🦃 The BRC will be closed for Thanksgiving from November 25–29, 2024 🦃
🦃 The BRC will be closed for Thanksgiving from November 25–29, 2024 🦃
General
Basic needs programs such as food, shelter, health care, severe weather shelters, and more.
2-1-1 or 503-222-5555
Domestic Violence
Emergency shelter and support for adults and children who are experiencing or survived domestic violence. Programs include culturally specific support for LGBTQ and Black/African American survivors. Spanish-speaking staff and other language translation services available.
503-235-5333/1-888-235-5333 (24-Hour Crisis Line)
503-232-1528 (Office)
Free emergency shelter accommodations and other services for adults, children, and their pets escaping imminent physical danger in violent situations. Advocacy, case management, and support groups. Spanish-speaking staff available.
503-469-8620 (24-Hour Crisis Line)
503-469-4580 (Office)
Emergency shelter for families and individuals fleeing domestic violence, case management, support groups, and other programming available for current and past shelter residents. Spanish-speaking staff available.
503-222-6222 (Shelter)
503-222-6507 (General Info)
Families
Food, shelter, and support services for families.
- Beaverton - 971-217-8949, info@familypromiseofbeaverton.org
- Washington County - 503-844-2919
- Tualatin Valley - 503-427-2768
Family shelter for up to six weeks, three meals a day, and case management.
503-443-6084
503-640-3263 (Waitlist)
11130 SW Greenburg Rd., Tigard, OR 97223
Emergency shelter for up to five weeks with case management services.
503-640-3263
210 SE 12th Ave., Hillsboro, OR 97123
Veterans
The Salvation Army Veterans and Family Center
Transitional housing center that provides a therapeutic environment for 50 veterans and their families daily. Eligibility: completed basic training and served on Active Duty.
503-239-1259
14825 SW Farmington Road, Beaverton OR 97007
Youth
Hosts vulnerable children and creates extended family-like support for families in crisis through a community of volunteers to keep children safe and ultimately, together with their families.
503-906-1027
30-day emergency shelter program open 24/7 for youth ages 12-20. Also available for drop-in services: food, clothing, showers, bedrooms, and case management.
454 SW Washington St., Hillsboro, OR 97123
503-542-2717
503-542-2389
Matches volunteer host homes with unaccompanied high school students experiencing homelessness, assuring they have stable housing and ongoing support in Washington County, Clackamas County, Gresham-Barlow, and Lincoln County school districts.
503-221-1054, Ext. 277
Give Today!
Today is the perfect opportunity to create positive change in our community by helping to support the work of the Beaverton Resource Center. Please join our Generosity Campaign and help us meet our goals for expanding our social services in 2024. Your support will enable us to continue building and fostering our valuable work in Beaverton and Washington County!