Northwest Family Services offers an array of services and programs ranging from professional counseling, job readiness and placement, work solutions, positive youth development, youth mentoring, gang prevention, school site management, healthy relationship education, financial literacy, parenting, anger management, and more.
Greater Than Oregon works within the Reynolds Schools district to provide opportunities and resources which help students succeed in school, college, and career. In 2010 we adopted Alder elementary as the first "dreamer school" in the nation and commit to follow every student who graduates from Alder elementary, attends Reynolds Middle School, H.B. Lee Middle School, and then Reynolds High School, and provide them with dreamer services. We also work to create a culture of college and career in each of the schools we work in and create opportunities for any student to be involved in opportunities which inspire them to DREAM BIG! Be sure to visit our Facebook page.
Cynthia Lozornio - cynthialozornio@partner.rsd7.net
Latino Network is a Latino-led education organization, grounded in culturally-specific practices and services, that lifts up youth and families to reach their full potential. Their work springs from the core belief in Latino community self-determination—that is, the ability of community members to participate meaningfully in the decisions that affect their lives and the lives of their families.
Sara Cifuentes - Latino Network Family Engagement Coordinator
Diana Cuartas - Latino Network Family Engagement Coordinator
Mariela McCauley - In School Coordinator, mariela@latnet.org or marielamccauley@partner.rsd7.net
Ibette Sanchez Mexicano - youth Engagement Specialist, ibettesanchez@partner.rsd7.net
Multnomah Family Services partners with H.B. Lee Middle School to provide our SUN Community School, a full-service neighborhood hubs where we come together to make sure kids and families have what they need to be successful - in school and in life. Our H.B. Lee SUN program offers afterschool classes and summer programs.
SUN Program Assistant - Ranya Khoury ranyak@mfs.email
Self Enhancement, Inc (SEI) has grown from a 1-week summer basketball camp to a flourishing agency serving thousands of at-risk urban youth each year in the greater Portland, Oregon area. SEI is the largest African-American led non-profit organization in Oregon state, with plans to replicate our agency and school model across the country. SEI is dedicated to guiding underserved youth to realize their full potential. Working with schools, families and community organizations, SEI provides opportunities for personal and academic success, bringing hope to individual young people and enhancing the quality of community life.
Director of Promise Neighborhood Initiative, Melissa Hicks - melissah@selfenhancement.org
Student Program, James Jones - jjones@selfenhancement.org
East County Parent Coordinator, Tanisha Green - tgreen@selfenhancement.org
The Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) supports immigrants, refugees and mainstream community members to become self-sufficient. We strive in our programming, outreach and education to foster understanding, compassion and communication between Oregon's established communities and newest arrivals.
Trillium Family Services is rooted in the truth that mental health is an integral part of overall health and well-being. If we can help children today, we can avoid the human and social costs that are inevitable tomorrow.
The Adverse childhood experiences study (ACES)* reveals staggering proof of the health, social, and economic risks that result from childhood trauma. Trillium exists to provide hope and stop this cycle of devastating consequence.
AYCO is new to H.B. Lee Middle School. My name is Ifrah Abdi and you can reach me by email at: ifrah@aycoworld.org or by phone at (503) 660-7226.
Our program is called Uplift to Help African Youth with Homework, Leadership, and Sports and its goal is to help young people become better students by showing them how the school system works. Learn more on our website: www.aycoworld.org
The African Youth & Community Organization’s (AYCO) mission is to “settle the past, engage the present, and hope for the future.”
Ifrah Abdi, Cultural Navigator
African Youth & Community Organization
Cell: 503-660-7226
432 NE 74TH Avenue, Portland, OR 97213
ifrah@aycoworld.org
H.B. Lee Middle School
1121 NE 172nd Ave.
Portland, OR, 97230 (map)
Tel: (503) 491-2723
Fax: (503) 328-0439
School Hours:
Office Hours: 7:45 - 3:45pm
Student Hours: Mon 9:25 - 3:00pm, Tue-Fri 8:15am - 3:00pm
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