Community Resources
There are many programs that provide multiple services or case management for individuals. Find information on each program, depending on area.
Washington
Oregon
Ant Farm: Clackamas County - Youth and community programs in various areas and services, serving K-12 youth
Looking Glass: Lane County - services and resources for homeless youth including housing, counseling, education, career services and more for different age groups in the 11-24 age range
Housing
State, county and program websites with information on various housing assistance programs
Washington
Janus Youth Programs: Clark & Cowlitz County - homeless resources and shelters for different age groups in the 14-24 age range
Oregon
Youth Choice Housing Program: Clackamas County - housing resource for 14-24 year olds
Janus Youth Programs: Multnomah County - homeless resources and shelters for different age groups in the 14-24 age range
Benefits
State websites which allow individuals to apply for multiple programs based on eligibility, such as food benefits, state health care, child care, and more.
Food
Food bank locations
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Government Documents
Birth Certificate - Vitalchek
Social Security Card - Order replacement online
Request a new Social Security Card - Process
State Photo ID - Washington | Oregon | Idaho
Obtaining Records
High School Transcripts - contact the Student Records department/Registrar of your last attended educational facility and request “unofficial transcripts”
IEP/504 - contact the Disability department at your last attended educational facility. Refer to your counselor on specific record requests (full, review, renewal, etc).
Vaccinations - can also be obtained from Student Records in schools, or see resources for each state: Washington | Oregon | Idaho
Medical History - Providence | Legacy Health | SeaMar | PeaceHealth | Kaiser | For other clinics, contact the medical records office to ask about the appropriate method for obtaining medical records
Proof of Public Assistance -
Free or Reduced Lunch status letters can be obtained from Student Records departments.
Section 8 Housing, EBT/Food Stamps, TANF, SSI and other programs should provide an initial letter confirming the current benefits you are eligible for.
You can also request a letter confirming receipt of benefits from your local office.
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