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Clackamas County has many programs and services that help older adults and adults with disabilities live independent, healthy and well-connected lives. If you need help getting around, assistance with managing your medical needs and insurance, learning about volunteer opportunities, assistance with in-home care or family caregiver services, Clackamas County Social Services can connect you to the resources you need.
For more information, please call or email the Clackamas County Aging and Disability Resource Connection at 503-650-5622 or clackamasadrc@clackamas.us
You can also visit the Clackamas County Community Resource Guide online.
For a printed version of the guide please call the number above.
Senior Centers
Adult and Community Centers are located throughout the county providing adults 60 and over with a place to socialize, take classes, have lunch and access services. The centers also provide transportation services.
Canby Adult Center | 503-266-2970 1250 S Ivy St. Canby map |
| Estacada Community Center | 503-630-7454 200 SW Club House Dr. Estacada map |
| Gladstone Senior Center | 503-655-7701 1050 Portland Ave. Gladstone map |
| Hoodland Senior Center | 503-622-3331 65000 US-26 Welches map |
| Lake Oswego Adult Center | 503-635-3758 505 G Ave. Lake Oswego map |
| Milwaukie Center | 503-653-8100 5440 SE Kellogg Creek Dr. Milwaukie map |
| Molalla Adult Center | 503-829-4214 315 Kennel Ave. Molalla, OR |
| Pioneer Center - Oregon City | 503-657-8287 615 5th St. Oregon City map |
| Sandy Senior Center | 503-668-5569 38348 Pioneer Blvd. Sandy map |
| West Linn Adult Community Center | 503-557-4704 1180 Rosemont Rd. West Linn map |
| Wilsonville Community Center | 503-682-3727 7965 SW Wilsonville Rd. Wilsonville map |
Programs and Services
Area Agency on Aging (AAA)
The AAA is responsible for planning, coordinating and delivering services to older adults. The AAA Advisory Council advises the AAA on programming and advocates for seniors. If you are interested in becoming an advocate for older adult issues, contact the AAA.
Phone: 503-655-8640
Clackamas Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC)
If you need help getting around, assistance with managing your medical needs and insurance, learning about volunteer opportunities, or a connection to in-home care or family caregiver services, the ADRC can connect you to the help you need.
Phone: 503-650-5622
Email: clackamasadrc@clackamas.us
Adult Protective Services (APS)
Adult Protective Services investigates abuse allegations and provides protection from harm, neglect, abuse, and exploitation for persons aged 65 years and older, as well as persons with disabilities.
For more information call the confidential hotline at 971-673-6655 or 1-855-503-SAFE(7233)
Family Caregiver Support Program (FCSP)
The Family Caregiver Support Program helps nonpaid family caregivers who are seeking relief from the demands of caregiving by providing emotional support, grants, educational classes, and information and access to other programs.
Phone: 503-650-5605 or email fcsp@clackamas.us
Legal Aid Services of Oregon
Legal Aid provides legal services to low-income older adults and adults with disabilities in the county.
Phone: 503-655-2518 or 1-800-228-6958
Transportation Programs
Clackamas County offers a range of programs to help older adults and adults with disabilities get to work, activities, medical appointments, or other transportation needs.
Phone: 503-655-8208
(Or contact your local senior center or public transportation provider.)
Medicaid
Medicaid Long-Term Care services are provided through the State of Oregon Department of Human Services (DHS). Medicaid offers long-term care services, including case management, in-home care, medical benefits and food stamps for eligible county residents.
Phone: 1-800-699-9075 or www.one.oregon.gov
Find your local DHS office.
Senior Citizens Council
The Senior Citizens Council provides, representative payee services, guardianship and conservatorship, and diversion and care monitoring programs for older adults and adults with disabilities.
Phone: 503-657-1366
Senior Community Service Employment Program
The Senior Community Service Employment Program assists low income, unemployed individuals over the age of 55 with skill training and job search assistance. An enrollee is placed in a nonprofit or governmental worksite for up to 20 hours per week of skill training and paid a stipend equal to the state minimum wage.
Phone: 503-655-8840
Senior Companion Program (SCP)
The Senior Companion Program helps older adults and adults with disabilities stay independent by providing companionship and support. Support is provided by older adults who have low incomes and who are no longer in the workforce and are able to provide assistance to seniors in need.
Phone: 503-655-8875
Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance (SHIBA)
The Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance program helps older adults and adults with disabilities understand their health insurance benefits. Volunteers and staff work one-on-one to increase new and existing Medicare beneficiaries' knowledge about benefits and billing issues; and provide assistance with the Medicare open enrollment process.
Phone: 503-655-8269
