We believe that the Church often shines its brightest when there is crisis. It is an incredible opportunity to point people to Jesus. We know all of you are weighing questions about safety and how do we respond and what do we do. We think that there’s wisdom in following the guidance of our State and Federal government. We also know we are a Spirit-led and Spirit-filled people. He is our protector and is always with us. Please be praying for the quick recovery of those affected, pray for healing in our land, and Church let us be the people of the Kingdom. Let us love our neighbor above ourselves, let us take a position of compassion and caring. Let us be the light we are meant to be.
With love in Christ,
Benson and Joanie Short
Co-Lead Pastors
Food & Shelter
Silverton Area Community Aid (SACA)
503-873-3446
If you meet income guidelines and live in the Silver Falls School District, you can shop for food and personal
care items once a week.
421 S. Water St. Silverton, OR 97381
Pantry Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9 am-12 pm,
Tues, Thursday 6 pm-8 pm
Silverton Sheltering Services
971-343-1099
Warming Shelter (seasonal: Nov 15-Mar 15): Nightly 8 pm-8 am
502 Oak St. (Oak Street Church), Silverton, OR
Shelter, dinner, convenience breakfast foods.
Day Center: M-F, 10 am-2 pm (8 am-2 pm during Winter)
421 S. Water St. Silverton, OR
(basement of Silverton Community Center)
Access to case management, resource referrals, mail service, computers, community. May be able to
help with access to showers and laundry.
Mission of Hope –Food Pantry
822 Industry Way, Silverton, OR (Silver Creek Fellowship)
503-873-7353
Wednesday 2 pm-5 pm
3 rd Saturday 10 am-12 pm
Scotts Mills Food Bank at Scotts Mills Community Center
284 4 th St, 503-910-1781
Tuesday 9 am-11 am
Food Share (Oregon Child Development Coalition (OCDC) and Marion-Polk Food Share)
Last Tues of each month 11:30 am- 4 pm
503-874-9095
OCDC Silverton Center, 707 McClaine St. (behind Safeway)
Food for low-income families
St. Joseph Shelter, Mission Benedict (Catholic Community Services)
Transitional living community, Food pantry, clothing/household items, community garden
Mt. Angel, 503-845-2468
Weekly free community meals:
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Mondays 5:30-7 pm Oak Street Church: 502 Oak St. Silverton, OR
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Wednesdays 5-7 pm First Christian Church: 402 N. First St. Silverton, OR
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Saturdays 12 pm- 1:30 pm Trinity Lutheran Church: 500 N. 2 nd St. Silverton, OR
Clothing
Adventist Community Services
503-873-0975
Silverton, OR
Helping Hands
503-364-9936
Salem, OR
Dental
If you do not have dental insurance coverage, please contact your school and request to talk with the school
nurse about potential access to “the children’s program” for dental care.
Acorn Dentistry for Kids
411 N. Water St. Silverton, OR
503-850-0754
Hours: M-F 8 am- 5 pm
Accepts OHP
Salud Medical Center
1175 Mt. Hood Ave, Woodburn, OR
503-982-2010
M-F 7:30 am- 5 pm
Sliding Scale with proof of income, OHP
Northwest Human Services/West Salem Dental Clinic
190 Kingwood Ave., Salem, OR
503-315-0712
M-Th 7:30 am-5 pm
Sliding scale with proof of income, uninsured, OHP
Vision
If you do not have vision insurance coverage, please contact your school and request to talk with the school
nurse about potential access to “Kex Kids Fund” for assistance.
Medical
West Salem Clinic
503-378-7526, 1233 Edgewater NW Salem, OR
Sliding scale fee, insured/uninsured.
Salem Free Medical Clinic:
503-990-8772, 1300 Broadway St. NE suite #104 Salem, OR
Salud Medical Center:
503-982-2000, 1175 Mt. Hood Ave. Woodburn, OR
Sliding scale fee
Lancaster Health Center
503-576-8400, 255 Lancaster Dr. NE Salem, OR
Sliding scale fee
Insurance
Oregon Health Plan/Medicaid
Apply for medicaid
Customer Service: 800-699-9075
If you need to buy health insurance: https://www.healthcare.gov/
Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace
855-268-3767
Support provided during transition periods of insurance coverage, help with insurance options, financial assistance programs available.
Utilities
Mid-Valley Community Action Agency, Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
(Natural gas, electric, and fuel assistance for eligible households.)
503-588-9016
NW Natural Gas
call to inquire about bill-payment assistance: 503-585-6611
PGE
payment plans of medical certificates are available: 503-228-6322
Salvation Army
503-585-6688
St Vincent DePaul
503-364-3210
Love, Inc
971-983-5683
Silverton Area Community Aid (SACA)
503-873-3446
Transportation
Cherriots
public transit for Salem, OR region
there is a route (20X) that goes between Salem—Silverton—Woodburn
Cherriots website
503-588-2877
Silver Trolley
Transportation to community events, local shopping, medical appointments, personal trips within Silverton.
M-F 9 am- 4:45 pm, Sat-Sun 9 am-3 pm
503-873-4546
Free/Donation welcome.
If you have Oregon Health Plan (OHP), you have access to free transportation to/from medical appointments.
Logisticare
844-544-1397, call at least 2 days in advance of appointment.
Legal
Legal Aide
Marion/Polk Counties
503-581-5265
105 High St. SE Salem, OR 97301
Oregon Law Center
503-485-0696
494 State St. Suite 410 Salem, OR 97301
Other
211
Support for a variety of community resources.
Dial 211, or www.211info.org
Silverton Together
503-874-4107
Community Parent and Family Support
Silverton Together website
SNAP Food Benefit Hotline
1-888-997-4447
500 Summer St. NE #E15, Salem, OR
NorthWest Senior & Disability Services (NWSDS)/ Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC)
503-304-3420
Oregon Family to Family
855-323-6744
provides free one-on-one support and referrals for families and caregivers of children with special health needs.
Oregon R.I.S.E. Center
503-994-6355
offers home and community-based support services for children and adults with developmental and other disabilities and children with mental health challenges.
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
503-588-5288
Provides services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through local Community Developmental Disabilities Program (CDDP). Services may include case management, residential programs, vocational services for adults, in-home services, transportation, crisis services, and brokerage services.
Family Network
503-599-0424
Provides training, resources, events, advocacy, and support for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.
Department of Human Services
503-373-0808
3420 Cherry Ave. Suite 110 Salem, OR
Family Building Blocks
503-798-4744 ext 121
Family Link: Help link families to prenatal and early childhood programs available in Marion and Polk Counties.
Center for Hope and Safety
503-378-1572
Crisis Line: 503-399-7722
605 Center St. NE Salem, OR 97301
Serving survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking. Provide hotline, safe house shelter, support
groups, advocacy, safety planning.
Liberty House
503-540-0288
Provides assessment, counseling, and support for children and families facing concerns of child abuse, neglect, trauma, or grief.
Marion County Youth and Family Crisis Services
503-576-4673
2421 Lancaster NE Salem, OR
M-F 7:30 am-10 pm, Sat-Sun 11 am-10 pm
Mental health crisis screenings and services to youth and families. Provide phone triage, home crisis
screenings, respite, intensive case management, peer support, family support partner, in-home family therapy
NorthWest Human Services Crisis and Info Hotline
503-581-5535
Emergency prescription payment assistance. Emergency housing needs.
Mano a Mano
503-315-2290
Information and referral to community resources, resource navigation, parenting education and supports,
help with barriers to stable housing and employment, two food bank locations in Salem.
Love, INC. of North Marion County
971-983-5683
1560 Hardcastle Ave. Woodburn, OR 97071
Hours: Tues, Wed, Fri 11-3.
Connect families in need with the service organizations, government agencies, community programs, and local resources and initiatives that can help them.
ARCHES
503-399-9080
615 Commercial St. NE Salem, OR
Office Hours M-F 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Homeless services, Supportive services, Housing programs
Marion County Housing Assistance
503-798-4170
2645 Portland Rd. NE Salem, OR
Habitat for Humanity—of the Mid-Willamette Valley
503-364-6642
