Transition Projects Resource Center, Portland
Showers, laundry, clothing closet and mail at 650 NW Irving Street. Call to confirm hours.
Official page: tprojects.org/resource-center
No cost Clothing, Showers and Hygiene Help in Oregon
Where to get a shower, do laundry and find free clothes in Portland, Eugene and across Oregon, from county, city and 211 listings.
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Where can I shower and do laundry in Portland?
The Transition Projects Resource Center at 650 NW Irving Street lists showers and laundry on weekdays, 9 am to noon, with 15 minute slots. Towels, soap and shampoo are provided. Sign up at the Hygiene Station. Call 503 280 4700, since a county list shows longer hours.
Official page: tprojects.org/resource-center
Where can I get free clothes in Portland?
The Resource Center adult clothing closet is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1:30 to 2:30 pm. Sign up at the front desk. Blanchet House, at 310 NW Glisan, serves meals and you can call 503 241 4340 to ask about clothing days.
Official page: tprojects.org/resource-center
Is there a day center with showers and laundry?
The Behavioral Health Resource Center at 333 SW Park Ave lists showers, laundry, lockers, mail and charging, daily 8 am to 8 pm. Entry needs a ticket from the outreach van at NW Broadway and Glisan. Call 503 988 4100. The county lists other day centers too.
Official page: hsd.multco.us/?p=8394
What about women, youth and families?
Rose Haven serves women and children, with showers, laundry and an on site clinic. Its website says guest services are paused and planned to reopen Monday, November 9. Youth ages 16 to 24 can use Outside In at 1132 SW 13th Ave for meals, showers and laundry, after screening. Call 503 535 3800.
Official page: rosehaven.org
Where can I shower in Eugene?
The Eugene Service Station at 450 Hwy 99 N is a daytime drop in center. St. Vincent de Paul lists meals, showers, mail and restrooms there. The page does not list hours, so call the St. Vincent de Paul main line at 541 687 5820.
Official page: svdp.us/?p=90
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Bunkly tip: the Transition Projects Resource Center can also hold mail for you, with a Transition Projects ID card. A steady mailing address helps with SNAP, OHP and job papers.
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Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.
Behavioral Health Resource Center
Showers, laundry, lockers, mail and charging at 333 SW Park Ave. Entry needs a ticket.
Official page: hsd.multco.us/?p=8394
Blanchet House
Free meals Monday to Saturday at 310 NW Glisan. Walk in, no line required. Ask about clothing days.
Official page: blanchethouse.org/free-food-meal-services
Outside In
Meals, showers and laundry at 1132 SW 13th Ave for youth screened into the Homeless Youth Continuum.
Official page: outsidein.org
Rose Haven
Showers, laundry, clinic and children's services. Check the website for when guest services reopen.
Official page: rosehaven.org
Eugene Service Station, St. Vincent de Paul
Daytime drop in center at 450 Hwy 99 N with meals, showers, mail and restrooms.
Official page: svdp.us/?p=90
211info (Oregon 211)
Call 211 or text your zip code to 898211 to ask about clothing, showers and hygiene help near you.
Official page: oregon.gov/odhs/pages/office-finder.aspx
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