A Hoarding Alliance local resource guide

Hoarding support in Tillamook, Oregon.

You deserve support that begins with your safety, priorities, and consent—not pressure to clear your home. These starting points serve Tillamook and the county in different ways; ask each organization about current access and fit.

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Choose a first step that feels manageable

You can begin with one conversation about what matters most: safer pathways, health, housing, family stress, or something else. Asking for help does not mean agreeing to a cleanout. We could not verify a dedicated local hoarding-disorder program or specialist from the first-party sources reviewed; the options below are broader community supports, not endorsements.

Talk through a respectful next step for hoarding or clutter concerns, including support for family and friends. Ask about current virtual groups and pathways. Starting a conversation does not mean agreeing to a cleanout.

Role: nonprofit first conversation and virtual peer-group front door; geography: remote—ask about Tillamook County access; cost/eligibility: confirm current group availability, access, and any fees; emergency limit: nonclinical support, not therapy, crisis response, or cleanup

For immediate danger

If anyone faces immediate danger, fire, a medical emergency, or an urgent threat, call 911. For a behavioral-health crisis, Tillamook Family Counseling Center lists a 24-hour crisis team at 503-842-8201 or 800-962-2851; call or text 988 for national crisis support. These are crisis pathways, not hoarding-specific services.

First conversations

A few good places to start

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.

Role: federally qualified health center with primary care and integrated behavioral health; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: bills insurance and offers a low-income sliding scale based on family size and income—confirm your estimate and eligibility; emergency limit: not an emergency department | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Health Centers

The county health centers describe primary care, integrated behavioral health, psychiatry, dental and public-health services. Call to ask about intake, coverage, current appointments, and whether a particular service is available at the location you can reach.

Role: county behavioral-health and counseling provider; geography: Tillamook County residents; cost/eligibility: says inability to pay will not prevent access and sliding scale may apply—confirm service, coverage, and current fees; emergency limit: use its crisis team or 911 as appropriate | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook Family Counseling Center

The center describes counseling, peer support, addiction recovery, and family services, with in-person and virtual options. Ask about the right intake route, availability, insurance/OHP, and reduced-fee details.

Safety and stability

When the concern involves safety, housing, or crisis

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.

Role: emergency dispatch; geography: United States; cost/eligibility: call for immediate danger, fire, or urgent medical need; emergency limit: this is the emergency pathway | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Emergency help — 911

Call 911 when someone is in immediate danger, there is an active fire or urgent medical emergency, or a situation cannot safely wait for a community referral.

Role: local behavioral-health crisis response; geography: Tillamook County residents and visitors; cost/eligibility: call for screening and current options; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger, fire, or urgent medical need | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook Family Counseling Center crisis team

TFCC lists a 24-hour crisis team, including screening, mobile response, and walk-in support. Call to explain the situation and confirm what response is currently available; it is not a substitute for 911 in an immediate life-threatening emergency.

Role: emotional-distress and suicide crisis support; geography: United States; cost/eligibility: call or text 988; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger or urgent medical help | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for confidential crisis support. It is not a substitute for 911 when someone faces immediate life-threatening danger or needs urgent medical care.

Role: reports of suspected abuse or neglect; geography: Oregon; cost/eligibility: for concerns involving a child or an adult 65+ or an adult with qualifying disabilities/conditions; emergency limit: call 911 if someone is in immediate danger | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Oregon ODHS abuse reporting line

Oregon lists this line for suspected abuse or neglect of children and certain older or vulnerable adults. Clutter alone is not proof of abuse or neglect; if unsure, review the state criteria or ask the hotline about the concern.

Role: voluntary advocacy and safety planning for survivors of domestic or sexual violence, stalking, or trafficking; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: organization describes advocacy as free—confirm fit and current access; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tides of Change advocacy

Advocates describe safety planning, referrals, system navigation, and accompaniment. These confidential survivor services are voluntary; contact the organization to discuss safe ways to connect and current availability.

Role: emergency shelter screening for survivors fleeing intimate-partner violence; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: confidential screening required and space is not guaranteed; confirm current access; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Pacific House confidential shelter screening

Tides of Change describes Pacific House as confidential shelter for survivors, with pets able to stay with families. Call during screening hours to ask about eligibility and space; do not assume a bed is available.

Role: coordinated housing access and limited housing programs; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: screening, program rules, funding, and openings apply; confirm current options; emergency limit: not guaranteed immediate placement | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

CARE Inc. housing assistance

CARE lists Coordinated Entry, rapid rehousing, veteran, and other housing programs. Call to ask about intake and current openings; program descriptions do not guarantee eligibility, funding, or placement.

Role: limited emergency basic-needs and shelter assistance; geography: eligible Tillamook County households; cost/eligibility: funding, screening, and program limits apply; verify current shelter hours and space; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or guaranteed shelter | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

CARE Inc. emergency services

CARE describes possible one-time rent or utility help and other basic-needs assistance, subject to eligibility and funds. Its public pages vary on current night-by-night shelter availability, so call before traveling and confirm hours, access, and space.

Role: county regulatory information for land use, building, roads, solid waste, and wastewater; geography: county jurisdiction—verify property jurisdiction; cost/eligibility: process-specific, ask the department; emergency limit: not cleanup, counseling, or crisis response | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County code enforcement information

If you have a county-jurisdiction permit or enforcement question, ask the department about the rule and process. This is a regulatory office, not a hoarding-support service, and an enforcement inquiry can lead to enforcement action.

People and practical help

Housing, food, care, transportation, and ongoing support

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.

Role: digital peer support and education; geography: online—confirm current access; cost/eligibility: check current account and program details; emergency limit: not therapy, crisis response, or emergency support | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Unburied

A digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding or clutter and friends or family supporters. It is not therapy or emergency support.

Role: private-pay hoarding and clutter peer support and practical assistance; geography: ask whether current services reach Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: private pay—confirm rates, travel, and scope; emergency limit: not therapy, crisis response, or emergency care | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

The Peer Tree

A private-pay pathway for peer support and practical help. Ask what is currently offered remotely or in person, whether travel is possible, and the full cost before making plans.

Role: federally qualified health center; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: insurance billing and income/family-size sliding scale—confirm specific service and estimate; emergency limit: not emergency care | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Health Centers — primary and behavioral health

The health centers describe primary care, integrated behavioral health, psychiatry, dental, and public-health services. Ask about intake, appointments, coverage, and reduced-fee eligibility.

Role: social-needs assistance request and follow-up; geography: people seeking help through county health centers; cost/eligibility: county describes the request as no-cost—confirm fit; emergency limit: not for urgent needs or medical emergencies | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Health Centers — social-needs request

The county says its assistance request form is for social needs and that staff aim to follow up within two business days. For urgent appointments call the health center; use 911 for a life-threatening emergency.

Role: county-maintained navigation directory; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: each listed organization sets its own rules—confirm directly; emergency limit: directory is not emergency response | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Community Resources directory

The county page links local food, housing, health, and other resources, including Connect Oregon. Use it as a starting point and verify details with each provider.

Role: food pantry and meal-site information; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: site-specific hours and requirements—call or check before travel; emergency limit: not emergency shelter or medical care | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County food and meal resource list

The county links a food-resource list with pantry information. Confirm current hours, location, eligibility, and whether an appointment or proof of address is needed.

Role: behavioral-health counseling, peer support, recovery, and family services; geography: Tillamook County residents; cost/eligibility: provider describes sliding scale and access regardless of ability to pay—confirm intake, coverage, and current fees; emergency limit: crisis team is separately listed | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook Family Counseling Center — counseling and peer services

TFCC describes in-person and virtual services. Ask about your goals, current intake, specific service fit, Oregon Health Plan or insurance, and any reduced-fee steps.

Role: individual counseling for survivors of domestic/sexual violence, stalking, trafficking, and child witnesses; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: organization describes counseling as free for eligible survivors—confirm intake and current availability; emergency limit: not crisis dispatch | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tides of Change counseling

This is a survivor-specific service, not general hoarding counseling. Contact Tides to ask about eligibility, safe contact methods, and current openings.

Role: peer support groups for survivors of domestic or sexual violence; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: survivor eligibility and current group cycle apply—confirm schedule and access; emergency limit: not emergency response | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tides of Change survivor support groups

Tides describes support groups for survivors. Group cycles and schedules can change; call to confirm whether a group is currently offered and how to join safely.

Role: aging, disability, and long-term-services navigation; geography: Tillamook County and regional service area; cost/eligibility: call to confirm programs, eligibility, and any fees; emergency limit: not urgent medical or crisis response | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Northwest Senior & Disability Services — Aging and Disability Resource Connection

The regional agency can help people explore aging and disability-related programs and referrals. Ask which services cover your location and situation.

Role: free volunteer mentoring for older adults with mild-to-moderate depression or anxiety; geography: NWSDS service area; cost/eligibility: age 50+, outside a care facility, and program criteria apply—confirm screening; emergency limit: mentoring is not crisis care | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

HOPE Senior Peer Mentors

NWSDS describes trained, supervised volunteers meeting by phone or in the home. Ask whether the program is accepting referrals and fits your circumstances.

Role: family peer support related to youth and systems of care; geography: Oregon—confirm current Tillamook reach; cost/eligibility: ask about eligibility and access; emergency limit: not therapy or crisis response | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Oregon Family Support Network

OFSN offers family peer support and navigation for families supporting youth. Ask whether its current programs fit your family and are available in Tillamook County.

Role: limited rent, utility, and essential-needs assistance; geography: eligible Tillamook County households; cost/eligibility: screening and available funding apply—confirm program status; emergency limit: not guaranteed same-day assistance | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

CARE Inc. basic-needs assistance

CARE describes possible help such as one-time rent or utility assistance, subject to its rules and funds. Call to ask what is currently open and what documents are needed.

Role: community-resource search and referral navigation; geography: Oregon; cost/eligibility: each referred program sets its own rules—confirm directly; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or guaranteed placement | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

211info Oregon

Search 211info for additional food, housing, utility, health, and community referrals. Confirm current hours, eligibility, and availability with the provider.

Role: local fixed-route public transit; geography: Tillamook; cost/eligibility: published fare is $1 per trip or $3 day pass and ages 0–18 ride free—verify current fares/schedule; emergency limit: not emergency transportation | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Transportation District — Town Loop

The current route page lists hourly Monday–Saturday service from the transit center, with published service hours. Check current alerts and stops; request a deviated pickup at least two hours ahead and confirm the service boundary.

Role: county door-to-door demand-response transit; geography: Tillamook County—confirm service area; cost/eligibility: fare depends on trip distance and current rules; reserve in advance and confirm eligibility; emergency limit: not emergency transportation | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Transportation District — Dial-A-Ride

Call to ask about pickup coverage, fare, reservation window, accessibility, and current schedule. The district asks riders to reserve ahead; do not rely on it for urgent transport.

Role: paid solid-waste drop-off facility; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: published minimum is $26 up to 380 pounds as of July 1, 2026—call to verify current rates and accepted materials; emergency limit: not a hauling, cleanout, or home-support service | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Transfer Station

The county lists the transfer station at 503 Marolf Loop Road. Call before transporting items to confirm hours, fees, accepted materials, and special or bulky-item rules; do not assume items will be accepted.

Role: public library, learning, and internet access; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: county residents/property owners can ask about a free card; guest computer access is listed for nonresidents—confirm current rules; emergency limit: not crisis or housing service | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Library

The library provides a public place to use computers and access information. Ask about card eligibility, computer availability, accessibility, and current branch hours.

Role: county public-health programs and referrals; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: varies by program—ask about access, fees, and service location; emergency limit: not urgent medical care | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Health Centers — public health

The county health centers include public-health services and coordination. Call to identify the right program and ask whether it addresses your particular health or safety concern.

Role: county government and public-service contacts; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: department-specific—confirm with the office; emergency limit: not emergency response | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County courthouse and county contacts

Oregon's official county listing identifies Tillamook as the county seat and provides the courthouse location. Use county contacts to reach the correct department rather than assuming a department can provide direct support.

Role: land-use/building/road/solid-waste/wastewater regulatory information; geography: county jurisdiction; cost/eligibility: process-specific—verify jurisdiction and ask about steps; emergency limit: not support, cleanup, or crisis response | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Community Development — code enforcement

For a county regulatory or permit question, first confirm which jurisdiction applies and ask what process is relevant. This is an enforcement office, not a hoarding-support service; contact may initiate regulatory review.

Role: county solid-waste and disposal information; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: fees and material acceptance vary—confirm before travel; emergency limit: not cleanup labor or in-home assistance | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

Tillamook County Solid Waste information

Use the county solid-waste page to check disposal options and current facility instructions. Ask about bulky items, special waste, and fees before loading or transporting anything.

Role: coordinated entry, rapid rehousing, and specialized housing-program intake; geography: Tillamook County; cost/eligibility: program rules, screening, funding, and openings apply; emergency limit: not guaranteed immediate shelter | Checked October 19, 2026. This list is not an endorsement or guarantee. Confirm service area, eligibility, cost, hours, capacity, and consent directly; listings can change.

CARE Inc. housing programs

CARE lists several housing pathways with different criteria and limited capacity. Call to ask which intake best fits the situation and whether any program is currently accepting referrals.

A note from the Alliance

Start with the person. Then decide what the situation needs.

This guide is anchored in Tillamook, 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