family housing program
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The Family Housing Program provides advocacy services to homeless families, assisting with barrier reduction and stabilization in permanent housing placements. Advocates assist families by identifying barriers to housing and connecting them with resources at NAYA and throughout the community to address those barriers.
Program funds can be used to address needs related to housing stability and can include payment of move-in costs and/or rent, pending ongoing engagement and funding availability.
the Impact and numbers
Families housed to date
People in those households
(including 225 youth)
Eligibility
Families must include at least two people and must be actively seeking permanent housing in the Portland area. At least one member of the family must identify as a Native American / Alaska Native. Families with youth (under 25) will be prioritized for services.
Families must provide 30 days of income verification and may be referred to alternative services if at or over 80% AMI.
Contact the program manger
Contact Housing Intake Coordinator Alma Franco to verify your eligibility and be added to the waitlist for advocacy services:
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