Supportive servicesMultnomah County, OR
211info Multnomah
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Multnomah County · Oregon
Housing help in Multnomah County
Compare housing programs serving Multnomah County, including rent help, emergency shelter, affordable-housing pathways, and navigation support. Each listing shows contact options and when Housing Navigator last verified it.
30 verified listingsLatest review August 10, 2026
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Housing resources in Multnomah County
Availability can change. Housing Navigator provides verified contact information but does not determine eligibility or guarantee funding, openings, or placement.
Legal aidAll Oregon
Oregon Law Center Eviction Defense
Provides free legal assistance to low-income Oregon renters facing an eviction court case. The program may offer legal information, advice, or court representation after reviewing the case. Renters should contact the program immediately and before their first court appearance. This program does not provide rent assistance.
Who qualifies: Low-income renters anywhere in Oregon with an active eviction court case. Multnomah County renters may also request help after receiving a landlord termination notice, even before a court case is filed. Services are available regardless of immigration status.
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Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
Transition Projects – Shelter Access
Access point for Transition Projects’ emergency and short-term shelters in Portland. Programs provide temporary shelter, meals, showers, laundry, case management, wellness support, and help moving toward permanent housing. Shelters are not available for drop-in entry; a reservation or referral is required.
Who qualifies: Adults experiencing homelessness, including individuals and couples. Placement depends on bed availability and each shelter’s requirements. Some programs have specific eligibility based on household type, medical vulnerability, housing status, or sobriety expectations.
Multnomah County, OR
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Supportive servicesMultnomah County, OR
Multnomah County Joint Office of Homeless Services
Coordinates local, state, and federal funding to address homelessness in Portland and Multnomah County through participant-driven, equity-based services.
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Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
Human Solutions Family Shelter
Family shelter. Call 211 first for placement referral.
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Eviction preventionMultnomah County, OR
Community Alliance of Tenants Renters Rights Hotline
Peer counseling and referrals for tenants at risk of eviction.
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Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
JOIN Outreach
Mobile outreach for people experiencing homelessness in Portland. JOIN staff meet people where they are—including on the streets, in encampments, and in vehicles—to build relationships, address barriers, connect them with resources, and support their transition into permanent housing.
Who qualifies: Individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Portland, particularly people sleeping outside, in vehicles, or in encampments.
Multnomah County, OR
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Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
Bradley Angle - Emergency Shelter
Confidential emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence.
Who qualifies: Fleeing domestic violence.
Portland, OR
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Public housingMultnomah County, OR
Central City Concern - Housing Office
Centralized housing office for CCC's portfolio of over 2,300 units.
Who qualifies: Very low-income individuals and families, often with barriers to housing.
Portland, OR
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Supportive servicesMultnomah County, OR
Janus Youth - Access Center
Single point-of-entry for youth seeking services through Portland’s Homeless Youth Continuum.
Who qualifies: Ages 16-24; experiencing homelessness in Multnomah County.
Portland, OR
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OutreachMultnomah County, OR
JOIN – Leasing and Housing Placement Support
Helps individuals and families overcome barriers to renting permanent housing. The program offers housing placement assistance, financial support, landlord coordination, and continued help securing and maintaining stable housing.
Who qualifies: Individuals and families facing barriers to the traditional rental market, including low income, limited rental history, unstable employment, disability, immigration status, previous evictions, or justice-system involvement. Participants must be referred through JOIN’s Placement or Retention teams.
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Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
Raphael House of Portland - Emergency Shelter
Confidential emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence.
Who qualifies: Fleeing domestic violence.
Portland, OR
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Supportive servicesMultnomah County, OR
Transition Projects - SSVF (Supportive Services for Veteran Families)
Rapid rehousing and homelessness prevention for veterans and their families.
Who qualifies: Served in U.S. Military; experiencing or at risk of homelessness; low-income.
Portland, OR
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Supportive servicesMultnomah County, OR
VA Portland Health Care - Homeless Veteran Care
Comprehensive services for homeless veterans including HUD-VASH vouchers.
Who qualifies: Veteran status; homeless or at risk.
Portland, OR
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OutreachMultnomah County, OR
Cascadia Health - Housing Outreach Team
Provides home and community-based services, housing search, and placement.
Who qualifies: Individuals with mental health challenges experiencing homelessness.
Portland, OR
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Rent assistanceMultnomah County, OR
Impact NW - Housing & Rent Assistance
Emergency housing assistance and rent support to keep families and individuals housed.
Who qualifies: Vulnerable families and individuals in Multnomah County.
Portland, OR
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Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
Janus Youth - The Nest
Short-term shelter for youth ages 16-24.
Who qualifies: Ages 16-24; experiencing homelessness.
Portland, OR
Apply: Phone· Referral required
Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
New Avenues for Youth - Drop-In Center
Basic needs and connections to housing for youth.
Who qualifies: Ages 14-24; experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Portland, OR
Apply: Walk-in
Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
Outside In - Youth Housing
Transitional and permanent housing for youth.
Who qualifies: Ages 16-24; experiencing homelessness.
Portland, OR
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Public housingMultnomah County, OR
PCRI - Scattered Site Homes
Over 700 units of affordable rental housing in North and Northeast Portland.
Who qualifies: Gross household income must not exceed 60% AMI.
Portland, OR
Apply: Walk-in
Emergency shelterMultnomah County, OR
Portland Homeless Family Solutions - Family Shelter
Emergency shelter and rapid rehousing for families.
Who qualifies: Families with at least one minor child.
Portland, OR
Apply: Phone· Referral required
Rent assistanceMultnomah County, OR
Catholic Charities - Housing Transitions
Rent assistance and case management for women and families.
Who qualifies: Income-based; Multnomah County resident.
Portland, OR
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Rent assistanceMultnomah County, OR
El Programa Hispano Católico - Housing Services
Culturally specific rent assistance and housing advocacy.
Who qualifies: Income-based; focus on Latino community.
Gresham, OR
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Supportive servicesMultnomah County, OR
Independent Living Resources - Housing Advocacy
Advocacy and information for people with disabilities seeking housing.
Who qualifies: Living with a disability.
Portland, OR
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Rent assistanceMultnomah County, OR
Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA) - Housing
Culturally specific rent and housing assistance.
Who qualifies: Income-based; focus on Native American community.
Portland, OR
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Supportive servicesMultnomah County, OR
The Community for Positive Aging - Housing Assistance
Information and assistance for seniors navigating housing options.
Who qualifies: Seniors (typically 60+).
Portland, OR
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Rent assistanceMultnomah County, OR
Urban League of Portland - Housing Department
Culturally specific rent assistance and eviction prevention.
Who qualifies: Income-based; Multnomah County resident.
Portland, OR
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Rent assistanceMultnomah County, OR
Impact NW - Deposit Assistance
Help with move-in costs and security deposits.
Who qualifies: Income-based; Multnomah County resident.
Portland, OR
Apply: Referral required· Referral required
Rent assistanceMultnomah County, OR
Our Just Future – Lilac Meadows Family Shelter
Year-round emergency shelter in Southeast Portland for families experiencing homelessness. Lilac Meadows provides private rooms, meals, help accessing community services, and support finding permanent housing. There is no walk-in access; call 211 for screening and coordinated intake.
Who qualifies: Families with one or more adults and at least one minor child, or individuals in their third trimester of pregnancy, who are experiencing homelessness. Eligibility and placement are determined through 211.
Portland, OR
Apply: Referral required· Referral required
Public housingMultnomah County, OR
REACH Community Development - Affordable Housing
Develops and manages affordable housing with waitlists.
Who qualifies: Income-based (typically <60% AMI).
Portland, OR
Apply: Online