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Mental health, addiction and health insurance resources for Latino families in Oregon

Finding help in your language can be hard. This guide brings together Spanish-language therapy, crisis lines, addiction recovery help and ways to get health insurance in one place, with phone numbers and links. It covers statewide and national services, plus organizations in Portland, Washington County (Hillsboro and Beaverton), Marion County (Salem and Woodburn) and Bend.

By Sanar Network · Updated:

Verified in November 2026

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In this guide

CRISIS AND IMMEDIATE SUPPORT

Free, confidential and available now.

THERAPY AND MENTAL HEALTH

To talk with someone or find a therapist.

  • NAMI HelpLine (National Alliance on Mental Illness)

    Spanish · Support groups

    Information, resources and support about mental health, Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Eastern. Support groups are available in Spanish. It is not a crisis line: in a crisis, call 988.

    Phone: 1-800-950-6264 · Text HelpLine to 62640

    Website: nami.org/help

  • Latinx Therapy

    Directory · Bilingual

    Bilingual national directory of Latino therapists in private practice, with a sliding-scale option.

    Phone: No phone line: search on the website

    Website: latinxtherapy.com

  • Therapy for Latinx

    Directory

    Directory of therapists who serve the Latino community, with filters for location, specialty and payment.

    Phone: No phone line: search on the website

    Website: therapyforlatinx.com

  • Open Path Psychotherapy Collective

    Low cost · Online

    Nonprofit network of therapists with reduced-fee sessions for people without insurance or with limited coverage. There is a one-time membership fee.

    Phone: No phone line: sign up on the website

    Website: openpathcollective.org

  • Racial Equity Support Line (Lines for Life)

    Oregon · People of color

    Emotional support for people of color in Oregon. Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

    Phone: 503-575-3764

    Website: linesforlife.org/equity

ADDICTION AND RECOVERY

Help for you or someone in your family.

HEALTH INSURANCE AND LOW-COST CARE

To connect with insurance or care based on your income.

Portland area (Multnomah and Clackamas counties)

Cities: Portland, Gresham, Oregon City. Open the county map

Washington County

Cities: Hillsboro, Beaverton, Cornelius, Forest Grove, Tigard. Open the county map

Marion County

Cities: Salem, Woodburn, Silverton, Keizer. Open the county map

Deschutes County (Bend)

Cities: Bend, Redmond, Sisters, La Pine. Open the county map

How to choose, and what to ask when you call

  • Ask whether Spanish-language care or an interpreter is available.
  • Ask whether they accept the Oregon Health Plan (OHP), Medicare or your insurance, and whether they have fees based on income.
  • Ask about the waiting time, and whether sessions can be by video or phone.
  • If a line does not answer, try the next one on the list, or dial 211 for local help.
  • If you are in danger, call 911.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a crisis line in Spanish in Oregon?

Yes. Call or text 988 and press 2 for Spanish, or text AYUDA to 988. In the Portland area, the Multnomah County Latine Mental Health Line is 503-988-4853 (24 hours). The Washington County Crisis Line, 503-291-9111, offers support in Spanish and English with bilingual, bicultural clinicians. In Marion County, the Woodburn crisis center has Spanish service at 503-981-5851. In Deschutes County (Bend), call 988 and press 2.

How do I find a therapist who speaks Spanish in Oregon?

Search the free Sanar Network directory, or use national directories such as Latinx Therapy, Therapy for Latinx and Open Path Psychotherapy Collective (reduced-fee sessions). Local organizations in this guide, such as El Programa Hispano Católico in Portland and Marion County Behavioral Health in Woodburn, also offer services in Spanish.

Where can I get help with addiction in Spanish in Oregon?

Call the SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357 (free, confidential, 24 hours, Spanish and English). The Lines for Life Alcohol and Drug Helpline has a Spanish number: 1-877-515-7848. In Washington County, Fora Health in Hillsboro and Solutions Group NW (971-703-6500 for Spanish) offer treatment in Spanish. Alcoholics Anonymous also has meetings in Spanish.

How do I apply for the Oregon Health Plan (OHP)?

Call 800-699-9075 with questions about applying, or 800-273-0557 if you are already a member, and see ohp.oregon.gov. You can also call the Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace at 855-268-3767 (Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Spanish available) for free local help. In Bend, the Latino Community Association helps first-time OHP applicants at 541-788-2050.

Is there free health coverage in Oregon?

Healthier Oregon is free health coverage offered by the State of Oregon. Ask if you qualify at 1-800-273-0557 or at oregon.gov/HealthierOregon. You can also look for community health centers that charge based on your income at findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov.

Where can I get low-cost care if I do not have insurance?

Community health centers charge fees based on your income, with or without insurance. Search by ZIP code at findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov or call 877-464-4772. Local examples in this guide include Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center (Washington and Yamhill counties), Salud Medical Center in Woodburn and Mosaic Community Health in Bend.

Who can I call for help with an immigration situation?

The Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition (PIRC) has a 24-hour line at 1-888-622-1510. Pueblo Unido PDX connects people to legal and social services at 503-360-0324, and PCUN in Woodburn offers services for farmworkers and Latino families at 503-982-0243. This is general information and not legal advice.

What should I do if I am experiencing violence at home?

Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (Spanish available), or in Salem the Center for Hope & Safety 24-hour line at 503-399-7722. For sexual assault, Proyecto UNICA offers a 24-hour bilingual line in the Portland area at 503-232-4448. If you are in danger, call 911.

Are these organizations part of Sanar Network?

No. Sanar Network is not affiliated with these organizations and receives no payment from them. We checked each phone number and website on official or government pages in November 2026, but numbers and hours can change, so please confirm before you go.

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