Lines for Life Calls Increase, 911 Calls Down During COVID-19 KGW - May 4, 2020 Lines for Life Offering 'Virtual Wellness Rooms' for Essential Workers KGW - April 22, 2020 'You're Not Alone': Suicide Prevention During a Pandemic KOIN - April 13, … [Read more...]
COVID-19: Call 211 for Info
211 is the go-to public phone number to get information about Novel Coronavirus. This program is a partnership with Oregon Health Authority. 211 operates 7 days per week, 8am-11pm. 211info Community Information Specialists answer informational questions … [Read more...]
COVID-19: Resources for Mental Wellness and Support
Taking care of our mental health is more important than ever as we navigate changing circumstances and uncertainty around COVID-19. Here are some helpful articles and resources for mental wellness during this time. Help with Stress & Coping CDC - … [Read more...]
COVID-19: We Care About Your Health
It's normal to feel anxiety and uncertainty about a widespread health concern in our community like COVID-19, and to be upset or anxious about changes and interruptions to everyday life. All of our crisis lines are operating as usual, and seeking … [Read more...]
Black History Month
Every day, we work with under-served communities to better understand the barriers they face, their specific needs, and build hope by offering support. Check out the website that we created to honor influential Black Americans and to share data … [Read more...]
Thank you for helping us celebrate the VCL expansion!
Today we celebrate the expansion of our team and the Veterans Crisis Line (VCL). Together with Senator Ron Wyden, Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici, Chair Deborah Kafoury, Commissioner Sharon Meieran, Dwight Holton and VCL team leadership and staff, we cut … [Read more...]
Fanning the Flames: Using Your Personal Story to Ignite Change
If you are a woman who has lost a loved one to overdose or impacted by addiction join us in this amazing workshop where we learn together how to use our personal experience and passion to ignite change in our communities. Friday, October … [Read more...]