Black and African American Provider Resource Guide (OHSU) On a Tuesday in November of 2018, a small group of African American providers gathered in the Urban League conference room on North Russell Street and introduced an idea to create a space where African American providers could meet weekly, network, and unite to help support each other and their clients by sharing resources and collective voices…At the heart of each meeting was a need for an African American resource guide and unified voices to combat systemic racism within our county, city, state, and social services continuum of care...

What we have produced here is a compilation of providers that the group has identified from the labor of love, care for one another and the work we do. Special thanks and recognition to Darrel White (formerly of the Urban League of Portland), Elissa Black (Central City Concern’s Flip the Script), Donna Harrell and Taylor Steward (Lines for Life), Mariam Ukbazghi (FORA Health, formerly DePaul), and Anthony Jordan and Ebony Sloan-Clarke (Multnomah County Health Department) for their tireless work and belief in the importance of our African American social service network.

Black, Indigenous & People of Color (BIPOC), Immigrant and Refugee Mental Health Services and Resources, Oregon.gov PDF Resource List. BIPOC-Centered.

Black Resource Network 541 Eugene, OR Welcome to the Black Resource Network 541. A space to promote Eugene’s Black businesses, resources, opportunities & more.

Culturally and Linguistically Specific Services: Behavioral Health Programs List, Oregon Health Authority PDF Resource List. BIPOC-Centered.

Equitable Giving Circle Community Resources Deeply inspired by the Future Generations Collaborative resource page, this resource page is organized by categories. This page is a living document since many resources can rapidly change and be updated. We try our best to vet and keep this page as up-to-date as possible, but not every resource has been vetted.

Multnomah County Libraries’ Black Community Resources BCLA team members are committed to making and maintaining community connections, creating a safe space, and highlighting Black culture through displays and programming.

Mutual Aid Resources for BLACK LIVES MATTER This (Google) doc is being updated by DontShootPDX.org. These links have been vetted and are 100% going to those who need assistance most.

Street Roots: Rose City Resource Find reduced cost or free services in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.

(This is a general resource website, not a Black or BIPOC-Centered resource)

211 211 is the most comprehensive source of information about local resources and services in the country.

(This is a general resource website, not a Black or BIPOC-Centered resource)