Senderos

SENDEROS HACIA MI SALUD RESOURCES

One barrier in medical settings for the Latino/x/e community is communicating with their providers. The goal of Senderos Hacia mi Salud (Pathways to my Health in English), is to strengthen that communication via Latino/x/e communities owning their agency in medical settings. It is a Spanish toolkit community health workers can use to inform community members about their mental, physical and sexual health. In this tool are also questions that prompt and promote asking for basic needs and encourage community members to engage in informational conversations with their community health worker.

If you, or the organization you work with, are interested in receiving some of these booklets, please contact Ingrid Lopez via ingrid@familiasenaccion.org.

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    Click below to explore all resources:

    • Street Roots
      • Site to find resources in Washington, Multnomah and Clackamas counties
      • Ask your community health worker with help on how to navigate this site
    • 211
      • A phone number for finding resources in you are
      • For Spanish, press 2

    County Resources

    Clackamas County

    Marion County

    Malheur County

    Morrow County

    Multnomah County

    Polk County

    Tillamook County

    Washington County

    Umatilla County

    Yamhill County

    Wasco County

    • North Central Public Health District
      • The Dalles, Oregon
      • 541.506.2600 
    • Eastern Oregon Center for Independent Living (EOCIL)
      • The Dalles Office 
      • 541.370.2810
    • One Community Health Center
      • Dalles Health Center
      • The Dalles, Oregon 
      • 541.296.4610 
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    Take Me Home – HIV/ STI testing kits delivered to your home

    Get Tested (find HIV/ STI testing options near you)

    Clackamas, Multnomah, or Washington County FREE HIV/ STI testing

    Cascade AIDS Project

    • For information regarding HIV services in Washington, Multnomah, Clackamas and Clark counties
    • Due to COVID-19, it is recommending that call and confirm which services are operating
    • Testing Opportunities Calendar

    Clackamas County

    • For information regarding HIV services
    • Or call 1-800-499-6940 for information about HIV/AIDS and sexual health

    Clatsop County

    • For information regarding HIV services

    EOCIL – HIV Prevention, Housing, Treatment, and Care Services

    • You may also call 541-276-1037
    • EOCIL serves individuals in 13 central and eastern Oregon counties: Baker, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Hood River, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Wasco, and Wheeler

    HIV Alliance

    • Visit their website to sign up for services in Eugene, Roseburg or Salem
    • You may also call 541-342-5088

    HIV Day Center – Drop in Services for People Living With HIV

    • Visit their website for hours of operation
    • You may also call (503) 460-3822

    Multnomah County

    • For information regarding HIV services

    Oregon Health Authority

    • For information regarding HIV services

    Planned Parenthood

    • To schedule an appointment you can visit the website and find a location near you using your zip code, city or state
    • You need to find the closest location near you and then schedule an appointment
    • Sexual Education To-Go in Spanish

    Umatilla County

    • For information regarding HIV services

    Washington County

    • For information regarding HIV services
    • Senior Loneliness Line
      • Call: 503.200.1633
    • Military Helpline
      • Call: 888.457.4838 (open 24/7 year round)
    • Recovery Center Hotline
      • Received a citation for drug possession? 
      • Call 503.575.3769 or 541.575.3769 (open 24/7) to schedule a free, confidential screening.
    • Alcohol and Drug Helpline
      • Call 800.923.4357 (open 24/7 year round)
    • Racial Equity Support Line
      • 503.575.3764
      • The Racial Equity Support Line is a service led and staffed by people with lived experience of racism. We offer support to those who are feeling the emotional impacts of racist violence and micro-aggressions, as well as the emotional impacts of immigration struggles and other cross-cultural issues.
    • Behavioral Health Support Line
      • 1-800-923-HELP(4357)
      • The Behavioral Health Support Line is a service that provides immediate no-cost behavioral health screening, counseling services, and referrals to available mental health and substance use recovery providers nearby for ongoing care, using a statewide directory tool.
      • Can receive 4 free sessions
    • YouthLine
      • Call: 877.968.8491 or Text teen2teen to 839863
      • Teens are available to help daily from 4-10pm PST (adults are available by phone at all other times!)
    • Crisis Line
      • Call: 503.291.9111
      • Hawthorn Walk in Center 
      • Hawthorn Centro de Salud Mental y Adicciones

    Awareness Days

    • Information on national awareness days for HIV/AIDS can be found here. Some examples include National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, etc.

    One Condom

    This program allows Oregon residents to receive a free envelope of sexual wellness supplies delivered discreetly to their door, up to twice per 30 days. If you would like to receive a second envelope, please fill out the below form twice. Please note that all addresses are subject to verification and unverifiable addresses will not receive a shipment. For questions, please contact Alicia.t.knapp@dhsoha.state.or.us

    Glossary (Spanish) from national LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center

    • Language is powerful and influences many of our interactions so becoming familiar with terminology used within the LGBTQIA+ community can help create more welcoming and inclusive spaces.

    STIRY – Supporting Transgender Immigrant & Refugee Youth

    • Portland, OR

    Trans Latin@ Coalition

    • The TransLatin@ Coalition (TLC) was founded in 2009 by a group of Transgender and Gender nonconforming and Intersex (TGI) immigrant women in Los Angeles, California, as a grassroots response to address the specific needs of TGI Latin@ immigrants who live in the United States.