Health & Housing
Community partners:
CCHC is involved in a partnership with JOIN’s six community agencies who are working together to support our community members whom transitioning from homelessness to stable housing. The Mobile Permanent Supportive Housing (MPSH) retention team provides wrap around services including case management, mental health, health advocacy and peer support services to individuals and families new to housing.
If you have questions about MPSH program please contact Denisha Brown, CCHC Supprotive Housing Community Health Worker 503-546-4994 or at denisha.brown@coalition-clinics.org
On-line Community Resource Database
If you are looking for health and/or housing resources, please visit 211 website or download the free 211 mobile app.
Oregon Employment Department Resources for workers, employers, freelancers, please click HERE.
Housing Resources
- Cascadia Behavioral Health’s affordable Housing Resources
- Central City Concern’s affordable housing options across the Portland Metro area (503-525-8483)
- Home Forward Housing/Legal/financial Resources for tri-county
Emergency Rental Assistance
- Apply for emergency rent assistance: The state’s online tenant rent assistance application portal
- Oregon Emergency Rental Assistance Program
Housing and Health Resources for the Refugee Community
- Oregon resettlement agencies for the refugee community
- Find local Oregon Department of Human Services offices
- Parenting in the moment for immigrant parents video
Shelter and Homeless Services
- Multnomah County Shelter and Homeless Services or 503-232-2031
- Overnight Shelter (Union Gospel Mission) address/information
- Oregon Homeless Shelters Directory
- Find a Shelter list
- Homeless resources in Washington County
- Low-cost health clinics for the uninsured
- Transition Project & List of Emergency Shelters
- Portland Street Response
- Resources on Homelessness (Portland Rescue Mission)
- Blanchet House : Residential & hot meal programs
Day Space (currently close) & Mail box services for the houseless community (M & W only in the garden)
JOIN
If you or someone you know is struggling to put food on the table, pay rent or help care for others, please visit the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS).
Access ODHS programs and services from home Apply for and update information about benefits at 1-800-699-9075 (711 TTY)
- Resources for Aging and Disability Community (1-855-673-2372)
Reduced Cost/Free Food
List of Cooling Centers in
Mental and Emotional Health Support
Safe and Strong