Oregon currently offers a variety of scholarships and state-funded grants, for its resident students who are struggling to meet the rising costs of a college education.

They provide free physical health care services such as well-child visits, other regular checkups and shots.

The Table of Plenty is open Thursdays from 4:30-7:00pm in the modular north of the church.

The Free Food Market is a partnership between the CISFS and the Oregon Food Bank that brings free fresh produce, and other food items to PSU students and the greater PSU community.

This is a unique early education facility that provides developmentally and culturally appropriate care for infants through preschool age children Monday through Friday.

The mission of NCCDC is to provide child-centered care and education in a cooperative community of children, families, and staff.

They are Portland State University’s full-day infant/toddler and preschool program, serving 200 children aged four-months to five years. The Center provides students and faculty/staff parents with a high-quality on-campus early education and child care program.

Tree of Life Adoption Center is a licensed nonprofit adoption agency dedicated to assisting and supporting families on their adoption journey.

MCEC offers a judgment-free space for anyone who is parenting including expectant parents, single parents, and families facing challenges such as lack of housing, poverty, fleeing domestic violence, refugee or immigration status, DHS involvement, substance abuse, or trauma.

DVR provides housing, professional counseling, transitional housing, safety planning, and more resources to victims of domestic abuse.