Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Behavioral Health Resource Network
Per Measure 110 Funding through the Oregon Health Authority, each of the Oregon 36 Counties across the state has at least one BHRN service network, plus there is an Oregon Tribe BHRN.
Follow this link got more information about Measure 110 and BHRN: https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/amh/pages/measure110.aspx
Each BHRN network has 1 or more community partners to ensure access to services for SUD – Substance Use Disorder recovery.
Each BHRN network provides trauma-informed, culturally specific and linguistically responsive services. Services include but are not limited to:
Screening for health and social service needs.
Screening and referral for substance use disorder.
Access to an individualized intervention plan.
Case management.
Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment.
Harm reduction services.
Peer-supported services.
Housing.
Mobile and virtual outreach.
Referral to appropriate outside services.
BHRN programs and services in Oregon are contracted through June 30th, 2025.
To access BHRN Programs and Services, use the Oregon BHRN Maps Page.

RESOURCES
Trans Youth and Young Adults
“These rescources selectedf from the Mapping Action Collective
( https://www.oregonyouthresourcemap.com)
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Are you able to pay for hair removal services out of pocket?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards hair removal services?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
Description:
Description:
Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid?
Do you live in a state whose Medicaid plans cover HRT?
Are you employed and able to pay for HRT out of pocket?
Are there nearby clinics that offer HRT with informed consent?
Do you have reliable transportation options to access a provider?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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Cost: This program is intended to help trans folks who otherwise can not afford gender-affirming surgery. We ask that you consider your access to healthcare before applying for this grant. Here are some questions to consider:Do you have health insurance coverage that is trans-inclusive?
If not, do you qualify for Medicaid? (Learn more)
Do you have access to healthcare providers who are trans competent, and are able to travel to them to receive care?
Are you employed and able to save some money towards surgery?
Are you a citizen or documented immigrant?
Do you consider yourself healthy and able-bodied (i.e., not living with a chronic or long-standing illness)?
Do you identify as white, or do you experience white/light-skinned privilege?
If you answered YES to most of these questions, you may consider making space for our trans siblings who mostly answered NO. (Even if you answer YES to most or all of these questions, you are still eligible to apply.)
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