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Find similar grantsFoundry Village Transitional Housing Program is sponsored by Mid Rogue Foundation. Offers short-term sober housing and case management for individuals and families transitioning from homelessness to long-term housing in Grants Pass, Oregon.
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a collaborative community partnership program Vision: Provide short term housing and case management for individuals and families to them help move up from homelessness and ultimately into long-term housing. Foundry Village is the first tiny house transitional community for those affected by homelessness in Grants Pass and Josephine County.
Located in the City of Grants Pass, Foundry Village provides short-term sober housing and case management for individuals to help move from homelessness and ultimately into long-term housing.. There are seventeen “tiny homes” and a community building that provides clean and healthy living spaces in a private, gated community on Foundry Street near downtown Grants Pass.
Foundry Village is owned and operated by Mid Rogue Foundation , a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization, that provides oversight and case management services through its Navigator staff for program participants. Prospective participants interested in staying at Foundry Village are encouraged to complete the application for screening and be placed on a waitlist.
Drop-off applications in dropbox at Foundry Village location APPLICATION for Foundry Village Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Locations where an application can be picked-up for free: •[MINT] Parker's Place - 218 Redwood Hwy •GP Police Dept - 726 NE 7th Street 2101 NW Hawthorne Ave Ste C •Max's Mission - Grants Pass 720 Rogue River Hwy Grants Pass • GP & Josephine Co.
Chamber of Commerce 1995 NW Vine St, Grants Pass • Max's Mission at Journey Home 140 Redwood Hwy, Cave Junction Applications can be printed off at the Josephine Community Library for $0. 10/per page (apprx. $0.
50) Completed Applications can be dropped at Foundry Village, 1020 SW Foundry Street, in the dropbox at the Front Door ; or they can be mailed to:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Grants Pass and Josephine County, Oregon. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Foundry Village Transitional Housing Program is funded by Mid Rogue Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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