Information about all housing possibilities. Emergency rental assistance (limited).

Customer Service. Direct resources for those in need. Campsite report (RVs and tents), housing assistance (Safe Rest Village and Tiny Homes), Medical Street Center, emergency response.

Switch food stamps to cash. EBT location at 82nd and Flavel Street. GA Bill offers $140–180 support while awaiting Social Security, guaranteed for one year.

Short-term rent support for those in need. Apply online.

Micro-villages for various communities: Park Rose Village (LGBTQ), Avalon Village (women), St. Andrew Village (people 45+ and disabled). Visit weshinepdx.org or call Ruben at 971-610-4018.

Located near 19th and Division. Low-barrier. Substances allowed but no smoking or cooking. High fence for security. Part-time staffing 7 days/week with emergency coverage. Stays up to 2 years. Apply online.

Serves clients from Providence’s Bob Program. Transition housing with secure fencing and part-time staff.

888-235-5333

2250-2344 N Columbia Blvd, Portland | 503-231-4866

Contact Kathleen: 360-694-8660

Shelter: 503-740-6267 | Main: 503-232-1528

360-696-0165 — Prioritizes existing YWCA clients

360-425-1176

503-731-3900

503-248-6364 — Meals, day shelter, and services for women

3609 Main St, Vancouver, WA | 360-696-0167 (business) | 360-695-0501 or 800-695-0167 (crisis)

Answering: 1-866-397-6161 | Direct: 503-397-7110 | Rebecca: 971-978-8756

360-795-6401 — Contact: Alison

30 SW 2nd Ave | Check-in: 7 p.m.–7 a.m. | 5325 N Williams (Men, Women, Children)

Rafael House: 503-222-6507 | Bradley Emergency: 503-281-2442 | Portland Rescue Mission: 503-647-7466 x127 | Tigard Good Neighbor Shelter: 503-443-6084 | UGM Elizabeth: 503-729-4244 | Hope House: 971-645-3047 | Clackamas Women Services: 503-654-2288 | Just Compassion (Beaverton): 503-624-4666 | Salvation Army Women's Emergency Shelter: 503-227-5606

971-517-8608

120 SE Market Street — Self-referral

The Hollywood – Holgate House / Tigard | Motel financial assistance | 503-802-8300

35th and Powell

Limited weekend access. Strict rules; some residents report feeling overly controlled.

550 NW 6th | 503-358-0519

1823 SE Stark | dogoodmultnomah.org | 503-328-8539 | Services for veterans and general guests. Referral required.

6220 SE 92nd Ave | 503-915-8306 (homeless families) | 971-409-1766

12350 SW 5th Street

Up to $300 in rental assistance | 503-235-8431

Rental help for low-income individuals | 503-245-2600

Access based on availability and family qualification

503-231-4866 — Housing transitions and placement

503-360-1828 — Contact: Abigail or Ramona

503-261-1266 — Disability funding, meaningful work, and housing connections

503-405-7875 — Formerly “Human Solutions” | Long-term housing | Sliding scale | Utility support: 503-548-0217

Multnomah County coordinated entry effort

Operates two housing locations — Park Rose (NE) and one in SE Portland

503-227-5605 — House rentals, housing lists, case management, security deposits, bus passes, cell phones, and I.D. support. Walk-in hours Tues–Thurs, 1–4pm

503-287-4260 — Low-income disabled housing with long waitlists. Properties: Meyers Court, Rolling Green, Central Station, Burnside Station, Station 162

503-682-7788 — Low/mid-income and disabled housing | 250 properties across Oregon & Washington

Subsidized affordable housing

Housing resource site (Center for Disease Control)

Rental assistance umbrella org with partner support

Rental and moving costs assistance available

$1,200 assistance for qualifying individuals | 503-988-6400

Rent and deposit assistance for survivors of physical violence | 503-245-2600

Call your CCO Client Services | 1-800-273-0557

Le Anne Hogan, CRM, PSS | 971-276-1276 | lhogan@thepathfindernetwork.org

7901 NE Glisan St, Portland, OR 97213 | thepathfindernetwork.org | 503-616-8462

Certified recovery mentors offering peer coaching and recovery support. Not a clinical facility. Serves those impacted by incarceration, abuse, undocumented status, and aging out of foster care. Offers classes and rental assistance (up to $500 cap). Main goal: “No new charges.”

Provides I.D. replacement services. Contact Adrian for referrals.

Nonprofits can email customerconnect@odot.oregon.gov to help clients get I.D.s. Homeless individuals can get one free I.D. by surrendering their driver’s license (must retest to regain license). Agencies like DHS also assist, though a $30 fee may apply.

Transitional, sober housing model for individuals in recovery. Multiple locations available.

General category; check local listings for options.

24/7 Admissions Line: 360-397-8246 x30500 | General line: 800-604-0025 | Gateway hours: 9am–12pm, 2–5pm

10300 SW Eastridge St, Portland, OR 97225 | Inpatient care for substance abuse, mental health, and military sexual trauma. 28-day program with therapy and discharge plan.

Contact Adam Khosroabadi (Veteran Liaison): 503-839-2800 | Masoud.Khosroabadi@uhsinc.com | Main: 503-944-5000 | cedarhillshospital.com

Job placement for veterans in Salem | 971-718-6080

237 NE Broadway #100, Portland, OR 97232 | 503-228-5100

Programs: Employment services for 55+ (CCEP), housing and employment for veterans, and job access support for non-English speakers. Contacts: Irene (case manager), Joni (veteran specialist), Renee (971-317-9660 x3352), Robert Zadak (503-936-3928 x3351), Kendra (971-0377-8581 x3341)

Requires private funding; waiting list applies.

Out-of-state care option; may require private funds.

Detox appointments available. Hours: Mon–Fri: 5am–1:30pm | Sat: 6–9am

Beds available for treatment | 503-783-8557

Vivian Lackey: Vivian.lackey@ccconcerns.org | Wait times possible due to case restructuring. Try again if initially unavailable.

701 SW 6th Ave | Open Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. | Contact: Angie

Reduced fare: $28/month unlimited rides. Apply online or in person. Bring proof of benefits (WIC, food stamps, etc.)

Customer Service: 503-238-7433 | Monthly passes: 503-962-2455 | trimet.org

Saturday gatherings — 3rd & Couch — led by people with lived experience

Multiple locations and services across Portland

Donation and job training services. Locations citywide.

Weekly support — Thursdays at 400 SE 12th St | stopthesweepspdx@gmail.com

Sweep complaints: City Ombudsman Office — 503-823-0144

wraphome.org

Faith-based outreach and shelter support for people experiencing homelessness

503-350-3215 — Serves youth ages 18–29, including homeless teen mothers

503-432-3986 — Youth housing program for ages 18–24

2 NW 2nd Ave, Portland | 503-226-7387

Walk-in clinic: No qualifications needed. Take “I-match” skills survey.

Hours: Mon & Wed: 8:30–12 | Tue & Thu: 1–4:30 | Fri: 8:30–1:00

8800 SE 80th Ave

Lunch: Tue & Thu (1–2pm) | Dinner: Wed (5–6pm), Fri (7–9pm), Sat (5–7pm), Sun (3–4pm)

Free food market: Mon (4–6pm)

310 NW Glisan St

Breakfast: 6:30–7:30am | Lunch: 11:30–12:30pm | Dinner: 5–6pm (Mon–Sat)

urbangleaners.org/free-food-markets

503-226-3021 | Open Mon–Fri, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.