New: How to Use COVID-19 Self-Test Kits & What to do After Testing
Multnomah County Health Officers, ICS staff, and REACH staff share how to use the iHealth COVID-19 self-test kits as well as what to do based on your test results and how to access necessary supports while isolating at home.
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Local News
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Governor Kate Brown's Building a Safe and Strong Oregon plan
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Portland Police Bureau's statement in response to state-wide stay-at-home order
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Sign up to receive the Multnomah County Multnomah County culturally specific COVID-19 response newsletter
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Eviction moratorium extension explainer (October 2020)
Multnomah County Resources Support Form
In order to make an inquiry about available support for any COVID-19 related community efforts you're leading, please fill out the form found on this page.
COVID-19 Community Resources
Business Resources
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PBOT's healthy business permit that allows for business to utilize additional space.
Cable/Internet Information
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Xfinity wifi hotspot tracker
Domestic Violence Resources
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Oregon Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Violence webpage
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National Domestic Violence Hotline webpage
Education Resources
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Multnomah County Library's digital library resources
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David Douglas School District's chromebook distribution plan
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Gresham-Barlow School District's distance learning support page
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Portland Public School District's computer distribution
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Remote learning tips for families - Remote Learning with Seesaw
Financial Resources
- Connect with the IRS to get your economic stimulus payment
Food Resources
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Oregon Food Bank's food finder map
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PPS food pantries will be providing breakfast and lunch meals to children in the community
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Salvation Army free food boxes
Health Resources
- There is now a tri-county coronavirus symptom checker available for regional use
- Multnomah County-Health Department's instructions for COVID-19 preventative measures
- Multnomah County-Health Department's health clinics that are open right now
- Oregon Health Authority's instructions on the testing process for COVID-19
- Multnomah County Contact Tracing Assistance
- East County Health Clinic COVID-19 testing information
Housing Resources
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State-wide eviction moratorium extension
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Renters rights in Oregon during COVID-19
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Housing, shelter and emergency services offered by 2-1-1 hotline
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Housing stability program for families at risk of homelessness
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Short-term rent assistance provided by Home Forward
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Information about statewide, Multnomah County, and federal housing protections
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Mortgage assistance program in the state of Oregon - OHSI
Mental & Emotional Health Resources
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Culturally specific behavioral health resources
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Coping with anxiety during COVID-19 has tips for balancing mental health along with crisis hotlines available.
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Caring for children in a disaster has helpful tools for supporting your children’s emotional well-being during crises.
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Tips for reducing stress from Balminglead Inc.
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Wellness Wednesday: Emotional Tapping
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Wellness Wednesday: Progressive Muscle Relaxation
Posters and Downloads
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Business Flyers (scroll down to find signs and posters)
Sports and Athletics Guidance and Resources
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CDC Considerations for Youth Sports Posters at the very end of the page.
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Resocialization of Collegiate Sport: Action Plan Considerations NCAA
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Guidance for Social Distancing in Youth Sports Minnesota Department of Health
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Unemployment Benefits Support
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State of Oregon- Employment Department, Unemployment Insurance page
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IRCO-Africa House IU benefits support
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Pandemic unemployment assistance provided by the State of Oregon
Utility Information
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Northwest Natural Gas has suspended non-payment disconnection and will work with customers who are struggling to pay their bill
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Portland General Electric has suspended non-payment disconnection and will work with customers who are struggling to pay their bill.
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Pacific Power has temporarily suspended non-payment disconnections and late fees and will work with customers who are struggling to pay their bill.
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Portland Water Bureau has temporarily suspended non-payment disconnections and will work with customers who are struggling to pay their bill.