Nationally, only 7% of weatherization auditors are women. Multnomah County Weatherization inspector Ashley Wills-Ehlers is working to make a positive difference for low-income households and our climate. youtube.com/watch?v=-Px_5L…

Want to learn more about all of the services available through the Aging, Disability & Veterans Services Division? Come to our Spring Fair events in May 2023! Learn more: multco.us/ads/advsd-spri…

Want to learn more about all of the services available through the Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Services Division? Come to the 2023 IDD Info Fair on May 25th! Learn more: multco.us/dd/idd-informa…

Watch: MultCoHumanServices recently began distributing 1,000 air conditioning units to older adult clients, veterans, and people with disabilities. It's part of an ongoing effort to prepare households and reduce heat-related illnesses for the summer.

If you're passionate about early childhood and want to make a difference, we have exciting news! The PFA Advisory Committee, which provides feedback on Preschool for All implementation, will be accepting applications for new members until August 31! multco.us/preschool/advi…

Registration is open Buried in Treasures Online class for Oregonians Tues, 10 am-12 pm, Sept. 19-Jan. 30 FREE Weekly Sessions Register here: bit.ly/MultBiT Help for those who over acquire and/or have trouble letting belongings go. Sponsored by Multnomah County, OR MultCoHumanServices

PLS SHARE: Severe Winter Weather Shelters are opening today at 8 PM: Salvation Army-5325 N Williams Ave Cook Plaza-19421 SE Stark St., Gresham Friendly House-1737 NW 26th Ave Ascension Church-743 SE 76th Ave Powell Shelter- 7332 SE Powell Blvd Market St Shelter- 120 SE Market St

PL SHARE the link to this interactive map showing places to to get warm during the day, including Multnomah County Library branches ➡️multco.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappvie…

PLS SHARE: Free transportation to warming shelters will be available by calling 2-1-1 (211info) or through TriMet

SNAP recipients: did you have to throw away food due to Oregon's winter storm? You can request replacement SNAP benefits for up to 10 days. Replacement benefits may be requested by: - Calling: (800) 699-9075 - Emailing: [email protected]

Multnomah County wants to hear from older adults, veterans, caregivers, and people with disabilities! Complete the Area Plan on Aging survey by October 25 and you can receive a $20 gift card. Visit our web page to learn more! multco.us/ads/2025-2029-…

Now, for the first time, Medicaid in California, as well as in Arizona, New Mexico, and Oregon, is set to cover traditional health practices such as music therapy, sweat lodges, and dancing to help with physical and mental health. #IndigenousRights npr.org/sections/shots…

This past Saturday, our Aging, Disability & Veteran Services Division teamed up with Community for Positive Aging among other partners to deliver cooling kits to older adults and at-risk residents. Kits included misters, electrolytes & more. Read more: bit.ly/4nsqEjZ

Jayson, a 24-year-old Gresham resident with cerebral palsy, has had a stable place to call home for the past year and is working toward employment, thanks to our Regional Long-Term Rent Assistance program. Watch the full story from FOX 12 Oregon at: b.link/1ah41pv0