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MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAMILY SHELTER WAITLIST
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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.
Eligibility:
-Reside in, or have ties to (work there, go to school there, children go to school there, used to live there) Multnomah County
And meeting one of the following:
-Staying in a place not meant for human habitation (car, tent, park, garage, etc.)
-Unsafely doubled up/couch surfing
-In a motel temporarily
-Exiting an institution (shelter, transitional housing, jail, hospital) where you temporarily resided for 90 days or less and were homeless prior
-At imminent risk of losing housing (must have an official eviction notice)
Families who are currently on a lease and do not have an eviction notice are not eligible.
Youth under 18 with children or pregnant are not eligible FOR THIS PROGRAM
Pets allowed. The number of pets and type of pets allowed vary by shelter. If you are offered a shelter space, the caseworker working with you will coordinate the shelter that best suits the family and their pets upon shelter placement.
-Reside in, or have ties to (work there, go to school there, children go to school there, used to live there) Multnomah County
And meeting one of the following:
-Staying in a place not meant for human habitation (car, tent, park, garage, etc.)
-Unsafely doubled up/couch surfing
-In a motel temporarily
-Exiting an institution (shelter, transitional housing, jail, hospital) where you temporarily resided for 90 days or less and were homeless prior
-At imminent risk of losing housing (must have an official eviction notice)
Families who are currently on a lease and do not have an eviction notice are not eligible.
Youth under 18 with children or pregnant are not eligible FOR THIS PROGRAM
Pets allowed. The number of pets and type of pets allowed vary by shelter. If you are offered a shelter space, the caseworker working with you will coordinate the shelter that best suits the family and their pets upon shelter placement.
Hours:
8am-6pm 7 days per week for screening intake assessment
Individual shelter hours vary but once shelter is accessed families can stay up to 4 months.
8am-6pm 7 days per week for screening intake assessment
Individual shelter hours vary but once shelter is accessed families can stay up to 4 months.
Phone/FAX Numbers
- 211 211info
- (503) 222-5555 Alternate
- (503) 226-3099 Administrative Line
- (877) 211-9274 Southwest Washington State
- (898) 211- Text Short Code
- Main Phone (866) 698-6155 Ask for Family Shelter Access
Email Address: [email protected]
INTAKE PROCEDURE:
Families will periodically get calls from 211info to ensure their information is up to date and shelter is still needed.
If and when shelter becomes available, families will be called and offered an intake appointment. All members of the household must be present during intake appointments.
Families in places not meant for human habitation (streets/camping/in vehicles/sleeping outside, etc.) will be prioritized during winter months, November-March.
Families will periodically get calls from 211info to ensure their information is up to date and shelter is still needed.
If and when shelter becomes available, families will be called and offered an intake appointment. All members of the household must be present during intake appointments.
Families in places not meant for human habitation (streets/camping/in vehicles/sleeping outside, etc.) will be prioritized during winter months, November-March.
FEES:
DOCUMENTS:
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AREA SERVED:
Services:
- Community Shelters * Homeless Families
- Community Shelters * Pregnant Individuals
Other Services Offered At This Location:
- DISASTER SERVICES - 211INFO DCM LINE
- DISASTER SERVICES - GORGE CITIZEN ALERT PROGRAM
- DISASTER SERVICES - SEVERE WINTER WEATHER INFORMATION SERVICES
- DISASTER SERVICES - WINTER AND SEVERE WEATHER INFORMATION SERVICES - MULTNOMAH COUNTY
- FOOD - 211INFO SNAP AND FOOD ACCESS
- HEALTH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES - 211INFO IMMUNIZATION LINE
- HOUSING/SHELTER - COORDINATED ENTRY FOR FAMILIES - MOBILE HOUSING TEAM (MHT) QUEUE
- HOUSING/SHELTER - COORDINATED ENTRY FOR FAMILIES - MOBILE HOUSING TEAM QUEUE (MHT) FAQ AND SCRIPTING
- HOUSING/SHELTER - LANE COUNTY HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - 211INFO CHILD CARE
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - 211INFO COORDINATION CENTER
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - 211INFO MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - 211INFO RESOURCE PARENT SUPPORT
- INFORMATION SERVICES - 211INFO INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
- INFORMATION SERVICES - 211INFO OUTREACH AND MATERIALS REQUESTS
- INFORMATION SERVICES - 211INFO RESOURCE DEPARTMENT
- INFORMATION SERVICES - OREGON HIV/STD HOTLINE
- MONEY MANAGEMENT - 211INFO FINANCIAL WELLNESS
- UTILITIES - 211INFO UTILITY ASSISTANCE UPDATES
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* The community resource directory information is up to date to the best of our knowledge. However, you should always call the provider to confirm this information and make an appointment. Be sure to confirm payment information with the provider, if payment is required. 211Info does not rate, recommend or endorse any agency. We simply provide information as a public service.