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Filipino Bayanihan Center

Last updated Jun 2026

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The Filipino Bayanihan Center serves Filipino families in the Portland area with culturally relevant programs and free or low-cost resources, including the Kalusugan food pantry, a youth program, and migrant worker support with Know Your Rights trainings. Cross-listed for QTBIPOC trans community members seeking culturally specific support. 971-895-3917.

Communities centered

Asian/Pacific IslanderImmigrants & refugeesBIPOCYouth

Services offered

Food & mealsAdvocacyPeer support

Who it's for

FamiliesLow-incomeYouth under 18

Location

Filipino Bayanihan Center

1537 SE Morrison St, Portland, OR 97214

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