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Mental Health Resources
Connections and referrals to services
Regional information and referrals
A triage line to help navigate services
7 days a week, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
211info website
Clackamas County Crisis and Support
Here’s the list of county resources. Call 503-655-8585 24/7 to get connected with the service that fits your needs. En Espanol
Recursos para ayudarlo durante el COCID-19
Clackamas County Call Center
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m to 5 p.m.
Call 503-655-8224.
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Call 988 for free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources. 24/7. | 988 Lifeline ofrece servicios gratuitos en espanol las 24 horas del dia, los 7 dias de la semana. No tiens que hablar ingles para recibir ayuda.
Senior Loneliness Line
503-200-1633
Provides 24/7, free and confidential support to older adults.
Trans Lifeline’s Peer Support Hotline
877-565-8860
Peer support service run by trans people.
Tribe Wellness Community
Offers free online mental health support groups with groups for teens, people in recovery, people with family difficulties, people with mental illness (OCD, anxiety) and more. Online 24 hours a day. Sign up required.
Teen Suicide Prevention
Spanish
Support if you are struggling with increased alcohol use
Oregon Recovery Network
Provides latest state and local recovery resources such as AA Meetings and peer services like recovery mentors.
Mental health connections for teens
Oregon YouthLine
Provides free mental health support for teens by teens. Teens can talk about any issue, large or small. Available 24 hours a day and teens staff the line from 4 to 10 p.m.
Call 877.968.8491.
Text teen2teen to 83983.
Email Teen2Teen@LinesforLife.org.
Chat: online
Youth Era
Hosts free virtual drop ins where teens can connect every weekday from 3 to 6 p.m. on a safe and supportive space called Discord. During “Virtual Drop” hours, youth can access activities such as chat rooms, video game competitions, cooking classes and mindfulness exercises.
The Living Room/New Avenues for Youth
Provides youth-centered online support for LGBTQ+ teens (ages 14 to 20) with virtual drop-ins via Discord, D & D sessions, book club and many other online activities.
Q Chat Space
Provides an online space for LGBTQ+ youth to talk about their experiences and connect.
The Trevor Project
A crisis line for LGBTQ+ youth. It also offers text and chat options, an online hangout space and other resources. The Trevor Project Suicide Prevention Lifeline for LGBTQ youth
1-866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386).
Parenting tips and information
- Helping Teens Cope with Stress and Anxiety
- Tips for staying positive from the World Health Organization
- How to protect your teens from substance use during this challenging time
Things to do
- The Oregon City Library offers many online resources and fun activities.
- Gratitude journal article and templates
- Gratitude mandalas
Connect with us on Facebook for more resources and updates.
Resources for your Community
Policies, laws & rules
Data
- Oregon Vaping Stats
- Oregon Youth Marijuana Use
- 2022 Oregon Student Health Survey
- 2019 Oregon Tobacco Retailers Inspection Report Summary
- 2019 Oregon Tobacco Retailer Enforcement Inspection Results
- NIDA: National Institute on Drug Abuse
- SAMHSA Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Resources for Parents
General
- CDC Youth Substance Use
- Talking to Your Middle School-aged Child About Alcohol and Marijuana
- Tips for Any Age [ Recursos en Espanol ]
- How to Talk to your kids about drugs if you did drugs | [ Espanol ]
- Is Substance Use a Part of “Normal” Teen Behavior?
- Identify whether your child could be at higher risk for drug or alcohol use, and learn common reasons for why young people may use.
- OSP Anonymous Analysis Program
Fentanyl
Marijuana
Tobacco
Teen Brain Development
Youth Resources
Marijuana
Fentanyl
Vaping
Educator Resources
EDUCATIONAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES
OREGON CITY TOGETHER PROVIDES THESE FREE FOR OREGON CITY TEACHERS and COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Large blow-up brain to attract students’ attention
When blown up, the brain is about 4 feet tall and 5 feet wide. It weighs about 45 pounds. It comes in a travel case that fits in most vehicles. The brain is pretty easy to blow-up…it requires an electrical outlet and about 10 minutes to do so. Please email Anne Haynes at Anne.Haynes@orecity.k12.or.us if you are interested in scheduling.
Provide the date(s) you want the brain and the length of time you will be using it. If you just know the approximate time period that is fine. An OCT volunteer will deliver it to you. We may be able to pick it up as well but you are responsible for returning it to Jennings Lodge Community School by the designated deadline. Scheduling is first-come, first-served.
This educational project is funded with a Clackamas County Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Grant.
Stress-relief blue brains for student incentives/giveaways
These are fun incentives for students learning about brain development. OCT provides them for Oregon City students in grades 4 to 12. Please contact Anne Haynes at Anne.Haynes@orecity.k12.or.us and let her know how many you need and by when you want them. They will be delivered to you.
Brain hats
The brain hat form is located in Top Resources for Teaching Kids about the Brain. We have the brain hat forms already printed on cardstock. Request them from Anne Haynes at Anne.Haynes@orecity.k12.or.us. State the date you need them and how many you need. They will be delivered to you.
Brain Coloring Sheets
Already printed and available free to Oregon City teachers and Oregon City community partners. Request from Anne Haynes at Anne.Haynes@orecity.k12.or.us. Please state the date you need them and how many you need. They will be delivered to you.
Provider Resources
Physicians
Contact: Anne.Haynes@orecity.k12.or.us
Phone: 503-707-5177