Exploring Portland Streetcar Neighborhoods

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01/09/2025

This next free store is going to be a big one! Bring anything you'd like to donate, but especially warm clothing, personal care supplies, pet supplies, camping gear, and small furniture (nightstands, small chests of drawers, lamps)- our most requested items!

We're still in need of volunteers to make the event happen. Email [email protected] to sign up. Giving things away is always a VERY fun time!

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We are so grateful that a temporary women’s shelter opened yesterday for our guests to walk a short distance too. The shelter at the Salvation Army on W Burnside doesn’t require a referral so women can simply show up or line up. This makes it super accessible and low barrier. Our staff have checked in with a couple of women who stayed last night and they have been liking it there so far!

It’s great to finally have a resource to tell people about since all other shelters have been full for so long. It’s great to be able to instill some hope that resources can exist.

Blanchet House is still planning to open a 75 bed women’s shelter in the spring to help address the need for safe places to sleep.

Thank you to the Salvation Army and City of Portland for making this happen.

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Every Wednesday is 2-for-1 mini golf and 1/2 off wings. Bring that special someone , your bestie, or your worst enemy…… we listen we do not judge ⛳️

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01/09/2025

🙌 Enjoy free museum admission on our quarterly Miller Family Free Day. Activities to be announced soon! Reserve your ticket online up to one week in advance, or receive one at the door.

Sun, January 26, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. | Learn more → https://bit.ly/3W9ztTG

Generously supported by Sharon L. Miller and Family. Additional funding provided by The Lamb Baldwin Foundation.

[ID: Two visitors in front of magenta wall of framed ephemera.]

01/09/2025

📣 New Year, new support groups

This January, William Temple House is offering a low-cost and unique support group for people that are co-parenting in blended families. Intended for couples and exes to attend together, Counseling interns Sandy and Joanna will guide the group in exploring common challenges in blended families.

To get started, please email Sandy at [email protected] for a brief consultation as soon as possible.

Please share widely and with your networks to get this resource in front of the people who may need it.

Fun Fact: This group is based on the work of Dr. Patricia Papernow.

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Application Process: Submit a resume and cover letter to [email protected] (Taylor Cass Talbott, Co-Executive Director)

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01/04/2025

🥳 Kick off the new year by joining us as we celebrate the release of the 2024 Street Roots holiday zine, "My Beautiful Neighbor,” on Friday, January 10th from 7pm-8:30pm.

We will be gathering at Bold Coffee & Books located at 1755 SW Jefferson Street. The publication features vendor poetry, prose and artwork, showcasing vendors immense talent, creativity and dedication. Each story, poem and work of art serves as a direct reflection of the lives, experiences and perspectives of Street Roots vendors.

Come celebrate with us and hear from the vendors themselves as they read their works. Arrive at 6:45 p.m. to grab a snack or drink. The readings will start at 7 p.m.

See you there!

📅: Fri, Jan 10
⏰: 7-8:30 p.m.
📍: 1755 SW Jefferson St.

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Our next Community Wellness Fair is coming up this Friday, January 10th from 10 am to 2 pm at 624 NW Couch St. PDX. It is designed to help bring in more people to access a multitude of services and resources. Through partnerships with other organizations, Ground Score hopes to bring some relief to the underserved community of the Old Town neighborhood of Portland.

For more information, contact Cory Elia, Ground Score's Housing and Outreach Coordinator, at 971-404-4013 or cory[at]groundscoreassociation[dot]org

Community Partners: Behavioral Health Resource Center/Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon, Portland Street Response, and Rose Haven