The Hope Centers
Each Hope Center provides a safe, welcoming environment that provides access the resources and vital services to transition into sustainable housing.
If you need a referral to your closest Hope Center, click the button below, or call the number of the Hope Center closest to your current location, as listed on this webpage.
Seaside Hope Center at the Jay Barber Campus
Serving: Clatsop County
Provides: Emergency Shelter and Navigation Services
Contact:
Marcia Waugh, Shelter Manager
971.716.3295
Uniontown Hope Center
Serving: Clatsop County
Provides: Emergency Shelter and long-term transitional housing through the reentry program
Contact:
Denise Dunn, Facility Director
503.739.4347
Lincoln City Hope Center at the LeRoy Benham Campus
Serving: Lincoln County
Provides: Emergency Shelter and long-term transitional housing through the reentry program
Contact:
Michelle Gaylor, Facility Director
541.908.5162
Bybee Lakes Hope Center at the Jordan Schnitzer Campus
Serving: Multnomah County
Provides: Emergency Shelter and long-term transitional housing through the reentry program
Contact:
Sara Moffitt, Facility Director
971.333.5070
Tillamook Hope Center at the Jason Goodding
Serving: Tillamook County
Provides: Emergency Shelter and long-term transitional housing through the reentry program
Contact:
Brianne Prince, Facility Director
503.354.8014
Yamhill Hope Center at the Newberg Campus
Serving: Yamhill County
Provides: Reentry Services
Contact:
Michael Pollock, Facility Director
503.560.9387
Yamhill Hope Center at the McMinnville Campus
Serving: Yamhill County
Provides: Reentry Services
Contact:
Michael Pollock, Facility Director
503.560.9387
FAQ about Our Services
Do you offer rental assistance? No. At this time Helping Hands only offers housing services.
What kind of housing services do you provide? Helping Hands provides low-barrier emergency shelter, long-term transitional housing, navigation services, and reentry.
Can I bring my pets? Helping Hands works to reduce as many barriers to shelter as possible. We can accommodate therapy cats and dogs, emotional support animals, or other types of services animals.
How long can I stay? After getting a referral, we provide emergency shelter for up to 30 days. If someone chooses to stay and enter the long-term program they can stay while they work to complete their Individual Reentry Plan. This averages 6-9 months, but can take longer.
How do I get a referral? To get a referral, go to the referral partners page, find the one closest to you, and get in touch with that partner. Alternatively, you can call the front desk of the closest Hope Center to you and see if there are beds, and they can connect you with a referral.
Schedule a Tour
Interested in touring your local Hope Center? Let us know and we will follow-up with you soon.
If you need a referral, please call your local HOPE Center or click here.