Provides civil legal aid and advocacy, can not assist with criminal law cases. The Center is organized into specialty units: Housing/Consumer Unit, Income Maintenance Unit, Employment/Individual Rights Unit (Immigration Law Project, Protecting Our Veterans, and Public Guardian Program), and Family Unit.

The Center works to ensure that clients gain access to resources to meet their basic needs for food, sustainable shelter, clothing, medical care, and income maintenance. As well as clients' freedom from domestic violence and citizenship enfranchisement related to the naturalization process and helps with family-based immigration.

Advice clinics offer one-on-one appointments with a volunteer attorney for civil law matters only. Topics include family law (custody, visitation, divorce, guardianship, etc.), elder law, general law, debt/bankruptcy (Chapter 7 only), and wills/estates. Clinics are held weekly and monthly. Self-help materials and forms available as well.

Services for Independence (Area Agency on Aging) provides a variety of services, including operation, staffing, and funding of senior meal sites; coordination of Home Delivered Meals (Meals on Wheels); and Respite Care, allowing homemakers and caregivers to remain in their homes through caregiver training, support groups, and supplemental services. Also operates a Representative Payee program, Oregon Project Independence (OPI) and Family Caregiver Support Program (FCSP) as well as bill pay services via the CAPECO/Oregon Money Management Program, Legal Aid services, elder abuse awareness, case management, phone or in-person reassurance, wellness education, and public outreach and education.

Services for Independence (Area Agency on Aging) provides a variety of services, including operation, staffing, and funding of senior meal sites; coordination of Home Delivered Meals (Meals on Wheels); and Respite Care, allowing homemakers and caregivers to remain in their homes through caregiver training, support groups, and supplemental services. Also operates a Representative Payee program, Oregon Project Independence (OPI) and Family Caregiver Support Program (FCSP) as well as bill pay services via the CAPECO/Oregon Money Management Program, Legal Aid services, elder abuse awareness, case management, phone or in-person reassurance, wellness education, and public outreach and education.

Offers information about in-home respite care, elder law, congregate meals, and referrals to outside agencies as needed. Also provides information on the Meals on Wheels program

Center provides services to older adults, including case management, options counseling, family caregiver support, transportation, recreational and health-based activities, and information and assistance/referral. Other services include Senior Law Project, Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance (SHIBA), and AARP tax preparation assistance.

Provides legal advice, referral, and representation to older adults on a range of legal issues, such as assisted living facility problems, guardianship and conservatorship defense, debt collection, and financial abuse.

Provides legal advice, referral, and representation to older adults on a range of legal issues, such as assisted living facility problems, guardianship and conservatorship defense, debt collection, and financial abuse.

Provides legal advice, referral, and representation to older adults on a range of legal issues, such as assisted living facility problems, guardianship and conservatorship defense, debt collection, and financial abuse.

Provides services to older adults, adults with disabilities, veterans, and caregivers. Services include Medicaid case management, SNAP/food stamps administration, information and assistance, legal services, transportation, in-home services so client can remain independent, advocacy assistance, and help with health care questions.

Adult protective services investigates incidents of abuse or neglect involving older adults and people with disabilities who are living in a facility or their own homes and provides a phone line to report abuse or neglect.

This site also licenses adult care homes to enforce state and county laws concerning the rights and care of residents in licensed care facilities. Homes are inspected and approved before receiving a license.

The Central Office is responsible for advocacy, planning, community relations, and administrative support for the division. The Helpline, Gatekeeper, Veterans Services, and Public Guardian programs are also located at the Central Office.

The website provides legal information and a guide to legal help. Addresses civil legal problems only including family law, debt and consumer issues, aging/elder law, government benefits, housing, domestic violence, health, employment, immigration, and more.

Legal aid intake for adults age 60 and older, providing legal advice and counseling over the phone and potential paperwork assistance and representation on a case by case basis.

Provides legal counseling and/or representation for low-income individuals who need assistance with routine legal matters (civil, non-criminal), usually regarding housing, public benefits, family, or elder law. Some locations may offer additional services.

Provides legal counseling and/or representation for low-income individuals who need assistance with routine legal matters (civil, non-criminal), usually regarding housing, public benefits, family, or elder law. Offers a senior law hotline. Some locations may offer additional services.

Provides general legal counseling and/or representation for low-income individuals who need assistance with routine legal matters (civil, non-criminal), usually regarding housing, public benefits, family, or elder law. Some locations may offer additional services.

Provides confidential legal services for civil (non-criminal) issues only. Group lectures and discussions are offered. Services are provided by staff and volunteer attorneys. Self-help pamphlets and brochures available.

Provides or connects seniors with services that allow them to remain safely in their homes and communities (elder law, home maintenance and minor repair services, housekeeping assistance, Medicare counseling, housing information and referral, advocacy, and senior ride program). Services include Oregon Project Independence Services (OPI) and community resources. Additionally offers short-term case management (options counseling) and chronic disease management.