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Community Action Washington County (CAO)

Last updated Apr 2026

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Washington County's Community Action Agency providing federally-funded LIHEAP and OEAP energy assistance, weatherization, Head Start, rent assistance, and housing counseling. Offices in Hillsboro, Beaverton, and Tigard. Serves residents at or below 60% of Oregon area median income. English, Spanish, and Arabic spoken. Critical first stop for Washington County trans clients who need utility help or are at risk of homelessness.

Eligibility

Washington County residents at or below 60% of Oregon area median income (varies by program).

Location

Community Action Washington County (CAO)

1001 SW Baseline St

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