Transition Projects
Community Resource
About this resource
The program provides tiny home shelters designed in a village model, complete with heating and electricity. Sleeping cots and sleeping bags are supplied, but personal items cannot be used; however, individuals can store their belongings in designated storage areas. Residents have access to meals, drinking water, showers, laundry facilities, restrooms, a phone charging station, a cooking area, regular trash collection, case management, and behavioral health support. Additionally, assistance is available to help overcome obstacles to securing permanent housing. Note that this program operates on a waitlist basis, and immediate shelter access may not be guaranteed.
Intake Procedure: Entry is exclusively through outreach referrals. Please refrain from contacting agencies, outreach workers, or park rangers for placement inquiries. For further information, please visit the website.
Fees: There are no associated costs.
Who can use this
- Adults aged 18 and older who are currently homeless, with a particular emphasis on the LGBTQ2+ community.
Documents you may need
- None
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Get in touch
Portland, Oregon
Location
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