Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: Individuals living with HIV/AIDS

Eligibility: HIV positive Oregonians with income up to 550% Federal Poverty Level (FPL)

Eligibility: Individuals living with HIV/AIDS

Eligibility: Unrestricted; all financial assistance is determined on a case by case basis

Eligibility: Families who deliver a stillbirth, at least 20 weeks gestation

Eligibility: Individuals living with HIV/AIDS

Eligibility: Patients of Kaiser Permanente Medical Group who have an outstanding balance with Kaiser Permanente and an annual gross household income at or below 400% of the Federal Poverty Level. Must have exhausted all other financial assistance and insurance options.

Eligibility: Individuals living with HIV/AIDS

Eligibility: People impacted by mesothelioma and asbestos exposure

Eligibility: Must have a diagnosis of one of the 43 neuromuscular diseases covered. Includes Myasthenia Gravis, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and spinal Muscular Atrophy, ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis).

Summer camps: Ages 8-17

Eligibility: Women age 40 and older who have not had a mammogram in the past year or at all

ScreenWise services: Women age 50 and older and needing breast or cervical cancer screening or diagnostic services. Must have a household income at or below 250% of Federal Poverty Level, and must either have no health insurance or have health insurance, but not enough to cover their needs.

Eligibility: Must fit one of three criteria:

1) Wounded, Ill, or Injured Criteria
Actively served in the United States military post 9/11 AND suffered a post 9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. If discharged, must have Honorable or General (Under Honorable Conditions) discharge within 10 years of discharge.

2) Deployed Criteria
A service member of rank E1-E6 with DEERS (Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System) eligible/legal dependents AND one of the following criteria's met:
-Currently deployed to an overseas location and receiving Hostile Fire Pay
-Assigned to a ship that has been at sea for 30+ days and is en route to theater, forward deployed, or otherwise on a mission status, not a training status
-On unaccompanied, overseas PCS orders and receiving Hostile Fire Pay
-A National Guard member or Reservist on Title 10 orders (not Title 32) who either:
Will deploy to an overseas Hostile Fire Pay theater in the next 90 days or has returned from an overseas Hostile Fire Pay theater within the past 180 days

3) General Criteria
-An active duty service member of rank E1-E6 with DEERS eligible/legal dependents

Eligibility: Family members of children and/or youth (ages 26 and younger) with special physical, emotional, behavioral, or mental health needs, including those who are at risk or suspected of having a special need. The child/youth does not have to have a diagnosed condition.

Family to Family does not require documentation to prove citizenship to receive services.

Eligibility: -Currently live in Oregon
-Gross household income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have exhausted all other resources to pay for treatment

Eligibility: -Must be a United States citizen
-Must be an Oregon resident or intend to live in Oregon
-Have a household income at or below 250% Federal Poverty Level (FPL)
-Be less than 65 years old
-Must be uninsured or be underinsured
-Have been diagnosed as needing treatment for breast or cervical cancer, or specific precancerous conditions (listed in application guide)

Women who qualify do not need to be enrolled in ScreenWise in order to access BCCTP.

Eligibility: Low-income households, visit website for income requirements
Call to schedule an appointment outside of walk-in hours

Eligibility: Must meet USDA income guidelines

Eligibility: Unrestricted. Clients must be willing to participate in a home visit.

Eligibility: Except for retired or semi-retired older (ages 55+) industry workers, the applicant must have, or recently have had, a serious medical or mental health condition. A condition is considered to be serious when it substantially affects the applicant’s ability to work within or outside the music industry (i.e., a survival job). A diagnosis by a medical doctor, hospital, or medical bills indicating such condition must be provided

The applicant must be able to show that at least 50% of their annual income comes from their work as a musician or in other music industry related jobs.

FOR MUSICIANS: The applicant must be a musician who has regular public performances, performed on at least three widely released recordings (audio or audiovisual), or written music that has been performed on three widely released recordings, or published on three occasions. The term “Musician” includes vocalists, songwriters, composers, arrangers, and instrumentalists.

FOR INDUSTRY WORKERS: The applicant must be a music industry worker that makes 50% or more of their income from this field. “Music Industry Workers” includes artist managers, tour managers and crew workers, booking agents, producers, recording engineers, music teachers, and publicists.

Eligibility: Proof of HIV positive status, live in Washington State, and have gross monthly income at or below 425% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Those eligible for expanded Medicaid are not eligible. If your income is at or below 138% FPL, you may be eligible for Apple Health (expanded Medicaid) and should apply through Washington Health Plan Finder.

Eligibility: Unrestricted