Northwest Human Services, Inc.

About Us

Overview

Northwest Human Services has been providing residents of Marion and Polk counties with comprehensive medical, dental, psychiatry, mental health, and social services for over 45 years. Our programs are integrated and designed to maximize support for those in our community who need it most – underserved, homeless, low income families, uninsured individuals, and migrant workers. We offer medical, dental and mental health services on a sliding fee scale based on family size and income. No one is turned away due to their inability to pay. Homeless youth and adults at our HOST and HOAP Programs access basic needs services, case management, peer support, and health care at our Community Health Centers. Our Crisis & Information Hotline provides 24 hour crisis support and suicide intervention as well as limited emergency financial assistance for rent, utilities, and prescription medications. Our Vision: As long as there is a need, Northwest Human Services will continue to be a safety net providing health care and social services in our community. At Northwest Human Services, we value customer service, teamwork, wellness and fun. Employees are treated to annual holiday celebrations, summertime picnics and many other events recognizing their handwork and dedication to our mission. Our leadership team and Board of Directors support our staff as we continue to grow and expand our programs and community offerings.

Website

http://www.northwesthumanservices.org/

Phone

503-588-5828Phone number is 503-588-5828

Industry

Hospital & Health Care

Company size

201-500 employees

138 on LinkedIn Includes members with current employer listed as Northwest Human Services, Inc., including part-time roles.

Headquarters

Salem, OR

Type

Nonprofit

Founded

1970

Specialties

Medical, Dental, Mental Health, Social Services, Day Center, Resource Center, Transitional Living, Crisis Hotline, primary care, family medicine, psychiatry, community health, internal medicine, integrated care, FQHC, and community