Transition Projects

Offers 72 affordable housing units.

Sober residential housing for women 18+ in recovery from substance use. Walk in or call for intake at the Resource Center.

Transitional housing for men 18+ experiencing homelessness in Multnomah County. Walk in or call to reserve a bed.

Temporary motel-based shelter for those experiencing homelessness in Multnomah County. Placement through other shelters only.

Transitional housing for single men and male veterans experiencing homelessness. Walk in or call to reserve a bed.

Transitional housing for female-identified adults 18+. Reservations required. Walk in or call to sign up for a shelter bed.

Temporary motel-based shelter for individuals approved for housing in Multnomah County. Placement through other shelters only.

Tiny home shelters for adults experiencing homelessness, focusing on the LGBTQ2+ community. Entry by outreach referral only.

Provides a short-term housing intervention program for low-income veterans and their families experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of becoming homeless. Veterans and their families can be assisted with housing through case management, pending eligibility. If eligible, assistance and support

Shelter open 24/7 for adults and couples in Portland. Get a bed through referrals from congregate shelters only.

Shelter and service center for up to 120 people experiencing homelessness. The site has a space for coffee and tea, books and board games, a gated courtyard, showers and laundry, space to leave belongings during the day and provides onsite meals. Staff will provide housing-focused support, employmen

The Navigation Center is a temporary, low-barrier shelter serving up to 90 adults. The site has a space for coffee and tea, books and board games, a gated courtyard, showers and laundry, space to leave belongings during the day, and provides onsite meals. Staff will provide housing-focused support,

Provides a recovery-oriented overnight shelter with 140 sleeping units and 60 flex beds.

Offers a low-barrier shelter. Residents will have access to coffee, tea, books, and board games. Bathrooms, showers, and laundry onsite are available for program participants. Beds at a shelter are not guaranteed.

Shelter and service center for up to 120 people experiencing homelessness. The site has 2 large sleeping rooms, a space for coffee and tea, books and board games, a gated courtyard, showers and laundry, space to leave belongings during the day, and a kitchen for light food and beverages. Staff will

Provides assistance in accessing services and agencies to help people transition out of homelessness into stable housing. The center offers showers, laundry, haircuts, clothing, lockers, and mailing address service.

Bus or MAX tickets are available for people starting a new, permanent, full-time job or for medical appointments. Tickets are only provided for the first week of the new job. 10-ticket maximum every 90 days. No long-distance transportation assistance offered.

Provides a Determination of Homelessness form needed to apply for an ID Card from the DMV. The agency does not provide driver’s licenses or birth certificates.