H.R. 1 brings new work rules for SNAP & increases Medicaid renewals, blocking 254,000+ Oregonians from the care & nutrition they need. County & state leaders are fighting back to ensure our community isn't facing this alone. Read more: bit.ly/4sixEmq

Oregon Health Plan (OHP) members: Changes are coming! Make sure your contact info is up to date so you can receive important notices and keep your coverage. Update today: 💻 oregon.gov/odhs/benefits/ 📞 1-800-699-9075 🏢 Local ODHS office Learn more: oregon.gov/oha/hsd/ohp/pages…

October is #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth, a time to honor survivors, victims, and work toward change. If you or someone you know is in crisis, 24/7 help is available through the National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 or at our Gateway Center: bit.ly/MultCoGateway

Update to SNAP Benefits: Under federal H.R. 1 rules, the age limit for SNAP work requirements is now 64. Many adults ages 18-64 must now complete 80 hours of work activities a month to keep their food benefits. Learn more: oregon.gov/snapworkrules

It's okay to not be okay—and you don't have to face it alone. 988 Oregon provides free, confidential support 24/7 for problems big or small. Call or text 988 anytime to connect with a trained counselor for yourself or a loved one. #SuicidePreventionMonth #988Oregon #PDX

Navigating the path to safety after experiencing domestic or sexual violence can be overwhelming. Multnomah County's Gateway Center provides survivors with crisis support, safety planning, protection orders, and housing stability. We are here to help: bit.ly/MultCoGateway

An Air Quality Advisory is in effect for the Portland Metro area, with temps in the 90s thru Thursday. Keep windows closed, set AC to recirculate, & stay indoors. Need a safe, air-conditioned space to cool off? 📍 Find a center: bit.ly/4vCbOdt

Want a real say in how Multnomah County spends its budget? The DCHS Community Budget Advisory Committee is looking for diverse voices to help shape our programs. No finance expertise needed—your lived experience is what matters! 🗓️ Apply by Aug 28: b.link/DCHS-CBAC

Unusually high temperatures are expected this week. If you need a place to cool off, air-conditioned cooling centers are open to the public. 📍 Find the closest location using our map: bit.ly/4vCbOdt

June 6 is National Hunger Awareness Day, a reminder that food insecurity doesn't take a summer vacation. Our Summer Meals program has FREE food for Multnomah County kids 18 & under. No registration or income checks! 📍 Find a site near you: bit.ly/SummerMealSearch 🎥@FoodHero

Healing doesn’t have a timeline. Whether it happened recently or years ago, your experience matters. Seeking support takes courage — and you don’t have to navigate it alone. Confidential help in Multnomah County: bit.ly/MultCoGateway 📞 503-235-5333.

Every 68 seconds, someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted. Sexual violence can happen to anyone of any age, identity, or community. For resources in Multnomah County: bit.ly/MultCoGateway Call to Safety: 503-235-5333 #SAAM

Consent is clear, voluntary, and ongoing, even with a partner or spouse. For resources in Multnomah County: bit.ly/MultCoGateway 📞 503-235-5333 #SAAM

This month is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Sexual violence is one of the most under reported crimes—and survivors deserve support. Wear teal on April 2 and denim on April 30 to stand in solidarity. Resources in Multnomah County: bit.ly/MultCoGateway 📞 503-235-5333 #SAAM

During Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, we celebrate the people and stories behind the work. Jennifer went from living alone in a non-operational RV to securing housing within three months with support from DCHS. Learn more: bit.ly/multcoIDD #DDAwarenessMonth

During #DevelopmentalDisabilitiesAwarenessMonth, we celebrate inclusion and recognize the barriers people with disabilities continue to face. Access to healthcare, employment, and daily support services makes a meaningful difference. Learn more: bit.ly/multcoIDD

This month, Multnomah County’s employee-led food drive collected 2,307 pounds of food to support The Boys and Girls Club, SnowCap Community Charities and Bienestar de la Familia. If you or someone you know needs food support this holiday season, visit: multco.us/food

If you or someone you know is affected, food and nutrition support is available: 🥦 foodfinder.oregonfoodbank.or… 🔎211info.org 📞 Adults 60+ or with disabilities: Call 503-988-3646 for free meals. More local food assistance: multco.us/food

The federal government shutdown has impacted many, especially those facing food insecurity. Yesterday morning, our staff packaged grocery boxes with groceries donated by @Albertsons for SNAP recipients in need. To find local food assistance, visit: multco.us/food