4-H CLUB 229-4840 EXPLORER SCOUTS (Boy Scouts of America) 226-3423 P.O. Box 1491 2145 S.W. Front Avenue 1633 S.W. Park Portland, Oregon 97201 Portland, Oregon 97207 Boys and girls of high school age (14-19) in a planned program to Home economic and interest clubs for boys and girls 9-19 years old. explore vocational opportunities. Also clubs for raising livestock and horses.
FAMILY CIRCUS (Children's Theatre) 222-6562 or MUSEUM ART SCHOOL (Portland Art Association) 226-4391 Contact Center Theatre 226-4746 1219 S.l~. Park Avenue 1 1532 S.W. Morrison Portland, Oregon 97205 Portland, Oregon 97205 A regular 4 year art curriculum granting studio aJ't degree. Touring children's theatre group. Teaches workshops and performs in grade schools, churches, clubs, etc. Apprentice program for high school students. NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS 223-7773 519 S.W. Park #605 Portland, Oregon 97205 GIRL SCOUTS 224-6560 Inter-denominationa1 programming - youth conferences. 1405 S.W. 14th Portland, Oregon 97201 Youth designed and oriented programs which invite girls to explore NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE the many options available to them with the additional opportunity 3030 S. W. 2nd Avenu(~ of forming lasting relationships with adults and youth. Programs Portland, Oregorl 97'201 J for 7-17. Recreational programs for all ages. Odyssey - Provides opportunities for boys and girls 14-17 to explore I careers, life styles, community involvement, personal interests. Volunteer opportunities in eXisting agencies or in youth initiated projects. 18 19 n f I
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PARKS (City of Portland Bureau of Parks 248-3580 9th STREET EXIT and Recreation) 9th and Ash Street, S.E. 2115 S.E. Morrison Street Portland, Oregon 97214 Portland, Oregon 97214 A drop-in coffee house for young people; live music. I Staffed Centers / Bridlemile Center Overlook House Center 4300 S.W. 47th 3839 N. Melrose Drive NYPUM (Mini-Bike Program; YMCA) 282-5517 282-2053 North Branch YMCA Community Music Center I 5430 N. Moore Street 3350 S.E. Francis Street Peninsula Park Center Portland, Oregon 97217 . 235-8222 N. Albina & Portland Blvd. :1 Provides mini-bikes, classes in safety, and the opportun,ty for 285-4222 mini-bike outings for guys and girls ages 11-15. Eliot Center 2231 N. Flint Avenue Performing Arts Center Firehouse Theatre 1 OREGON CAHPSlTES 1-800-452-0294 Fulton Park Center S.W. 14th &Montgomery Parks Department (toll free) 68 S.Y!. Miles and Moss 222-3120 I State H;ghway Building 244-8449 Salem, Oregon 97310 Portland Children's Museum Information service provided on state parks for camping and pic Matt Dishman Center 3037 S.W. 2nd Avenue J nicking. S~me information on other public parks in Oregon. 77 N.E. Knott (at Rodney) 228-5911 282-1460 1 Ba 11 et Workshop OREGON GIRLS CONFERENCE 639-6870 Laurelhurst Park . 6433 N.E. Tillamook Street 12585 S.W. Bull Mountain Road (theatre workshop) 1 Portland, Oregon 97223 29th &S.E. Oak Street Sellwood Center , ' A state-wide, interdenonlinational leadership conference open to 235-4551 1436 S.E. 'Spokane Street ~igh school and college age girls, interested in leadership train- 236-4022 . \ ing and fellowship. Montavilla Center 8219 N.E. G1isan Street St. Johns Center 254-4101 8427 N. Center (at Leavitt) 1 OREGON HISTORICAL CENTER 222-1741 286-1551 1230 S.W. Park Mt. Scott Center I Port1 and, Oregon 97205 '. . Educational \tIts available for schools. Reference 11brary for hlgh 5530 S.E. 72nd Avenue UniveY'sity Park Center school students and older. Beginning a Junior Historians of Oregon 774-5186 9009 N. Foss Avenue :1 for ages 8-12 centering on activities. Museum open free to the 289-2414 1 Mu1tnomah Center I publ i c. 7780 S.W, Capitol Highway Woodstock Center 246-2701} , 5905 S.E. 43rd Avenue \ 771-0784 ' 1 • OREGON MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND .INDUSTRY 224-9500 Staffed Swimmin Pools 4015 S.W. Canyon Road Buckman School indoor) Columbia Park -\ Portland, Oregon 97221 320 S.E. 16th Avenue N. Lombard &Woolsey Street Permanent science exhibits and planetarium open to public. Outreach 235-0704 I program, classes and sunmer camp. Creston Park Couch School (indoor) S.E. 44th & Powell Boulevard j~ 2181 N.W. Glisan Street 227-6075 J 20 21 1 r I
I CULTURE AND RECREATION, continued CULTURE AND RECREATION, continued I PARKS (City of Portland Bureau of Parks and Recreation) cont. Staffed SWimmin Pools, cont. PARKS (Mu1tnomah County) 248-3580 '1 Matt Dishman rheated) Pier Park Parks and Memorials Division 77 N.E. Knott Street Ft. of Seneca Street 2115 S.E. Morrison Street I 282-7820 St. Johns Portland, Oregon 97214 Parks j Montavilla Park Sellwood Park --slUe Lake Park 8219 N.E. G1isan Street S.E. 7th &Miller Street Ventura Park ' Information Booth - S.E. 113th &Stark Street ~lay 30th through Labor Day Mt. Scott Park U.S. Grant Park (heated) 223r'd & Marine Drive J S.E. 72nd & Harold Street N.E. 33rd & Thompson Troutdale, Oregon Knott Street Park 284-9992 665-4995 N.E. 117th & Knott Peninsula Park N. Portland Blvd. &Albina Ave. Woodrow Wilson School Oxbow Park Merrifield Park 1151 S. W. Vermont StJreet 18 mi 1as East of Gresham N.E. 119th &Thompson Basketball Go out Division Street Goldenball Basketball Ages: 10-18 Located on Sandy River Cherry Blossom Park Portland Basketball Association Ages: 18 and over 663-4708 N.E. 98th &Harrison Girls Basketball 7th and 8th grades Baseball Park Plaza Litt1 e Leaguer ~ Ages~ 8-12 S.E. 155th &Mi11main Babe Ruth Ages: 13-15 Pony Ages: 13-14 PORTLAND ART MUSEUM 226-2811 Colt Ages: 15-16 1219 S.W. Park Avenue American Leg,ion Ages: 15-18 Port1 and, Or'egon 97205 Connie Mack Ages: 16-18 Changing exhibitions~ permanent collection, lectures and film Bureau of Parks Softball Girls: 7th and 8th grades se~ies. Children's annual art show. Open TuesdaY-Sunday Noon-5PM' Boys: 6th, 7th and 8th grades Fn day Noon-lOPM.· , 'j Metropolitan Softball Association Girls: 12-18 years Girls: 18 and over Football PORTLAND 4-H CLUB OFFICE 229-4840 9 Man Flag Ages: 10-15 P.O. Box. 1491 1 Pop Warner Ages: 12-15 1633 S'.W. Park 7 Man Touch Ages: 18 and over portland, Oregon 97207 Portland Tennis Association Boys and girls of all ages. Hom~ economic and interest clubs for boys and girls 9-19 years old. Vol 1e¥ball Gi r h s 7th and 8th grades PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL RACEWAYS 285-6635 Portland Metropolitan Boxing - 248-4326 1940 N. Victory Boulevard Boxing is open to all ages. Competition is local, state, Portland, Oregon 9721], regional and national. Aut?mobi1es, go karts, bicycles, motorcYcle racing and club infor FALL SUMMER matlon. Sprocket Benders, In~.; Bee Line Cart Club World Wide Multnomah Community Center Abernethy Motor Sports Promotions, Rose City Wheel Men, Inter~ationa1 Raceway Mt. Scott Center Mt. Scott Center Parks. (Also recreational motorcycle riding at Delta Park) SellWood ' Peninsula Ma tt Di shman Matt Dishman Peninsula St. Johns 22 23 CULTURE AND RECREATION, continued CULTURE AND RECREATION, continued SALVATION ARMY YOUTH PROGRAM, cont. St. Johns Temple Corps 286-1552 I PORTLAND JUNIOR CIVIC THEATRE 226-3048 8432 N. Syracuse Street (Portland Civic Theatre) Portland, Oregon 97203 1530 S.W. Yamhill Recreational activities open to youth of all ages. 1 Portland, Oregon 97205 I Offers drama classes for grades 1-12. Special children's produc t tions. Volunteer opportunities in either drama or working behind ST. ANDREWS TEEN CENIER 281-4429 I stage. 806 N.E. Alberta Street .1 Portland, Oregon 97211 I Athletic and social activities. Gymnasium facilities available PORTLAND JUNIOR SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION 223-5939 Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 919 S.~I. Taylor Portland, Oregon 97201 Offers participation in symphony to accomplished young musicians. SEARCH 234-5334 2838 E. Burnside Portland, Oregon 97214 PORTLAND STATE OUTDOOR PROGRAM 229-4465 A retreat for fellowship and sharing. Weekend program for Junior " J (Portland State University) and Senior High School age. Christian emphasis. ,." l 724 S.W. Harrison/P.O. Box 751 ,':i , Portland, Oregon 97207 / Provides outdoor recreational activities for students. Information SECOND WIND - FOOD DRIVE 248-4005 on outdoor recreation and bicycling. (Metropolitan Youth Commission) City Hall Room 206 1220 S.W. 5th Avenue PORTLAND ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 226-1561 Portland, Oregon 97204 , 4001 S.W. Canyon Roacl A special proj~ct of the Youth Council open to all 'high school Portland, Oregon 97221 youth. Annual door to door collection of canned food for emer Classes for 3-6 year olds in arts and crafts, theatre, and music. gency assistance agencies. Junior and high school seminars on wildlife, and year-round classes I! on birds of prey. Workshop theatre and puppetry. Field trips SERVETUS - BIG BUDDY PROGRAM 775-6400 '. offered year-round. Large volunteer program involving ages 14 P.O. Box 22002 ' 244-6224 answeri ng and over in animal care, nursery. tours, research. Portl and, Oreaon 97222 servi ce Youth program offering recreational and edu~atiorial alternatives for young people from single parent homes. Adult membership in RED CROSS YOUTH 228-8561 Servetus not required to participate in youth program. JI (American National Red Cross, Oregon Trail Chapter) 4200 S.W. Corbett Avenue Portland, Oregon 97201 SUM~lER '74 248-4280 Community service projects organized through schools. 824 S.W. 5th Portland, Oregon 97204 A committee, coordinated with the Commissioner of Public Affairs. SALVATION ARMY YOUTH PROGRAM 234-0825 Works with youth serving agencies to coordinate and implement 1785 N.E. Sandy Boulevard summer youth employment and recreation programs. Portland, Oregon 97232 Timbrel - Tamborine drill team for girls 5 years and older. Sunbeams - Character building, recreation, and arts and crafts TEEN CORPS 281-5192 program for girls 6-11 years of age. 2900 N.E. Brazee Court Girl Guards - Character building, recreation, and arts and crafts Portland, Oregon 97212 program for girls 12-18 years of age. A volunteer sponsored program offering a chance for youth to parti Youth Band - Provides instrument and instruction in instrumental cipate in local community projects and special summer social work music. programs. 24 25 r t j CULTURE AND RECREATION, continued CULTURE AND RECREATION, continued THE HAYLOFT 232-1447 615 S.W. Alder Street YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, continued Portland, Oregon 97205 Junior High Y Teens - Provides an opportunity for 7th and 8th grade girls to get together to learn crafts, do service projects A square dancing club open to teens. and plan socials. r I Senior High Y Teens - Provides an opportunity for high school I YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 2-23-6161 age girls to get together to learn crafts, do service projects METRO CENTER and plan socials. 831 S.W. 6th Avenue YWCA Centers Portl and, Oregon 97204 .. . Central East Branch 232-4802 Northeast Branch 288-5173 Central YMCA office handling all general YMCA informatlon lnc1udlng 337 N.E. 47th Avenue Mallory Christian Church summer camp programs. Also, provides a wide variety of general Portland, Oregon 97213 126 N.E. Alberta Street recreation and educational programs. Pr'ograms cover the four Portland, Oregon 97211 community areas. St. Johns Center 286-3797 Y-Indian Guides - Recreational program for fathers and sons. 8010 N. Charleston Avenue Stresses companionship and communication through crafts, games, Portland, Oregon 97203 camping and field trips. For boys in 1st through 3rd grades. Y-Indian Trailblazers - Recreational program for fathers and sons. Stresses companionship and communication through crafts, games, YOUTH FOR CHRIST - CAMPUS LIFE 234-9776 camping and field trips. For boys in 4th through 6th grades. 604 N.E. 20th Avenue V-Indian Princesses - Recreational program for fathers and daughters. Portland, Oregon 97232 Crafts, games, camping, and field trips. For girls in kindergarten Social and individual growth of high school youth through through 2nd grade. Christianity. V-Impact Program - Provides an older ma!e fo~ fatherless boys (through age 15) in a one-to-one compamolnshlP program. VMCA Centers John R. Leach 775-4396 Northeast Branch 281-1169 6036 S.E. Foster Road 1630 N.E. 38th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97206 Portland, Oregon 97232 North Branch 282-5517 5430 N. Moore Street Portland, Oregon 97217
YOUNG LIFE 282-2225 1804 N.E. Halsey Street Portland, Oregon 97232 Informal dis.cussion groups led by Young Life staff. Christian development programs. Camping program.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 223-6281 1111 S. W. 10th Portland, Oregon 97205 ., Provides a variety of programs promot1ng phys1ca1, menta! and. social welfare through recreational activit~es, clubs, .d1Scussl0n groups, special summer groups, and classes 1n several lnterest areas. Swimming facilities for ages 3 and older. Programs serve both men and women. 26 27 r DROP-IN CENTERS, continued LINNTON COMMUNITY CENTER 286-1344 (Friendly House) 10614 N.W. St. Helens Road Portland, Oregon 97231 Provides recreational, education and social programs for youth residing in Linnton, Holbrook, Skyline and Sauvies Island areas. BEREAN TEEN CENTER 284-2334 4822 N. Vancouver Jl.venue MALLORY YOUTH CENTER 288-5173 Portland, Oregon 97217 126 N.E. Alberta Street A drop-in center offering recreation for teenagers. Portland, Oregon 97211 Youth center providing recreational and arts and crafts programs. BRUCE THOMAS MEMORIAL CENTER 288-8326 707 N.E. Fremont PAL BOYS CLUB 775-1549 Portland, Oregon 97212 (Boys Clubs of America, Portland area) Provides a recreational program for Model Cities Youth. Drop-in 9330 S.E. Harold Street center. Portland, Oregon 97204 Drop-in guidance center open to boys 7-18. Provides opportunity to participate in various athletics and interest clubs. Offers a COLUMBIA BOYS CLUB 289-7253 summer camp. (Boys Clubs of America, Portland area) 7602 N. Emerald Portland, Oregon 97217 SALVATION ARMY COMMUNITY CENTER 281-7286 Drop-in youth guida~c~ cent~r ope~ to any bo~ 7-18. Provides 932 N. Shaver Street opportunity to partlclpate ln varlOUS athletlcs and interest clubs. Portland, Oregon 97227 Offers a summer camp. Recreational activities open to youth of all ages. Drop-in I . center. CONTACT CENTER (Portland Youth Advocates) 226-4746 1532 S.W. Morrison SALVATION ARMY COMMUNITY CENTER 289-2930 Portland, Oregon 97201 711 N.E. Dekum Street Drop-in center for youth, provid~s services for.the runaw~y,.leg~l Portland, Oregon 97211 advice and some foster home serVlce. Monday-Frlday 9AM-Mldnlght, Recreational activities open to youth of all ages. Drop-in Saturday 6AM-Midnight; and Sunday 3PM-9PM. Also operates Arbuckle center. Flat Coffee House. SELLWOOD-MORELAND BOYS CLUB 233-6078 COOPERATIVE YOUTH PROJECT - 23rd Key 227-5163 (Boys Clubs of America, portland area) (Friendly House) 8210 S.E. 13th Avenue 1606 N.W. 23rd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97202 Portl and, Oregon 97209 .' Drop-in youth guidance center open to any boy 7-18. Provides A drop-in center for Nort~w~s~ area youth, offerlng a varlety of opportunity to participate in various athletics and interest clubs. r • recreational and work actlvltles. Offers a summer camp.
KOINONIA HOUSE 226-7807 YOUTH COMMUNITY CENTER 633 S.W. Montgomery Street 9201 S.E. Foster Portland, Oregon 97201 . Portland, Oregon 97266 Religious center for local students offering counsel,ng and ecu- ~omm~nity center primarily for Lents and Errol Heights youth. (Open menical workshops and worship. lng ln September 1973; call 777-3824 for information) 28 29 n II r { Ii !
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I! CHILD DEVELOPMENT DIVISION - HEAD START 288-6921 (Portland Public Schools) 607 N.E. Alberta Portland, Oregon 97211 I Operates three day care centers for children ages 3-6 from low ADULT BASIC EDUCATION 244-6111 income families. (Portland Connnunity College) Ext. 328 or 329 049 S. W. Porter Portland, Oregon 97201. .., I COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITIES Provides tutoring for those need1ng extra help 1n bas1c subJects Concordia College Portland Community College through high school level. 2811 N.E. Holman Street 12000 S.W. 49th Avenue ! Portland, Oregon 97211 Portland, Oregon 97219 284-1148 244-6111 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY 228-3872 429 S.W. 4th Avenue Lewis and Clark College Portland State University Portland, Oregon 97204 0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road 724 S.W. Harrison Street Sponsors educational activities such as Girls and Boys State, and I Portland, Oregon 97219 Portland, Oregon 97207 ! school scholarships. 244-6161 229-3000 ·tI Marylhurst College Reed College B.O.O.S.T. IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM 229-4869 or Marylhurst, Oregon 97036 3203 S.E. Woodstock Boulevard 1633 S.W. Park Avenue 229-4870 I 636-8141 Portland, Oregon 97202 ! Portland, Oregon 97207 . 771-1112 Gives assistance to low-income, minority and drop-out h1gh school \ Mt. Hood Community College students who need special help with state-wide college an~ trade 26000 S.E. Stark Street University of Portland i school admission and financial aid procedures. Also prov1des Gresham, Oregon 97030 5000 N. Willamette Boulevard I counseling. 666-1561 Portland, Oregon 97203 283-7911 CATCH (Portland Public Schools) 777-1760 I 3700 S.E. 92nd CORETUTE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 777-4145 Portland, Oregon 97266 (Christian Research, Inc.) Environmental education. Program to establish year-round outdoor 3110 S. E. 50th facility to be used by interested groups. Summer work programs for Portland, Oregon 97206 job training for children. Correspondence and tutor program for youth wanting to finish high school. Operates year round on half-day basis. Works in coopera tion with Portland Public Schools. CENTER FOR URBAN EDUCATION 224-1144 (Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon) 0245 S.W. Bancroft Street EDUCATION PROJECT (Urban League) 224-0151 Portland, Oregon 97201 I 718 West Burnside Offers workshops and seminars in land use planning, cable tele t Portland, Oregon 97209 vision, educational alternatives, criminal justice and health care. Prov~des information regarding careers, financial aid to college, Films, video tapes and simulation games are available in these speclal apprenticeship training programs. areas. I d l I 30 1 31 il.! If n11 f ,I f f EDUCATION, continued !I { t ,if .. EDUCATION, continued FOLLOW THROUGH 288-3361 11 ,I ,I (Eliot School, Portland Public Schools) j! 2231 N. Flint Avenue ! I JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT 236-2131 Portland, Oregon 97227 , ! I 1426 S.E. Hawthorne Boulevard Offers a special enrichment p~oject after Headstart throug~ klnder Portland, Oregon 97214 garten and the first three prlmary grades. Operates at Ell0t and II t} For ~oung peop~e to le~rry about the free enterprise system by Irvington schools. Ii settlng up thelr own mln1ature corporations. 11, . ! t GED TESTING MjD PREPARATION 244-6111 Ext. 305 ,i RBPS RADIO STATION 234-5469 (Portland Community College) (Portland Public Schools) 12000 S.W. 49th Avenue I 546 N. E. 12th i.' Portland, Oregon 97219 j Portland, Oregon 97232 I Offers testing by appointment. Fee $8. ID needed. Preparation Student radio station operated by Portland Public Schools through PCC adult tutoring program. 1 Primarily Benson High SchoQ] stUdents. Also city-wide audi , I • j tions for special program hosts and sportscasters. . , GRASP 255-1841 i (Multnomah County Intermediate Education District) , i MULTNOMAH COUNTY LIBRARY 223-7201 220 S.E. 102nd i ~ 801 S.W. lOth Avenue Portland, Oregon 97216 J i Portland, Oregon 97205 An internship program for high school students wanting to work in , 1 various governmental, legal and social service agencies. Students Books films, film strips and records, edUcational and entertain receive credit for their work, Internships coordinated through ing activities. Call for information about local county libraries. lED and high schools. I MUSEUM ART SCHOOL 226- 4391 1 1219 S.W. Park Avenue HEADSTART 777-4761 ( I I Portland, Oregon 97205 (Multnomah County Community Action Agency) j Holds art classes for children in 7th grade thl'ough high school 4420 S.E. 64th Avenue I on Saturdays. Special summer program. Also a regular 4 year Portland, Oregon 97206 I art curriculum granting studio art degree. Early childhood education program for preschool youngsters residing j in East Multnomah County. NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS 234-3392 I (Portland Public Schools) Ext. J85 or 388 HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION PROGRAM 244-6111 Ext. 215 631 N.E. Clackamas (Portland Community College) Portland, Oregon 97208 12000 S.W. 49th Avenue Job training program for financially disadvantaged high school Portland, Oregon 97219 yout~ th~ough the work experience coordinator at each Portland For drop-outs who want to obtain a regular high school diploma. PubllC hlgh schOol. Also for persons past high school age. If.1 NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS (out of school) 246-3366 !PAR (Institute for Public Affairs Research) 233-6581 j 6525 S.W. Capitol Hill Road 516 S.E. Morrison Portland, Oregon 97201 Portland, Oregon 97214 f Job traini~g p~ogram for,high school drop-outs 16-17 years old, Non-profit education fOUndation which acts as community agent for \ poverty crlterla. Tutorlng programs, counseling and a wide schools for career education. Provides speakers, field trips, and Variety of supportive services available. ' work experience. f 32 : f ; } 33 1 ,j, f1~ ,1.p I! ! I r if 1 i! EDUCATION, continued I! II' ,j I'd NEW COMMUNICATORS 224-1144 I' t 1 EDUCATION, continued (Center for Urban Education) ! I 1 0245 S.W. Bancroft Street Portland, Oregon 97201 Offers workshops providing training and experience in mass communi SIMULTANEOUS EDUCATION 244-6111 Ext. 215 (Portland Community College) cation strategy, and use of conmunication tools giving groups an I! 12000 S.W. 49th Avenue understanding of an an ability to use different communication media. II Portland, Oregon 97219 ! r . ! Advanced educat;~n pr~gram for high school students. High school t) and ~ollege credlts.glv~n. Program helps student satisfy special OREGON ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL 222-1963 11 requlrements of thelr hlgh school. 2637 S.W. Water Avenue i . ~ Portland, Oregon 97201 .. i I Educational resource center. Political lobbyist group testifying J [ ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH SCHOOL 232-2372 on all environmental legislation. Information and referral center ! , 1131 S. E. Oak for recycl ing centers. r j Portland. Oregon 97214 11 An inn~r :ity commu~ity scho?l serving the Southeast target area. Emp~aslzes personallzed currlculum, community involvement and II envlronmental betterment. ' OREGON LITERACY, INC. 222-2124 ! 1 510 S.W. 3rd Avenue \ Portland, Oregon 97204 STEP 1 - TUTORING/COMPANIONSHIP PROJECT 248-4005 Teaches youth who are non-readers to read and ~rite through the (Metropolitan Youth Commission) Laubach method of instruction. Free tutoring. City Hall Room 206 . 1220 S.W. 5th Avenue . Portland, Oregon 97204 A special project of the Youth Council open to all high school OUTDOOR EDUCATION . ,. 255-1841 age youth. Involves h~gh school students helping grade school (Multnomah County Intermediate Education District) students through tutorlng and companionship. 220 S.E. 102nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97216 Residential outdoor school for Multnomah County 6th graders. TEACHER CORPS 280-6878 (Jefferson High School AD-2 Portland Public Schools) Emphasis during week-long retreat is on natural resources, conser 5210 N. Kerby , vation and ecology. POl'tl and, Oregon 97212 Two~yea~ teac~er ~rai~in~ program in selected urban schools and c~rrec~lonal l~stltutlons. Designed to change the quality of PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN WITH 777-1769 b uckatlon and lmprove opportunities for people with low-income SPECIAL NEEDS ac gr~u~ds to·get their degrees. 3700 S. E. 92nd Portland, Oregon 97266 Provides preschool model learning centers for disadvantaged three U.S. 8UREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 234-3361 to five year olds, who ordinarily would not be eligible for regu- 1425 N.E. Irving Street· 1ar eal"ly chil dhood education centers. Portland, Oregon 97208 A~Sists in employment and educational opportunities for Indians W 0 can ~rove a~ least 1/4 Indian blood. First priority to RECYCLING SWITCHBOARD 222-3952 reservatlon Indlans. (Oregon Environmental Council) 2637 S.W. Water Avenue Portl and, Oregon 97201 24-hour phone service. Refers to over 200 recycling projects all over town. 34 35 r·
I EDUCATION, continued YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT (YMCA) 223-6161 831 S.W. 6th Avenue BLANCHET HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY 226-3911 Portland, Oregon 97204 340 N.W. Glisan Street Provides opportunity for high school students to understan~ ~he Portland, Oregon 97209 problems of government by going to Salem and actually partlcl Serves free food to anyone in need at 6:30AM and 11 :30AM daily. pating in the process. Exposure to state government. Scholar (Except Sundays) ships are available to cover cost. BURNSIDE CLEAN UP CENTER 228-0746 (HUB-CAP, Downtown Chapel) 601 W. Burnside Street Portland, Oregon 97209 Free showers and clean clothing for men. Open ~lonc!aY-Friday 12:30PM-3:30PM.
mERGENCY ASSISTANCE Temporary assistance, food, fuel, clothing, goods; limited finan cial aid. Community Care 288-8321 2022 N.E. Alberta Portland, Oregon 97211 Food program ~ainly. FISH-Portl and 233-5533 834 S.E. Ash Portland, Oregon 97214 Food and clothing, some food stamp and gas loans, limited transportation. I Francis Center 775-6784 5814 S.E.-92nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97265 I Food, clothing, furniture and household items,referral. Life Center 284-6878 H.E. Russell and Union Avenue Portland, Oregon 97212 Food, clothing, furniture, whatever has been donated. Portland Adventist Community Service 775-6741 6611 S.E. Powell Portland, Oregon 97232· Clothing and food. 36 37 r
I EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, continued %mt§and ~ EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, continued SNOW-CAP 252-0278 l 1740 S.E. 139th Avenue J>ersona( Counse :! Portland, Oregon 97233 Food, clothing, furniture, transportation. ALBINA FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES 288-9145 Sunshine Division 287-1294 73 N.E. Morris 38 N.E. Russell Portland, Oregon 97212 Portland, Oregon 97212 Walk-in counseling for individuals, families and businesses. All types of temporary assistance. Limited fuel supply. 226-3021 William Temple House BOYS AND GIRLS AID SOCIETY 222-9661 or 615 N.W. 20th 2301 N.W. Glisan StrGet 222-9013 Portland, Oregon 97209 Portland, Oregon 97210 Food and clothing. Counseling services. Provides a pro~ected adoption service, counseling and services to parents and ch'fldren, and residential care for emotionally dis 223-2043 turbc:d, mc:n~all.r re~arded, ?r physically handicapped children. HARBOR LIGHT (Salvation Army) Confldentlal ma1:ernlty serVlce. 134 W. Burnside Portland, Oregon 97209 I Mainly food. C. V. MORRISON CENTER FOR YOUTH AND 232-0191 j FAMILY SERVICES I 3355 S.E. Powell Boulevard ' MULTNOMAH COUNTY FOOD STAMP PROGRAM 280-6060 P.ortl and, Oregon 97202 .. .. 311 N.E. Oregon Street Di~gnosis and out-pati~nt tre'ltment fcir'b",havior disturbances in Portland, Oregon 97232 chl~dren ~ges 2-18 .. Family r:;,mseling to teach and clarify par- Provides food stamps for low-income residents of Multnomah County. entlng Sk1lls so parents CiJn bf~ !l1or~' effective. ' . Specific criteria for eli~ibility. CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES 228-6531 MULTNOMAH COUNTY PUBLIC WELFARE 229-6783 317 S.W. Alder Street 521 S.E. Morrison Portland, Oregon 97214 Portland, Oregon 97214 Providc:s ~roup counseling and therapy for children and parents. provi des fi nanci a1 ass i stance fo~' famil i es wi th young chil dren or EmphaSls 15 on the whole family unit in its natural environment. to those with medical documentation of disability. CONTACT CENTER (Portland Youth Advocates) 226-4746 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 234-0594 1532 S.W. Morrison Street 2740 S.E. Powell Portland, Oregon 97201 Portland, Oregon 97202 Dro~-in center for youth, provides services for the runaway, legal Furniture, applia.nces and clothing, also other assistance. adVlce and some foster home service. Monday-Friday 9AM-12PM' Saturday 6PM-12PM; Sunday 3PM-9PM. '
39 38 n If I t If FAMILY AND PERSONAL COUNSELING, continued .. 1 I I FAMILY AND PERSONAL COUNSELING, continued 1\ LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICE OF OREGON 228-7613 COUNSELING SERVICE 255-1841 f I 635 N.W. 18th Avenue (l1u1tnomah Intermediate Education District) 11 Portland, Oregon 97209 220 S.E. 102nd Avenue Casework and group counseling for individuals with parent-child, personal and marital problems. Also, employs a youth specialist Port1 and, Oregon 97216 . <: d C~eates, develops and implements attendance counse11ng program_ to conduct group counseling, training for youth workers and and services for districts in East Mu1tnomah County: Students H consultation for Child Care C&nter treatment personnel. Spon ~eferred by school personnel or parents for counse11ng. sors youth-oriented community service programs, and training n program for counselors. I ~ DELAUNAY INSTITUTE FOR MENTAL HEALTH 285-9871 6419 N. Portsmouth Avenue III, MENTAL HEALTH DIVISION 248-3425 (Multnomah County Department of Medical Services) Portland, Oregon 97203 . II 104 S.W. 5th Avenue P~ogram providing a comp~ehensive mental health serVlce to the i' community. Adolescent group therapy.sessions and one-to-one Portland, Oregon 97204 counseling for young people are provlded. II Counseling and psychotherapy, both for individuals and groups. fl Self-referrals accepted for any young person 15 years of age I,d and older. FAMILY CENTER (Volunteers of America) 232-6562 II 5022 N. Vancouver Avenue 12240 N.E. G1isan Street 200 S.E. 7th Avenue u Portland, Oregon 97217 Portland, Oregon 97230 Portland, Oregon 97214 . J! 280-6922 248-3653 Residential care for single women needing emergency asslstance. Aids unwed mothers, women with social or emotional problems. 1\ 1818 S.E. Division Street I', II, Portland, Oregon 97202 I i 233-8491 FAMILY SERVICES DEPARTMENT 248-3189 Court of Domestic Relations U Multnomah County Courthouse Room 377 If METROPOLITAN FAMILY SERVICE 228-7238 ,I 1021 S.W. 4th Avenue !I 2281 N.W. Everett Street Portl and, Oregon 97204 .... Portland, Oregon 97210 Marriage cdunseling and custody and vlsltatlon studles. Provides individual and group counseling in the areas of family n problems, persDna1 ity adjustment, marriage prob1 ems. Fee according 11 to ability to pay. Those under 18 must have involvement of their FOSTER PARENTS ASSOCIATION 226-1659 Jj famil ies. 718 W. Burnside Street . l.i Portland, Oregon 97209 . qI, P~ovides educational training prdgrams to help foster Chlld-foster I r OUTSIDE-IN COUNSELING SERVICE 223-4121 parent relationships. Also has speakers bureau. II Side door of red church II 1240 S.W. Salmon Street I I I Portland, Oregon 97205 d JEWISH FAMiLY AND CHILD SERVICES 226-7079 !I One to one counseling and group therapy. Monday-Thursday 7PM to Li 10PM. Weekends 24 hours. Appointments necessary. I Mayer Building Room 316 I J 1130 S.W. Morrison It 'I Portland, Oregon 97205 . 11 'j Provides family counseling, casework therapy for chlldren and I ' PARENT-CHILD SERVICES, INC. 233-6267 adolescents; foster home care and adoptive services for members I'll 424 N.E. 22nd Avenue of the Jewish community. Portland, Oregon 97232 Assistance for disadvantaged parents living in target areas with If children under three years. Includes counseling, edUcational classes, and special services to create more informed parents. 40 P 41 I,d f Iit * 1 it (1 I! ,II • t I FAMILY AND PERSONAL COUNSELING, continued I j Ii SOUTHEAST YOUTH SERVICE CENTER (PACT) 233-1113 1806 S.E. Division Ij Portland, Oregon 97202 Center in Southeast area serving youth, 10-18 years, with an empha sis on youth in trouble. Offers crisis intervention, family an~ I! individual drug counseling, job development program and recreatlon. Also acts as referral agency. 288-7211 j 11 AD~~60 C~~~~R 3~~~ l~~n~~AF Portland, Oregon 97211 WILLIAM TEMPLE HOUSE 226-3021 i Special educational assistance for deaf youth in Portland High 615 N.W. 20th Avenue I School s. Portland, Oregon 97209 Individual and fami1y counseling; also group counseling. I AID (Easter Seal Society) 228-5108 t I 4343 S.W. Corbett Avenue YELLOW BRICK ROAD (Lutheran Family Services) 228-7613 Portland, Oregon 97201 635 N.W. 18th Information and referral service for the physically handicapped Portland, Oregon 97209 .' . . person. Individual and group therapy counsellng uSlng transactlona1 ana1ysls II and Gestalt technique. Change groups and time restructuring ! ! activity groups, involving yoga, body direction, at't. For people COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS PROGRAMS 229-5776 16 and over. Also trains group leaders. H MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH SECTION II (State of Oregon Health Division) II P.O, Box 231 YOUTH SERVICES BUREAU 777-3824 Portland, Oregon 97207 (Multnomah County Community Action Agency) Hearing screening and hearing clinic for elementary' age children, 9207 S.E. Foster Road ! To ~l years tested upon referral. Referral source for followup Portland, Oregon 97266 audlo10gica1 and hearing aid evaluation and placement. Individual and group counseling for youth. Assistance for drug, runaway, employment, health, education, family, marriage, and II personal relationship problems. Drop-in center also. CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S DIVISION 225-8311 1 745 S.W. Gaines ! Portland, Oregon 97201 ! ~iagnosis a~d treatment of handicapped youth up to 21. Services lnclude medlcal-social casework, occupational therapy, physical 1 ther~py, speec~ pathology and audiology (hearing), psychology, 1. speclal educatl0n. ' II1 DEAF INFORMATION AND REFERRAL CENTER 227-4044 - TTY t ]009 S.W. Yamhill (After 5PM) ! Portland, Oregon 97205 R~ferral ~or lega.l, medical and professional services. Also pro- q vldes soclal and recreational opportunities. ! f I j 42 43 I jj j ',1 j. I. f' i qn
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11 INFANT HEARING RESOURCE 229-7526 EASTER SEAL SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLED 228-5108 t f (Good Samaritan Hospital) CHILDREN AND ADULTS OF OREGON 1015 N.W. 22nd 4343 S.W. Corbett Avenue 11 Portland. Oregon 97210 Portland, Oregon 97201 Identification and habilitation of hearing-impaired infants. Physical therapy and rehabilitation program for crippled children. Summer camping program. Referral services, and information. II Equipment loan. KELLY CENTER FOR THE DEAF 775-6781 I (Portland Public Schools) I 9015 S.E. Rural Street EI1ILY SCHOOL 234-9991 Portland, Oregon 97266 (Our Lady of Providence Child Center) Special education assistance for deaf children in Portland 830 N.E. 47th Avenue Itl,j elementary schools. Portland, Oregon 97213 School for preschool aged mentally retarded childt'en only. J! KIWANIS CLUB 255-5101 I,! 9330 S.E. Stark Street FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL AND TRAINING CENTER 1-378-5100 f Portland, Oregon 97216 2250 Strong Road S.E. Id Kiwanis camp for handicapped at Mt. Hood, 4-H summer school Salem. Oregon 97310 I! scholarships. A state supported center for retarded people of any age. Provides 11} I a wide variety of training programs to assist residents in becoming II as self-sufficient as possible. Call 1-378-5143 for diagnosis and l! LIVING REHABILITATION CENTER FOR THE 775-1475 eva1uatiQn section. I J BLIND AND DEAF-BLIND ADULT, INC. 6215 S.E. Foster IIi Portland, Oregon 97206 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF PORTLAND 234-0321 '1 Blind-deaf rehabilitation for those 16 and older. 1831 S.E. 6th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97214 f Operates a sheltered workshop and rehabilitation program for handi MULTNOMAH ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN 223-7279 capped clients 18 years and older. Provides job counseling and job 718 W. Burnside Street placement; also handles client's medical and housing problems. II Portland, Oregon 97209 . 1 ! Information and referral services for retarded of all ages; also I develops programs for retarded children. Sponsors parent-helper 'I HOLLADAY CENTER FOR HANDICAPPED 777-4505 II service for families. (Portland Public Schools) ! j 2600 S.E. 7lst ,I Portland, Oregon 97206 I' NURSING CARE 234-9991 I An academic program for the physically handicapped, ages 3-16 years d (Our Lady of Providence Child Center) old. Includes occupational, speech and physical therapy. as well !I 830 N.E. 47th Avenue as classroom instruction. t j Portland, Oregon 97213 Residential nursing care for physically anu/or mentally handicapped l I non-ambulatory children from birth to approximately ten years of age. HOSFORD CENTER FOR THE DEAF 233-4619 (Portland Public Schools) I 2303 S.E. 28th Plac~ t OREGON COMMISSION FOR THE BLIND 229-6901 POl'tl and, Oregon 9.'214 I 535 S.E. 12th Avenue Special educational assistance for deaf children in Poy·tland 11 Portl and, Oregon 97214 elementary schools. I, J ¥ocationa1 rehabil itation for the b1 indo Refers for blindness test- I' lng and offers other assistance. 44 il 45 Ij n II HANDI~APPED, continued Ii HANDICAPPED, continued OREGON COUNCIL OF ORGANIZATIONS SERVtNG 226-4211 Ext. 412 II THE DEAF J,' PORTLAND HABILITATION CENTER, INC. 777-2215 123 N.W. Flanders ! , 3829 S.E. 74th Portland, Oregon . ~I Portl and, Oregon 97206 Statewide organization acting as a liason between deaf organlza 11 Work training center and sheltered workshop for handicapped 19 tions and those interested in serving the df'af. I I years and over.
t! REGIONAL FACILITY FOR THE DEAF OREGON COUNCIL OF THE BLIND 636-3334 j! (Bridger School, Portland Public Schools) 288-5361 Ext. 37 810 "c" Avenue 7910 S.E. Market La ke Oswego, Oregon 97034 " Portland, Oregon 97215 Provides referral, information, and gener~l a~slstance for tne 1 blind. Holds monthly chapter meetings WhlCh lnvolve so~e.young Educational and counseling services for deaf children. people. Grants and aids program for blind parents prov1~lng I I assistance for their children in obtaining higher educatlon. REHABILITATION INSTITUTE OF OREGON 11 (Good Samaritan Hospital) 229-7151 OREGON FEDERATION FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN 774-5314 II 2010 N.W. Kearney Street 4624 S.E. 49th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97209 l!, . PhYSical and occupational therapy for handicapped. Portland, Oregon 97206 . . fei , l Provides individual services for handlcapped chlldren. Trans ! ~ portation and special events. I ~ SHRINERS HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN 1 t 281-1103 1\ 8200 N.E. Sandy Boulevard OREGON STATE SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND 1-378-3820 II Portland, Oregon 97220 700 Church Street S.E. J t To provide surgical orthopedic care to children to 16 years of II age whose parents are unable to pay the cost of hospitalization Salem, Oregon 97301 • • f and treatment. Provides educational facilities for visually handicapped chlldren I! both blind and partially sighted. 11 SPECIAL EDUCATION 255-1841 )I (Multnomah County Intermediate Education District) OREGON STATE SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 1-378-3825 220 S.E. 102nd Avenue 999 Locust Street N.E. Portland, Oregon 97216 Salem, Oregon 97310 . NPr?Vides diagnostic services and instructional programs for Provides educational facilities for deaf ch~ldren from ~ursery. chlldren who have speech, Vision, hearing, emotional, visual school through high school. Includes work 1n speech, 11P readlng and learning disabilities. and vocational training. IJ It SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS PORTLAND CENTER FOR HEARING AND SPEECH, INC. 228-6479 (Portland Public Schools) 288-5361 3515 S.W. U.S. Veterans Hospital Road 11 Child Service Center Portland, Oregon 97201 . . I 220 N.E. Beech Evaluates advises and provides rehabilitation serVlces to persons I! Portland, Oregon 97212 who have ~peech, hearing or language handicaps. II Special edUcation programs set up for physically, visually, and II emot~onally handicappe~ young people. Also those with speech and hear1ng problems. Reglonal programs for blind, deaf and physi P cally handicapped. English as a second language program. 46 II 47 Il ~ t HANDICAPPED, continued HANDICAPPED, continued SPECIAL SERVICES 229-5939 (State of Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation) VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION, continued 500 Hughes Building West Side 115 S.W. 4th Avenue 500 Hughes Building Portland, Oregon 97204 Provides special programs in rehabilitation and training for the I 115 S.W. 4th deaf, people with mental health problems and those severely han 1,I Portland, Oregon 97201 dicapped. Open tl 16 and over. 229-5050
TRAINABLE MENTALLY RETARDED 255-1841 II WASHINGTON CENTER FOR THE DEAF 232-9134 (Multnomah County Intermediate Education District) ! (Washington High School, Portland Public SchoolS) 220 S.E. 102nd Avenue 531 5.E. 14th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97216 I Portland, Oregon 97214 Major information and referral for all Multnomah County Inter Special educational assistance for deaf youth in Portland high 1I school s. mediate Edvcation District trainable mentally retar.ded programs f' for youth 6-18. Provides comprehensive pro~rams. 1 " - \ \~ESTSIDE SCHOOL CORPORATION 246-5305 6930 S.W. Brier Place TUCKER MAXON ORAL -SCHOOL 235-6551 Portland, Oregon 97205 2860 S.E. Holgate Boulevard Programs for mentally handicapped and developmentally disabled. Portland, Oregon 97202 Operates a preschool, two group homes for adults 18 and over· Special education for hearing impaired children. and the Westside Activity Center.
UNITED CEREBRAL PAL~Y ASSOCIATION 777-4167 7117 S.E. Harold Street Portland, Oregon ··97206 Provides a sheltered workshop to employ the handicapped, and a developmental day care program for adolescents through adults. (Summer ,recreation program for age 5 through adults) j
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION (State of Oregon) Proyi~es counseling, guidance, physical restoration and job 1 I tralnlng for mentally retarded, emotionally disturbed physi ! I } i cally handicapped and those with drug or alcohol depe~dence .of over 16 years of age. Specific eligibility requirements. Albina Rehabilitation Office St. Johrs Office I 5022 N. Vancouver Avenue 4823 N. Lombard Portl and, Oregon 97217 Portl and, Oregon 97203 1 1 280-6940 280-6836 I Eastmont Rehabilitation Office Southeast Office I 15938 5.E. Division 5038 S.E. Powell 't Port1 and, Oregon 97233. Portland, Oregon 97206 rI. 760-6474 229-6950 ! i ! .;i 49 48 I f f I... "...... -~.~ ~ J ABORTION & FAMILY PLANNING, continued
PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION 234-5411 1200 S.E. Morrison Street Portland, Oregon 97214 Dissemination of current information on family planning. Pregnancy testing. pregnancy clinics and counseling.
I AIJORTIOH INFORHATlOtl AND REFERRAL SERVICE 227-5404 :ms lUI. Irving I Portland I Oregon 97209 I Refers ~allers to individuals who can provide information 6n I abortion counseling. Also has speakers bureau.
I BIRTIlRIGHT 221-0598 515 Mayer Building 1 1130 S.W. Morrison Portland. Oregon 97205 1 Offers alternatives to abortion and acts as a referral agency.
I FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC 280"4612 (Emanuel Hospital) I· 2801 N. Gantenbein Portland, Oregon I. Post-delivery counsel ing and counslel ing for 'County post-abortal f patients. By referral only, for low-income fami' ies in Emanuel I or county programs. Appointments necessary. ! ' FAMILY PLANNING CLINrCS t (Multnomah County Oepartment of Hedical Services) Free examinations and counseling regarding methods of birth I counttol for women. ~ Nain Tnfonnation: 12240 H,E. Glisan Street 104 S.W. 5th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97232 Port' and, OY'egon 97204 248-3649 248-3412 5022 N. Vancouver Avenue 8912 N. WOQ·lsey AVenue I! 97203 POI'tland. Oregon 97217 Portland, Oregon t. 280-6964 283-2477 I 7950 $.E. 62nd 815 E. Powell Portl and) Oregon Gresham, Oregon 97030 I 24S~3412 (Thu,'s. morning) 665-5709 (Wed. afternoon) ! f f !. 50 51 ~ CHRONIC DISEASES, continued
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION 223-3177 718 W. Burnside Street Room 204 Portland, Oregon 97209 Provides a special therapy program at Good Samaritan Hospital for patients with dystrophy and other muscle disease problems. Pro vides appliances, counseling, recreational programs, and works to include children in existing educational programs. ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIOII 234-0404 1818 S.E. Division Street Portland, Oregon 97202 NATIONAL CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCH FOUNDATION 227-7855 Provides eOocB.tional materials to students doing research. Also, 3605 S.W. Corbett Avenue special rr~tar carps to transport arthritic patients to and from Portland, Oregon 97201 savill'S 1 therapy r:enters. LOiln closet including wheel chairs, etc .. Provides educational materials for young people doing research Referral s only. papers, and welcomes youth volunteers to help on special events.
EPILEPSY LEAGUE OF OREGON 228-7651 NATIONAL FOUNDATION MARCH OF DIMES 222-9434 718 W, Burnside Street Room 208 702 Woodlark Building • Portland, Oregon 97209 f Portland, Oregon 97205 . Refcrra.l information and cQunsp.1ing for epi 1ept i cs. Educa tiona 1 Provides educational materials about a variety of birth defects. I material. ,I Marchathon program for youth. Publications about sickle cell ~ anemia, pre-natal care and other health concerns. KrONEY ASSOcrATION OF OREGON 234-6448 1222 5.E. 7th Avenue OREGON CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL 227-2901 iI Portland. Oregon 97214 HEMOPHILIA FOUNDATION , Provides kidney machines and training programs to teach patients Senator Building Room 512 to operate machines in their own homes. 732 S.W. 3rd Avenue Portland j Oregon 97204 Meets medical and dental needs of hemophiliacs. Provides counseling, II' LEUKEMIA ASSOCIATION OF OREGON 227-5659 summer camps. and scholarships. [ 718 W. Burnside Street Room 507 f Portland, Oregon 97209 Ji Acts as a referral agency for patients ;n need. OREGON HEART ASSOCIATION 226-2575 ,i;' 1500 S.W. 12th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97201 MYASTHENIA GRAVIS .ASSOCIATION 223-1907 Provides educational materials to young people about heart disease . 718 W. Burnside street and smoking hazards; aids in arranging for low-cost penicillin pla!l Portland. Oregon 97209 fOl' young peopl e. I Provides sel'vi~es to Myasthenia Gravis patients and educational ! materials to students. t • OREGON LUNG ASSOCIATION 224-5145 ! 1020 S.W. Taylor Street f [; MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF PORTLAND 223-8532 Portland, Oregon 97205 f 718 W. 8urnside Street Provides comprehensive education materials on air conservation; Portland. Oregon 97209 smoking, and respiratory disease. Screening test for detection of Toprovlde $oeia1 activities for those with multiple sclerosis. respiratory problems for 18 years or older. Hottle hell> eare and equipment also provided. 53 52 CHRONIC}lISEASES, continued
PUBI.IC EOUCATrON PROGRA/1 228-8331 (American Cancer Society) 1530 S.W. Taylor street Portland, Oregon 97205 . BUCKMAN DENTAL CLINIC 233-5791 A program to involve and inform youth in projects of the Amerlcan (Hultnomah County Hedical Services) Cancer Society. This includes films, ]ecture~, literature. 2014 N.E. Everett Street f10bll e unit and PAP test. Port 1and, Oregon 97232 Dental treatment for low-income youth through the age of 17. Treatment for adults'on1y in cases of emergency.
CRESTON SCHOOL DENTAL HEALTH CLINIC 771-5735 4701 S.E. Bush Street Portland, Oregon 97206 Offers dental services to any low-income Portland student upon the referral by the principal.
DENTAL SERVICES 222-9221 Ext. 329 (Veterans Administration Hospital) S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road Portland, Oregon 97201 Provides everY type of dental care except orthodonture and perio donture to anyone who is a veteran or has been in the service, and meets eligibility \"equirements.
DENTAL TREATMENT PROGRAN 225-8867 (University of Oregon Dental School) 611 S.W. Campus Drive Portland, Oregon 97201 Reduced cost dental care for patients whose dental problems meet the educational needs of dental students.
MODEL CI,IES HEALTH CENTER 280-6927 DENTAL CLImC 5022 N. Vancouver Avenue Portland, Oregon 97217 , 'Basic dental care for pre-school to 13 years. Appointments neces !' sary. Only emergency work for adults. PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE DENTAL CLINIC 244-6111 Ext. 413 Health Technician Building C8A 12000 S.W. 49th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97219 Ii, Provides some dental work at minimal cost. Appointments necessary. ,( 55 54 DEijTAL, continued .JVtaterna( and THE Al6WA ACTIOtf CEtfTER (TMC) 288-8345 707 H.E. Kftott Street Portland, Oregon 97212 Provides visual and dental services program. chi Cd 3{eaCth UtHVERS!TY Of' OREGON MEDICAL SCHOOL 225-8311 Ext. 8601 OUTPATIENT DENTAl. CLINtc CHILO DEVELOPMENT AND REHABILITATION CENTER 225-8316 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road 707 S.W. Gaines Portland, Or~90n 97201 Portland, Oregon 97201 ~rDency and restorative dental care. Dental education. Child development and rehabilitation of youth up to 21 years of age by referral. Includes physical, emotional or mental handicaps. WOO.OLANO PARK DENTAL CLINIC 255-1313 Ext. 494 1t}300 N. E. Hancock. Street IMMUNIZATION CLINIC 248-3681 Pottland •.Oregon 97220 (Multnomah County Department of. Medical Services) Comp1ete dental treatment for most dental problems for low income 12240 N.E. Glisan Street • youth throUgh agelS. Handles dental emergencies for adults. Portland, Oregon 97230 Provides tuberculosis skin tests, Monday only; DPA shots, rubela and measles shots. Wednesday 9-11, 4-6:30; no cost.
HA1ERNAL AND INFANT CARE PROJECT 280-4600 2801 N. Gantenbein Street Portland. Oregon 97227 A clinic which offers free pre- and post-natal and newborn care to women in parts of North and Northeast Portland.
WELL-CHILD CLINICS .248-3645 (Multnomah County Department of Medical Services) 12240 N.E. Glisan Street Portland, Oregon 97230 Physical examinations, dietary management advice for preschool youngsters. Offered in neighborhood clinics throughout the city.
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J~ • " - I I MEDICAL CLINICS, continued IMMUNIZATION CLINIC 248-3681 (Multnomah County Department of Medical Services) 12240 N.E. Glisan Street Portland, Oregon 97230 Offers immunization and X-ray services at little of no cost. ALBINA HEALTH CARE CENTER 288-0259 I (X-ray service only if T8 test is positive) 4122 N.E. Union Avenue Portland, Oregon 97211 I MODEL CITIES HEALTH CENTER 280-6928 Free medical services provided for general health problems. Open I PEDIATRIC CLINIC 7PI1-11PM, Wednesday to Sunday. Health information referral and 5022 N. Vancouver counseling service available from 3PM-llPM. Portland, Oregon 97217 Free medical services for youth under 19 years. Appointments DEVERS I1EI10RIAL EYE CLINIC 229-7022 necessary. Emergency walk-in cases. (Good Samaritan Hospital) 1200 N.W. 23rd Avenue OREGON OPTOMETRIC CENTER 224-2323 Portl and I Oregon 97210 Complete diagnostic and eye treatment for indigent persons. 917 S.W. Oak Street I Portland, Oregon 97205 i Low-cost visual testing and treatment. Complete visual service. t DOERNBECHER HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN 225-8311 ! 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road OUT-PATIENT CLINIC 225-8311 I" Port1 and. Oregon 97201 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road Medical care for youth up to 16 from clinic doctors, private Portland, Oregon 97201 I dor:tors or Emergency Room in hospital. Medical-surgical and related services to patients who are not confined to bed. I: FRED HAMPTON PEOPLE'S FREE HEALTH CLINIC 288-7279 I 2341-43 N. Williams OUTSIDE-IN 223-4121 I Portland. Oregon 97227 1240 S.W. Salmon Street Comprehensive, free medical service for people in the North and I Portland, Oregon 97205 i Northeast target areas. Provides free medical services and counseling for youth. Preg Il nancy tests given 9Al1-1PM Monday through Friday, $1.50. Open t HEALTH ALERT CENTER 233-5527 24 hours. Emergency referrals. ~ 6040 S.E. Belmont street 11 Portland. Oregon 97215 PORTLAND AREA INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE 221-.2021 t Offers free five day stop smoking program, prenatal classes, 921 S.W. Washington Street Room 200 weight control program, glaucoma clinic, and monthly canc~r II Portland, Oregon 97205 I' clinic. Assists reservation Indians with Health services. Some exceptions [ lt made for Indians living off reservation. Information and referral, and so~e limited emergency aid available. !, HEAL If! HELP CENTER, INC. 282-6675 It 4842 N.E. 8th Avenue 1 Portland. Oregon 97211 { Provfdes free genel'a1 services to people of all ages with a variety 1 of health problems. A volunteer community health clinic. 58 It 59
n" f', I ,I I MEDICAL CbINICS, continued ! ~ TuaERCULOsrs SURVEY CENTER 248-3406 j ..MentaL 3-Cea(Ch (fMtnomah County Department of Medical Services) 104 S,W. 5th Avenue I Portland, Oregon 97204 ! Testing, counseling, and medication to prevent and treat TB. I
A~BERTINA KERR HOME FOR GIRLS 233-5247 lJIiIVERSl\"V OF ORt!,!)?1 I1EDICAL SCHOOL HOSPITAL 225-8311 2307 N.E. Flanders 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road Portland, Oregon 97232 PDrtland, Oregon 97201 Offers care and treatment for young delinquent girls, age 13-18. Medical I surgical and related services to hospitalized patients. I ALBINA FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES 288-9145 VEI/ER£A1. DISEASE CLINIC 248-3414 t 73 N.E. Morris (Multnomah County Medical Services Portland, O~egon 97227 104 S.W. 5th Avenue Walk-in counseling for indivi,duals, families and businesses. Portland, Oregon 97204 Free examinations, counseling and treatment of venereal disease. C.V. MORRISON CENTER FOR YOUTH ARD . 232-0191 I FAMILY SERVICE WOHEti'S HEALTH CUNIC 234-9774 I 3355 S.E. Powell Boulevard 3537 S.E. Hilwthorne Boulevard I Portland, Oregon 97202 Port1 and I Oregon 97Z14 I Diagnosis and oat-patient treatment for behavior disturbances in A free service open to all women. Pregnancy tests, PAP tests, and ! children ages 2-18. Family counseling to teach and clarify reforral te dotters. Feminist therapy and counseling, community parenting skills so parents can be more effective. education and personal health education. Monday-Saturday 10AM-2PM; HonddY and Wednesday 5PM-9PM. I 1 DA/>lMASCH HOSPITAL 638-4161 I ! 38 14 i1 sony; 11 e :1 WilsonVille, Oregon 97070 State hospital for psychiatric illnesses requiring hospital ization. Adolescent program for those through 18; treatment approach to I young people displaying serious psychiatric disorders. I H DELAUNAY INSTITUTE FOR 11ENTAL HEALTH 285-9871 6419 N. Portsmouth Av/~nue Portland, Oregon 97203· 11 Program providing a comprehensive mental health serVice to the community. Adolescent group therapy sessions and one-to-one 11 counseling for young people are provided. I.tt )"1 DRUG TREATMENT AND TRAINING PROJECT 229-5129 }1 (State of Oregon Mental Health Division) 309 5.14. 4th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97204 Provides individual and group therapy for drug abusers up to age 35. ~ Strictly confidential. No charge, 60 61 IId ~ . ~ ------~~===..,....,....,------...... ------
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f H t fht~ w)tl':E 288-2331 llARCOiIC ADDICT REHABILITATION ?ROGRAM - NARA 229-5525 ~rm:: N. !lorU:~,u;1\ (State of Oregon Mental Health Division) ;'.-;rt; illl1':h r.rf'i,n 9n27 t, ',t+f_fi€.!t< rp';ldf'nt,ttl} carc treatr.l€nt center for alcoholic and 309 S.W. 4th Avenue '11';)'$ ~d1~1,f:l(;ri'.. if> t;ndold(!l". Set up as u two-year program. PorU and, Oregon 97204 Planned program for the rehabilitation of heroin addicts.
;t'd '; lJj'l'(i/!;A,H 223-6145 TEENAGERS AGAINST DRUG ABUSE - T.A.D.A. 286-3148 ~:",~,/ 'I.W. rl.!tlt"Tley 'Areet 9024 N. Edison Street t;,I'*. 1{ln'j. Hn'lInl1 912{J') • • ;. ,;c,:; "J!:" fti* H! .. lLl year ai{i drug abu$crs. Provides five lwe-ut Portland, Oregon 97203 N,ICW; i"JHt, I',lei' fu;rw: Ilf'!.;vidinl,l gaidll"lce fot young peop1e. Inten Provides activities for young people interested in discussing :,~~f' H,")~'i(>nt ~,fl tn'l1tl*mt and pal"t"tirne cOlllfiU.nity invOlvetllent. dr'19 abuse problems and participating in varied programs.
WARREN CHUNG, PHARMACIST 289-3312 l'~i 'tHi\. 1!{J\irl~ A%flCIATHm OF (ltl,£G()U 2(18-6571 6728 N.E. Union Avenue lHj W. Dum~ide- Street Portl and, Oregon 97211 f'QrtlMd, Or\!~jl)fl 91209 I}H('l''j 1nfOf!Pdti(;t1 and referral for mental health services. Friend Provides infonnatfon 'and counsel ing about all drugs leC'al and ~.tI1p !:luh for t'wotal pi1.tients. Student membership in l'Ienta1 Hlegal. provides antabuse and methadone treatment program. t!('{)l~.h A%O(;ll)ti.cn. Fre~ 1 ite:rature available.
lJ"i)tI"Al, H(AL 'W IHVI!)IOtt 248-3425 nl!)HnO~~!lh C.Ol.w~.y Ucpart:nent. of J--I.edica1 ${!rvtces} Hit! ~."VI. Mh tWC!\U~ YIJrtldll!i, Oregon S]Z(l4 \\l .. nr;('l 1l'!J ~nd p:;.ychothe:rapJ', bMh for i!'\dividuals and qroups. f;o}f"n:f('I'ro.h j)J;ccpted for any yaung person 15 years of i;\ge and \)1.1('1', t\.l~>: ti, 'J3,IW(jI.tV(lr Avenue 1224() N.E. Glisan Street f'OJ'tlan:1. Gregon 9n17 Portlaqd~ Oregon 97230 ?f-leJ~fl92a 24an 3653
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YOUTH HOSTEL 244-0745 8366 S.W. 23rd Portland, Oregon 97219 Housing for transient, young people 18-25. Operates from Nay through mid-October.
C~i·iTA(.f CWHH {Portland Youth Advocates) 226-4746 ,lj3? ;;..11. l-!orrl $00 iJ(H'tlatld I Ol"{l!)Ot"l 97201 It'r~3'1Mas 5u;':(! temporary housing assistance.
IllJlJ~tNG I!UTHORlrv OF PORTLAnD 1605 N.t. 45th Avenue portland. Orogon 97Z13 l!ou~fn!l ass istancc to low-income famil les.
HI'RYHA WASHINGTON HOTEL 223-2461 1115 S.W. 11th Avenue Portland, Ore!)on 91205 HOu!> fflg f(H' wQrk 1119 and student women. ages 18-35. Approximate 1\ tear residence l1mit. Rates are $90 - $110 per month.
1·IUlAl t ION AMRTM£NTS 288" 7111 (taster Seal Society and Housing Authority of Portland) 1969 N.W. Johnson Street Purth-nlii Oregon 97209 Housing for hnndicapped. Hust meet Housing Authority of Portland cH.. libU ity r-equirements.
TH~ mmun: 224-2070 ' 1912 S'.W. 6th
~, F(lI'tland. 01'1:11100 97201 . 1, Off~r$ rQom and board for young women 17-26 by the month, $115 - $150. i J l i I [ ~ ! , . YOUNG h'1)Mt:N'S tHlUSTlAN ASSOCIATlON223-6281 ,[ 1111 S.W. 10th Avenue 1 Portl im(l. Oregon 97205 i Tf!t'lp1lt'ary nQuslng rot" w¢men over age of 18 17 with parent31 consent, II ! l Ij or {\s referral from lti1illen'S Protective Division. etc. Fee and limi H ! tattons on length (If·$tay. II [ jl \ IIIf 64 tI 65 Vl .. f LEGAL, continued
LEGAL AID SERVICE, continued Main Office 224-4086 Albina 288-6746 732 S.W. 3rd Avenue 517 N,E. Killingsworth Ave, Portland, Oregon 97204 Portland, Oregon 97211 East County 777-4703 Southeast Branch 234-8461 ftUH flA tf,6AI.. (;1.1 tit C 284-5712 4420 S.E. 64th Avenue 2005 S,E. Hawthorne Blvd. ;;;y~'! N. Wil HIllT'~ Avenue Portland, Oregon 97206 Portland, Oregon 97214 ~if)rti"fl(J. OrCSf.ln 97227 fr'N: }('gdl /!d\'ice lind assistance from private attorneys to low hlHi:"B (mill re':,idetlt~. ~nd3Y and Wednesdays 5:30PM to 8:30PM. METROPOLITAN HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION 248-4187 City Hall Room 208 1220 S.W. 5th ALltHfCAN I~!nl UUHHIES UNION 227-3186 1 Portland, Oregon 97204 'no S(mator [luil ding i Receives. complaints of discrimination in Fair Housing, Equal P,wt 1cnll. 0 regon 97204 1 Opportunlty ill Employment, and Public Accomodations, as 11ell as Offers tfef(!n~e assistance to individual s being denied their indi 1 complaints against City and County government agencies. Assists vHlIJ1l1 HtH'!rt1cli guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution; especially t community groups in problem solving, Provides education resources ft'#!edo:n of ~xflres5ion. due process of Taw. and equal protection 1 and ,training programs. Implements City and County affirmative of til!':, 101'15. 1 actlon plans. ,I twnUt1J OF l1illO~ ',tate of Oregon) 229-5736 I METROPOLITAN PUBLIC DEFENDER 248-3880 1400 !j.W.5tIlAvanue . 620 S.W. 5th Room 408 fortland. Oreqon 91201 Portland, Oregon 97204 ; Etlft.in!.ls civil rights laws) prohibiting discrimination because of ! I Se~ves as a referral center for available alternatives to incarcer rJtC, religion, color, sex, national origin and age in employment, ,1 atlon. Sets up surrender and a court date for persons in adul t hlJu~1n9 and public llt':comodation$.. court with outstanding warrants. .
fAMilY LAW CENTER 226-7991 PROBLEM SOLVERS (Oregon State Bar) 229-5788 13il S.W. 31'u AV(]lluC 808 S.W. 15th Avenue hBrt!~n(J. Qreqon 91204 Portland, Oregon 97205 finl¥'hfn1; jUlIclrlles with Jega1 cQunsel ing and representation. Also Free legal aid to persons 13-20, in exchange for their donating prov1d~s 10gal counseling in the area of domestic relations. time in community service programs,
IJ\WYfR't; Rt:HRAAl {Oregon State Bar} 229-5788 !~ila 5. W. 15th Avenue rorthnd. Oregon 97205 ~cfers tndividual$ to attorneys in private practice who can handle tMir ~pe;;:H'\e 109111 needs. $15 for first half-hour. •
l(GAt AID SERVtt£ f'1'Gvfdm. lefjal aid and counseling for anyone who cannot afford hm\ll ~"si$tMe('. Pdmarily eivil casp.s. No criminal cases.
66 67 1 1 1., { 11ANPOWER. conti nued 1 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 248-3294 i (Hultnomah County) J\A a!!p ower 'I 510 S.W. Montgomery " Portl and, Oregon 97201 \ Provides testing and placement for county civil service jobs. ; ~ J CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION (U.S.) 221-3144 ARHW fOP:('ES RE(RlIITl11G STATIONS , 319 S.W. Pine Street Hl.ltn ()ff1'c~ for Information: Aft' f'orce 221-2652 Marine 221-3021 1 Portland, Oregon 97204 :m $.W. SalMOn 921 S.W. Washington ! Provides employment counsel ing, testing and pl acement for those f.'(jrt,lMd. Orcljcltl 97204 Portland, Oregon 97205 i over 18 or with a high school diploma for federal jobs.
Amy 221~2267 t~ationa 1 Guards 280-6820 4 Jt'l S.W. Salmon 10000 H.E. 33rd Drive { CIVIL SERVICES (State of Oregon) 229-5844 Portland, Oregon 97211 I 1400 S. W. 5th Avenue Room 136 Pfirtland* Oregon 97204 , Portland, Oregon 97201 Guard Navy 221-3026 I Provides. testing and placement for state civil service jobs. Coast 227-0983 J lnfonnatlon on available jobs. J21 S.il. Salmon 321 S.W. Salmon I Portland. Orcgon 97t04 Portland, Oregon 97204 ;[ ! I CONCENTRATED, EMPLOYMENT PROG~M 288-8391 IlPPRWTlCESHIP UlFORMATlOU CEUTER 229-6080 i (Portl and Metropo11ta.n Steerlng commi ttee ~ Main Office (St~tc of Or~gon €mployment Division) ! 220 N.E. Russell street 1030 N.£. Couch Street I Port 1ami, Oragon 97232 Portland, Oregon 97212 Pf{}vidU infot11lation regarding an apprenticeship programs; screens ! An employment servic~ which provides counseling, job training, appl h::ant:'. for different programs; preference given to minority 1SED program, suppor~lVe serv~ ces . and p1 ~cement. 18 years of age / or older, m~et low mcome cnterla, reslde in specified Model l'lppl1{;ants. :1 Cities! Albl~a or Southeast Portland target areas. Sponsors (Operatlon Malnstream. an on-the~job training program. CASUAL lABOR OFFICE 229-5936 'I (Stat~ of Ore90n Employment Division) 135 W. Butn$ide Street 1EOUCATION' PROJECT 224-0151 < (Urban league) Portland, tlr~9iln 97209 l,nf(ln:l~tion "rid placement for temporary jobs and some farm work. I) 718 W. Burns; de Street , Portl and, Oregon 97209 Crop harV(ll~tf'lg including be-t'ry picking dut'ing the season. jProv!des information regarding careers, financial aid to college. j$peclal apprenticeship training programs. 1 < tlvtt StRVICE SOARD 248-4352 .f {tHy of Portland} I stu 'S.W. »antsomery t EMPLOYMENT DIVISION (state of Oregon) J1'{lrtland. Or~gon 91201 I Downtown Office 229-5711 North Portl and Offi ce 280-6950 Pti)vfdet t(!~tin9 IUld plac~!\ent fot' eity eivi1 service jobs. ! 1401 S.W •. 4th AVenue 5022 N. Vancouver Avenue I Portl and. Oregon 97204 Portl and, Oregon 97217 1 I Southeast Office 229-6081 1 3524 S. E. 52nd Avenue -l Portland. Oregon 97206 P 6S it 69 u:1,i 11A1IPOYIER t continued MANPOWER, continued
~ HiE Qfj:, JDfJ WfORHATl01f 221-3141 NEW CAREERS PROGRAM (CEP) 288-8391 (U,;;, £:ft'iU t'er"{h:e Coonission) (Portland Metropolitan Steering Committee) 31~ S.W. Ptn~ Street 220 N.E. Russell Street Portla"'j t (;;1'(J!lc,n 97204 Portland, Oregon 97212 ProlMe!) r.QJn~eHIl1 atd information relating to all federal jobs. Provides up to 2 years of job training and educational assistance fOpO~/~d by job place'!lent. 18,years of age or older, lo~t income crlter1a, and reslde 1n spec1fled Model Cities, Albina or South JOH tiMi¥, 223-6281 east Portland target areas. Piat10na1 (ir!.1llottllt1Qo for flomM. Uf'{"Wfl ~V;J!'lCn for Women's EquaHty) IlH ~.irI. 10th NEW WRINKLE 235-8954 Portl~r.d. Ofe~on 91201 (American Friends Service Committee) t.fsl"I~Jt$ in fiJ')d1119 employment for Illen and women in jobs traditional 4312 S.E. Stark Street ly ri:f;er'lN1 fol' members of the opposite sex. Portland, Oregon 97215 Examines resources for alternative vocations counseling for those JH!ll!)1< ACHl£V01ENi 236-2131 seeking alternative life styles, Please cali for appointment. 1,1,:1} S.L. HawthrOnl'! Boulevard Port14od. Oregon 97214 OPERATION GREENTHUMB 771-0286 for' ym)l¥l people to learn about the free enterprise system by (Portland public Schools) 'Jetthq up thefr own minature corporations. 2826 S.E. 76th Avenue . Portl and, Oregon 97206 !JI,IIFl)llfJt GH'f.LOPH£1fT AND TRAINING ACT PRO 229-5210 A vocational training program that teaches high school juniors and PfWGIW·t seniors ornamental horticulture. {P;:n'tlalld Cmnr.:unity College & Oregon State Employment Division) fail 'nu Hall OPERATION STEP-UP 288-9104 O~9 S,W. Porter Street Nero Industries, Inc. i'ortt@ol1. Oregon 97201 3525 N.E. Union Rcte1ves referrals f~~ l~eal employment agencies and then pro Portland, Oregon 97212 v1dc~ job training ,support services and job placement. Ser Job placement program for professiOl1al, semi- and unskilled high vh:(!:.; pl'ovided on referral basis only. school graduates. Works especially with placement of minority people. Funded by Model Cities grant. Nt lGHBOlUlOOO yount CORPS 234-3392 (iiorthnd Publ1c Schools) Ext. 385 or 388 i PEACE CORPS/VISTA (ACTION) 221-2411 6Jl N. E. C1 ackl\>llas I 511 N. W. Broadv/ay #363 Portl~nd. OregQn 97208 1 ~()b training. program for financially disadvantaged high school Portland, Oregon 97209 lauth through the work ex~rience coordinator at each Portland Programs designed to meet needs of poor communities here and JI abroad. VISTA is a one-year volunteer program; Peace Corps ~ilMle htgll school. ! is a two-year volunteer program. \ tlUGliSORHGO!) YOLJTH CORPS (auto fschoo 1) 246-3366 I PORTLAND HABILITATION CENTER, INC, 777-2215 6525 S.W. Capitol Hill Road 1 3829 S.E. 74th Avenue P~rtland. Otegon 97201 I Portland, Oregon 97206 J{lb training flfOgram for high school drop-outs 15-17 years old. I Employment and training for the handicapped under a sheltered fl;Jl/N'ty .;:t1 toria. Tutoring prograJ.t:lS ~ CQunse ling and a wi de I work shop. 19 and older • ... ¢r1~t:r l)f .SlJPPOt'tivc services available. t 70 I ! . 11 f MANPOWER, continued
I4ANPOHER, continued rEACHER CORPS 280-6878 (Jefferson High School AD-2, Portland Public Schools) 5210 N. Kerby PORTLAND OPPORTUNITIES INDUSTRIALIZATION 287-4196 Portland, Oregon 97211 CENTER Two-year teacher training program in selected urban schools and 4401 N.E. Union correctional institutions. Designed to change the quality of Portland, Oregon 97211 education and improve opportunities for people with low income A job training center for people 18 years and older in the metro backgrounds to get their degrees. politan and outlying areas. Must be employable. UNITED MINORITY WORKERS 288-0168 PROJECT OUTREACH (National Urban League) 288-6361 106 N.E. Morris 5329 N.E. Union Avenue Room 204 Portland, Oregon 97212 Portland, Oregon 97211 Job and apprenticeship information and referral. Program works A job training program offering apprenticeship positions in the to gain entry into construction jobs and Uliions for minorities. building and construction industry for those ov~r 18 with GED or high school diploma. U.S. BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 234-3361 1425 N.E. Irving Street PORTLAND RESIDENTIAL MANPOWER CENTER 224-0190 Portland, Oregon 97208 (portland Publ ic Schools) - Assists in employment and educational opportunities for Indians 1022 S.W. Salmon who can prove at least 1/4 Indian blood. First priority to Portland, Oregon 97205 . reservation Indians. Local job corps training program for dis~dvantag~d hl~h sch~ol drop-outs 16 to 21. Provides comprehens1ve serVlces l~cludlng residential support, high school equivalency and vocatlonal VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION (State of Oregon) classes. Provides counseling, guidance, physical restoration and job training for mentally retarded, eOlotionally disturbed, physi cally handicapped and tho~e with drug or alcohol dependence over SERVICE STATION CAREER EDUCATION PROGRAM 284-4588 16 years of age. Specific eligibility requirements. (portland Public Schools) Eastmont Rehabilitation Office St. Johns Office 1530 N.E. 7th Avenue 15938 S.E. Division 4823 N. Lombard Port] and. Oregon 97208 Portl and, Oregon 97233 Portl and, Oregon 97203 Training youth for service station employment. Entrance is gained 760-6474 280-6836 through referral from one of the public schools. ! I Southeast Office West Side 5038 S.E. Powell 500 Hughes Building SOUTHEAST YOUTH SERVICE CENTER (PACT) 233-1113 ! Portland, Oregon 97206 115 S.W. 4th 1806 S.E. Division I 229-6950 ' Portland, Oregon 97201 Portland, Oregon 97202 229-5050 Center in Southeast area serving youth, 10-18 years, with an empha Albina Rehabilitation Office sis on youth in trouble. Offers crisis intervention, family an~ 5022 N. Vancouver Avenue individual drug counseling, job development program and recreatlon. I Portl and, Oregon 97217 Also acts as referral agency. 1 280-6940 'j I I I I 1 72 I . 73 ,i ( 1 MANPOWER, continued MANPOWER, continued WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM 234-3392 (Portland Public Schools) YOUTH SERVICES BUREAU 777-3824 Career Education (Multnomah East County Community Action Agency) 631 H.E. Clackamas 9207 S.E. Foster Portland, Oregon 97208 Portl and, Ol'egon 97266 Students are given release time from school to take part-time jobs Employment counseling, placement and referral services for youth. in the community for enrichment and financial benefits. Operates out of each high school with independent guidelines.
WORKFORCE 223-6341 107 N.W. 6th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97209 Temporary labor for men over 18 on a day by day basis.
WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM 280-6840 (State of Oregon Employment Division) 3819 H.E. Tillamook . Portland, Oregon 97212 Receives referrals from welfare only. Does not handle direct intake. Provides clients with counseling, placement, on the job trainin9 and work experience. Limited institutional training. Serves entire Hultnomah County.
WORKER TRAINEE PROGRAH (SP-2-05) 221-3141 U.S. Civil Service Commission 319 S.W. Pine Portland, Oregon 97204 Job training program for entry into beginning grade level federal jobs.
YOUTH OPPORTUNITY CENTER 229-6975 (State of Oregon Employment Division) 25 N.E. 11th Avenue Portland. Oregon 97232 Provides job counseling, testing, placement and development service for young people ages 16 to 22.
YOUTH PROGRESS ASSOCIATION 233-6121 I 1314 S.E. Taylor Portland. Oregon 97214 EmplQyment counseling. placement and referral services for youth to 25 years of age. I 14 :! 75 MULTI-SERVICE. continued
GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON YOUTH 655-8536 1107 7th Street Oregon City, Oregon 97045 A forum before which citizens and youth can come with their cnn cerns. State~lide planning groups in the area of youth development.
ALBINA MULTI-SERVICE CENTER 280-6907 HUMAN RESOURCES BUREAU (City of Portland) 248-4280 5022 N. Vancouver 824 S.W. 5th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97211 Port1and, Oregon 97204 Public agencies housed in center provide all types of direct Coordinates federally funded social services such as Model Cities, services for youth. OEO, and Department of Labor programs. Responsible for the devel opment of a Youth Services System, planning for the elderly in Portland, ~nd the administration of the Public Employment Program CHILDRENS SERVICES DIVISION 229-6707 and the Summer '73 project. (State of Oregon Department of Human Resources) 1320 S.W. Broadway . Portland, Oregon 97207 METROPOLITAN HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION 248-4187 Services in areas of casework, day care, foster homes, protection City Hall Room 208 of abused children, unmarried parents, adoption and inters.tate 1220 S.W. 5th Avenue placement of children. . Portland, Oregon 97204 Receives complaints of discrimination in Fair Housing, Equal Opportunity in Employment, and Public Accomodations, as well as CONTACT CENTER (Portland Youth Advocates) 226-4746 complaints against City and County government agencies. Assists 1532 S.W. Morrison' community gro~ps in problems solving. Provides education resources Portland, Oregon 97205 r and training programs: Implements City and County affirmative Drop- in center for youth, provi des servi ces for runaway, 1egal I action plans. advice and ~~. referral service for temporary housing. Tutoring for- GEO, Arbuckle Flat Coffee House, Children ' s Theatre. Bal1room . facility for re~t. Nine Dragon~ Art Gallery. I~ETROPOLITAN YOUTH COMMISSION 248-4005 City Hall Room 206 1220 S.W. 5th Avenue DEPARTMENT OF HUMP,N SERVICES 248:','3782 Portland, Oregon 97204 (Mul tn01,1ah County) The Metropolitan Youth Commission of Portland and Multnomah County 900 S.W. 5th Avenue Suite 1514 studies, implements, and/or promotes programs for the prevention and Portland, Oregon 97205 control of juvenile delinquency by serving as a liaison with the Administration, planning, and evaluation for all I'uman service general public, the metropolitan youth, and public and private agen- programs for' Multnomah County including medical. soC'ial service I cies charged with the responsibility of dealing with youth. Sponsors and corrections. I l~etro Youth Coundl - Project Second Wind, STEP I tutoring. pub 1i shes - I Youth Faces the Law, Youth Catalogue of Sey'v!ces and Programs. FRIENDLY HOUSE 228-4391 2617 N.W: Savier MULTNOl>1AH COUNTY COMMUNITY ACT!' AGENCY 777-4761 Portland, Oragon 97210 I (MECCA) Information and referral service for citizens of Northwest commun II1 4420 S.E. 64th Avenue ity. Creation and implementation of programs designed to deal Portland, Oregon 97205 t with neighborhood needs. I Central administrative office for community action agency in East ! Mu1tnomah County. Information regarding all poverty programs in I the area. .1 76 H 77 lJ -~~------
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PORTLAIlO ACTlOlI COMMITTEES TOGETHER - PACT 233-8491 YOUTH DIVERSION SERVICES 248-4474 lRlB ~.E. Oivision HUMAN RESOURCES BUREAU Portland, Oregon 97202 824 S.W. 5th Avenue Room 203 Create~ and implements programs designed to alleviate problems Portland, Oregon 97204 re5ultin~ from poverty in the Southeast target area. Family coun- Responsible for youth Service System planning and the development 5eling and mental health services. of Youth Service Centers.
PQRTtANIJ METROPOLITAN STEERING COMMITTEE, 233-6541 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 223-6161 YOUTH OeVEl.OPMENT PROGRAM Metro Center 1110 S.L Alder 831 S.W. 6th Avenue I'tJrtlaod, Oregon 97214 Portland, Oregon 97204 t~tabllShes local youth councils to determine-youth needs. Central YMCA office handling all general YMCA information including summer camp programs. Also, provides a Wide variety of general recreation and educational programs. Programs cover the four com SALVATION ARl>lY DIVISION HEADQUARTERS 234-0825 munity area. 1785 N.r. Sandy Boulevard Portland. Oregon 97232 Recreational facilities. crafts program, instrumental programs and YOUNG WOMEW S CHRISTI/IN ASSOCIATION 223-6~!8l youth clubs. 1111 S. ~I. lOth Avenue Portland, Oregon 97205 Central YWCA office handling all general YWCA informati()n. Provides ~OUTHEAST YOUTH SERVICE CENTER (PACT) 233-1113 a wide variety of general recreation and educati on proglrams and 1806 S.E. Division classes, open to men and women. Temporary and residential housing Portland, Oregon 97202 for women 18-22 years old. Center in Southeast area serving youth, 10-18 years, with an empha sis on youth in trouble. Offers crisis intervention, family and individual drug counseling. job development program and recreation. YOUTH SERVICES BUREAU 777-3824 Al~o acts as referral agency. (Multnomah County Corrrnunity Action Agency) 9207 S.E. Foster Portland, Qregon 97266. nU~COUNTY C01411UNlTY COUNCIL 228-9131 Individual and group counseling for youth. Assistance for drug, - 718 W. Burnside runaway, employment, health, edUcation, family, marriage and Portland, Oregon 97209 personal relationship probiems. Drop-in center also. Encourages the optimum use of available resourceS. Referral and information. tampership assistance.
\lRUAN l.EAGUE OF PORTLAND 224-0151 718 W. Burnside Room 404 Portland. Oregon 97209 Provides genera1 services and information in the areas of education. hOusin~}.! employment. health. and family welfare in an effort to prOMote equal opportunities far all people.
78 79 ~estcfentia( Care_,~ RESIDENTIAL CARE, continued CHRISTI E SCHOOL 635-3416 Marylhurst, Oregon 97036 . . and Services ., A r:sidentia1 treat~ent center for girls age 9-18 who have emotiona1/' socl~l problems. Glr1s must be able to live in an open residential set~lryg. Referrals from Children's Services DiVision schools and ALBERTINA KERR HOME FOR GIRLS 233-5247 faml11es. ' , 2307 N.E. Flanders Portland, Oregon 97232 Offers' care and treatment for young delinquent girls, age 13-18. CORDERO YOUTH CARE CENTER 244-6096 8212 S.W. Locust Street Portland, Oregon 97223 ALFRED YAUN HOME I 288-8866 Provides residential care for delinquent boys between 15 and 18 5037 N.E. 9th years of age. Portland, Oregon 97211 Residential center for pre-delinquent ch~ldren betwee~ 13 a~d.l~. Referrals from Juvenile Court through Chlldren's SerVlces D1V1Slon. DRUMMOND HOUSE 224-5210 (Gutman Rehabilitation Program, Inc.) P.O. Box 10464 ALFRED YAUN HOME II 288-8866 ~ 2063 N.W. Hoyt 5128 N.E. Rodney :1 Port1 and, Oregon 97210 Portland, Oregon 97211 1. A non-profit organization offering residential facil ities to peopl e Residential ct!nter for pre,-delinquent children between 13 and 18. I 18 and over who are mentally and emotionally disabled including Referrals from Juvenile Court through Children'S Services Division. 'i mental retardation. ' ! BOYS AND GIRLS AID SOCIETY 222-9661 EDGEFIELD LODGE (Multnomah County) 665-0157 \ Rt. 2. Box 61 2301 N.~J. Glisan i Portland, Oregon 97210 Troutdale, Oregon 97060 , Provides confidential maternity services for unwed mothers. Pro Five day residential program, day treatment and home based services vides residential treatment for emotionally disturbed, mentall~ I ,for youth with severe emotional problems. retarded, and physically handicapped children,.protected ado~tlon service, counseling services to parents ~nd chll~ren. Als~ lncludes J an accredited high school for students wlth speclal educatlonal needs. FAMILY CENTER (Volunteers of America) 232-6562 I 200 S.E. 7th Portland, Oregon 97214 CARROLL HOUSE (Catholic Charities) 228-6531 R~sidential c~re for single.women needing emergency assistance. 3725 S. E. 80th Alds unwed mo~hers, women wlth social or emotional problems. Port 1and., Oregon 97204 .J".I .. !.~ Residential center for pre-delinquent ch1ldren,betwee~ 13 aryd.l~. Referrals from Juvenile Court through Chlldren s SerVlces D1V1Slon. 'IX"FREEDOM HOU~E " 288-2331 .\ 3812 N. Borthwick l! Portl and, Oregon 97227 CATHOLIC SERVICES FOR CHILDREN 228-6531 III A se1f-h:1p residential care treatment center for alcohol ic and 317 S.W. Alder. I drug , GUTJAAH HOUSE 224-5210 MATI TALBOT ,HOUSE 222-2378 (Gutmlln Rehabilitation Program. Inc.) 222 N.W. Couch p,O, Box 10454 Portland, Oregon 97209 2063 N.W. Hoy.t Residential cate open to all ages, (Men only) Rent according to Portland, Oregon 97209 ability to pay. Various house rules. Week minimum. A non .. profit organization offering residential facilities to 18 and over who arc disabled by mental and emotional disabilities inclu dfn'] mental rC!tardation. MULTNOMAH BOYS CENTER (Catholic Charities) 228-6531 451 N.W. 1st ~resham. Oregon 97030 HAPJ.I,O/lY HOUSE liZ 232-3448 Residential center for pre-delinquent youtb between 13 and 18. 192& S.t. Taylor Street Referrals from Juvenile Court thl'ough Children's Services Division. Portland, Oregon 97214 , P.eh~bil1tation house for alcoho1ics. NATIVE AMERICAN REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION 233-7643 3303 S.E; Division IlARMONY HOUSE H3 235-3472 Portland, Oregon 97206 1932 S.E. Taylor Street Individual and group counseling. Provides two half-way house. Portland. Oregon 97214 Working in the area of education and awareness of alcohol problems Rehabflitation house for ~lcoholi~s. and prevention. nm 1101'1£ FOR noys 282-1545 OUT FRONT HOUSE (Portland Youth Advocates) 235-7676 3033 N. E. Styee 928 S.E. 18th Portland, Oregon 97212 Portland, Oregon 97214 Short-term shelte', care facil ity for ages 14 through 17. Program Res fdentia 1 center for pre-del inquent chil dren between 13 and 18. includes GED tutoring, rap groups, recreational activities, job Referrals, from Juvenile Court through Children-s Services Division. counseling, foster home finding, and family counseling. Referral through Contact Center. vAllIS PROGRAM 223-6145 1942 N.W. Kearney Street Portland. Gregon 97209 PARRY CENTER FOR CHILDREN 234~959l 3415 S.E. Powell Boulevard A program for 12-18 year old drug abusers. Provides five live-ln Portland, Oregon 97202 homcs wi~h each home providing guidan~e for young people. Inten Residential treatment for children ages 6 to 17 with severe emotional sive res1dential t~atment and part-tlllle community involvement. problems. lOUISE HOME 255-4205 722 N.E. 162nd SEGHERS HOUSE (Catholic Charities) 228~653l 908 N.W. 25th Portland, Oregon 97230 Portland .:Oregon 97204 ProvIdes residential care, counseling. guidance and education for Residential center for pre-delinquent youth between 13-18. Referrals 'Jirls. including unmarried expectant mothers. Mainly court referrals. fr'om Juvenile Court through Children's Services Division. MARY AtttESON HOUSE 287-4925 ST. MARY'S HOME FOR BOYS 649~5686 5323 N.E. Mallory 16535 S.W. Tualatin Valley Road Portland. Oregon 97211 Beaverton, Oregon 97005 Residentfal center for pre-delinquent youth between 13 and 18. Refer Residential center for boys ,9-15 years. Referrals from Juvenile ral$ fl~ Juvenile CQurt through Children's Services Division. Court through Children's Services Division. 82 83 RESIDENTIAL CARE, continued 0ocia( anat)oUt"£ca( VILLA ST. ROSE 283-2205 579 tI. Oakum Portland, Oregon 97217 Residential center for pre-delinquent girls between 13 and 18. Jnterest .9ro&s ~ Referrals from Juvenile Court through Children's Services Division. Has accredited high school program. AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE 235-8954 4312 S.E. Stark Street WAVERLY CHILDRENS HOME 234-7532 Portland, Oregon 97215 3550 S.E. Woodward An international peace and social action organization. Sponsors Portland, Oregon 97202 . local programs, offers films, literature and speakers. Provides emergency shelter care for children up to 12 years 1n r~ultnomah County. Residential care for emotionally disturbed. children up to 8 years and for trainable mentally retarded ch1ldren AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT OF PORTLAND - AIM 232-0631 up to 6 years. Adoptions are arranged for those who nee~ new c/o John Ta 11 ey parents. Information and referral serVlces are also ava,lable. 3234 S.E. 24th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97202 Major Indian political activist group attempting to revive Indian WESTSIDE S'CHOOL CORPORTAION 246-5305 traditions and promote Indian dignity and unity. Open to 13 years 6930 5.14. Brier Place and up. Portland, Oregon 97005 • Programs for mentally handicapped and developmentallY dlsab1ed. Operates a preschool, two group homes for adults 18 and over and CHINESE CONSOLIDATED BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION 236-7966 the Westside Activity Center. 315 N.W. Davis Portland, Oregon 97209 PORTLAND ORIENTAL SPORTS PROGRAM 253-4764 YOUTH PROGRESS ASSOCIATION 233-6121 3620 N. E. l22nd 1314 S.t::. Taylor Portland, Oregon 97220 Portland, Oregon 97214 CHINESE AMERICAN CITIZENS ALLIANCE 771-9925 T\~o group homes for economically and emotionally disadvantaged yuung 5324 S.E. 35th men and women age 16 to 25. Residential care, individual and group Portland, Oregon 97202 counseling, and job placement. Information and referral numbers for programs involving Chinese youth. Offers a variety of social and recreational activities. YOUTH FOR CHRIST 234-9776 604 N.E. 20th Avenue COMMON CAUSE 285-2405 or Portland. Oregon 97232 10 N.E. Ainsworth 636-5049 Two residential centers for pre-delinquent children, girls 12-15; Portland, Oregon 97211 boys 14-17. Refel'rals from Juvenil e Court through Chi1 dren IS A non-partisan citizens lobby. Priority is working in governmental Services Division. reform, campaign practices, specifically lobbying and confl ict of interest disclosures. YOUTH ADVENTURES, INC. 656-7081 P.O. Box 02221 DEMO FORUM 649-5575 Portland, Oregon 97202 6522 S.E. 32nd A residential care and treatment center for boys and girls ages Portland, Oregon 97202 15-18. Emphasis is on the group process using Gestalt, transactional Group of Democrats inviting youth participation. Sponsors annual analysis, and psychodrama. conference; lobby at State legislature. 84 85 SOCIAL ArlO POLITICAL, continued SOCIAL AND POLITICAL, continued INDIAN EDUCATIO/l PROJECT 229-4712 NORTHWEST INSTITUTE OF AFRICAN AND 229-3052 School of Social Work (Portland State Univer!\ity) BLACK AMERICAN STUDIES P.O. Box 751 (Portland State University) Portland, Oregon 97207 P.O. Box 751 Recruits and trains Indians in the field of social work. Emphasis Portland, Oregon 97201 on the Northwest area. Focuses and analyzes the true experiences of people of African descent, both in Africa and Diaspora, the present problems and alternative solutions. JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE 223-4051 327 N.H. Cuuch Portland, Oregon 97209 OREGON BLACK CAUCUS 288-8948 after 5PM A resource center which works with individuals and groups to pro P.O. Box 12262 vide greater opportunities for young people, particularly those of Portland, Oregon 97212 Japanese ancestry. This includes ethnic educational resources, Action group working for change for blacks in areas such as edu job referrals and human rights action. cation, economics and politics. Open to all ages. LEAGUE OF J,.IOMEN VOTERS 228-1675 OREGON COUNCIL FOR HOMEN'S EQUALITY 771-4082 732 5.\>1. 3rd P.O. Box 8186 afternoons & eves Portland, Oregon 97204 Portland, Oregon 97207 Promotes informed and active participation of citizens in government. Coordinates and initiates action to end discrimination against Provides election information on candidates and ballot measures. women. Resource for 1eg;sl a tive infonnation. Study groups. Membership open to young women 18 and over. OREGON ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL 222-1963 2637 S.W. Water Avenue LEFT-OUT PROGRAM (C-CAP) 288-0168 Portland, Oregon 97201 106 N.E. Morris EdUcational resource center. Political lobbyist group testifying Portland, Oregon 97212 on all environmental legislation. Information and referral center Program designed to increase involvement of people (especially for recycling centers. minority groups) in activities "Iho are otherwise left out. Open to all ages. OREGON STUDENT PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH 222-9641 GROUP - OSPIRG NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF 284-7722 after 1 PM 408 S.W. 2nd Avenue COLORED PEOPLE - NAACP Portland, Oregon 97204- 2752 N, Will i ants Avenue Studp.nt supported and directed organization devoted to environ Portland, Oregon 97~27 mental preserVation and consumer protection. Conducts research He1ps young peopie in the areas of employment, voter registration and forms action groups to promote change in these areas. Ilnd education. Overall concern for discrimination in housing, employment. education, civil rights. PORTLAND DRAFT, MILITARY AND 224-9307 VETERANS COUNSELING CENTER NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN w NOW 282-2736 or 633 S.W. Montgomery Street P.O. Box 843 246-7185 Portland, Oregon 97201 Portland, Oregon S7207 Draft, military and veterans counseling, gay draft counseling and Referral service for legal problems and employment. Offers rap ses referral. Medical, legal and ministerial referral, C.O. employ., sion, consciousness raising and has task forces tn areas such as ment counse1. credit. media and education. 8$ 87 ..r--- l .' SOCIAL AND POLITICAL, continued PORTLAND GAY PEOPLE1S ALLIANCE 229-4431 439 Smith Memorial Center Portland Stat~ University Portland, Oregon 97207 Provides speakers bureau, is involved in political action, social activities and confidence raising. Open to men, women; students BOYS AND GIRLS AID SOCIETY 222-9661 and non-students. 2301 N.W. G1isan Portland, Oregon 97210 Provides confidential maternity services for unwed mothers, inclu STOP OREGON LITTER AND VANDALISM - SOLV 228-9411 ding an accredited high school, residential, medical and hospi'ta1 824 S.W. 5th Avenue care. Portland, Oregon 97204 An educational program for children and adults to improve awareness of environmental problems. (Litter and vandalism) Speakers, slide CATHOLIC SERVICES FOR CHILDREN 228-6531 tapes, films in high schools. 317 S.W. Alder Loyalty Building Portland, Oregon 97204 Confidential maternity service, including residential care, GED URBAN INDIAN PROGRAM 233-2587 program, medical services and counseling. 1128 S. L Rhone Portland, Oregon 97202 Contact and referral service. Also provides assistance to Indians CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR GIRLS 288-5361 who are moving from a reservation to the city. Services include (Portland Public Schools) housing, employment, education, health care. Provides information 220 N.E. Beech on CISCO. Portland, Oregon 97212 Offers high school courses, counseling and special courses for pregnant girls. WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER (YWCA) 223-6281 i :' 1111 S. W. 10th Portland, Oregon 97205 FAMILY CENTER (Volunteers of America) 232-6562 Operates a job bank, revolving library. Sponsors discussion groups 200 S.L 7th and workshops. Provides meeting space for women1s groups. Portland, Oregon 97214 Residential care for single women needing emergency assistance. Aids unwed mothers, women with social or emotional problems, YOUNG DEMOCRATS 226-7106 Dekum Building Room 815 519 S.W. 3rd JEWISH FAMILY A~D CHILD SERVICES 226-7079 Portland, Oregon 97204 Mayer Building Room 316 Gives young people 14 to 30 a voice in the Democratic Party. 1130 S.W. Morrison Portland, Oregon 97205 Confi denti al services for unwed mothers. YOUNG REPUBLI CANS 654-3121 1109 S.W. Washington Portland, Oregon 97205 LOUISE HOME 255-4205 Vehicle for involvement of young people in government ana political 722 N.E. 162nd Avenue- affairs. Traffic safety programs. Portland, Oregon 97230 Provides care, :.:ounseling, guidance and education to girls including unmarried expectant mothers. 88 89 'j , UNMARRIED PARENTS, continued 'Veteran~ MATERNAL AND JNFANT CARE PROJECT 280-4600 2801 N. Gantenbein Portland, Oregon 97227 A clinic which offers free pre- and post-natal care to women in parts of North ang Northeast Portland who have general health problems which could effect their pregnancy. AMERICAN RED CROSS, OREGON TRAIL CHAPTER 228-8561 4200 S.W. Corbett Portland, Oregon 97201 WAVERLY CHILDRENS HOME 234-7532 Assistance in filing claims to veterans and their dependents. 3550 S.E. Woodward Portland, Oregon 97202 Provides pregnancy counseling and maternity services for any unwed PROJECT RETURN 228-8504 mother in need of help. 2331 N.W. Lovejoy Portland, Oregon 97210 Offers counseling and guidance to recent veterans. Information WHITE SHIELD HOME AND-HOSPITAL 226-4053 and referral service. Job assistance, development and placement. (Salvation Army) 2640 N.W. Alexandra Portland, Oregon 97210 VETERAN EDUCATION CENTER OF OREGON 228-0623 Education and counseling programs, residential housing and hospi 2331 N.W. Lovejoy tal facilities for unwed mothers. Portland, Oregon 97210 Provides education for the academically disadvantaged from the Viet Nam era. GED program. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL 222-9221 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road Portl and, Ol"egon 97207 _ Comprehensive medical services for those veterans-who have been honorably discharged and who meet eligibility requirements. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION REGIONAL OFFICE 221-2431 426 S.W. Stark Portland, Oregon 97204 EdUcational assistance; outpatient treatment and possible compensation for service-connected disability. Hospitalization on bed-available basis or for emergency for non-service disability. Benefits to de pendents in case of service-connected death. If permanently and totally disabled (service-connected), will send dependents to school. Small dependent's allowance if death is not service-connected. 90 91 .t VETERANS, continued 'Vo(Unteer ~~viC(j VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE DIVISION 248-3448 (Mu1tnomah County) .--l r@ 237 S.W. Front Street Portland, Oregon 97204 . .,. Provides information to veterans regardlng emergency flnanclal ald; ~ referral and aid in applying for veteran's benefits. Also handles AMERI CAN RED CROSS VOLUNTEER PROGRAI~ 228-8561 guardianship cases for State Departme~t of Veterans. (American National Red CrG$s, Oregon Trail Chapter) 4200 S.W. Corbett Portland, Oregon 97201 VETERANS READJUSTMENT 221-3141 Coordinates commun'ity service projects in schools. for clerical (U.S. Civil Service Commission) workers, social welfare aids, hospital and nUrsing home workers. 319 S.W. Pine Instruction in first aid, water safety, small craft safety; Portland, Oregon 97204 . nursing and health programs, etc. Accepts blood donations. Provides preferential job counseling and placement to veterans wlth less than 14 years of education. CITIZEN SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM 288-5525 (Job Therapy of Oregon, Inc.) 1535 N.E. 17th Avenue VETERANS SERVICES 229-5645 Portland, Oregon 97232 (State of Oregon Employment Division) Citizen sponsors (minimum age 18) are matched with a young person 1407 S.W .. 4th Avenue in state training schools. Minimum visitation is once every 2 weeks Portland, Oregon 97201 . and five after release. Corespondence is a major part of the pro Provides special services and prompt employment counsellng and p!ace gram. ment to veterans. Veterans are given preferential treatment on Job referrals. Vocational counseling and aptitude tests given. USO COUNCIL OF OREGON, INC. 223-8717 (United Services of Oregon) 525 S.W. Salmon Street Portland, Oregon 97204 . USO center trains junior and senior volunteers to serve at various activities for military personnel and their families. VOLUNTEER 8UREAU 222-1355 718 W. Burnside Portland, Oregon 97209 A centralized serVice for recruitment and referral of volunteers for any non-profit agency or organization in the metropolitan area. Public and private agencies or organizations registered with the bureau provide volunteer opportunities in the fields of social welfare, education, corrections, cultural arts, health and recrea tion. Hours 10AM-4PM, Monday-Friday. VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR (Multnomah County) 248-3100 Places interested citizens as volunteers in county human service programs, such as, youth. aging, health, etc. 92 93 VOLUNTEER SERVICES, continued VOLUNTEER SERVICES 248-3579 (Multnomah County Juvenile Courts) 1401 N.E. 68th Portland, Oregon 97213 Opportunities for volunteers over 18 to serve as aid in counseling, Abortion Information &Referral Service ------50 detention, big brothers, recreational, clerical, and arts and Adams Center for the Deaf ------43 crafts. Adult Basic Education ------30 AID ------43 Al Anon ------1 Al Ateen ------1 WDEX CORRECTIONS Albertina Kerr Home for Girls ------61, 80 Albina Action Center, The ------56 Al bina Fami ly & Commun'ity Servi ces ------39, 60 P1e~se make the following corrections in the index. Albina Health Care Center ------58 Albina Legal Clinic ------66 Albina Multi-Service Center ------76 Albina Youth Opportunity Schools, Inc. ------4 Albina Family & Community services ------39, 61 Alcoholic Rehabilitation Assoc. ------1 Friendly House ------··------76 Alcoholics Anonymous ------~------1 Alcoholic's Recovery Center ------1 Human Resources Bureau ------77 Alcoholism Counseling &Recovery Program ------2 Alcoholism Treatment &Training Center ------2 ~laternal & Infant Care projecl: ------··------57, 90 Alfred Yaun Home I ------80 Metropolitan Family service ------41 Alfred Yaun Home II ------80 American Civil Liberties Union ------66 Mu1tnomah county Library ------33 Ameri can Fri ends Sel"vi ce Committee ------85 American Indian Movement of Portland ------85 Oregon Lung Association ------53 American Legion Auxiliary ------30 outside-In ______"4 _____ 41, 59 American Red Cross ------91 Ameri can Red Cross Volunteer Program ------,----- 93 Portland Center for Hearing and Speech, Inc. ------46 AMR Lutheran Ministries ------16 Apprenti ceshi p Informati on Center ------.~--- 68 Regional Facility for the Deaf ------47 Arbuckle Flat ------16 Rehabilitation Institute of Oregon ------47 Armed Forces Recruiting Station ------68 Arthritis Foundation ------52 Teenagers Against Drug Abuse ------63 Waverly Childrens Horne ------84, 90 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks ------16 Berean Teen Center ------28 Washington Center for the Deaf ------49 Best Days of the Week ------16 Better Business Bureau ------9 White Shield Horne & Hospital ------90 Birthright ------.------50 William Temple House ------38, 42 Blanchet House of Hospitality ------37 B'nai Brith Youth Organization ------16 Youth & Government ------36 Bruce Thomas Memorial Center ------28 Youth Service Center, Southeast ------14, 42, B.O.O.S.T. Identification Program ------30 72, 78 Bow &Arrow Dance· Club ------17 Boys & Gi rl s Aid Sc.,!,i ety ------39, 80, 89 94 95 INDEX, continued INDEX, continued Creston School Dental Health Clinic ------55 Crippled Children's Division ------43 Boy Scouts ------17 Cubs couts ------\7 Buckman Dental Clinic ------55 Bureau of LaborIndian ______Affairs, U.S. ------6635, 73 Dammasch Hospital ------2, 61 Del aunay Institute for Mental Health -----.------40, 61 Burnside Clean Up Center ------37 Demoforum ------,------85 Camperships ______17 Dental Services ------55 Dental Treatment Program ------55 CampfireCarroll HouseGirls ______------1780 Department of Human Services ------76 Devers Memorial Eye Clinic ------58 CasualCATCH ______Labor Office ------6830 Doernbecher Hospital for Children ------58 Drug Treatment & r-,"aining Project ------.------61 Catholic Family Services ------39 Drummond House ------81 Catholic Services for Children ------80, 89 Catholic Youth Organization ------17 Easter Seal Society ------44 Cavendish Bridge Club ------17 Edgefield Lodge ------81 Center for Urban Education ------18, 30 Educated Consumers Food Council ------9 Child Development &DivisionRehabilitation ______Center ------5731 Education Project -.------31, 69 Children's Museum ______18 Emily School ------44 Employment Division ------69 ChineseChildren's Youth Services Programs Division ______------7685 Epilepsy League of Oregon ------52 Christian Teens Club ______18 Exp 1orer Scouts ------•. ---- 18 Christie School ______81 Extended Day ------7 Citizen Sponsorship Pr.ogram ------93 Fairview Hospital &Training Center ------44 Civil Service Board (City of Portland) ------68 Family Center ------40, 81, 89 Civil Servic'e Commis!>ion (t~ultnomah County) ------69 Family Circus ------18 Civil Services (State of Oregon) ------69 Family Information Referral Services ------.. -- 7 CivilCLACKAMAS Service COUNTY Commission ______~ ______(U.S.) ------104-10669 Familv Law Center ------66 CLARK COUNTY ______107-110 Family Pl anning Cl ink -----... ------50 Cleveland Option ______4 Family Planning Clinics ------50 COLUMBIA COUNTY ______111-112 Family Servi ce Department ------.. - 40 Federal Job Information ------70 Cordero Youth Care Center ------81 FISH-Portland ------37 CollegesColumbia andBoys UniVel"sitiesClub ______------3128 Focus ------4 Common Cause ______85 Follow Through ------32 Foster Parents Association ------40 CommunicativeCommunity Care Disorders______Programs ------3743 Francis Center ------37 Fred Hampton People's Free Health Clinic ------58 Concentl'ated Employment Program ------69 Freedom House ------62, 81 Consumer Credit Counseling Service ------9 Friendly House ---_------70 ConsumerContact CenterProtection ______Department ------13,9 28, 39, 64, 76 6ED Testing & Preparation ------32 Girl Guards ------~------24 Continuing Education fo\" Gi r1 s ------89 Girl Scouts ------18 Cooperative Youth Project ------28 Goodwill Industries of Portland ------44 Coretute High School Program ------31 Governor's Commission on Youth ------.------77 CounselingCrash Crew Service______------w ______1340 Grasp ------~------32 97 96 INDEX, continued INDEX, continued Gutman House ______82 Harbor Lig~t ______38 Louise Home ------_ 82 89 Hannony Houses ______.. ______2, 82 Lutheran Family Service of Oregon ------___ 41' Hayloft, The ______--______~ ______26 Headstart ______32 MacLaren School for Boys ------11 Health Alert Center ______58 Mallory Youth Center ------______29 Health Help Center, Inc. ______58 Manpower Development &Training Act Program -----_____ 70 Martha Washington ------______64 Highland Community Center ------~------19 Mary Acheson House ------______82 High School Completion Program ------__ ------____ 32 Maternal & Infant Care Project ------_ 57, 92 Hillcrest School of Oregon ______11 Matt Talbot House ------______83 HosfordHolladay CenterCenter forfor theHandicapped Deaf -______------44 Mazamas ------______19 Medallion Apartments ------______64 Hotline Northeast ______~ ______13 Mennonite Friendship Center ------______19 Housing Authority of Portland ______64 Mental Health Association of Oregon ------_ 62 Human Resources Bureau ------~------74 Methadon~ Program ------______62 Immunization Clinic ______57, 59 Metropolitan Area 4-C Council ------______8 Metropolitan Family Service ------_ 44 Indian Education Project ------86 Metropolitan Human Relations Commission ------67 77 Infant Hearing Resource ------45 Metropolitan Learning Center ------4' InnInformation Home for ReferralBoys ______Center for Alcoholic Problems ___ 822 Metropolitan Public Defender ------______67 Metropolitan Youth Commission ------77 IPAR (Institute for Public Affairs Research) ------32 Milwaukie Work Release ------_ 11 Model Cities Health Center, Dental Clinic ------_ 55 Janis Program ______62, 82 Model Cities Health Center, Pediatric Clinic ---______59 Japanese American Citizens League ------86 (C.V.) Morrison Center ------39 61 JewiJob Banksh Fan.;1y ---______& Chil d Services ------40,70 89 Multiple Sclerosis Society of Portland ------52' Junior Achievement ______33, 70 Mul tnomah Association fo)' Retarded Chi 1dren ------45 Multnomah Boys Center ------______83 Juvenile Parole Services ------11 Multnomah County Community Action Agency ------77 KBPS Radio Station ______... ______33 Multnomah County Food St.amp Program ------______38 Multnomah County 4-H Club ------______19 Kelly Center for the Deaf ------. ., .----- 45 Multnomah County Juvenile Court & Donald E. Long Home ------_____ 11 KidneyKiwanis AssociationClub ______of Oregon ------. ~-- ____ 4552 Multnomah County Library ------__ 11 Koinonia House ------28 Multnomah County Public Welfare ------___ 38 Muscular Dystrophy Association ------______53 Lawyer'sLatch Key Referral------______667,8 Museum Art School ------______19 33 League of Women Voters ______86 Myasthenia Gravis Association ------52' The Learning Tree ______5 Left-Out Program ______86 Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Program ------__ 63 National Association for Advancement of Legal Aid Service ______.------66, 67 Leukemia Association of Oregon ---______52 C~lored People ------______86 Life Center ______37 Natl0nal Confet'ence of Chri sti ans & Jews ------___ 19 National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation ------__ 53 ~innton Community Center ______29 National Foundation March of Dimes ------______53 Littl es: Programs for Children -----______8 National Hemophilia Foundation (Oregon chapter) ______53 Living Rehabilitation Center for National Organization for Women ------_____ 86 the Blind and Deaf-Blind Adult, Inc. ______45 Native American Rehabil itation Association ______2, 83 98 99 INDEX, continued INDEX, continued Neighborhood House ______19 Parks - Mu1tnomah County ------23 Neighborhood Youth Corps ______33, 70 Parry Center for Children ------83 Neighborhood Youth Corps (PPS) ------33, 70 Peace Corps/Vista ------71 Planned Parenthood Association ------51 NewNe\'/ CareersCommuni catorsProgram ______------k ______k ______7134 Portland Action Committees Together ------78 New Wrinkle ------71 Port1 and Adventi st Community SIi!rvi ce ------37 9th street Exit ------20 Portland Art Museum ------.------23 Northwest Hotline &Community Services ------13 Portland Center for Hearing cnd Speech, Inc. ------42 Northwest Institute of African & Portland Community College Dental Clinic ------55 Black American Studies ------87 Portland Draft, Military &Veterans Counseling ------87 Nursing Care ------45 Portland 4-H Club Office ------23 NYPUM ------20 Portland Gay People's Alliance ------88 Portland Hotline ------:-- 13 Ochoco ------4 Portland Habilitation Center, Inc. ------47, 71 OdysseyOndine, ------The ______1864 Portland International Raceways ------23 Open Community School ______5 Portland Junior Civic Theatre ------24 Portl and Juni or Symphony Associ ation -----.. ------24 Open Meadows Learning Community ------~-- 5 Portland Men's Center ------.------12 Operation Greenthumb ------71 Portl and Metropol itan Steering Committee ------78 Operation Step-Up ______- 71 Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center ------72 Oregon Black Caucus ------87 Portlc:nd Resid.ential .Manpower Center ------72 Oregon Campsites ------20 Portland State Outdoor Program ------24 Oregon Commission for the Blind ------:------45 Portland Women's Center ------12 Oregon Consumer League -~------9 Portland Zoological Society ------.. -- 24· Oregon Council for Women's Equal ity ------87 Preschool Programs for Children with Special Needs --- 34 Oregon Council of the Blind ------46 Probation &Parole - Adult Division ------12 Oregon Council of Organizations Serving the Deaf ----- 46 Problem Solvers ------67 Oregon Council on Alcohol Problems ------3 Project Outreach ------72 Oregon Environmental Council ------34, 87 Project Return ------91 Oregon Federation for Handicapped Children ------46 Psychiatric Crisis Control Unit ------14 Oregon Girls Conference ------20 Public Education Program ------~----- 54 Oregon Heart Association ------~------~------53 Oregon Historical Center ------~------20 Quincey School ,------5 Oregon Literacy, Inc. ------34 Oregon lung Association -.------54 Recycling Switchboard ------34 Oregon Museum of Science and Industry ------20 Red Cross Youth ------24 Oregon Optometric Center ------59 Regional Faci 1ity for the Deaf ------43 Oregon State School for the Blind ------46 Rehabilitation Institute of Oregon ------43 Oregon State School for the Deaf ------46 Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group ------10, 87 St. Andrews Teen Center ------25 Outdoor Education ------34 St. Francis of Assisi Parish School ------35 Out Front House ------83 St. Johns Temple Corps ------25 Out-Patient Clinic ------59 St. Mary's Home for Boys ------83 Outside-In ------41, 55 St. Vincent De Paul ------38 Salvation Army COllTllunity Center ------29 PAL Boys Club ------29 Search ------~------25 Parent-Child Services, Inc. ------41 Second Wind ------25 Parks - City of Portland ------21-22 Seghers House ------83 100 101 INDEX, continued INDEX, continued Volunteer Coordinator ------93 ServetusSellwood-Morel ______and BbYS Club ------2925 Volunteer Services ------94 Service Station Career Education Program ------72 WASHINGTON COUNTY ------113-116 ShrinersSimultaneous Hospital Education for Crippled______Children ------4735 Waverly Childrens Home ------84, 89 Snow-CAP ______38 Warren Chung ------63 Washington Center for the Deaf ------50 Southeast Youth Service Center ___ ~ ______14, 42, Well-Child Clinics ------57 72, 78 Westside School Corporation ------49, 84 Special Education ------Programs ______47 White Shield Home & Hospital ------89 Special Services ______48 ~:ill amette Learning Center ------6 Step 1 ______.. ______35 William Temple House ------38, 46 1I00dland Park Dental Clinic ------56 stop Oregon Litter &Vandalism ------88 Women's Health Clinic ------60 Suicide & Personal Crisis Service, Inc. -----~------14 Women's Protective Division ------14 Summer '74 ------25 Women's Resource Center ------8B Sunshine Division ------38 Worker Trainee Program ------74 Sunbeams ------24 Work Experience Program ------74 Workforce ------74 Teacher Corps ------35, 73 Work Incentive Program ------74 Teenagers Against Drug Abuse ------64 Hynne Watts High School ------6 Teen Corps ------25 The Albina Action Center ------56 Yellow Brick Road ------42 Timbrel ------~------24 Young Democrats ------88 Trainable Mentally Retarded ------~------48 Young Life ------26 Tri-County Community Council ------78 Young Mon's Christian Association ------~ 26, 79 Tuberculosis Survey Center ------60 Young ~lomen's Christian Association ------26, 64, 79 Tucker Maxon Oral School ------48 Young Republicans ------88" Youth Adventures, Inc. ------84 United Cereberal Palsy Association -----~------48 Youth Community Center ------29 United Minor;ty Workers -~------73 Youth & Government ------35 University vY Oregon Medical School Youth Band ------24 Outpatient Dental Clinic ------56 Youth Diversion Services ------79 University of Oregon School Hospital ------60 Youth for Christ ------27, 84 USO Council of Oregon, Inc. ------~------93 Youth Guidance ------~------14 Urban Indi an Program -'------~------88 Youth Hostel ------~------65 Urban League of Portland ------~------78 Youth Opportunity Center ------74 Youth Progress Association ------74, 84 Venereal Disease Clinic ------~------60 Youth Services ------~-- 14 Veteran Education Center of Oregon ------91 Youth Service Center, Southeast ------14, 40, Veterans Jl.rlmini strai:i on Hospital ------91 72, 78 Veterans Administration Regional Office ------•. ------91 Youth Services Bureau ------15, 42 Veterans Assistance Division ------92 75, 79 Veterans Readjustment ------92 Veterans Services ------92 Villa St. Rose ------84 -Vocational Rrhabilitation (state of Oregon) ------48, 49, 73 Vocational Vill age ----.-----~------5 - Volunteer Bureau ------93 102 103 'f) CLAcr~MAS COUNTY, continued , C(ackamas CounEf FAMILY & PERSONAL COUNSELING child Development 655-8652 1425 S. Kaen Road Oregon City, Oregon 97045 CORRECTIONS Family Counseling Service 656-9259 Clackamas County Juvenile Department 655-8342 102 9th Street 2121 Kaen Road Oregon City, Ol"egon 97045 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Public Welfare & Children Services 656-0811 320 Warner Milne Road CULTURE & RECREATION Oregon City, Oregon 97045 City Parks 655-8481 7th & John Adams Street HEALTH &HANDICAPPED Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Clackamas County Children's Dental Clinic 655-8471 County Parks 656-2941 1425 S. Kaen Road 1826 Kaen Road Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Clackamas County Health Department 655-8471 Recreation Department & 655-8328 1425 S. Kaen Road Municipal Swimming Pool Oregon City, Oregon 97045 1211 Jackson Street Clackamas County Mental Health Clinic 655-8401 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 1425 S. Kaen Road 'Oregon City, Oregon 97045 EDUCATION Clackamas Community College 656-2631 Family Planning 655-8471 19600 S. Molalla Avenue 1425 S. Kaen Road Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 777-2024 Clackamas County Child Day Care Center INFORMATION & REFERRAL 8800 S.E. 80th Clackamas County youth Commission, Inc. 655-2755 Portland, Oregon 97206 722 Main Street- Clackamas County Intermediate 655-8536 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Education District Development Opportunity 655-6301 1107 7th Street 280 Warner-Milne Road Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 ,I Hot Line . 655-2519 Et~ERGENCY ASSISTANCE Abundant Food (Tailgate) 655-3686 c/o Cl ackamas County YOIJth Comm; ssion 825 Portland Avenue 722 Main Street Gladstone, Oregon 97027 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 American Red Cross 656-5203 601 t~cLough 1i n Oregon City, Oregon 97045 104 105 ------ CLACKAMAS COUNTY, continued LEGAL ~al Aid 655-2518 607 Main Street Oregon City, Oregon 97045 CORRECTIONS Clark County Probation Department & 699-2201 Et~PLOYHENT 656-2941 Juvenil e Court State Employment Division 1106-1/2 Esther Street 506 High Street Vancouver, Washington 98660 Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Pre-Hab 696-1859 Vancouver, Washington Youth Outreach 694-8489 1915 Broadway Vancouver, Washington 98660 CULTURE & RECREATION Boy Scouts 693-1741 3605 E. 13th Vancouver, Washington 98661 Campfire Girls 693-1419 1310 E. Evergreen Vancouver, Washington 98661 4-H 699-2385 Clark County Extension Agent 412 W. 12th Vancouver, Washington Ft. Vancouver Regional Library 695-4446 1007 E. Mill Plain Boulevard Va~couver, Washington 98663 Girl Scouts 693-6022 Vancouver, Washington T.E.A.M. 696-7291 McLoughlin Junior High School 5802 MacArthur Boulevard Vancouver, Washington 98661 Trapadero Teen Club 696-8236 Marshal-' Recreation Center 1009 E. McLou'gldin Boulevard Vancouver, Washington 98663 106 107 CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON, cont'inued CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON, continued CULTURE & RECREATION. continued HEALTH & HANDICAPPED Young Men's Christian Association - YMCA 695-2027 Alcoholism Information & Referral Center 696-1631 1310 Main Street Central Building Vancouver, Washington 98660 1206-1/2 Main Street Vancouver, Washington 98660 Young Women's Christian Association - YWCA 694-8366 "ZII Street & Mill Plain Boulevard Association for Children with 694-6521 Vancouver, Washington 98661 Learning Disabilities Clark College 1800 E. McLoughlin Boulevard EDUCATION Vancouver, Washington 98663 Clark College 694-6521 1800 E. !4cLoughlin Boulevard Child Care & Development Center 694-4631 Vancouver, Washington 98663 3114 Fourth Plain Boulevard Vancouver, Washington 98661 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE Health Department 695-9215 FISH 695-4903 2000 Fort Vancouver Way 14th &Franklin Streets Vancouver, Washington 98663 Vancouver, Washington 98660 Mental Health & Family Services Center & 695-3416 Salvation Army 695-4415 Damper Program 311 W. Evergreen Boulevard 601 E. Main Street Vancouver, Washington 98660 Vancouver. Washington 98660 Seventh Day Adventist Health &Welfare 696-2511 or Sho-Craft, Inc" 695-8651 2007 E. 12th Street 695-2255 1202 W. Fourth Plain Boulevard Vancouver, Washington 98661 Vancouver. Washington 98660 Washington Association for 695-1029 FAMILY & PERSONAL COUNSELING Retarded Children Catholic Children's Services 694-2631 1310 E. Evergreen Boulevard 1104 Main Street Suite 404 Vancouver, Washington 98661 Vancouver. \4ashi ngton 98660 Washington State School for the Blind 696-6321 Children's Home Society of Washington 694-1325 2214 E. 13th 418 Medical Arts Building Vancouver. Washington 98663 Vancouver, Washington 98660 Washington State School for the Deaf 696-6525 699-2231 611 Grand Boulevard Family Court Vancouver. Washington 98661 '" 1206-1/2 Main Street Vancouver, .Washington 98660 694-1351 INFORMATION & REFERRAL Family Life Enrichment Information & Referral Service 694-3091 1906 Broad\~ay Vancouver, Washington 98660 Lobby, City Hall Vancouver, Washington 98660 108 109 CLARK COUNTY, WASHINGTON, continued .CoLUmbia .Coun~ INFORI-lATION & REFERRAL, continued Okay Hotline 696-3388 LEGAL --crark County Public Defenders Service 699-2321 CORRECTIONS 410 West 12th Juvenile Court 397-0275 Vancouver, Washington 98660 Old Courthouse St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Legal Aid Office 699-2353 410 W. 12th Vancouver, Washington 98660 CULTURE & RECREATION Boy Scouts of America 397-3510 Rt. 1, Box 737 MANPO~IER Warren, Oregon Employment Security Department 696-6511 1606 Broadway 4-H 397-3462 Vancouver, Washington 98660 Courthouse Annex St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Neighborhood Youth Corps 699-2461 214 E. 16th Girl Scouts of America 397-1557 Vancouver, Washington 98660 429-1/2 Division Road St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Youth Employment Service~ 699-2461 214 E. 16th Vancouver, Washington 98660 EDUCATION 4-C's 397-3511 351 Columbia Boulevard VOLUNTEER SERVICES 693-6565 St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Volunteer Bureau Lower Level, City Hall Portland Community College 397-1311 210 E. 13th c/o 970 Columbia Boulevard Vancouver, Hashington 98660 St. Helens, Oregon 97051 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE Dorcas Society (SDA) 543-2035 Rt. 2 Box 57 Columbia Highway Scappoose, Oregon 97056 '. FAMILY & PERSONAL COUNSELING Adult & child Guidance Clinic 397-1636 Courthouse Annex Room 129 St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Mental Health Services &Family Counseling 397-163~ Courthouse Annex St. Helens, Oregon 97051 110 111 COLUMBIA COUNTY. continued HEALTH &HANDICAPPED Alcoholics Anonymous 397-2638 St. Heiens, Oregon 97051 Children's Servltes Division 397-3292 P.O. Box 807 105 S. 3rd CORRECTIONS St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Washington County Juvenile Department 648-8861 150 N. First Personal Services 397-3491 Courthouse Annex Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 St. Helens, Oregon 97051 CULTURE & ~ECREATION Centro Cultural 357-8231 INFORMATION & REFERRAL 110 N. 11 th H.E.L.P. 397-3511 Cornelius, Oregon 97113 351 Columbia Boulevard St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Forest Grove Gymnastic Academy 357-9313 c/o Jeannie Crawford 24th Avenue MANPOWER Forest Grove, Oregon 97116 Oregon State Employment Services 397-1233 105 S. 3rd F~rest Grove Recreational Program 357-7766 St. Helens, Oregon 97051 Clty of Forest Grove Recreation Department Forest Grove, Oregon 97116 Out of School Neighborhood Youth Corps 397-3292 P.O. Box 807 Tualatin Hills Park &Recreational District 297-1858 St. Helens, Oregon 97051 P.O. Box 428 Beaverton, Oregon 97005 Vocational Rehabilitation Division 397-1784 105 S. 3rd Tualatin, Sherwood, Tigard Teen Center 638-5268 ;, St. Helens, Oregon 97051 c/o VSI Tualatin, Oregon 97062 Youth Employment Services 397-2366 135 N. 21st Washington County 4-H & Youth Programs 648-8878 St. Helens l Oregon 97051 c/o Courthouse Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 VOLUNTEER SERVICES Volunteer Servlces 397-1784 EDUCATION 105 S. 3rd GED (General Education Degree) & 224-2135 St. Helens, Oregon 97051 ABE (Adult Basic Education) c/o Port1and Community College Ross Island Center 049 S.W. Porter Portland, Oregon 112 113 I" " VlASHINGTON COUNTY, continued WASHINGTON COUNTY., continued EDUCATION, continued High School Completion Program 244-6111 FAMILY & PERSONAL COUNSELING c/o Portland community College Ext. 328 or 329 Tualatin Valley Guidance Clinic 645-3581 12000 S.W. 49th Avenue 14600 N.W. Cornell Road Portland, Oregon 97219 Portland, Oregon 97229 Migrant Education Program for 648-7191 Washington County HEALTH &HANDICAPPED c/o Intermediate Education District Office Dental Aid for Children 648-7595 172 S. 1st Street 233 E. Baseline Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 Neighborhood Youth Corps II 246-3366 Pacific Univel'sity Optometry Cl inic 357-6151 c/o Steve Phinney Pacific University 6525 S.W. Capitol Hill Road 2043 College Way Portland, Oregon 97225 Forest Grove. Oregon 97116 Pacific University 357-6151 or Raleigh Hills Hospital, Inc. 292-6671 2043 College Way 648-5630 (Treatment Center) Forest Grove, Oregon 97116 6050 Old Scholls Ferry Road portland. Oregon 97223 Portland Community College 244-6111 12000 S.W. 49th Avenue Washington County Children's 648-8951 Portland, Oregon 97219 Services Division 560 S. 3rd Special Education Program 648-7123 Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 Ed Phillips, Director c/o Intermediate Education District Office Washington County Health Department 648-8881 172 S. 1st Street 150 N. 1st Street Hillsboro. Oregon 97123 Hillsboro. Oregon 97123 Upward Bound 357-6151 or c/o Paul Hebb, Director 648-5630 INFORMATION &REFERRAL Pacific University ACCESS 646-7017 Forest Grove, Oregon 97116 Community Youth Projects. Inc. 12955 S.W. Canyon Road 8eaverton, Oregon 97005 FAMILY &PERSONAL COUNSELING Community Youth Projects, Inc. 646-7017 12955 S.W. Canyon Road MANPOWER Beaverton, Oregon 97005 kids for Hire 644-KIDS ,ri , 12955 S.W. Canyon Road Family Pl anning 648-8852 Beaverton, Oregon 97005 150 N. 1st Street Hi 11 sboro, Oregon 97123 Neighborhood Youth Corps 640-3554 "In-School" Program Metropolitan Family Services c/o Courthouse (Formerly Fami 1y Counsel ing Servi ce) Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 168 N. 3rd Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 114 115 WASHINGTON COUNTY, continued MANPOWER, continued 246-3366 Neighborhood Youth Corps "Out of School" Program c/o Steve Phinney 6525 S.W. Capitol Hill Road Portland, Oregon 97225 648-8911 Oregon State Employment Service 229 S. 1st Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 116