Health and Wellness Resources for Oregon Public Educators
A library of resources curated for you by the OEA Health & Wellness Initiative. Because eligibility for some of these resources can vary by employer, region, and insurance coverage, check with your organization or Human Resources department to see which resources are available to you. If you have any suggestions or updates to this resource list, email hello@oeawellness.org.
Financial Beginnings Resource Page
Tools for money management, credit and debt management, public assistance, savings and retirement, investing, insurance, taxes, and fraud protection
Community Health Centers
Federally qualified health centers offer sliding scale services regardless of insurance. Health center may be for medical, dental, or vision care. Enter your location and find the center(s) nearest you.
Cancer Care
Free professional counseling, support groups, navigation services, and some financial assistance for people affected by cancer
Patient Advocate Foundation
Helps with insurance appeals, medical debt navigation, and accessing treatment. Free.
Oregon Assistive Technology Program
Through Fact Oregon. Device loans, demonstrations, and reuse/refurbishment program. Low or no cost.
988 Suicide and Crisis Line
Available 24/7 for people experiencing a behavioral health crisis. Call or text 988, or chat online at 988lifeline.org. English and Spanish available.
Call to Safety
24-hour crisis line in Oregon for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Free and confidential. Call 503.235.5333.
Lines for Life Alcohol and Drug Line
Serves anyone in Oregon who needs information, support or access to resources and treatment. Call 1-800-923-4357.