Cribs for Kids partner that provides cribs to families enrolled in its own programs or services rather than to the general public. Contact the program to ask about enrolling or for a referral.
National Diaper Bank Network member organization. Provides diaper assistance to families in the Redmond, OR area. Contact the organization through its website for current distribution sites, eligibility, and how to receive diapers β NDBN membership does not confirm a walk-in location.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs to community members. The official locator lists a mailing address rather than a public distribution site, so contact the program directly to find out where and how to pick up a crib.
Cribs for Kids partner that provides cribs to families enrolled in its own programs or services rather than to the general public. Contact the program to ask about enrolling or for a referral.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
National Diaper Bank Network member organization. Provides diaper assistance to families in the Springfield, OR area. Contact the organization through its website for current distribution sites, eligibility, and how to receive diapers β NDBN membership does not confirm a walk-in location.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs to community members. The official locator lists a mailing address rather than a public distribution site, so contact the program directly to find out where and how to pick up a crib.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
Cribs for Kids partner that provides cribs to families enrolled in its own programs or services rather than to the general public. Contact the program to ask about enrolling or for a referral.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
Cribs for Kids partner that provides cribs to families enrolled in its own programs or services rather than to the general public. Contact the program to ask about enrolling or for a referral.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
National Diaper Bank Network member organization. Provides diaper assistance to families in the Portland, OR area. Contact the organization through its website for current distribution sites, eligibility, and how to receive diapers β NDBN membership does not confirm a walk-in location.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
Cribs for Kids partner that reports providing cribs directly to community members at this location. Call before visiting to confirm current availability, hours, and what to bring.
Cribs for Kids partner that does not distribute cribs directly to community members. It can point families to safe-sleep education and to other local programs that do provide a crib.
Cribs for Kids partner that provides cribs to families enrolled in its own programs or services rather than to the general public. Contact the program to ask about enrolling or for a referral.
Birth facility designated Baby-Friendly by Baby-Friendly USA. Designation means the hospital or birth center follows the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding, including in-hospital breastfeeding help for maternity patients. Lactation services here are generally for patients delivering or receiving care at the facility β call to ask about outpatient lactation appointments.
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Klamath Falls, OR Β· Monthly meetings held at the Pregnancy Hope Center Dates and Times TBD, email us or check Facebook group for more info Leader Information Lasheena - lalecheleagueklamathfalls@gmail.com, 541-892-6651
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Portland, OR Β· Meeting Information 10:30am-11:30am every third Saturday of the month - Latch & Learn Lactation Support Group (open to everyone) meets in the little family room at Ready Set Grow 6:30-7:30pm every third Friday of the month - Milk βn Mingle BIPOC Lactation Support Group meets in the little family room at Ready Set Grow Leader Contact Information lllwoodlawnpdx@gmail.com, 480-297-9408 Find us on Fac
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
West Linn, OR Β· For support, contact Leader Aria: (503) 308-3120 ariaannbaker@gmail.com
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Beaverton, OR Β· Our morning meeting is 10am-noon the 3rd Thursday of the month at the Beaverton City Library, located at 12375 SW 5th St in Beaverton. There is a free parking lot next to the library. Use Trimet Stop ID 2305 to arrive by bus. The library is about .7 miles from the Beaverton Central Max Stop. The meeting will be held in the Cathy Stanton Conference Room which is on the first floor of the library of
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Beaverton, OR Β· Our evening meeting is held on the 2nd Thursday of the month on Zoom from 7-8 pm. Details can be found by checking our facebook page or contacting a Leader. Jessie at (971) 330-0083 Email - lllbeaverton@gmail.com
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Corvallis, OR Β· Please follow our Facebook page βLa Leche League Willamette Valley Events & Announcementsβ for meeting reminders, events and announcements For more breastfeeding information, or for phone/email support, contact a Leader. Kelly kelly.l.wiegand@gmail.com Rhonda at (541) 758-1667 Referral Line - (541) 714-3370
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Eugene, OR Β· For meeting information or support please contact a Leader. Leader Hotline: 541-744-6055 Sue: msusanscott@gmail.com
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Grants Pass, OR Β· Offering Zoom meetings available upon request as well as offering one-to-one support via phone, email or Facebook. For more information, contact a Leader. Leader Information: Cindee at (541) 472-0335 or cindeeandres@gmail.com Cindy at (541) 955-8838 or LLLofGP@rogueriver.net
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Lincoln City, OR Β· La Leche League Willamette Valley hosts two *free* online meetings per month for those who want virtual lactation encouragement and support. Lincoln County parents welcome! You must be a member of the private Facebook group to attend meetings and talk with other parents, but new members are always welcome (it's free)! Follow our public Facebook page for meeting announcements. If you need detailed
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Portland, OR Β· Leaders: Kerry - (503) 956-2579, kgretherlllleader@gmail.com Charlotte - (312) 905-5685, clagunalllpdx@gmail.com Facebook group: La Leche League Portland Instagram: @lllpdx Group email: lllofpdx@gmail.com
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Ashland, OR Β· For meeting information and support please contact a Leader. Laura at (541) 552-0282
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Waldport, OR Β· La Leche League Willamette Valley hosts two *free* online meetings per month for those who want virtual lactation encouragement and support. Lincoln County parents welcome! You must be a member of the private Facebook group to attend meetings and talk with other parents, but new members are always welcome (it's free)! Follow our public Facebook page for meeting announcements. If you need detailed
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Corvallis, OR Β· La Leche League Willamette Valley hosts two *free* online meetings per month for those who want virtual lactation encouragement and support. You must be a member of the private Facebook group to attend meetings and talk with other parents, but new members are always welcome (itβs free)! Follow our public Facebook page for meeting announcements. Contact Local Leaders Local LLLeader Line 541-714-337
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Salem, OR Β· Now meeting in person 3rd Fridays of the month. Contact lll.salem.or@gmail.com for more info. La Leche League Willamette Valley hosts two *free* online meetings per month for those who want virtual lactation encouragement and support. You must be a member of the private Facebook group to attend meetings and talk with other parents, but new members are always welcome (itβs free)! Follow our public
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Lebanon, OR Β· La Leche League Willamette Valley hosts two *free* online meetings per month for those who want virtual lactation encouragement and support. You must be a member of the private Facebook group to attend meetings and talk with other parents, but new members are always welcome (itβs free)! Follow our public Facebook page for meeting announcements. Contact Local Leaders Local LLLeader Line 541-714-337
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Albany, OR Β· La Leche League Willamette Valley hosts two *free* online meetings per month for those who want virtual lactation encouragement and support. You must be a member of the private Facebook group to attend meetings and talk with other parents, but new members are always welcome (itβs free)! Follow our public Facebook page for meeting announcements. Contact Local Leaders Local LLLeader Line 541-714-337
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Newport, OR Β· La Leche League Willamette Valley hosts two *free* online meetings per month for those who want virtual lactation encouragement and support. You must be a member of the private Facebook group to attend meetings and talk with other parents, but new members are always welcome (itβs free)! Follow our public Facebook page for meeting announcements. Contact Local Leaders Local LLLeader Line 541-714-337
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
McMinnville, OR Β· Meetings held 4th Saturday 10am/McMinnville Library Carnegie Room . For more information, or for phone/email support, contact a Leader. Louanne at (214) 399-0098 or LLLLouanne@yahoo.com
Volunteer-led La Leche League USA breastfeeding support group. Meetings are free and open to pregnant people and parents; an accredited LLL Leader answers breastfeeding questions and offers peer support. Check the group's listing for meeting times and location β many groups meet online or rotate meeting places.
Astoria, OR Β· Join us every month on the 3rd Thursday at 2pm. Join any time, leave at anytime, and please tell your breastfeeding and lactating friends! Visit our Facebook page for more details.
Nonprofit donor human milk bank and member of the Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA). Screens milk donors, and dispenses pasteurized donor human milk β usually by prescription for hospitalized or medically fragile infants, and in some cases for outpatient families. Contact the milk bank about donating milk or requesting donor milk.
Birth facility designated Baby-Friendly by Baby-Friendly USA. Designation means the hospital or birth center follows the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding, including in-hospital breastfeeding help for maternity patients. Lactation services here are generally for patients delivering or receiving care at the facility β call to ask about outpatient lactation appointments.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Federally funded community health center site listed by HRSA. Services offered are not described by the source dataset β contact the site directly to ask what care is available.
Oregon perinatal psychiatry access line. Perinatal mental-health specialists provide free consultation to healthcare providers caring for pregnant and postpartum patients. This is a provider consultation line, not a patient treatment service and not a crisis line.
Volunteer-led PSI chapter for Oregon. Chapters raise awareness of perinatal mental health, connect families to local perinatal mental-health resources, and support advocacy and training in the state. The chapter is an information and referral resource, not a treatment provider β contact the chapter through its page for local referrals.
WIC provides free healthy food, infant formula, breastfeeding counseling, and referrals for pregnant people, new parents, and children under 5 across Oregon.
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Call or text 211 to reach a live navigator in Oregon who can connect you to diapers, food, rent and utility help, childcare, and postpartum support in your community.
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Postpartum Support International's searchable directory of providers who list perinatal mental-health training or specialty, including many with the PMH-C certification. PSI publishes the listings; it is a referral directory, not a treatment program, and PSI does not verify individual clinical credentials on your behalf.
Free consultation program in which perinatal psychiatric experts advise healthcare providers about the mental-health care of their pregnant and postpartum patients. This line serves clinicians β it does not provide treatment or advice directly to patients.
Reproductive mental-health consultation for Department of Veterans Affairs clinicians caring for pregnant and postpartum veterans. Requests are made by email at ReproMHConsult@va.gov. This is a clinician consultation service, not a patient-facing treatment or crisis line.
Military spouses, active-duty personnel, and veteran moms are welcome to attend this online group to help you connect with other parents, talk about your experience, and learn about helpful tools and resources.
In this 60-minute offering, PSI-trained facilitators will provide skills on how to mindfully navigate the challenging seasons of pregnancy and postpartum parenthood.
Led by trained peer facilitators, our online groups are here to help you connect with other parents, talk about your experience, and learn about helpful tools and resources.
Our perinatal (pregnancy & postpartum) OCD group for moms is here to help those dealing with symptoms of OCD; like intrusive thoughts, obsessions and compulsions.
Our perinatal (pregnancy & postpartum) OCD group for parents is here to help those dealing with symptoms of OCD; like intrusive thoughts, obsessions and compulsions.
This group is intended for participants who have attended our perinatal mood support groups 3 times already and do not need to hear the psycho-educational presentation again.
Led by trained peer facilitators, our Postpartum Rage group is here to support moms and birthing people from 2 weeks-2 years postpartum experiencing episodes of intense anger and agitation.
The Pregnancy After Stillbirth and Early Infant Loss support group provides connection for parents riding the emotional waves and grief of pregnancy after a stillbirth or loss of a newborn.
Our online Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support group provides connection for mothers grieving the loss of their baby (miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, early infant loss, any type of pregnancy or infant loss).
Our online Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support group provides connection for parents grieving the loss of their baby (miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, early infant loss, and any type of pregnancy or infant loss).
We invite those who are no longer in active psychosis and in recovery to join for support, so that you can experience connection and support from other Pregnancy and Postpartum Psychosis (PPP) Survivors.
Mental health challenges during pregnancy are difficult and often unexpected. We are often told that pregnancy should be one of the happiest times of our life; however, pregnancy can be very challenging.
Our online Pregnancy, Parenting, & TTC After Termination for Medical Reasons Support for Parents Group provides non-judgmental support to parents who experienced termination for medical reasons and are now trying to conceive, pregnant again, or parent living children after the TFMR.
Led by trained PSI facilitators, our online Pregnant and Postpartum Parents of Multiples group is intended for parents of two or more babies who are gestational twins (born at the same time) OR foster/adoptive parents or caregivers with babies four months apart or less.
PSIβs Queer & Trans Parent Support Group is FREE and open to all members of the LGBTQIA+ community who are expecting, adopting, and/or parenting from pregnancy to four years postpartum.
This group is for perinatal single parents who are widowed, divorced, or never married or partnered with their co-parent, but they are caring for a baby (up to two years old) without a partner in their home.
Support for Black, Indigenous, Parents of Color of One to Four Year Old Children is an online peer-led support group to help you connect with other BIPOC parents, talk about your experiences, and learn about helpful tools and resources.
Led by PSI-trained facilitators, this group helps family members find support for themselves as well as provides useful information and resources to help them navigate their loved oneβs experience with PPP.
Support for Parents of One to Four Year Old Children is an online peer-led support group to help you connect with other parents, talk about your experiences, and learn about helpful tools and resources.
Trying to conceive after loss is a supportive group led by trained peer facilitators for mothers and birthing parents who are navigating the emotional journey of trying to conceive again after pregnancy or infant loss. This group offers a compassionate space to explore grief, hope and healing.
This free and virtual group is for postpartum moms and birthing people who stopped breastfeeding or bodyfeeding earlier than intended. It is also for those with severe breastfeeding difficulties that resulted in unmet breastfeeding or bodyfeeding expectations. Participants can be from 3-weeks postpartum up to one year.
Free online peer-support group hosted by Postpartum Support International for parents raising children with special needs or medically fragile children. Facilitated by trained volunteers; register through the PSI meeting page. Peer support, not clinical treatment.
The Pregnancy After Loss support group provides connection for pregnant individuals riding the emotional waves of pregnancy after a loss (early miscarriage, late miscarriage, stillbirth, early infant loss).
This group is intended for individuals who identify as Black mothers grieving the loss of a pregnancy or infant who have attended our groups 3 times already and do not need to hear the psycho-educational presentation again.