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

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.

Provides telephone and/or in-person screening and assessment for households who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Telephone screenings are provided for emergency shelter (men's, women's, couples, and families) and winter shelter, including severe weather sites and homeless safe parking programs. Households are assessed for eligibility for housing/rent assistance programs (prevention, rapid re-housing, transitional, and permanent supportive), as well as diversion programs. Funding is limited and assistance is not guaranteed.

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

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

Seasonal Winter Shelters may be open in addition to Severe Cold Weather weather shelters that may be activated when a Severe Weather Notice is issued by the Multnomah County Joint Office of Homeless Services (JOHS).

The criteria used to determine a Severe Weather Notice in Multnomah County and the corresponding opening of emergency warming centers are:
-Temperatures forecast at 25°F or below OR
-Forecasts predict at least an inch of snow in most areas OR
-Overnight temperatures forecast at 32°F or below, with at least an inch of driving rain OR
-Other conditions, including severe wind chills or extreme temperature fluctuations

Severe weather shelters may be activated when certain weather criteria are met. Criteria vary by shelter.

Provides shelter and transitional housing for men and women, as well as a transitional home for mothers with children.

The Market Street shelter is a temporary, low-barrier shelter serving up to 125 adults. The shelter will work with community partners to offer health and housing navigation services to all guests at the shelter. The shelter will offer laundry access, storage, restrooms, and offices. Once a space is reserved, the guest may continue to use the space until they no longer need it.

This faith-based agency offers an emergency shelter stay of up to five nights, and an additional six month Christian-based transitional program. Shelter administers drug tests and searches of property when staying as a guest.

Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner to those in need. Also operates a clothing closet, laundry facility, and showers to those in need.

Provides a low barrier short-term emergency shelter.

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.

Provides shelter for people that are homeless, medically fragile, and recently releasted from the hospital. Meals served throughout the day.

Offers emergency meals, shelter, and clothing. Shelter services include education, job search assistance, mental health counseling, and a Veterans Ministry program.

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.

The Coordinated Entry System (CES) connects people experiencing homelessness to appropriate housing programs based on their needs, including emergency shelter, transitional housing, emergency housing vouchers (EHV), and other expense assistance to find and maintain housing.

Provides a day shelter for men and women with 20 beds. Laundry, mail, hygiene items, clothing closet, transitional dorms, and other supportive services are available to guests.
Also provides day services, such as: showers and community meals for people experiencing homelessness.
Accepts donations of hygiene items, and new or laundered used clothing items.

Provides overnight shelter for up to 30 men.

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

A coordinated entry system that helps people experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness find housing resources. Individuals and families experiencing homelessness will be scheduled to attend a one-hour assessment appointment to determine the housing and service program that best supports the needs of the household. Referrals will then be made to partner agencies based on household assessment of need and available housing/beds/units.

Provides shelter for people currently experiencing homelessness. Callers will be screened for shelter through case management services. Bedding will be provided.

Provides a homeless shelter. Also provides a clothing closet, transitional housing assistance, temporary rental assistance, and congregate meals to people staying at the shelter.

211info manages a waitlist to access family shelters in Multnomah County, in partnership with the Joint Office of Homeless Services (JOHS) and various shelter providers.

Shelter space is available for up to 4 months once accessed and may have the following amenities: private locked space to reside, meals, microwave, limited storage, showers, laundry facility and a housing caseworker to help overcome barriers and obtain long-term housing.

Please note this is not an immediate service and access to shelter is off of a waitlist and the time before accessing shelter could be a few weeks to months and is based on availability of shelter space.

Temporary, low-barrier, physical distancing shelter for up to 90 people experiencing homelessness. Offers a large, physically distanced sleeping area with single beds, a space for coffee and tea, books, and board games, basic meals, bathrooms and basic hygiene supplies and a large outdoor courtyard. Housing advocacy, case management, and wellness support services available on-site.

The Wy'east Shelter is a reservation based low-barrier shelter with a capacity to serve 110 veterans with medium-sized sleeping rooms containing single beds and space for personal belongings. Offers restrooms, showers and basic hygiene supplies. Light food and beverages provided. Space for coffee/tea, books and games.

Provides safe, sober, emergency shelter including three meals and snacks daily, as well as clothing, laundry facilities, and showers. New guests access services in the Rescue Shelter for a maximum of 14 days. Guests wishing to utilize the services beyond 14 days may apply to the Rescue, Revitalize and Restore (R3) program (full spectrum barrier removal program) or the Life Change Program (addiction recovery/relapse prevention program).

Provides a small shelter program and case management. Families live and sleep at one of our shelter houses.


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



Family promise of greater Washington County currently operates four programs: Prevention, Remote, Shelter, and Stabilization.

Provides a shelter program with supportive services
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, 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. Waitlist management is done through Community Connect.

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

Provides shelter for men, subject to review every 30 days. Residents are required to attend morning and evening chapel and Sunday church services. If working, can continue without interruption. If unemployed, will be assigned a job chore. Residents without jobs are not allowed to leave the building for extended periods of time until after the first 30 days.

Offering short-term emergency shelter for up to four nights and a long-term reentry program. Bybee Lakes Hope Center's physical location is in Portland, Oregon.

Operates an emergency/short term shelter that provides daily meals, showers, and clothing. Also has beds for adults enrolled in the long term Life Recovery Discipleship Program.

Operates an emergency/short term shelter that provides daily meals, showers, and clothing. Also offers a long term shelter program.

Provides overnight shelter with cots, blankets, dinner, breakfast, laundry, and showers available.

Seeking donations of the following: Winter gloves and hats, hand and feet warmers, socks, jackets, trash bags, small sized toiletries, baby wipes, snacks and protein/granola bars.

Provides a low barrier shelter. Maximum stay is 6 months.

The Gresham Women's Shelter is a low-barrier, reservation-based shelter for 90 women, with bunk beds. If unable to access a top bunk, reasonable accommodations may be made if available.

Guests will be able to store a small amount of belongings in a secure 3ft locker and use the kitchen, on-site laundry, and showers. Community food storage limited to one cloth grocery bag for cupboard and one gallon size zip bag for fridge per person. Non-perishable food items allowed in personal locker.

During the day, guests can use the computer center and access services through referrals with Human Solutions and community partners. Services include assistance finding housing, employment, veterans' services, and mental health and addictions services.

There is no time limit on stay at the shelter; guests can stay as long as needed.

211info manages a waitlist to access family shelters in Multnomah County, in partnership with the Joint Office of Homeless Services (JOHS) and various shelter providers.

Shelter space is available for up to 4 months once accessed and may have the following amenities: private locked space to reside, meals, microwave, limited storage, showers, laundry facility and a housing caseworker to help overcome barriers and obtain long-term housing.

Please note this is not an immediate service and access to shelter is off of a waitlist and the time before accessing shelter could be a few weeks to months and is based on availability of shelter space.

Provides an overnight shelter for those experiencing homelesness. The Housing Solutions Center (operated by Council for the Homeless) provides information and screening for overnight shelter placement.

211info manages a waitlist to access family shelters in Multnomah County, in partnership with the Joint Office of Homeless Services (JOHS) and various shelter providers.

Shelter space is available for up to 4 months once accessed and may have the following amenities: private locked space to reside, meals, microwave, limited storage, showers, laundry facility and a housing caseworker to help overcome barriers and obtain long-term housing.

Please note this is not an immediate service and access to shelter is off of a waitlist and the time before accessing shelter could be a few weeks to months and is based on availability of shelter space.

Provides overnight emergency shelter for men. Open spaces provided daily, as available. Spaces are maintained for guest who return nightly.

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.

Overnight shelter with 16 beds for homeless men. Dinner, shower, and laundry offered to all, even those not staying in the shelter. Sack breakfast provided in the morning for people staying overnight.

211info manages a waitlist to access family shelters in Multnomah County, in partnership with the Joint Office of Homeless Services (JOHS) and various shelter providers.

Shelter space is available for up to 4 months once accessed and may have the following amenities: private locked space to reside, meals, microwave, limited storage, showers, laundry facility and a housing caseworker to help overcome barriers and obtain long-term housing.

Please note this is not an immediate service and access to shelter is off of a waitlist and the time before accessing shelter could be a few weeks to months and is based on availability of shelter space.

A 64-bed low-barrier shelter facility with an on-site shower and laundry. Case management services are available to help identify and overcome individual barriers, provide resources, and transition to higher Rogue Retreat housing tiers or permanent independent housing.

Provides an overnight men's shelter and a dayroom that offers showers, laundry facilities, meals, and clothing. Overnight guests must attend chapel service.

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.

Offers a low barrier, overnight women's shelter. Personal item storage is limited to what fits under the provided bed. Pets are accepted as space allows; they must be well behaved and/or under their owner's supervision at all times.

Centralized website updated daily after 1pm detailing which shelters and warming centers will be open during severe weather conditions. Volunteer opportunities are available to help with cold weather response.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

Varies by site

Counties operate local emergency management coordination during extreme weather events. Emergency management may include opening and operating warming centers during extreme cold weather.

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 low barrier shelter and drop in center for people experiencing homelessness. Available are meals; access to case management services providing connections to housing resources, mental health treatment, medical treatment, and employment sources; access to hygiene and first aid products; and a clothing closet. Clients are not required to be clean and sober and may keep the same bed provided that they stay in the shelter on consecutive nights. Those not transitioning to the drop in center will be offered a take away breakfast meal.

Offers a 3-7 day overnight shelter stay and 30 additional mats available during severe weather when temperatures drop to 30 degrees or below.

Also offers a drop-in center for those experiencing homelessness providing meals, clothing, winter clothing, blankets, sleeping bags (as available), basic hygiene items, and bathing facilities. Clean and sober environment. Donations accepted.

Provides limited assistance with emergency services including shelter or transitional housing, rent assistance, prescriptions, shower/laundry vouchers, bus tickets, taxi vouchers, gas vouchers, clothing, and electric, water, and propane bills.

This is a Christian faith-based homeless shelter where residents live and participate in a program to better their lives. Offering separate dorms for men, and women. Community members in need are invited for meals Blankets, clothing, and hygiene items are also available.

Provides a clean and sober emergency shelter for families.

Provides year round shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness. Residents are provided with a mat, sleeping bag, and an electric heater in the winter. Restrooms, clean water, garbage service, shower trailers, laundry, and access to case management services are provided on site. This shelter requires signing up for a waitlist.

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 overnight shelter for up to 40 people. Serves dinner and a light breakfast.

Shelter and service center for up to 120 people experiencing homelessness. The site has a space for coffee and tea, books and board games, a gated courtyard, showers and laundry, space to leave belongings during the day and provides onsite meals. Staff will provide housing-focused support, employment and benefits assistance, and health-focused services.

The Navigation Center is a temporary, low-barrier shelter serving up to 100 adults. The site has a space for coffee and tea, books and board games, a gated courtyard, showers and laundry, space to leave belongings during the day, and provides onsite meals. Staff will provide housing-focused support, employment and benefits assistance, and health-focused services.

Offering a temporary, low-barrier overnight shelter. Does not serve meals or offer many services onsite besides bunk beds. Residents will have access to coffee, tea, books and boards games, and will have space to store their belongings during the day. Bathrooms, showers, and laundry onsite are available for program participants.

Provides emergency shelter to homeless men, including food, emergency clothing, laundry, mail services, case management, and faith-based addiction and mental health counseling. Health clinic onsite for primary care (provided by JD Health & Wellness).


The New Life Fellowship is a 15-18 month faith-based recovery program available to men staying at the shelter. Graduates of the program may be referred to a longer-term housing program designed to allow them time to complete their education, gain employment longevity and stability, and to accrue positive rental history. Services include job readiness and job search assistance, life skills classes, relapse prevention, informal counseling, and emotional and mental health support. Education classes and GED testing center onsite.

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.

Provides day center and overnight sheltering services. Day center offers access to showers, laundry facilities, and information about community resources.
Overnight shelter consists of 10 pallet shelters, each with space for 2 people.

Women's shelter that can accommodate 22 women. The shelter offers showers and a safe space for TV, talking, and relaxing. Accepts donations of new and gently used blankets (fleece), warm socks, gloves, sweat pants, rain ponchos, and umbrellas.

Provides temporary shelter with 42 beds. Meals, showers, laundry, and device charging services are provided. Staff work to connect guests to other resources such as more permanent housing.

Community outreach provides the following programs:
-Up to 1 year of rental assistance and/or assistance with move-in related costs
-One-time per calendar year assistance with utilities (electric, gas, heating fuel, and water), and a PUD discount program
-Emergency shelter for up to 30 days
-Assists with applications for DSHS programs and Section 8 housing
-Provides information and referral for all community members including older adults and adults with disabilities, to other agencies and services, including comprehensive employment services, and produces a Community Resource Guide

Shelter: Offers a 3-30 day stay in a 5-room facility for homeless individuals and families. Each household has a private room but shares the kitchen, living area, and restrooms with the other residents. Case management services are available during shelter stay.

Supportive housing: Two year housing and case management services for adults with disabilities.

Also offers limited rental assistance to households facing eviction.

Shelter: Offers a 3-30 day stay in a 5-room facility for homeless individuals and families. Each household has a private room but shares the kitchen, living area, and restrooms with the other residents. Case management services are available during shelter stay.

Supportive housing: Two year housing and case management services for adults with disabilities.

Also offers limited rental assistance to households facing eviction.

Provides 30 day and short-term shelter stays, clothing, showers, and hygiene items to people experiencing homelessness.

Provides overnight shelter for those with urgent needs. Dinner, breakfast, showers, laundry, and resource assistance will be provided to those staying at the shelter.