Year-round shelter for families. Houses families for up to five weeks. Tenant education is available to shelter residents. Residents meet regularly with a Family Advocate to work on goals, establish a financial plan, and find stable permanent housing. Also provides support for school-aged children to stay in their neighborhood schools.

Emergency food boxes are also available.

This is an access point for being placed on Jackson County's Centralized Interest List for housing.

Provides shelter and transitional housing for men and women, as well as a transitional home for mothers with children. Showers, laundry, telephone, mail, and other supportive services are available to those houseless.

Providing shelter stays for an average of 10 weeks (extended stays depending on circumstances). Services available to residents:
-Meals
-School-aged children are able to attend their existing school within Central Oregon
-Case management
-On-site laundry facility
-Access to personal hygiene products and clothing
-Weekly access to on-site Alcoholics Anonymous sessions
-Access to community resources

Does not provide rent assistance.

Offers meals and emergency shelter. Shelter services include clothing provision, education, work-search assistance, mental health counseling, addiction recovery through the New Life Program, children’s programs, and coordination services with Boise Veteran's Affairs for homeless female veterans. Eligible community members will not be turned away for food or a clean bed due to lack of space.

Offers overnight emergency shelter. Services at the shelter include meals, clothing, and case management. Boise Rescue Mission Ministries has a policy to never turn down anyone for food or shelter due to a lack of space.

A collaboration of multiple agencies that provide a centralized access point for households experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis to seek assistance. Eligible households will be added to a central Housing Referral List for all programs they qualify for. This is not a crisis line, and there may be a wait for both shelter and housing. Participating Housing Programs:
-Central City Concern’s Chez Ami
-Clackamas Women’s Services
-DevNW Joint Transitional & Rapid Rehousing for Youth
-Do Good's Veteran's Village and Clayton Mohr Commons
-Housing Authority of Clackamas County’s Shelter+Care, VASH
-Parrot Creek's Avalon and HomeSafe
-Immigrant and Refugee Community Org. Rapid Rehousing for Survivors of Domestic Violence
-Northwest Housing Alternatives' Annie Ross House (Emergency Shelter) and HomeBase (Rapid Rehousing)
-Clackamas Social Services’ Aurora Shelter, Housing Our Families, Bridges to Housing, HOPE I, Hope II, Jackson Transitional Housing, Lake Oswego Transitional Shelter Ministry, Rent Well Rapid Rehousing, Housing Our Heroes, Veteran's Rapid Rehousing, Veteran's Rental Assistance Program
-Transition Projects SSVF Rapid Rehousing
-Covid Rent Relief Program

Provides temporary shelter with access to day services on site (food boxes, showers, kitchen access, information and referral, and phone/voicemail and mail services).

Provides a small shelter program and case management. Families live and sleep at a hotel or sleep at participating churches on a rotating schedule, spending one week at each church. At 7am, families are transported to the Family Promise Day House (Resource Center and day facility) for breakfast, showers, laundry, etc. Families are transported to a hosting church each evening at 5pm, are provided with dinner, and sleep overnight in separate rooms (bedding provided, no showers).



Staff work closely with the families, giving them individual attention and support to help them become self-sufficient. A family advocate is assigned for each family to make a tailored plan for permanent housing.

Provides a small shelter program and case management. Families live and sleep at a hotel or sleep at participating churches on a rotating schedule, spending one week at each church. At 7am, families are transported to the Family Promise Day House (Resource Center and day facility) for breakfast, showers, laundry, etc. Families are transported to a hosting church each evening at 5pm, are provided with dinner, and sleep overnight in separate rooms (bedding provided, no showers).



Staff work closely with the families, giving them individual attention and support to help them become self-sufficient. A family advocate is assigned for each family to make a tailored plan for permanent housing.

Provides a shelter program with supportive services. Overnight shelter is delivered in partnership with project Turnkey. Services for program participants include:
-Access to Day Center, which provides a kitchen, laundry, showers, and a computer workstation

-Case management for support and resource navigation

-Classes (life skills, parenting, financial literacy, nutrition, second chance renters)

Provides short-term emergency shelter, case management, rental assistance, and other housing resources to homeless families. Families must take responsibility for developing and then working on a plan to move towards self-sufficiency with the input and help of the Family Case Manager. The program's goal is to assist families in securing stable, permanent housing within 30 days. This is a faith-based program, but does not require any affiliation, belief, or attendance at religious services.

Provides a family shelter with active assessment and action plans, tenant education, and support. Families have up to six weeks to fulfill their plans and goals, but each case is handled differently depending on individual situations. Families also have access to their own private rooms. The shelter is run by volunteers and permanent staff that provide three meals per day.

Provides shelter for women and children, subject to review every 30 days. Residents must attend morning and evening chapel and Sunday church services.

Offering short-term emergency shelter for up to four nights and a long-term reentry program. Service animals are allowed, but they must be licensed, up-to-date on shots, and registered.

211info manages a waitlist for family shelters in Multnomah County, in partnership with the Human Solution and Portland Homeless Family Solutions (PHFS) shelters. Shelters spaces vary by location and provide three meals per day, a microwave, limited storage for food items and personal belongings, showers and laundry facilities. Due to space constraints storage availability is very limited.

Families in places not meant for human habitation (streets/camping/in vehicles/sleeping outside, etc.) will be prioritized during winter months, November-March.

Operates a temporary shelter for women with children for 30-day stays, after which they may apply for a year-long Foundations Discipleship Program.

Provides transitional housing, with case management services, over a 24 month period. A 30 day assessment to determine whether the individual is a fit for the program is required.

211info manages a waitlist for family shelters in Multnomah County, in partnership with the Portland Homeless Family Solutions (PHFS) and Human Solution shelters. Shelters spaces vary by location and provide three meals per day, a microwave, limited storage for food items and personal belongings, showers and laundry facilities. Due to space constraints storage availability is very limited.

Families in places not meant for human habitation (streets/camping/in vehicles/sleeping outside, etc.) will be prioritized during winter months, November-March.

Transitional shelter with 12 beds for homeless women and children. Dinner, shower, and laundry offered to all, even those not staying in the shelter overnight. Sack breakfast provided in the morning for people staying overnight.

Shelter with 110 beds for women with or without children. Dayroom open all day for guests at the shelter or not. Provides meals, showers, laundry facilities, and clothing. Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Provides homelessness prevention services, emergency shelter, advocacy, assistance in finding income and housing, supportive services, and information and referral. Transitional services available. Helps families develop and address goals with focus on maintaining stable housing. Eligible households will be added to a central housing referral list for all programs they qualify for.

Provides a clean and sober emergency shelter for families.

Day center for houseless families and pregnant women that provides a place to shower, make phone calls, pick up mail and messages, do laundry, eat, etc. Families may come and go as they wish during the day.



The Night Shelter Annex is a low-barrier, 90-day wraparound case management and shelter program for families experiencing houselessness. Services include access to individual dorm units, laundry, showers, meals (breakfast and dinner), First Place Kids child care, and First Place Family Center day-access center. Families must first be registered at First Place Family Center to be eligible for the Night Shelter Annex.



Pre-screening is required. Eligible households will be added to a central housing referral list for all programs they qualify for.

Provides emergency shelter to homeless women and homeless women with children. Services include food, emergency clothing, laundry, mail services, case management, and Christian-based mental and addiction counseling.



The New Life Fellowship is a 15-month Christian discipleship and recovery program available to women staying at the shelter. This program includes life skills classes, education, and GED prep.

Women's shelter that can accommodate 8-15 women and children. The shelter offers showers and safe space for TV, talking, and relaxing.