Just Compassion
Community Resource
About this resource
Offers round-the-clock shelter in secure, private living and sleeping spaces, along with meals, showers, laundry services, and on-site support and case management for families pursuing permanent housing.
Intake Process: To join the 211’s Multnomah County Coordinated Entry for Families callback list, call 211info for an assessment of eligibility and enrollment. After being placed on the callback list, a Homeless Services Specialist will reach out within 48 hours to conduct a housing/shelter needs evaluation. Please be aware that this is not an immediate service, and shelter placement may take several weeks to months. Once shelter becomes available, families will be contacted by a partnering agency to schedule an intake appointment for shelter placement. It is required that all household members, including children, are present during the intake process. Friends, family, or caseworkers can add individuals needing assistance to the callback list, but the head of household will be contacted directly within a few days for a complete assessment by a Homeless Services Specialist from 211.
Transportation: Accessible via TriMet bus lines 12, 43, and 78.
Cost: No fees.
Who can use this
- Families with children under 18 in their custody (or plans for reunification) - OR - those in their third trimester of pregnancy (28 weeks or 7 months) with ties to Multnomah County (such as being displaced, having children in school, a job, or service providers in the area) AND meeting one of the following conditions: - Currently in an emergency shelter, transitional housing, agency-paid motel, or an unsuitable living situation (like a car, streets, tent, or abandoned building) - Living doubled up (with family or friends without being on the lease, unsafely doubled up, or in overcrowded conditions) and at risk of literal homelessness within 14 days - Housed, including self-paying at a motel, and facing imminent homelessness within 14 days or having received a court eviction notice - In an institution (like jail, hospital, or treatment facility) and at risk of becoming homeless within 14 days - Fleeing domestic violence without resources or support for safe, permanent housing. HOUSEHOLDS ON A LEASE: Families currently on a lease without an eviction notice are not eligible and should seek rent assistance. YOUTH: Pregnant youth or those under 18 with children are not eligible; assistance should be sought through the Coordinated Entry System for Youth. PETS: Pets are allowed, but the number and type permitted may vary by shelter. If a shelter space is offered, the caseworker will coordinate the best shelter option for the family and their pets.
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Tigard, Oregon
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