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Neighborhood House

Last updated Jun 2026

About

Neighborhood House is a multi-service Portland nonprofit founded in 1905, providing wraparound social, emergency, and recreational services to people of all ages and backgrounds. Programs include a free food market, Head Start and early childhood education, family housing, after-school programs, and a 55+ senior center with transportation. Walk in or call the SW Portland headquarters at 503-246-1663.

Services offered

Food & mealsHousing helpCase management

Who it's for

FamiliesSeniorsYouth under 18

Location

Neighborhood House

8959 SW Barbur Blvd, Portland, OR 97219

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