Clinic Details:In 2015, Central City Concern combined its African American mental health and addictions programs to address the growing disparities for African Americans. With enhanced resources, CCC was able to establish the Imani Center. The name Imani, meaning “faith” in Swahili, was chosen to remind people to have faith in themselves. The Imani Center provides culturally specific and responsive Afrocentric approaches to mental health and addictions treatment, peer support and case management. The services at Imani also create honor within the participant, our services and the agency. The Center also connects program clients to housing, employment and benefits support, and natural support systems within their own cultural community. The Imani Center consists of African American leadership and staff who provide group and individual supports, and pro-social activities in a culturally safe environment. This allows participants to authentically engage and address barriers that have previously limited their physical, emotional, spiritual and economic wellness. While the Imani Center is not a housing program, we support clients who need safe and appropriate housing by providing referrals to those individuals who are actively enrolled and engaged in our services.
Details: Prism Health is a center of excellence for comprehensive, compassionate and culturally affirming healthcare for everyone with the aim of addressing long-standing health disparities in the LGBTQ+ community and promoting equitable access to healthcare.
Details: Our mission is to provide an open door to exceptional health services and connections that support individuals and their families in healthy living.
Details: The Bud Clark Clinic, located in the Bud Clark Commons in northwest Portland, serves people who are experiencing homelessness. The clinic receives support not only from Central City Concern’s Old Town Clinic, but also from Multnomah County, Home Forward, and Transition Projects, Inc. Bud Clark Commons is a housing resource that offers a day-time resource center and a men’s overnight shelter, run by Transition Projects. It also offers a permanent supportive housing program for vulnerable homeless people operated by Home Forward.
Details: Multnomah County provides low-cost family health care at seven locations. We provide care to all Multnomah County residents, including those who are low-income and uninsured.
Details: Student Health Centers are like having a doctor’s office at school. We offer comprehensive primary and mental health care services to all Multnomah County youth ages 5-18 at no cost. Even if you don’t attend school, you can still get care.
Details: The HIV Health Services Center serves people living with HIV by providing comprehensive and compassionate medical treatment, nursing care and social services.
Details: Student Health Centers are like having a doctor’s office at school. We offer comprehensive primary and mental health care services to all Multnomah County youth ages 5-18 at no cost. Even if you don’t attend school, you can still get care.
Details: Old Town Clinic offers quality health care to all on a sliding fee scale. Located in the heart of the Old Town Chinatown neighborhood, Old Town Clinic offers many patients all the care they need in a single location. Clinicians provide both primary and naturopathic care, perform preventive exams, treat injuries, perform minor procedures, and provide and coordinate mental health and addiction treatment.
Details: Blackburn Center brings together Central City Concern’s signature housing, health care and employment services, all under one roof. Our health care clinic delivers high-quality, evidence-based care, with an emphasis on addiction recovery, mental health services and primary care. Through our integrated approach, patients receive treatment from comprehensive care teams that work together to meet their needs.
Details: Student Health Centers are like having a doctor’s office at school. We offer comprehensive primary and mental health care services to all Multnomah County youth ages 5-18 at no cost. Even if you don’t attend school, you can still get care.
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