Non-profit Do Good Multnomah is using funds from Metro’s supportive housing services measure to help veterans identify barriers keeping them from accessing housing, create navigation plans and transition to long-term stability.
Non-profit Do Good Multnomah is using funds from Metro’s supportive housing services measure to help veterans identify barriers keeping them from accessing housing, create navigation plans and transition to long-term stability.
Washington County’s Aloha Inn will soon offer permanent supportive housing to 54 people experiencing chronic homelessness.
The Portland Housing Bureau’s announcement of nine proposed affordable housing developments brings the City of Roses up to 13 affordable housing developments as part of the voter-approved 2018 Metro affordable housing bond program.
With 19 projects in the pipeline as of December 2020, representing more than 2,000 new affordable homes, the Metro housing bond is exceeding expectations, says first annual report.
New homes are on the way for over five thousand people who need them. And that’s just in a little over one year of work.
A lifetime of advocacy work has prepared Patricia Rojas to lead Metro’s efforts to solve the housing crisis. A musician in her spare time, she thinks outside the box and envisions a regional approach to policy that is rooted in housing as a human right and connects housing with health and wellness.