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Health Housing and Human Services
Health Housing and Human Services
Basic Mediation Training
Dates: April 1 – 3 and 8 – 10, 2026
Location: Oregon City, OR
Cost: $1,250 (scholarships available)
This highly interactive course teaches the theories, skills and techniques of facilitative, interest-based mediation. Attendees will learn through lecture, interactive exercises, and role-plays coached by skilled and experienced mediation practitioners.
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Community paramedic addresses homelessness through healthcare
Clackamas County’s new community paramedic program fills a critical role in providing emergency and primary care for medically underserved people in the county.
Marge Lockhart volunteers nearly a century of wisdom: “It feels special to do something for others.”
At 98 years old, with a desire to live to 107, Marge Lockhart reflects on her 17 years of service with Clackamas County’s Senior Companion Program (SCP), though some details of the past have slipped her mind.
Health, Housing and Human Services
Director Mary Rumbaugh
Services and reminders for extremely cold weather
County is prepared with shelter, outreach and more
For several years, February in the region has been a particularly cold month. Ice, snow and plummeting temperatures make the cold month one that is especially important for which to prepare. Clackamas County is ready with road services, shelter, outreach and health guidance to serve our community in cold weather.
Condom Request Form
If you would like to request condoms and lubricant for your organization that serves residents of Clackamas County, Oregon, please fill out this form and click the submit button below.
If you are an individual looking for free condoms, please visit the State of Oregon Condom Delivery Program.
Clackamas County Stabilization Center
Short-term behavioral health support and recovery
If you're in a mental health crisis, please call 503-655-8585.
For information, visit our crisis and support webpage
The Clackamas County Stabilization Center operates 24/7 for residents experiencing crises like panic attacks, hallucinations, or other mental health conditions. Our center is a comfortable and safe place for community members who need short-term support, coping skills and connections to resources to manage a crisis.
The center also offers transitional housing for individuals experiencing homelessness, ultimately expanding both the county's mental health and housing services. Watch the grand opening event wrap-up or full event.
As the center is currently operating, privacy for our patients is at the utmost importance to the county. Drop-in and impromptu tours are not being offered , and the public is advised to watch video above to get a sense of the center's offerings. County partners requesting tours must do so by emailing H3S-DirectorsOffice@clackamas.us. Please know that space and times to do so will be extremely limited, if offered at all.
Frequently Asked Questions
Meetings
| July 30, 2024 | Policy Session: Stabilization Center Update and Program Design Plan |
Contact
Department Staff
503-655-8539
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