Clatsop Community Action, in conjunction with Clatsop County Sheriff's Department, offers a Wood Lot program.

About the program

The program runs from October through April.  A small fee applies for each load of wood.  Clatsop Community Action will contact the people on the waiting list to notify them of the Wood Lot date.  Anyone who has not previously participated in the program will be contacted first.  Participants will need to come to the CCA office to arrange the time to pick up their wood and get their wood voucher.  On the date of pick up the participant must present the Wood Lot Voucher to the work crew personnel in order to receive their wood.

Wood Lot Guidelines

Only pick-up Trucks are accepted. No trailers or cars will be accepted as these can cause hazardous situations.  All participants must provide proof of registration for the truck that is being used to pick up the wood. All participants must have the Wood Lot Voucher with them at the time of pick-up. All participants must remain in the vehicle during the entire process. The Deputy supervising the program is in charge & will decide what constitutes a full load. Only a level load will be provided.  If the participant should have a small truck, the decision about whether or not the participant may have a second load will be decided by the Deputy in charge.

Contact Information

Clatsop Community Action's Lifespan Respite program links individual and family care givers in need of respite care providers. CCA serves as the information and referral service for Lifespan Respite in Clatsop county.  In this capacity CCA helps partner care providers with family care givers needing respite.

Respite is temporary, short-term care for children, adults and seniors with special needs, health care concerns, chronic illness, emotional and behavior disorders, or those at risk of abuse or neglect.  This program provides relief to individuals and families who give non-paid full time care to a family member or friend and strengthens the ability of caregivers to continue providing care in the home.

The program also provides referral to approved respite providers.  The caregiver can then arrange with a respite provider to come and care for the relative or friend who needs care. 

Lifespan Respite is not meant to provide full time care for an individual, but is meant to help provide a caregiver with some time away to go to the doctor, recreate, do grocery shopping, or take care of other personal needs. 

The family caregiver must pay the respite provider, but the Lifespan Respite program will reimburse the caregiver up to an amount predetermined through Northwest Senior and Disability Services.  

For more information please contact either CCA Respite Coordinator, Lynn Boyle at (503) 325-1400 (e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) or Northwest Senior and Disability Services at (503) 738-5191 (Toll free at 1-800-442-8614). 

You may also find these websites helpful:

Information: www.networkofcare.org

Homecare Registry: www.or-hcc.org

Clatsop County Veterans Service Office

Address: PO Box 581, Astoria

Contact: Kenneth Homer Rislow, Service Officer

Voice & Fax: 866-325-2429

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Veterans Readjustment & Trauma Counseling

Serves war service veterans who have served between 1940-2005

Location: Clatsop & Tillamook Counties

Contact: VA-Vet Center/ Portland

Phone: 503-275-5370, ask for Sharon

House Committee on Veterans' Affair

Mailing Address: 335 Cannon House Office Building Washington, D.C.  20515

Phone:202-225-3527

Website:http://veterans.house.gov

Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs

Address: 700 Summer St, N.E. Salem, OR 97301

E-Mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Website:www.odva.state.or.us

Phone:800-828-8801

Fax: 503-373-2362

TTY:503-373-2217

American Legion

May provide gas money or bus fare to eligible veterans in emergency need. Funds are limited and only for veterans or their families.

Location: 1132 Exchange Street Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: 503-325-5771

Cannon Beach Shuttle

Provides free transportation 7 days a week from Cannon Beach to Tolovana Park.

Phone:(503) 436-1581

Dial-A-Ride

Provides county-wide transportation for seniors and disabled persons. Fare depends on location to be transported. Call 24 hours ahead of time to schedule. Handicapped accessible vehicles available.

Sunset Empire Transit Systems

Provides bus transportation from Astoria to Cannon Beach for a fee.

Address: 465 NE Skipanon Dr

Phone: (503) 861-7433 or 1-800-872-7245

Amtrak Connection Bus to Portland and Beyond

1-800-872-7245

Clatsop Community Action's housing assistance programs are for low-income and homeless individuals and families. CCA administers both state and federally supported housing assistance programs which seek to end chronic homelessness & assist those who are in eminent danger of becoming homeless.

Hilltop Apartments

Clatsop Community Action owns and operates 22-unit Hilltop Apartments in Astoria.  Hilltop Apartments serve people at or below 80 percent of the County's median income.

Homeless Case Management

Clatsop Community Action case manager works with large numbers of families who find themselves at risk of homelessness, and visits local agencies who work with the homeless population.

Rental Assistance Programs

Clatsop Community Action administers several rental assistance programs. Funding and availability may be limited.

Transitional Housing

CCA has four transitional housing units which are available to clients as well. Two are located at Hilltop Apartments, and two are in scattered sites.

Other Agencies

Northwest Oregon Housing Authority

Northwest Oregon Housing Authority is dedicated to helping children, families, an aging population and Oregonians with special needs from becoming homeless. By promoting upward mobility and home ownership, we are able to help working adults move beyond governmental assistance. Our programs create the stable housing base to help enhance self-sufficiency and the ability to build better lives.

Clatsop County Health & Human Services

Clatsop County Health & Human Services provide immunizations, communicable disease control, HIV counseling & testing, sexually-transmitted disease testing & services, vital statistics, maternal and child health, WIC nutrition program, family planning, education & community outreach.

Coastal Family Health Center

Coastal Family Health Center is a leader in providing access to high quality, culturally appropriate, and comprehensive health care to all people in our service area regardless of ability to pay.

Oregon Health Plan (OHP)

OHP is a health insurance program offered through the state of Oregon. The level of coverage (benefit package) you receive is based on your income, age, and physical or mental condition. For example, eligible pregnant women and children under age 19 receive the highest level of coverage. There are many ways that you may be eligible for OHP if you live in Oregon and are a U.S. citizen or an eligible non-citizen. Different eligibility rules and income levels apply to different groups of people.

Family Health Insurance Assistance Program (FHIAP)

The Family Health Insurance Assistance Program or FHIAP was created by the 1997 Oregon Legislature to help low-income Oregonians afford private health insurance. The program subsidizes or pays up to 95% of a member's health insurance premium. FHIAP does not help members pay for deductibles, co-pays, or any other coinsurance associated with their health insurance plan.

Prescription Assistance Programs

Clatsop Community Action

Limited prescription assistance available. May only access once per year. Must have prescription filled at Owl Drug/Astoria Pharmacy in Astoria.

Location: 364 9th St, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 325-1400

Coastal Family Health Center

Provide complete medical care for low income, uninsured, & under insured people. Will work with patients to provide medical care & medicine that is needed.

Location:2055 Exchange St Suite 210, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-8315

Website:www.coastalfhc.org

Prescription Assistance Websites

www.needymeds.com

www.benefitscheckup.org

www.rxassist.org

www.rxhope.com

www.meddataservices.com

www.phrma.org/pap/

www.oregonshiba.org

www.aarppharmacy.com

CCA Regional Food Bank

Clatsop Community Action operates the CCA Regional Food Bank in Clatsop county, a regional food bank of the Oregon Food Bank Network. We help fight hunger in Clatsop county by distributing food to 18 local agencies; including pantries, hot meal sites, shelters & other programs helping low-income people.

Food Stamps

The Food Stamp Program helps supplement food budgets for low-income working families and individuals, people on public assistance, seniors and people with disabilities.

Quick & Easy Food Solutions

Visit our Food Solutions page to get some great one pot recipes, learn tips on how to stretch your food budget & find out about some ways to incorporate good nutrition into your daily diet.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

WIC is a federally funded special supplemental nutrition program that serves pregnant women, breastfeeding women with children under 12 months of age, non-breastfeeding women with children under 6 months of age and infants and children under 5 years of age. Fathers, grandparents, foster parents or other guardians may apply for WIC for their children.

Oregon Housing & Community Services
The OHCS assists with food programs mostly operated by volunteers. Food is acquired by private donations and the programs are coordinated through regional coordinating agencies.

Oregon Helps
The Oregon Helps Web site can help you find out if you might be eligible for several programs that serve families and children.

Caring Options Child Care Resource & Referral

Provides child care trainings required by the State of Oregon for licensing.

Location:#10 6th Street Suite 205-B, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-1053

Experience Works

Offers job training & assistance with job hunting for people 55 & over.

Location:450 Marine Dr Suite 110, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 644-4212

Website: www.experienceworks.org

Management Training Corps (MTC)

Will provide assistance for adult education, GED testing & job training, must meet eligibility guidelines.

Location:450 Marine Drive Suite 140, Astoria, OR  97103

Phone:(503) 325-9511

Tongue Point Job Corps Center

Program for 16-24 year olds that provides assistance with attaining high school diploma or GED, teaches a trade & provides job experience.

Location:37573 Old Highway 30, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-2131

Website: www.nw-jobcorps.com/centers/tonguepoint

Coast Rehabilitation Services

Employment services training for developmentally disabled adults.

Location:65 N. Hwy 101 Suite 205,Warrenton, OR 97146

Phone:(503) 861-3372

Employment Department Customer Info Center

Provides information & referral.

Phone:(800) 237-3710

Experience Works

Offers job training & assistance with job hunting for people 55 & over.

Location: 450 Marine Dr Suite 110, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 644-4212

Website: www.experienceworks.org

Oregon Employment Department

Provides employment services for people who are unemployed, under-employed or who are looking for different employment. Includes workshops, education on preparing applications & resumes, building interview & job search skills. Can also file for unemployment there.

Location: 450 Marine Drive Suite 110, Astoria, OR  97103

Phone:(503) 325-4821, ext 223

Website: www.oregon.gov/DHS/

Organization of the Forgotten American

Provides employment services to people who are enrolled Native Americans & over 18 years of age, must meet income criteria

Location:4509 S. 6th Street Suite 206, Klamath Falls, OR  97601

Phone:(800) 662-8656

Pacific Personnel

Provides employee leasing & temporary staffing for people looking for employment.

Location: 254 11th St, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-8619

Website:www.pacificpersonnel.org

PAC-WEST Temp. Service

Provides employee leasing and temporary staffing for people looking for employment. 

Location: 936 E. Harbor Drive, Warrenton, OR  97103

Phone: (503) 861-9515

Astoria Rescue Mission

They provide clothing to those in need, serve 3 meals per day & provide shelter to men.

Location: 62 W. Bond in Astoria

Phone: 503-325-6243

Website: www.rescuemission.com

Restoration House

A drug and alcohol free Men's transitional living facility.

Location: 208 N Holladay Seaside, OR 97146

Phone:503-717-1102

They are a drug/alcohol free Men's living facility. Must be clean and sober for 30 days.

Location: 420 N. Holladay Seaside, OR 97138

Phone: 503-717-1958

Pioneer House

Provides Emergency & Transitional Shelter for women, women with children, men with children and families.

Location: 76 West Bond Astoria

Phone: 503-325-5510

Woman's Resource Center

They provide a safe home for women and their children who want help from abusive relationships, e.g. violence or sexual assault.

Location: 1010 Duane Suite 205 Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: 503-325-3426 or Hotline:503-325-5735

Women's Recovery House

Women's Recovery House, Inc. is committed to providing drug and alcohol free transitional housing for substance-addicted women without children.  We maintain a safe, dignified, and well-structured environment which is supervised by staff 24 hours a day.  Our program focuses on aiding women in their process of recovery from drugs and alcohol.  Services are rendered without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation or disability.

They offer a drug and alcohol free residence and meals in a safe well-structured environment with 24 hour staff supervision.

Location: 1518 S. Roosevelt Dr. in Seaside

North Coast Recovery Outreach

A non-profit organization that provides emergency food & shelter in a structured drug free living environment. 

Location:1530 S. Roosevelt Seaside, OR  97138

Phone: 503-717-1425

Website:

A public, two-year institution serving northwest Oregon & Southwest Washington. Offers instruction & training in liberal arts & sciences,professional technical fields, continuing education, developmental education, & general education.

Location: 1653 Jerome, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-0910

Website: www.clatsopcollege.com

Oregon State University Extension Office

Classes &/or information on life skills like farming, fishing, forestry, food preservation, cooking, nutrition, parenting, financial management, gardening & more.

Location:2001 W. Marine Drive, Astoria,OR 97103

Phone: (503) 325-8573

Website: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/index.php

The Biz Center

Supporting business creation, development & improvement through training, information & counseling.

Location: Clatsop Community College, 1455 N Roosevelt, Seaside, Oregon 97138

Phone: (503)738-3346

Website: www.clatsopcollege.com/DEPT/CE/BIZCENTER/index.html

Provides free fire prevention education classes for Pre K-5th graders. Holds fire extinguisher classes for local business owners. Does fire safety & car seat safety inspections.

Location: 555 30^th, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 325-4237

Seaside Fire & Rescue

Provides free fire prevention education for children. Provides fire extinguisher classes to local business owners.

Location: 150 S. Lincoln, Seaside, OR 97138

Phone:(503) 738-5420

Website:www.seasidefire.com

Women's Resource Center

Provide dating violence prevention education.

Location: 1010 Duane St Suite 207, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 325-3426 or (503) 325-5735 – hotline

Preschool program for those who meet income guidelines &/or special needs children ages 3-4. Call for additional information.

Location: 1225 2nd Ave, Seaside, OR 97138

Phone: (503) 738-0873

Warrenton/Astoria Headstart- Child & Family Development

Preschool program for those who meet income guidelines &/or special needs children ages 3-4.  Call for more info.

Location: 200 SW 3^rd, Warrenton, OR 97146

Phone:(503) 861-9681

Clatsop Community College

Offers classes in English as a Second Language (ESL).

Location: 1653 Jerome, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 325-0910

Website: www.clatsopcollege.com

Willamette Education Service District

For migrant families to call when they arrive in a new area.

Phone:(800) 234-8848

Website:www.wesd.org

Management Training Corps (MTC)

Will provide assistance for adult education & GED testing. Must meet eligibility guidelines.

Location: 450 Marine Drive Suite 140, Astoria,OR  97103

Phone: (503) 325-9511

Website: www.mtctrains.com

Tongue Point Job Corps Center

Program for 16-24 year olds that provides assistance with attaining high school diploma or GED, teaches a trade &provides job experience.

Location: 37573 Old Highway 30, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-2131

Website: www.nw-jobcorps.com/centers/tonguepoint

US Dept of Education

Provides financial assistance programs for education.

Phone: (800) 621-3115

Website: www.ed.gov

Oregon Literacy Inc.

Provides help for adult learners who want to increase their knowledge of basic skills including; reading, writing, spelling & math, & to earn their GED or learn English as a Second Language

Location: 1001 SW Fifth Ave Suite 320, Portland, OR 97204

Phone: (503) 244-3898 or (800) 322-8715

Website:www.oregonliteracy.org

SMART Reader Program

Volunteer program to assist children in building reading skills.

Phone:(503) 738-5161

Volunteer Literacy Program

Free tutoring services for adult basic & non-readers or non-English speaking students. May enter into the program at any time.

Location: Clatsop Community College, 1653 Jerome, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 338-2336

Website: www.clatsopcollege.com 

Educational Talent Search 

Serves first generation low income 6th-12th grade going into post secondary education.  Provides support to help navigate them though primary school & into college.

Location: Clatsop Community College, 1653 Jerome, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 338-2370

Website:www.clatsopcollege.com  

Lives in Transition (LIT)

An educational support program for single parents, previous homemakers, low-skilled job workers, the recently widowed or divorced, anyone with a desire to complete a GED or change careers and recovering drug & alcohol addicts.  Visit the website for more information on the program.

Location: Clatsop Community College, 1653 Jerome, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 338-2377

Website: www.clatsop.cc.or.us/LIT2/

Oregon Literacy Inc.

Provides help for adult learners who want to increase their knowledge of basic skills like; reading, writing, spelling & math, & to earn their GED or learn English as a Second Language (ESL).

Location: 1001 SW Fifth Ave, Suite 320, Portland, OR 97204

Phone: (503) 244-3898 or (800) 322-8715

Website: www.oregonliteracy.org

Plus Program

Provides assistance to CCC admitted, degree seeking students with academics, tutoring, transferring planning, personal counseling, cultural & social activities; must be low income, first generation college or disabled.

Location: Clatsop Community College, 1653 Jerome, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 338-2346

Website: www.clatsopcollege.com  

Upward Bound Program

Serves first generation low income 9th-12th grade students going into post secondary education. Provides support to help navigate them though high school & into college.

Location: Clatsop Community College, 1653 Jerome, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 338-2370

Website: www.clatsopcollege.com

Provides testing & educational services for children ages 5-21 who may be developmentally disabled or have special needs.

Location:785 Alameda, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: ( 503 ) 325-0476

Website: www.astoriaschools.org

Clatsop County Early Childhood Special Education

Administers the Early Childhood Special Education programs for children with disabilities, ages birth through five years.

Location: 3194 Marine Drive, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 325-2862

Jewell School District

Provides testing & educational services for children ages 5-21 who may be developmentally disabled or have special needs.

Location: 83874 Hwy 103, Seaside, OR 97138

Phone:(503) 755-2451

Website: www.jewell.k12.or.us

Knappa School District

Provides testing & educational services for children ages 5-21 who may be developmentally disabled or have special needs.

Location: 41535 Old Hwy 30, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 458-5993

Website: www.knappa.k12.or.us

Northwest Regional Education Service District (ESD)

Administers programs for children ages birth to 5 who are at risk of developing or who already have documented developmental disabilities.

Location: 3194 Marine Drive, Astoria, OR 97103

Phone: (503) 325-2862

Website: www.nwresd.k12.or.us

Seaside School District

Provides testing & educational services for children ages 5-21 who may be developmentally disabled or have special needs.

Location: 1801 S. Franklin, Seaside,OR 97138

Phone: (503) 738-5591

Website: www.seaside.k12.or.us

Warrenton-Hammond School District

Provides testing & educational services for children ages 5-21 who may be developmentally disabled or have special needs.

Location: 820 SW Cedar, Warrenton, OR  97146

Phone: (503) 861-3376

Career assessment, planning & information for high school age students who meet targeted.

Location: Clatsop Community College, 1653 Jerome, Astoria, OR   97103

Phone: (503) 338-7675

Website: www.nceducation.net

NorthWest Senior & Disability Services

"Works to assist older persons and people with disabilities in making and implementing choices that maximize their independence and quality of life."

Gearhart Branch Office

3523 Highway 101 North

Gearhart, OR 97138

Phone: (503) 738-5191 or Toll Free: (800) 442-8614

Open Monday - Friday, 8am - Noon & 1pm - 5pm

Social Security on Line

Social Security Office in Clatsop County

115 W Bond

Astoria, OR 97103

Alzheimer’s Support Group

Support Group for friends & family of people with Alzheimer ’s disease.

Location:Peace Lutheran Church 565 12^th St Astoria OR   97103

Phone:(503) 325-4543 or (503) 368-4200

Alzheimer’s Support Group

Support Group for friends & family of people with Alzheimer ’s disease.

Location: Nacanicum Village 2500 S Roosevelt Dr Seaside OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-4543 or (503) 738-0900

NorthWest Senior & Disability Services

Provides senior to senior counseling.

Alanon/Alateen

Support group for the families & friends of alcoholics. Call for meeting dates & locations.

Phone:(503) 338-5688 Hotline

Website: www.al-anon.alateen.org

Alcohol & Drug Help Line

Toll free informational line about various treatments programs around the state

Phone:(800) 923-4357

Alcohol & Drug Treatment Referral

Provides information & referral about alcohol & drug treatment. Available 24/7.

Phone:(800) 454-8966

Alcoholics Anonymous

Support groups for alcoholics. Call to find times & locations.

Location: 715 3^rd Avenue, Seaside, OR , 97138

Phone: (503) 861-5526

Website: www.aa-oregon.org

Celebrate Recovery

Faith based support group for alcoholics & drug addicts.

Location: North Coast Family Fellowship, 2245 N Wahanna Rd, Seaside, OR, 97138

Phone:(503) 738-7453

Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare

Provide drug & alcohol treatment & diagnosis.

Phone: (503) 325-5722

Drug & Alcohol Treatment Referral Service

Provides drug & alcohol counseling referral.

Phone:(800) 662-4357

Website: www.niaaa.nih.gov/other/referral.htm

Drug Free Work Place Help Line

Provides information & referral to business owners &managers to assist them in starting a drug free work place program.

Phone: (800) 967-5752

Website:www.drugfreeworkplace.gov

Drug Screens, Inc.

Provides substance abuse screening. Fees apply.

Location: 737 E. Harbor Drive, Warrenton, OR,97146

Phone: (503) 861-0693

LifeWorks NW

Youth & adult chemical dependency outpatient treatment; & prevention outreach

Location: 2911 Marine Dr, Suite B, Astoria, OR, 97103

Phone:(503) 338-6990

Website:www.lifeworksnw.org

Marijuana Anonymous

12 step program to stop using pot.

Location:(800) 488-3784

Website:www.marijuana-anonymous.org

Narcotics Anonymous

Support groups for adults of drug addiction. Call for meeting dates & locations.

Location:403 23^rd Street, Astoria, OR,97103

Phone:(503) 738-4540

Website:www.na.org

New Horizons North West

Provide adult & adolescent assessments, individual & family counseling for chemical dependency, relapse prevention skills, random drug screenings, DUI info & treatment services.

Location:1530 S Roosevelt, Seaside, OR, 97138

Phone: (503) 717-9301

Potentials

Outpatient treatment for alcohol & drug addiction. Provide alcohol/drug counseling, relapse prevention assistance, individual/family counseling, family education workshops, co-dependent recovery groups & assistance for parents with kids who have drug or alcohol addictions. Sliding & reduced fees available to those who qualify.

Location: Pier 39, 100 39^th St, Suite 202B, Astoria, OR, 97103

Phone: (503) 325-2398

Website:www.potentialllc.com

Riverside Recovery Club

Support group for recovering alcoholics & addicts. Offers a clean & sober recreational facility.

Location: Thugz Off Drugz, 1530 S Roosevelt Dr, Seaside, OR, 97138

Phone: (503) 717-1425

Alzheimer‘s Support Group

A support group for friends & family of people with Alzheimer’s Disease

Location:Peace Lutheran Church 565 12^thSt Astoria, OR97103

Phone:(503) 325-4543 or (503) 368-4200

Alzheimer‘s Support Group

A support group for friends & family of people with Alzheimer’s Disease

Location: Nacanicum Village 2500 S Roosevelt Dr Seaside, OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-4543 or (503) 738-0900

Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare

Provides counseling & case management for a variety of mental health issues

Location: # 10 6^th Street Suite 103 Astoria OR 97103

Phone:(503) 325-5722

Memorial Hospital

Provides counseling for a variety of different programs, such as cancer support groups, loss & separation & the hospice program. Call for meeting dates & locations.

Location:2111 Exchange Astoria OR 97103

Phone:503) 325-4321 or (800)962-2407

Website:www.columbiamemorial.org   

Grief Support Group

Call for dates & times. Free of charge

National Association of Anorexia Nervosa & Associated Disorders

Provide hotline counseling, a network of free support groups and

Phone: (847) 831-3438

Website: www.anad.org

Clatsop Community Action has a  program for clients without access to a phone number and/or a mailing address.  This Mail/Messenger Service allows participants to use Clatsop Community Action as an address and as a place to leave and retrieve phone messages.  Clients may sign up and use this service for employment and  housing referrals as well as to make contacts with other social service agencies.    

Clatsop Community Action has a cupboard called the Personal Care Pantry (Free Store).  This cupboard is used for  commodities, other than food, that are frequently requested by people struggling to meet basic needs.  Personal Care Pantry items are obtained from funds donated at local businesses and  from money and supplies given by local fraternal and faith based organizations.   Distributed as they become available are toilet paper, tooth brushes, tooth paste, diapers, shampoo, razors, combs, bars of soap, feminine products, lice kits, can openers, and basic cleaning supplies.

Since the Personal Care Pantry is supported solely by donations, the cupboard is frequently low on supplies.

Clatsop Community Action would like to thank the following Clatsop County businesses for helping to restock the free store by allowing CCA donation cans to be placed in their stores:

 

ASTORIA LOCATIONS:

Astoria Aquatic Center          Astoria Downtown Market          Astoria Liquor Store

Astoria Mini-Mart          Video Horizons          Peter Pan Market         

76 Station Small Store          Godfather's Books          Maritime Fuel/Food Mart

 

 

WARRENTON LOCATIONS:

Warrenton Liquor          Warrenton Mini Mart          Harbor Cigarettes & More

 

 

SEASIDE LOCATIONS:

Bagels By The Sea          Bud's Campground & Grocery          Hollywood Video

 Lyle's Garden Center          Riley's Restaurant          Trucke's 1-Stop          Universal Video XVIII

 

 

CANNON BEACH LOCATIONS:

Mariner's Market          Family Market

 

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Astoria Clothing Bank

They provide free clothing to families, limit of 3 outfits per person.

Location: 692 12th Street Astoria,OR

Phone: 503-325-7398

Astoria Rescue Mission

They provide clothing to families.

Location: 62 W. Bond Astoria, OR

Phone: 503-325-6243

Coast Rehab Thrift Store

Clothing and household items will be provided on an emergency basis and only once for all persons. They have a criteria that must be met for clients to receive services.

Location: 1062 Marine Dr Astoria, OR

Phone: 503-325-1011

Deja Vu

They have clothing and furniture available for a small fee.

Location: 1030 Duane St Astoria, OR

Phone: 503-325-8624

The services they provide include referrals to families in need of child care, newsletters to keep providers informed, technical assistance, educational training to meet requirements for state registration for childcare professionals, scholarships and a loan program to assist new providers for childcare professionals, presentations to local businesses and community agencies about local child care trends and needs & a lending library to check out books and videos on guidance, activities, parenting, health , child development and more.

To contact them call (503) 325-1053 or 1-866-504-CARE or e-mail them at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it