211info's Maternal and Child Health Program provides specialized information, referral, and follow-up services to individuals and family members of all genders covering needs and questions related to pregnancy, maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health, and women's health across the life span, including resources for women with breast cancer.

Health-related services (HRS) or "flex funds" are non-covered services that are offered in addition to covered benefits of the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) through Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs) to improve care delivery and overall member and community health and well-being. HRS may also be referred to as flexible services, or flex/flexible funds.

HRS are NOT intended to address emergency situations. CCOs are not required to offer flexible services. A CCO can decide to approve or deny flexible services requests on a case-by-case basis. Each CCO sets its own standards for which services to approve.

Individuals who are dual enrolled in both Medicare/Medicaid might be eligible for air conditioners.

HRS vary by an individual's CCO, and may include:

-Helping a person get a cell phone if having one will give them better access to their providers for telehealth
-Transit passes for members who need transportation for health-related needs beyond covered appointments
-Providing an air conditioner for a person whose medical diagnosis is affected by heat
-Accesses to a yoga studio or gym membership for a person whose back pain would be improved by an exercise class
-Preventing utilities shutoff to maintain service to medical equipment
-A class on cooking healthy meals for a person with diabetes
- Limited assistance with finding housing, move-in costs, and maintaining housing for OHP members facing certain life challenges

Health-related services (HRS) or "flex funds" are non-covered services that are offered in addition to covered benefits of the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) through Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs) to improve care delivery and overall member and community health and well-being. HRS may also be referred to as flexible services, or flex/flexible funds.

HRS are NOT intended to address emergency situations. CCOs are not required to offer flexible services. A CCO can decide to approve or deny flexible services requests on a case-by-case basis. Each CCO sets its own standards for which services to approve.

Individuals who are dual enrolled in both Medicare/Medicaid might be eligible for air conditioners.

HRS vary by an individual's CCO, and may include:

-Helping a person get a cell phone if having one will give them better access to their providers for telehealth
-Transit passes for members who need transportation for health-related needs beyond covered appointments
-Providing an air conditioner for a person whose medical diagnosis is affected by heat
-Accesses to a yoga studio or gym membership for a person whose back pain would be improved by an exercise class
-Preventing utilities shutoff to maintain service to medical equipment
-A class on cooking healthy meals for a person with diabetes
- Limited assistance with finding housing, move-in costs, and maintaining housing for OHP members facing certain life challenges

Provides and delivers gently used furniture and household items. Available items vary, depending on inventory. The warehouse can typically offer sofas, dining tables, chairs, mattresses, box springs, dishes, cookware, small appliances, linens (including sheets, blankets, and pillows), and other miscellaneous household goods.

Provides and delivers gently used furniture and household items. Available items vary, depending on inventory. The warehouse can typically offer sofas, dining tables, chairs, mattresses, box springs, dishes, cookware, small appliances, linens (including sheets, blankets, and pillows), and other miscellaneous household goods.

Provides cribs at no cost. The crib limits are 30 pounds by 35 inches.

Offers a clothing bank, food pantry, lunch, and furniture to new renters or homeowners.

The Family Resource Center has an items exchange program that attempts to connect people with furniture and appliances to donate with those in need. Small items like blankets and hygiene items can be brought to the Family Resource Center.

Redistributes used furniture, kitchen, and household goods to individuals in need. Also provides food boxes when possible. Accepts donations.

Health-related services (HRS) are non-covered services that are offered in addition to covered benefits of the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) through Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs) to improve care delivery and overall member and community health and well-being. HRS may also be referred to as flexible services, or flex/flexible funds.

HRS are NOT intended to address emergency situations. CCOs are not required to offer flexible services. A CCO can decide to approve or deny flexible services requests on a case-by-case basis. Each CCO sets its own standards for which services to approve.

Individuals who are dual enrolled in both Medicare/Medicaid might be eligible for air conditioners.

HRS vary by an individual's CCO, and may include:

-Helping a person get a cell phone if having one will give them better access to their providers for telehealth
-Transit passes for members who need transportation for health-related needs beyond covered appointments
-Providing an air conditioner for a person whose medical diagnosis is affected by heat
-Accesses to a yoga studio or gym membership for a person whose back pain would be improved by an exercise class
-Preventing utilities shutoff to maintain service to medical equipment
-A class on cooking healthy meals for a person with diabetes
- Limited assistance with finding housing, move-in costs, and maintaining housing for OHP members facing certain life challenges

Provides household goods, mentoring for budgeting, job, and life skills, and connections to local food banks and community meals.
May also offer assistance with rent/electric bills and propane vouchers when available. Assistance is limited and not guaranteed.

Sells slightly used clothing, household items, and furniture. People can apply to earn credit at the store through the "Earn-It" program.

Provides furniture, kitchen items, baby items, medical equipment, personal hygiene supplies, cleaning supplies, and bedding/linens. Accepts donations of similar items. Assistance depends on availability. Follow-ups may be provided once the need is met.

Provides food, clothing, hygiene supplies, furniture and household goods, linens, haircuts, over-the counter medicines and supplies, financial training, resume writing, and courses on nutrition. Services are on a case-by-case basis and not guaranteed.

Also accepts donations of bedding, linen, and personal grooming supplies.

Provides limited one time basic needs assistance. Assistance may include clothing, furniture, linens, towels and blankets, kitchenware (dishes, pots, pans, glasses, etc.), diapers and wipes, and personal hygiene supplies. One time limited assistance with utility payments such as telephone, water, electric, and gas. All payments are made directly to the vendor, and assistance is not guaranteed. The amount of assistance is on a case by case basis and current funding availability.

Provides and delivers gently used furniture. Available items vary, depending on inventory. The furniture bank typically offers dining tables, chairs, coffee or end tables, desks, nightstands, easy chairs, sofas, dressers, and bookshelves. Does not include a mattress or box spring (may be bought at a special client rate through the retail store).

Dedicated to reducing preventable injuries in children by providing education, training, and a variety of childproofing equipment, safety gates, helmets, and protective gear at below-retail prices.

The Tom Sargent Safety Center offers a weekday car seat inspection station by appointment at Doernbecher Children's Hospital. Certified child passenger safety technicians are available to inspect car seats and provide hands-on advice. Low-cost car seats are available for purchase for those who qualify. Can connect families to local car seat and child safety resources if they are outside of the Metro area.

Portland Metro only: Can do virtual car seat inspections.

The Kohl's Foundation, in partnership with DCH Tom Sargent Safety Center, is supporting a Safe Sleep Program. Through the Cribs for Kids Program, cribs and accompanying sheets are available at a reduced cost for qualifying low-income families. The goal is to help families provide a safe sleep area for their child to reduce SUID and other accidental, sleep-related infant deaths. Halo Sleep Sacks and Swaddlers are also available for purchase.

Provides gently-used furniture, mattresses, and household goods to people who have received permanent housing and need assistance transitioning from their shelter into a home.

Offers online parenting courses to help parents learn helpful parenting tips, budgeting tips, and safety courses. In return, parents will earn baby bucks that are exchangeable through the agency for diapers, wipes, new car seat, stroller, a new crib, etc.

Provides furniture, clothing, and clothing vouchers to individuals in urgent situations (fire, flood, etc.).

Offers clothing, household items, furniture, and an assortment of miscellaneous items.

Provides assistance with clothing, furniture, bus passes, and water service payment assistance. Electric service payment assistance is available seasonally.

Volunteers who build, assemble, and deliver high quality bunk beds for children and families in need residing in areas that have an accessible chapter

Offers previously used durable medical equipment such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, canes, commodes, and toilet risers; furniture, and appliances. Donations are accepted.

Offers a food pantry providing a 3 day supply of food. Also has a rotating supply of clothing, shoes, furniture, appliances, and other household goods supplied by donations. Food, clothing items, and household items accepted for donation.

Provides clothing, household goods, small appliances, furniture, beds, propane vouchers for heating, emergency prescription assistance, and bus tokens, as available. Types of assistance offered are determined by zip code.