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Supportive servicesMultnomah County, OR

211info Multnomah

211info is a resource directory and contact center that helps people find information and support services in their area, accessible by phone at 211 or through their website.

OR
211
Apply: Phone
Supportive servicesClackamas County, OR

Clackamas County Coordinated Housing Access

Clackamas County's central access point for people experiencing a housing crisis. Staff screen the situation, connect callers with housing or homelessness services, and explain possible next steps.

Who qualifies: People in Clackamas County who are homeless or facing a housing crisis. Program availability and individual eligibility vary.

Oregon City, OR
503-655-8575
Apply: Phone
Supportive servicesKing County, WA

King County Coordinated Entry

Connects people experiencing homelessness in King County with assessment and possible referrals to rapid rehousing, transitional housing, permanent housing, and permanent supportive housing through Regional Access Points.

Who qualifies: People experiencing homelessness in King County, including single adults, couples, families, veterans, people staying outside or in shelter, people fleeing violence, and some people leaving institutions. Young adults at risk of homelessness within 14 days may also qualify.

WA
Apply: Walk-in
Supportive servicesLane County, OR

Lane County Coordinated Entry

Lane County's coordinated pathway to shelter, homelessness prevention, rent-assistance information, housing assessment, outreach, and referrals to participating housing programs.

Who qualifies: People in Lane County who are experiencing homelessness, seeking shelter or housing, or at risk of losing their housing. Individual providers and programs determine final eligibility.

OR
211
Apply: Phone
Supportive servicesPierce County, WA

Pierce County Coordinated Entry

The first step for connecting with housing resources in Pierce County. Navigators discuss the household's situation, explore diversion options, and may place eligible households in the Priority Pool for matching with housing programs.

Who qualifies: People in Pierce County who are experiencing homelessness or housing instability and need help identifying housing solutions. Eligibility and requirements vary by the program to which a household may be referred.

WA
253-572-4357
Apply: Phone
Supportive servicesSnohomish County, WA

Snohomish County Coordinated Entry

Connects Snohomish County households with homelessness prevention, housing navigation, program matching, and other services through a standardized screening and assessment process.

Who qualifies: Individuals and families in Snohomish County who are experiencing homelessness, living in shelter or a place not meant for habitation, fleeing domestic violence, or at imminent risk of homelessness.

WA
360-862-4357
Apply: Phone
Supportive servicesWashington County, OR

Washington County Community Connect

Washington County's coordinated entry program for people who need housing or shelter support. Staff screen the household's situation, assess eligibility, and connect eligible callers with available housing, shelter, and support services.

Who qualifies: People in Washington County who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming homeless. An assessment determines eligibility for particular programs, and housing or shelter is not guaranteed.

OR
503-640-3263
Apply: Phone
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.

OR
888-585-9638
Apply: Phone
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
(503) 280-4700
Apply: Walk-in
Emergency shelterClark County, WA

SHARE House – Shelter for Single Men

Emergency shelter in Vancouver for single men experiencing homelessness. SHARE House provides shelter with no stated limit on length of stay. Staff and housing navigators help residents address housing barriers, find permanent housing, and connect with employment, healthcare, education, and other community resources. Call the Housing Solutions Center for shelter access.

Who qualifies: Single men experiencing homelessness. Eligibility and shelter placement are determined by the Council for the Homeless Housing Solutions Center.

Clark County, WA
360-695-9677
Apply: Walk-in
Eviction preventionClackamas County, OR

Clackamas County Housing Rights and Resources Program

Provides general housing information and referrals about landlord-tenant issues, fair housing, housing rights, and lower-cost housing options in Clackamas County.

Who qualifies: Community members in Clackamas County who need housing-rights information, fair-housing guidance, landlord-tenant referrals, or help locating lower-cost housing. The county does not state an income requirement on the program page.

OR
503-650-5750
Apply: Phone
Supportive servicesClark County, WA

SHARE Affordable Housing & Stability Program

Provides housing assistance, case management, and connections to supportive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or at risk of losing their housing. Support may include housing planning, employment resources, budgeting, mental health services, domestic violence resources, childcare, and transportation. Applications must go through the Housing Solutions Center.

Who qualifies: Individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and have significant barriers to obtaining housing, such as illness, disability, or insufficient financial resources. Participants must be referred through the Housing Solutions Center.

Clark County, WA
360-952-8214
Apply: Referral required· Referral required
Eviction preventionAll Washington

Tenants Union of Washington State – Tenants Rights Hotline

Free telephone counseling for Washington renters with eviction notices, landlord disputes, or other rental housing problems. Trained non-attorney counselors explain tenant rights, discuss steps that may help prevent housing loss, and provide referrals to community resources and legal assistance. The hotline does not provide legal advice or court representation.

Who qualifies: Renters anywhere in Washington State who need information about eviction, landlord-tenant laws, notices, repairs, deposits, or other tenancy problems. No income requirement is stated.

WA
206-723-0500
Apply: Phone
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
503-232-2031
Apply: Phone
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
503-432-3986
Apply: Phone
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.

Multnomah County,, OR
503-232-2031
Apply: Phone
Rent assistanceClark County, WA

Share Housing and Essential Needs (HEN)

Rapid-rehousing assistance for Clark County households experiencing homelessness who have been approved for Washington’s Housing and Essential Needs program. SHARE may provide emergency rental assistance, crisis management, hygiene and cleaning supplies, and transportation passes while the participant remains eligible and funding is available.

Who qualifies: Washington residents experiencing homelessness who have a HEN referral from DSHS. DSHS generally requires applicants to be unable to work for at least 90 days because of a physical or mental condition, meet income and resource limits, and be at least 18, legally emancipated, or married. Final eligibility and referral are determined by DSHS.

Clark County, WA
360-695-9677
Apply: Phone· Referral required
Rent assistanceClark County, WA

St. Vincent de Paul at St. John – Rent and Utility Assistance

Provides limited help with rent or utility payments when funding is available. Assistance is intended for residents of the St. John service area in central and northern Clark County. Call during assistance hours to ask about current funding and apply.

Who qualifies: People living in Brush Prairie, north Orchards, north Hazel Dell, Salmon Creek, Hockinson, and other parts of central Clark County who need help paying rent or utilities. Assistance depends on available funding.

Clark County, WA
360-573-7199
Apply: Phone
Rent assistanceClark County, WA

Inter-Faith Treasure House – Rent and Utility Assistance

Provides limited emergency assistance with rent and utility payments when funding is available. Inter-Faith Treasure House also operates a food bank and offers household goods and other basic-needs support for residents of the Camas and Washougal area. Call to confirm available assistance and current hours.

Who qualifies: Residents of Camas, Washougal, and eastern Clark County, generally including ZIP codes 98607, 98671, and the eastern portion of 98683. Assistance depends on the household’s need and available funding.

Washougal, WA
360-834-4181
Apply: Phone
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
503-548-0200
Apply: Referral required· Referral required