Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS), in partnership with 211info, assists with disaster-related immediate or long-term recovery housing, shelter, food, and other needs for community members impacted by Oregon wildfires and other natural disasters.

Supports those affected by wildfire, including transitioning fire survivors into affordable and permanent housing. Housing case management services look different for each household, but may include:
-Advocating for fire-impacted households to help find stable, safe, and affordable housing
-Identifying short- and long-term housing needs
-Developing individual housing stability plans
-Helping program participants conduct housing searches
-Providing participants with rent payment and utility bill assistance
-Homebuyer counseling services
-Homeowner and tenant education opportunities
-Collaboration with local partner agencies to provide comprehensive support including disaster relief, mental health, and substance abuse case management

Coordinates with local, state, and federal agencies to facilitate emergency preparedness training and community education and outreach. Provides wrap around social service supports, prevention kits, and emergency food and financial assistance.

Coordinates with local, state, and federal agencies to facilitate emergency preparedness training and community education and outreach. Provides wrap around social service supports, prevention kits, and emergency food and financial assistance.

Coordinates with local, state, and federal agencies to facilitate emergency preparedness training and community education and outreach. Provides wrap around social service supports, prevention kits, and emergency food and financial assistance.