Resources
The following is an often-updated, non-exhaustive list of different resources for LGBTQ+ Oregonians. We welcome input and suggestions from community, especially from trans and queer folks outside of Portland and the I-5 Corridor.
Contact us to add to the list, or if you have updated information about a resource already listed.
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Beyond These Walls: Serving and advocating for incarcerated LGBTQ+ people.
Bradley Angle LGBTQ Program: Serves anyone in the Portland area affected by domestic violence.
Cascade AIDS Project: Offeringfull-spectrum services to test for HIV and assist those living with it. Also operates PRISM, an LGBTQ+ health, mental health and substance use support clinic in Portland.
Eastern Oregon Center for Independent Living: Provides safe spaces, community building and empowerment for two-spirit and LGBTQIA+ communities in 13 Eastern Oregon counties.
Friendly House Elder Pride Services: Works to enhance the lives of older LGBTQ+ community members through education, advocacy, outreach and resource development.
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If you or someone you know is having a mental health crisis, here are some resources to help you in Oregon:
Crisis Text Line U.S. Text "OREGON" to 741741
Crisis Text Line: US texto con la palabra "AYUDA" to 741741
Crisis Text Line: US For those who are experiencing the trauma of racism text "CONNECT" to 741741
Native Crisis Text Line text "Native" to 741741
Deaf/Hard of Hearing text "TalkWithUs" to 66746
Lines for Life Text 4-10pm daily "teen2teen" to 839863
Spanish Speakers Text "Hablanos" to 66746
Trevor Project (LGBTQ) Text "START" to 678678
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Healthcare is a basic right. Find our list of health and mental health resources here.
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Resources for trans and gender-diverse people from Innerbody:
I need legal support
I’m exploring my identity
I need mental or primary health care
Trans Lifeline (peer support for all ages)
The Trevor Project (crisis support for youth)
National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network (NQTTCN)
GLMA (Health Professionals Advancing LGBTQ Equality) (primary care)
Out2Enroll (explains insurance options and enrollment)
I’m a trans youth or student
GLSEN (school-based advocacy)
TrevorSpace (LGBTQ community for young people 13-24)
My child is trans
I’m a trans elder or senior
I’m a trans immigrant or asylum seeker
I’m a trans person with a disability
I’m a formerly incarcerated trans person
I’m a trans person in a rural area
QueerDoc (telehealth)
Plume (telehealth)
FOLX Health (telehealth)
I’m a trans sex worker
I’m a low-income trans person
For the Gworls (mutual aid for rent, surgeries, and travel)
Point of Pride (free binders, surgeries, HRT support)
Black Trans Advocacy Coalition (emergency funds and aid)
I’m a trans veteran or in the military
I’m a trans athlete
I’m trans and BIPOC
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Are you moving to Oregon, or a recent transplant, because your current state doesn’t support LGBTQ+ rights? Check out some helpful resources.
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Basic Rights Oregon fights for LGBTQ+ equality, but there may be another organization better able to help you with specific legal requests. Check out these resources.
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Is your child in need of support at school or connection to LGBTQ+ community? Check out our youth and educational resources.
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There are many culturally specific resources for BIPOC queer and trans Oregonians. Find them here.
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Oregon is experiencing a housing crisis, but resources are available.
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Intersex Oregonians have unique needs—find support and community with these resources.
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Find community and get the support you need through these groups.
Before contacting us for legal help, please read this:
We are not a direct service organization, meaning we don’t provide legal advice, clinical services, or other direct service supports and we do not have legal professionals or case workers on staff. Basic Rights Oregon is an advocacy organization that can provide information and referrals to our partners. Contact info@basicrights.org for help finding the appropriate resource to meet your needs.