Houseless Resources
Bybee Lakes Hope Center
The City of Happy Valley proudly partners with this trauma-informed, person-centered facility, which focuses on offering a therapeutic healing space for those experiencing houselessness.
A referral-only facility, the Hope Center serves men, women, and families with children. It includes an array of services relating to addiction recovery, life-skills, job search assistance, and healthcare. Those interested in accessing services can call the Hope Center’s office at (971) 333-5070 for more information.
Warming and Cooling Center
Depending on the season and temperatures, check the Clackamas County website for a list of daytime and overnight facilities offering relief.
www.clackamas.us/relief
Emergency Housing
Banfield Shelter Motel (503) 282-8808 Emergency
shelter for medically vulnerable adults and couples (18+).
Pets allowed
1525 NE 37th Ave. Portland, OR 97232
Laurelwood Center (503) 280-4776
Shelter for women and couples (18+)*Priority for ages 55+, pets allowed 6130 SE Foster Rd., Portland, OR 97206
River District Navigation Center (503) 280-4700
Shelter for men, women, and couples (18+),
pets allowed
1111 NW Naito Pkwy, Portland, OR 97209
SOS Shelter (503) 488-7764
Shelter serving women 18+, one pet allowed
435 NW Glisan St., Portland, OR 97209
Walnut Park Shelter (503) 280-4700
Shelter serving men, women, and couples 18+,
*Priority for ages 55+, pets allowed
5411 NE MLK JR. Blvd., Portland, OR 97211
Willamette Center (503) 280-4700
Shelter for women and couples (18+)
*Priority for ages 55+, pets allowed
5120 SE Milwaukie Ave., Portland, OR 97202
Ant Farm Youth Services (971) 303-9039
Shelter for youth ages 14-25 experiencing
unstable living situations
39140 Proctor Blvd, Sandy, OR 97202
Emergency Resources & Support Basic Services
Clackamas County Coordinated Housing Access
(503) 655-8575 Help for people in a housing crisis in
Clackamas County
Calls answered live, Monday—Friday 8:00am to 6:00pm
Clackamas County Social Services
(503) 655-8640
Community Service Centers Services for
low-income or houseless residents
Canby Center: (503) 266-2920
Clackamas Service Center: (503) 771-7914
Estacada Area Food Bank: (503) 630-2888
Father’s Heart Street Ministry: (503) 722-9780
Molalla Service Center: (503) 829-5561
Sandy Community Action: (503) 668-4746
Wilsonville Community Sharing:
(503) 682-6939
Gleaners of Clackamas County
Food and clothing assistance
(503) 655-8740
Love INC/Bridge of Hope
Network of churches assisting persons in-need
(503) 650-0153
Self Sufficiency Centers
TANF, SNAP/Food Stamps and childcare assistance
North Clackamas Branch: (503) 731-3400
Oregon City Branch: (971) 673-7300
St. Vincent de Paul Social Services Emergency Srvs
(503) 235-8431
Aging and Disability Resource Connection of Oregon
1-855-673-2372
Youth & Families With Children
Child Welfare, Oregon DHS (971) 673-7200
Healthy Families (503) 546-6533
Free support services to teen parents and families on WIG, OHP or SNAP/Food Stamps
WIC Program (503) 655-8476
Healthy food and nutrition education for low-income families with children under the age of 5 and pregnant women
Baby Link (971) 400-7832
Connecting expecting families and families with young children to services, health care, and resources
Veterans
Veterans Service Office (503) 650-5631
Open Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Military Helpline (888) 457-4838
Crisis Services
A Safe Place Family Justice Center/ Clackamas Women’s Services
Domestic violence resource center: (503) 655-8600
Domestic violence crisis line: (503) 654-2288
Alcohol & Drug Helpline (800) 923-4357
Clackamas Mental Health Center (503) 655-8585 24-hour Mental Health Crisis Line: (888) 414-1553
Suicide Lifeline/Lines for Life (800) 273-8255
Safety First
For the safety of residents, businesses, and
visitors to the City, temporary camping is only
permitted in areas of public-right-of-way be
tween 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.
Temporary camping is also solely permitted in
commercial and industrial zones, where vehicles
do not travel. Additionally, temporary
camps must be located more than 100ft. From
any residential area and more then 1,000ft.
from a school.
All persons camping temporarily MUST comply
with all laws and regulations. This includes:
NO ALCOHOL OR DRUGS
NO LITTERING
NO PUBLIC URINATION OR DEFECATION
NO PUBLIC NUISANCE:
Includes use of fireworks
Open burning
Noise violations
To review the City of Happy Valley Municipal Code in its entirety as it pertains to temporary camping please visit:
www.happyvalleyor.gov/municipal/-code