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A little direction can make a big difference. Find local rent assistance, housing support, church ministries and people who can help you take the next step.

58 resources · Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas & surrounding counties
Public information reviewed October 13, 2026

Not sure where to start? Call 211 for local resources Eviction court papers? Oregon Eviction Defense: 888-585-9638 Unsafe at home? Call to Safety: 888-235-5333

Find help near you.

Choose your county, then check the statewide and regional section too. This directory is for our wider community, whether or not you rent from Bridge City Properties.

58 resources. Expand a county below to see its listings.

Availability, funding and staff can change. Contact providers directly before visiting or submitting documents. Listings identify direct assistance, referrals and basic-needs services separately; inclusion does not guarantee eligibility, payment or placement. This is a broad starting directory, not every organization in the region.

Need interpretation, relay access, disability accommodation or a culturally specific service? Tell the intake team. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Crisis phone lines are faster than general email.

Make your first call count.

Try: “I live in [county/ZIP]. I need help with [rent, a deposit, shelter or utilities]. My deadline is [date]. Are you accepting applications, and who should I speak with?”

  • Ask about address boundaries, income limits, household requirements, waitlists, referral requirements and available funds.
  • Have your lease, current rent balance or ledger, landlord contact, any notices and recent income information ready if the program requests them.
  • Ask which documents are required and how to submit them securely. Send sensitive documents directly to the provider, not to Bridge City Properties for this directory.
  • Keep a record of calls and follow-up dates. If a program is full, ask for another referral. If you have court papers, contact legal help promptly while seeking rent assistance.
Statewide & regional help 13 resources

These resources can help residents across the three Oregon counties. Program eligibility is individual; start with your county below as well.

Referrals • all households

211info

A starting point for rent, shelter, food, utilities and local church assistance. Ask for programs serving your ZIP code and household, including language access and disability accommodations. 211 makes referrals; it does not award rent payments.

Phone: 211/ 866-698-6155
Ask for: Information and referral specialist

Text your ZIP code to 898211. Phone, text and email hours differ; check the website.

Rent assistance • eviction court

Oregon Eviction Prevention Rapid Response (EPRR)

State-funded assistance administered by PPL for eligible renters with an active eviction court case. Current rules also exclude households already assisted in the July 2025–June 2027 funding period. Read the full application requirements.

Phone: 833-746-8167
Ask for: EPRR intake team

Applications reopen at 9 a.m. on the first business day of each month and close when capacity is reached. Email is ONLY for active applicants already contacted by EPRR; use the website or message line to apply.

Legal help • eviction court

Oregon Law Center — Eviction Defense Project

Free legal assistance for qualifying low-income Oregon tenants facing an eviction court case. Use the intake form or call promptly when court papers arrive. This service does not pay rent.

Phone: 888-585-9638
Ask for: Eviction Defense Project intake

Applying for assistance is not a substitute for responding to court papers. Ask the legal team about your deadlines.

Housing discrimination • rights

Fair Housing Council of Oregon

Information and intake for people who believe they have experienced illegal housing discrimination, including disability-related housing concerns. Explain your situation to the hotline or use the reporting form.

Ask for: Housing discrimination hotline
Website / source: fhco.org — program details

This is a fair-housing resource, not an emergency rent fund.

OHP members • eligibility screening

Oregon Health Plan — housing benefits

Some members qualify for Health-Related Social Needs housing support. Specific health, living and financial conditions apply; OHP enrollment alone does not qualify you. Contact your coordinated care organization using your member card.

Phone: 800-273-0557
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: OHP Client Services — help identifying your plan
Website / source: oregon.gov — program details

These benefits are not intended for emergencies. The state page explains the route for both CCO members and Open Card members.

Eligible members • rent and housing costs

CareOregon — social needs housing supports

Members can request review for HRSN or Flexible Services housing support through the official digital form. A qualifying medical need or life situation and supporting paperwork are required.

Phone: 971-236-2998
Ask for: HRSN Customer Service

Processing can take months. Ask about your eligibility and use the provider’s submission instructions; applications are free. Call after emailing, as requested by CareOregon.

Food • cash • health coverage • child care

Oregon Department of Human Services — benefits

Apply for or manage SNAP, cash assistance, medical coverage and child care benefits through Oregon ONE. Eligibility differs by program; these benefits can help stabilize a household budget but are not a universal emergency rent grant.

Phone: 800-699-9075
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: ONE Customer Service Center / benefits eligibility worker
Website / source: oregon.gov — program details

Ask about programs appropriate to your household, interpretation and application assistance.

Veterans • housing and shelter referrals

VA National Call Center for Homeless Veterans

Veterans who are homeless or at risk, and people helping them, can reach a trained VA counselor for local housing and support connections. Ask about local homeless programs, SSVF and HUD-VASH screening.

Phone: 877-424-3838
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: VA homeless-program counselor

Free, confidential phone support is available 24/7; online chat is also available.

Immigrant and refugee communities

IRCO — housing and stabilization

Culturally responsive housing and stabilization services in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties. Ask which housing, prevention, family or senior program serves your address and language.

Phone: 503-234-1541
Email: info@irco.org
Ask for: Ask reception for Housing and Stabilization / Asset & Opportunity Services
Website / source: irco.org — program details

General email and main office phone; program eligibility and referral requirements vary.

Church network • rent • utilities • food

St. Vincent de Paul — Portland Council

Limited assistance through the regional council and local parish conferences. Service boundaries, documentation, appointment windows and available funds vary. Check the current Get Help instructions before applying.

Phone: 503-235-8431
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Social Services information line

The phone number is for information, NOT applications or appointments. The website lists the current application number and times. Do not use the general contact form to request aid.

Faith-based • financial aid and referrals

Islamic Social Services of Oregon State (ISOS)

Resource assistance for people facing hardship, including possible housing support and connections to public benefits. Complete the Resource Aid Form and required release using the organization’s instructions.

Phone: 503-259-2320
Ask for: Resource assistance / intake team
Website / source: i-sos.org — program details

Ask about current service area, eligibility and funding before relying on assistance.

Utilities • current openings

211info — tri-county utility assistance tracker

A county-by-county tool showing participating utility assistance programs and how to apply. Useful when rent pressure is compounded by overdue electricity or heating bills.

Phone: 211
Ask for: Utility assistance referral specialist

Also contact your utility directly about payment arrangements and income-based discounts.

Severe disabilities • pending disability benefits

ODHS — General Assistance

Short-term financial help for eligible people with severe disabilities who are homeless or at risk while pursuing disability benefits. Detailed program rules apply, including rules concerning dependent children and repayment from disability back payments.

Phone: 866-535-8431
Ask for: General Assistance / Disability Benefits Liaison
Website / source: oregon.gov — program details

Ask staff to explain eligibility and the interim assistance agreement before enrolling.

Multnomah County 16 resources

Portland, Gresham, Troutdale, Fairview, Wood Village and other Multnomah County communities. Confirm your county using your street address; a Portland mailing address can be in another county. Also review the statewide and regional programs above.

County • emergency rent referrals

Multnomah County — eviction prevention

Start with 211 for screening and current rental assistance routes if you have a notice, are facing eviction or may lose housing soon. County programs may connect eligible households to crisis support and partner agencies.

Phone: 211
Ask for: Multnomah County emergency rent assistance screening
Website / source: multco.us — program details

Funds and referral routes change. Tell intake if you have court papers or a near-term deadline.

Housing authority • affordable housing

Home Forward

Explore subsidized apartments, rental assistance programs and waitlist announcements. Availability and application processes differ by property and program; this is a long-term housing route.

Phone: 503-802-8300
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Housing information / applicant and waitlist team

Existing rent assistance program questions: 503-802-8333. For immediate crisis help, also call 211.

City • rental rules and referrals

City of Portland — Rental Services Helpdesk

General information about Portland renter protections, relocation rules, forms and community referrals. Serves Portland rental questions; it does not provide individual legal advice, dispute representation, housing or rent payments.

Phone: 503-823-1303
Ask for: Rental Services Helpdesk specialist

Leave a message or email. Request interpretation or an accessible format if needed.

Native community • housing stability

NAYA Family Center

Housing advocacy, stabilization, shelter and rehousing programs. Property-specific eligibility and waitlists differ. Call to identify the appropriate program and ask about culturally specific support.

Phone: 503-288-8177
Ask for: Porsha Beed — Housing Services Manager

Public staff contact: https://www.nayapdx.org/staff/porsha-beed. General inquiries: info@nayapdx.org.

Culturally specific • housing support

Urban League of Portland

Housing programs connecting community members with stable housing resources, with a focus on the needs of Black communities. Ask about assessment, eligibility and the right housing team.

Phone: 503-280-2600
Ask for: Housing Assistance
Website / source: ulpdx.org — program details

Main office contacts; ask for the appropriate program intake rather than assuming an open cash-assistance application.

Latine community • rent and stabilization

El Programa Hispano Católico

Housing prevention, family stability, housing navigation and utility support. Programs include support for low-income families with children; housing work also extends into Clackamas County.

Phone: 503-669-8350
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Reception — ask for Economic Sustainability / housing prevention

The organization specifically requires PHONE contact for rent, energy and urgent services; it cannot respond to those requests by email.

People living with HIV • rent assistance

CAP Northwest — housing services

Housing navigation and emergency rental assistance for eligible people living with HIV. Contact the designated coordinator to check eligibility and request an appointment.

Phone: 503-517-3590
Ask for: Emergency Rent Assistance Coordinator
Website / source: capnw.org — program details

CAP main intake: 503-223-5907. Ask which program covers your county and circumstances.

Homelessness • outreach and basic needs

JOIN

Outreach and housing support for people experiencing homelessness, with a Day Space offering basic support and resource connections. Ask how to connect with outreach or the right partner.

Phone: 503-232-2031
Ask for: Day Space / outreach team

Housing services are not available as walk-in appointments at the Day Space. This is not an open emergency cash fund.

Housing stability • rent and utilities

Impact NW

Housing and safety-net support for households at risk of homelessness. Ask the housing team about current screening, referrals and funds for your situation.

Phone: 503-721-1740
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Housing and Rent Assistance team

Energy assistance: 503-294-7444. Older adult and disability services: 503-721-6760.

Adults 55+ • housing access

Northwest Pilot Project

Housing assessment, advocacy and stabilization for low-income adults age 55 and older who can live independently. Primarily serves Multnomah County; ask about eligibility if outside the county and willing to move here.

Phone: 503-227-5605
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Housing assessment specialist

Use the housing contact form or phone to request screening. Housing availability is limited.

East county • shelter and housing

Our Just Future

Formerly Human Solutions. Housing stability, affordable housing and homeless services in East Portland and East Multnomah County. Reception can direct you to the appropriate program.

Phone: 503-548-0200
Ask for: Reception / housing services team

Ask which services are currently operating; the organization announced an energy and utility assistance program closure in September 2026.

Families with children • eviction prevention

Path Home — homelessness prevention

Financial and housing-stability support for eligible Multnomah County households with children at risk of losing housing. Different funding sources have different requirements. Read and complete the current prevention application.

Phone: Use the email or website intake route below.
Ask for: Homelessness Prevention team

Use “Prevention Application” as the email subject. For family shelter, call 211. The published 503-662-1862 number is a FAX, not a voice intake line.

Youth • LGBTQIA2S+ • foster care transition

New Avenues for Youth

Youth housing options include transitional and community-based housing, supports for young people leaving foster care and LGBTQIA2S+ programs. Age and program requirements vary.

Phone: 503-224-4339
Ask for: Housing team

Email to ask which housing option fits; the program page explains intake information and youth shelter routes.

Survivors • safety and shelter referrals

Call to Safety

Confidential support for people affected by domestic or sexual violence. Advocates help with safety planning and connections to shelter and community resources.

Phone: 888-235-5333
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Crisis line advocate

24/7 crisis line. Nonurgent email support is available through the website form and may take up to 72 hours; use a safe device/contact method.

Church • limited rent and utilities

St. Andrew Church — Emergency Services

Limited financial help and a food pantry for registered parishioners and residents within I-5 to NE 25th Avenue and Ainsworth to Shaver Street.

Phone: 971-244-0339
Ask for: Emergency Services / St. Vincent de Paul team

Rent/utility hours listed: Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m.–noon. Bring proof of address and landlord contact information or your utility bill; confirm before visiting.

Faith-based • homeless services

Catholic Charities of Oregon

Housing transitions, outreach and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness. Programs serve different groups; call the main office to find the appropriate intake route.

Phone: 503-231-4866
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Homeless Services / Housing Transitions team

Housing Transitions publishes HTPemail@ccoregon.org for that program. Confirm its eligibility and access rules; this is not a general promise of rent payments.

Washington County 13 resources

Beaverton, Hillsboro, Tigard, Tualatin, Sherwood, Forest Grove, Cornelius and nearby communities. City boundaries and program service areas vary. Also review the statewide and regional programs above.

County entry point • housing crisis

Community Connect

Washington County’s coordinated entry system for people who are homeless or expect to become homeless within 30 days. Screening connects households to shelter, housing programs and other available support.

Phone: 503-640-3263
Ask for: Community Connect resource advocate

Call or email to request assessment. Placement depends on eligibility and openings; an assessment does not guarantee a bed.

Rent assistance • eviction prevention

Community Action — emergency rent assistance

Emergency rent support for eligible Washington County households. The page lists income, nonpayment-notice and prior-assistance requirements and a monthly appointment process.

Phone: 503-615-0770
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Eviction prevention / emergency rent team

The current page lists calls on the 15th at 9 a.m. (next Monday if on a weekend), but also contains a participant/partner-referral restriction. Call to confirm the applicable intake route; appointments fill quickly.

Electricity • heat • household bills

Community Action — utility assistance

Help with essential energy bills for eligible Washington County households. Apply through the utility assistance team and report any shutoff notice or disconnected service.

Phone: 503-615-0771
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Utility Assistance intake team

Use the current application instructions and ask what documentation is needed. Funds and appointment availability vary.

Long-term assistance • affordable housing

Housing Authority of Washington County

Housing Choice Vouchers, project-based assistance, public housing and other long-term programs. Check current waitlists and the correct referral process for each program.

Phone: 503-846-4794
Ask for: Voucher applications and waitlist team

The email is for applicant/waitlist questions. People needing emergency shelter or housing assessment should also contact Community Connect.

Shelter • day services • housing stability

Open Door HousingWorks

Access-center support, shelter and housing stabilization services in Washington County. Housing case management and rent support are tied to program enrollment and eligibility.

Phone: 503-640-6689
Email: info@odhw.org
Ask for: Housing and Stabilization / access-center team
Website / source: odhw.org — program details

Ask how to connect and whether Community Connect referral is required. General office email is not a guaranteed rental-aid application route.

Day center • shelter • rehousing

Just Compassion of East Washington County

Day services, outreach and housing programs for people experiencing homelessness. The Tigard center provides a place to connect with staff and basic supports.

Phone: 503-624-4666
Ask for: Resource center / shelter intake team

12264 SW Hall Boulevard, Tigard. Overnight shelter referrals and waitlists go through Community Connect; call before visiting.

Shelter • families • housing navigation

Family Promise of Tualatin Valley

Short-term shelter, food, case management and housing navigation. Call or email with your needs and preferred language to learn about access and referrals.

Phone: 503-260-9609
Ask for: Help / housing navigation team

At the October 13 review, past-due rent applications were closed and utility aid was unavailable. Check the website for changes. General guidance: 503-427-2768.

Church • rent • utilities • food

St. Anthony Church — St. Vincent de Paul, Tigard

The Tigard conference offers limited rent, utility and food assistance within its service area. Ask staff to confirm coverage for your address and current funds.

Phone: 971-772-1233
Ask for: Rental and food assistance team

Utilities: svdp.utilities@gmail.com. Water assistance: 971-329-9038 or svdptigardwater@gmail.com.

Church • rent and utilities

St. Pius X — St. Vincent de Paul

Local parish assistance for rent and utility needs. Contact the assistance team directly to confirm service boundaries, eligibility and current resources.

Phone: 971-202-0515
Ask for: St. Vincent de Paul assistance team
Website / source: stpius.org — program details

Use the assistance contact for help; the parish’s general volunteer email is a different route.

Church • rent • utilities • food

St. Matthew Conference — St. Vincent de Paul, Hillsboro

Local assistance for Hillsboro and nearby areas. The website posts current rent and utility application windows; food and other services have separate access details.

Phone: 503-693-7528
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: St. Matthew Conference assistance team

At the October 13 review, October rent/utility intake was closed and the site announced November 2 at 8 a.m. reopening. Verify on the website before applying.

Church network • practical help and referrals

Love INC of Tigard, Tualatin & Sherwood

Connects people with church ministries and community resources for material needs and support. Ask about household items, food and referrals appropriate to your situation.

Phone: 503-443-6888
Ask for: Help Desk intake volunteer

Service requests must begin by PHONE. The email is administrative. This network is not a guaranteed direct rent-payment program.

City • landlord–tenant problem solving

City of Beaverton — Housing Mediation

Mediation to help renters and housing providers work through rent, repairs, communication and other housing disagreements. Ask about service area and participation requirements.

Phone: 503-526-3733
Ask for: Housing mediation team

Mediation is separate from rent grants and legal representation. Seek legal help promptly if a court case has been filed.

Survivors • shelter and advocacy

Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC)

Support for survivors, including safety planning, advocacy and connections to shelter and other resources in Washington County. Use the crisis line for urgent support.

Phone: 503-469-8620
Ask for: Crisis advocate; general office for nonurgent questions

General office: 503-640-5352. Email is not an emergency channel; use a safe device and safe reply contact.

Clackamas County 11 resources

Oregon City, Milwaukie, Happy Valley, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Wilsonville, Canby, Sandy, Estacada, Molalla and surrounding communities. Also review the statewide and regional programs above.

County entry point • rent • homelessness

Coordinated Housing Access (CHA)

Clackamas County’s starting point for a housing crisis or rent assistance. A brief screening identifies relevant services and current openings. Update CHA if your housing situation or contact details change.

Phone: 503-655-8575
Ask for: Coordinated Housing Access representative

Calling is the county’s primary intake route. Programs can open and close throughout the week; immediate assistance is not guaranteed.

Long-term assistance • affordable housing

Housing Authority of Clackamas County

Affordable housing and rental subsidy programs with separate eligibility and waiting lists. Check the current “Looking for Housing” page for application announcements.

Phone: 503-655-8267
Ask for: Housing authority applicant / waitlist team

For an immediate housing crisis, contact CHA as well. A housing authority waitlist is not emergency rent assistance.

Housing information • screening barriers

Housing Rights and Resources / Rent Well

HRRP provides housing information, referrals and help locating lower-cost housing. Rent Well classes help people address rental screening barriers such as poor credit, past evictions or criminal history.

Phone: 503-650-5750
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Housing Rights and Resources Program

Rent Well class information: 503-650-5647. Completing a class does not guarantee a rental approval or financial assistance.

County • heating and cooling bills

Clackamas County — energy assistance

Income-based help with eligible heating and cooling costs. Opening dates can differ for older adults, people with disabilities, medically fragile households and households with young children.

Phone: 503-650-5640
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Energy Assistance intake team

Call for current application access, seasonal priorities and required documents.

Church network • basic needs and referrals

Love INC of Clackamas County

A network connecting residents with church ministries, volunteers and local resources. A care-line volunteer discusses needs and identifies possible support.

Phone: 503-650-0153
Ask for: Care Line / Connection Center volunteer

Begin by phone. Care Line hours listed: Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Support depends on available resources; direct rent payments are not guaranteed.

Church • food • limited rent and utilities

Christ the King — St. Vincent de Paul

Milwaukie parish conference providing food and limited emergency financial help within its service area. Confirm current application procedures with the council.

Phone: 503-235-8431
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: St. Vincent de Paul information / local conference team
Website / source: ctk.cc — program details

The regional number is an information line. Use the current application instructions at svdppdx.org; do not assume the parish office can take a rent application.

Faith-based • day services and shelter

The Father’s Heart Street Ministry

Basic services and housing navigation for adults experiencing homelessness in Oregon City and nearby areas. Contact the team for current day-service and weather-related shelter information.

Phone: 503-722-9780
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Guest services / navigation team

Its transitional hotel housing program accepts referrals through Clackamas County only, not self-referrals. Contact CHA for screening.

Local nonprofit • food and basic needs

Clackamas Service Center

Food, hygiene and supportive services for housed and unhoused neighbors. The center welcomes people from beyond Clackamas County; confirm the schedule for the service you need.

Phone: 503-771-7914
Ask for: Client services / reception

This is a basic-needs resource, not a verified direct rent-payment program.

Local nonprofit • laundry • showers • meals

LoveOne

Community events and practical support with laundry, showers, meals and hygiene needs. View the event calendar to find the next location near you.

Phone: Use the email or website intake route below.
Ask for: Community services / event team

Use email or the contact form; a public phone intake line was not verified. No direct rent-payment program is listed here.

Survivors • safety • housing advocacy

Clackamas Women’s Services

Confidential crisis support, safety planning, advocacy and connections to shelter and housing services for survivors of domestic or sexual violence and related abuse.

Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Crisis and Support Line advocate
Website / source: cwsor.org — program details

24-hour support. A Safe Place Family Justice Center: 503-655-8600; reception@cwsor.org for nonurgent reception inquiries.

County • housing mediation

Clackamas County — Resolution Services

Dispute-resolution assistance and housing mediation. Ask about the current housing mediation program, eligibility and intake before a conflict grows.

Phone: 503-655-8415
Ask for: Resolution Services / housing mediation team

The CHA page links to the housing mediation intake. Mediation does not replace legal advice or a response to court documents.

Surrounding counties 5 resources

Additional starting points for Columbia, Yamhill, Tillamook, Marion, Polk and Clark County, Washington. Apply through the county where you live; Oregon programs do not automatically extend into Washington. Also review the statewide and regional programs above.

Rent • deposits • housing navigation

Columbia County — Community Action Team

Housing Solutions offers eligibility screening for eviction prevention, deposit assistance, rehousing and case management. One-time help and longer-term programs have different requirements.

Phone: 503-397-3511
Ask for: Housing Solutions team

Funding is limited. Ask which programs serve your address and what current income/documentation rules apply.

Rent • deposits • shelter referrals

Yamhill County — YCAP / AnyDoor Yamhill

Use the AnyDoor screening process to request housing help, including potential rent or deposit assistance, housing navigation and shelter referrals. YCAP reviews eligibility across available programs.

Phone: 503-687-1494
Ask for: AnyDoor intake / YCAP Housing Stabilization team

Online screening: https://www.anydooryamhill.org/. A completed screener does not guarantee funding or immediate placement.

Rent • homelessness • veteran and survivor support

Tillamook County — CARE

Local housing assistance, case management and emergency support, including specialized programs for eligible veterans and people fleeing domestic violence. Call for screening.

Phone: 503-842-5261
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Housing assistance intake team

A website contact form is available. Ask about current funds, service availability and the best appointment route.

Rent • shelter • housing support

Marion & Polk counties — ARCHES / MWVCAA

Housing, shelter and eviction-prevention services through Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action. Current rental-assistance information includes OHP health-related eligibility; ask which program applies to you.

Ask for: ARCHES Eviction Prevention team
Website / source: mwvcaa.org — program details

Email is general agency contact. Emergency services: 503-399-9080. Woodburn Family Resource Center: 503-508-1926.

Washington state • shelter and housing

Clark County, WA — Council for the Homeless

Clark County’s Housing Hotline screens people for shelter and housing assistance and connects households to available services. Use the hotline rather than individual shelter cold calls.

Phone: 360-695-9677
Email/intake: Use the phone number or official website; a dedicated intake email is not listed here.
Ask for: Housing Hotline / Housing Solutions Center

The website also offers a local resource guide and affordable housing information. Oregon rent-assistance rules do not apply automatically in Washington.

Help us keep this useful.

Each listing links to its public source. Intake teams and program websites are the authority on current availability. Names and roles are included where publicly listed; general reception contacts are labeled when a dedicated intake contact is unavailable.

Know a local assistance program we should include, or notice a contact that has changed? Send the organization’s public program link to info@bridgecitypm.com. Please do not send private case information.

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