Oregon 211info
Search or contact 211info when you are not sure which local service to call. Ask about current housing, food, utility, health, and transportation referrals; availability and eligibility belong to each program.
A Hoarding Alliance local resource guide
You deserve choices, not pressure. This guide gathers local places to ask about support, basic needs, and next steps—whether you are affected by clutter yourself or care about someone who is. A listing is a place to start, not a promise that a service is open or a fit. You can ask questions, take time, and decide what feels manageable.
Start here - Fight the Blight
If you want to talk about hoarding or clutter without being pushed toward a cleanout, Fight the Blight is the nonprofit front door. For practical help beyond a grant-funded scope, ask The Peer Tree about its private-pay services and current rates. Unburied is an optional digital peer-support space for people directly affected and the people who care about them; it is not therapy or emergency support.
For immediate danger, a fire, serious injury, or urgent medical emergency, call 911. For suicidal thoughts or emotional distress, call or text 988; Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare also lists a 24/7 crisis line at 503-325-5724. Its Rapid Access Clinic is a voluntary adult walk-in option, but the clinic says it does not provide emergency services. Call before traveling to confirm current hours and access.
First conversations
You do not need to know the perfect service name before reaching out. These organizations can help you understand the landscape and identify a next step.
Search or contact 211info when you are not sure which local service to call. Ask about current housing, food, utility, health, and transportation referrals; availability and eligibility belong to each program.
The Peer Tree offers support for situations outside a grant-funded scope. Describe what would feel useful and ask about cost, travel, timing, and what a first visit would—and would not—involve. No provider listing here is an endorsement.
Unburied offers a private, judgment-free way to find peer connection and revisit practical tools at your own pace. It is optional and does not replace professional care or emergency help.
Safety and stability
These pathways serve different situations. Read the labels carefully before calling, especially when a response may involve crisis care, protective services, shelter, housing rules, legal advocacy, or emergency dispatch.
Call 911 for an immediate threat to life or safety, a fire, serious injury, or urgent medical emergency. This guide cannot assess conditions inside a home or replace emergency responders.
Call or text 988 for support during suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, or concern about someone else. If there is immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911.
Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare lists a crisis line available 24 hours a day. A phone line cannot dispatch the same response as 911 and does not replace emergency medical care.
The clinic describes walk-in assessment, coordination, peer services, and referrals for adults with urgent behavioral-health needs. It lists 115 W Bond Street in Astoria. Posted clinic hours can differ from general office hours, so call 503-325-5722 or check the current page before traveling. The clinic does not provide detox or medication services on site.
The Harbor lists a 24/7 support line and survivor services, including confidential shelter screening. Its website warns that email can be risky for people experiencing abuse or stalking. Use a safer device or contact method if needed; do not rely on email for service.
Oregon's SAFEline can receive concerns about abuse, neglect, or self-neglect involving adults 65 and older and adults with physical disabilities who meet the program's criteria. Callers may report anonymously. Staff determine whether a concern meets screening rules; the line is not emergency response.
LiFEBoat lists its FEB shelter as open seven days a week with 6 p.m. check-in and no referral requirement. Beds and operations can change; call before traveling. The site lists 1040 Commercial Street, Astoria.
People and practical help
These listings connect the local community with housing, food, behavioral health, benefits, transit, survivor advocacy, disability support, peer support, and practical resources. Ask about current availability, cost, scope, consent, and safety before relying on them.
CCA says housing navigation begins with an appointment to review options and, when appropriate, complete a Coordinated Entry assessment. Keep contact details current and ask about other immediate options while waiting; assessment or waitlist status does not guarantee a placement.
Use the authority's current application page to check which properties, if any, are accepting applications. Do not rely on old notices or assume a waitlist is open. Clatsop County's housing page also points residents to regional housing options.
CCA describes outreach, basic supplies, referrals, and a shower trailer that is set up weekly; its laundry trailer may be deployed. Locations and timing can vary, so ask CCA or a street outreach worker what is available now.
LiFEBoat describes Beacon as a nonclinical peer-support space. The contact page lists 1040 Commercial Street and weekday daytime hours; call before visiting to confirm today's schedule and whether the setting fits your needs.
Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare is the county behavioral-health provider. New clients can call its enrollment center to ask about outpatient access and fit. Insurance acceptance, program eligibility, fees, and openings should be confirmed directly.
CCA posts pantry locations and schedules. Check the current directory or call before traveling because hours, inventory, and eligibility can change. If one location cannot help, ask 211info or CCA about another option.
CCA lists meal sites, including Astoria Senior Center and Svensen-area meals. Call the listed provider before making a trip; the directory does not establish that a meal is open to every age group or available on a given day.
CCA describes energy assistance programs, but forms and funding windows can be season-specific. Ask which current-season programs have funds and what documents are needed before relying on an old application or delaying a utility call.
The Astoria office is listed at 422 Gateway Avenue, Suite 260, with weekday hours 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Call or check before visiting. Ask about language access, accessible application options, and whether a case can be handled through Oregon ONE.
Oregon ONE is the state's application route for several benefits, including food, medical, cash, and childcare support. You can apply online or ask the state for phone or in-person help; submitting an application is not a guarantee of approval.
The state ADRC can help people explore long-term support options and local aging or disability services. Ask for the Northwest Senior and Disability Services connection and confirm which services and eligibility rules apply in Clatsop County.
The county lists its clinic at 820 Exchange Street, Suite 100, in Astoria. Posted service hours can vary by clinic and day; contact the clinic before visiting to ask about appointments, available services, and costs.
If a hospital bill is difficult to manage, ask CMH about current financial-assistance and coverage-enrollment options. The hospital says a complete application is needed for review; confirm current income limits, required documents, and timelines directly.
Use the county's resource page as another way to find local government, housing, health, transit, and community contacts. Confirm details with each organization; a directory entry is not a service guarantee or endorsement.
The county describes veteran-services support coordinated with Clatsop Community Action. Call to schedule and confirm the current location and appointment process before traveling; do not assume a listed event location is a walk-in office.
The library is at 450 10th Street. Check its current hours before traveling, especially around holidays or closures. You can ask staff about public space, accessibility, and local information.
The library posts computer and internet-use information. Ask staff about current printing costs and accessible equipment. Avoid entering sensitive information on a shared device if you cannot protect the screen or account afterward.
Route 10 connects Astoria destinations on weekdays. Service times and stops can change, and a posted route does not mean a bus is running now; check the current schedule and contact the transit district if you need an accessible trip.
Route 101 connects Astoria and Seaside with stops along the corridor. Check the live schedule and stop location before leaving; reduced-fare, pass, and accessibility questions should go to the transit district.
RideAssist describes ADA paratransit for people whose disability prevents use of fixed-route transit for a trip. Ask about eligibility, service boundaries, advance booking, fare, and accessible pickup arrangements before relying on it.
Oregon Law Center's Hillsboro office lists Clatsop County among its service areas. Call to ask whether the issue—such as housing, benefits, or family-related civil law—is within current scope and whether interpretation is available.
The county posts event dates and accepted materials, which change over time. Confirm an event is scheduled and that the specific material is accepted before transporting it. This program does not arrange home cleanouts.
The county activates warming locations only under certain conditions. Check whether a center is open today and ask about transportation, access, and any age or safety requirements. Do not assume the page means a location is currently operating.
A note from the Alliance
This guide is anchored in Astoria, Oregon, and includes city, county, state, nonprofit, national, and independent pathways. A listing here does not mean Fight the Blight endorses every provider or can guarantee availability. The Hoarding Alliance is not a city or county agency, therapy practice, emergency service, or cleanup company. We will keep reviewing this page, but please confirm details directly before relying on them.
Need help choosing a path? Contact Fight the Blight