Services We Provide

Meals

Providing free meals is a powerful way to support individuals and families in need, fostering a sense of community and dignity. It not only addresses immediate hunger but also helps reduce barriers to accessing nutritious food, promoting overall well-being.

Showers

Showers are an essential service that promotes dignity, hygiene, and well-being for individuals experiencing houselessness or financial hardship. Access to clean, safe shower facilities can restore a sense of normalcy and self-worth while helping to prevent health issues caused by poor hygiene.

Clothing Exchange

Clothing is a meaningful way to support individuals and families facing financial challenges, helping them meet basic needs with dignity. Access to clean, appropriate clothing can improve confidence, support job opportunities, and ensure comfort and safety in various weather conditions.

Coordinated Housing Access & Referrals

Coordinated housing efforts are essential for addressing houselessness and housing insecurity by bringing together community organizations, government agencies, and service providers to streamline support.

Counsel, Love & Community

Counsel and love within a community create a foundation of support, trust, and belonging. We offering compassionate guidance and understanding that helps individuals navigate challenges while fostering personal growth and healing.

This shared commitment to uplifting one another builds resilience, deepens connections, and creates an environment where everyone feels valued and empowered to thrive.

Emergency Shelter Services

TFH is also an Emergency Warming shelter during the winter months when temperatures reach 33 degrees wind chill. On these extremely cold nights, we save lives by providing a warm, safe place for the homeless to sleep, escape the harsh elements and prevent hypothermia.

During the summer months, we serve as a Cooling Center when temperatures reach 95 degrees. Our doors our open to those that do not have AC or live unsheltered. We want to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke for our neighbors by offering a cool place to rest and receive light refreshments. We also are a refuge from days of smoke effecting the air quality. When needed, guests can come in and stay out of the dangers of smoke inhalation.

After Hours Help

Dial 211 for the social service resource you are needing. Free site. You may also text your zip code and carry on a text conversation if needed. Visit https://www.211.org/ for more info.

Clackamas County Crisis Line Department 24-hour phone crisis intervention and support.

Call 503-655-8585