Helping Hands Reentry Outreach Centers

The program provides emergency shelter and transitional housing options. Participants can access food, clothing, help with health insurance applications, and a thorough needs assessment facilitated by a case manager. Additionally, it offers information and referrals regarding identification replacement, educational opportunities, and job placement services.

Intake Process: Entry into the program requires a referral from community partners; individuals cannot self-refer. To find a referring agency, call or visit the website. Please note that 211info does not serve as a referring agency.

Travel/Location: The nearest Tri-Met stop is at N Leadbetter & Bybee Lake Court, approximately a quarter mile from the facility. The bus operates Monday through Friday from 5 am to 8 am and 2 pm to 7 pm. The closest MAX station is located at the Expo Center, about 4 miles east of the shelter.

Fees: There are no fees for short-term emergency shelter, while the long-term reentry program costs $250 per month.