Board Seeks Public Input Regarding Community Development Block Grant
County preparing an application for Child Care Scholarships
Health Housing and Human Services
Health Housing and Human Services
Health Housing and Human Services
170 people housed in the first year of county supportive housing services program
Clackamas County has taken great strides in the first year of implementing the supportive housing services (SHS) program, hiring staff and building new infrastructure that will allow us to accomplish the goal of ending chronic homelessness.
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
When we look at county and state data, older adults are dying from suicide more than most other age groups, so we'd like to remind you: Loneliness, loss of interest in activities, isolated behavior, and trouble sleeping are NOT a normal part of aging.
Living Well with Chronic Conditions
The pandemic has taken a toll on many people’s health, especially those already living with a chronic condition. Join us for a free six-week wellness journey that will provide you with opportunities to improve your health and outlook on life.
Gladstone Health Center to host children’s health fair
If you are a Clackamas County parent or guardian looking for your child’s new doctor, dentist or mental health specialist, visit the Gladstone Health Center Fair Friday, Aug. 12, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., at 18911 Portland Ave. in Gladstone.
Clean Slate Clackamas
“Grow a Vibrant Economy” is one of the priorities identified in the county’s Performance Clackamas plan. It can be a challenge for hiring managers to find skilled and motivated employees to power that economy, though – especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Helping prevent suicide, one bracelet at a time
“Sorry for the late message but your wrist band saved my friend’s life tonight. I got her into the hospital. Thank you!”
Shelters
We’ve identified multiple cooling centers throughout the county for members of the public. These centers are open when temperatures are dangerously warm. Residents who do not have access to cool places are encouraged to visit a center to avoid the heat and relax.
For a central number to get information about shelters, transportation or other resources, call 211.
To sign up for text alerts for critical, emergency announcements from the county, opt-in to Public Alerts.
These facilities are open during normal operating hours noted below, for individuals and families needing shelter from severe weather. Please call ahead to confirm.
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