We distributed nearly 500 backpacks and tote bags filled with school supplies to local children and families who needed a little extra support.
Substance use disorder is a health condition — not a moral failing, not a choice, not a character flaw. it responds to treatment, care, and support.
At VOA Oregon's Family Relief Nursery, we offer resources, a supportive community, and services designed around your family's needs.
Our Community & Electronic Monitoring program offers a less traumatic alternative — allowing young people to remain connected to their families, schools, and communities while still being held accountable.
We raised over $220,000 to support Oregonians navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives. However, the funding environment for nonprofits like ours is more challenging right now than it has been in recent memory.
VOA Oregon is grateful to have the support of our Oregon's US Senators as we continue the vital work of providing recovery, housing, and supportive services to all who need them throughout the Portland metro area.
We're proud to announce that Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has proclaimed March 2026 as Volunteers of America Oregon 130 Years of Service month! We appreciate the recognition and invite you to support our work so we can continue providing life-saving recovery, housing, and supportive services across the Portland metro area.
Volunteers of America Oregon today announces the retirement of its President and CEO, Kay Tora.
On February 24th, Volunteers of America (VOA) Oregon held its first town hall meeting, where organization leaders and architects presented preliminary designs for the group’s 6-acre campus at 8815 NE Glisan Street.
