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Find similar grantsPermanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Program is sponsored by Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS). Expands the state's supply of affordable housing designed to serve households experiencing chronic homelessness, offering project-based rental assistance and on-site comprehensive tenancy support services.
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Oregon Housing and Community Services : Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Program : Housing Development : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Program The objective of the PSH Program is to expand the state's supply of affordable housing designed to serve households experiencing chronic homelessness.
Utilize project-based rental assistance to ensure PSH units are deeply and sustainably affordable for households with little to no income. Offer on-site comprehensive tenancy support services that are voluntary for residents. PSH teams must complete the Oregon Supportive Housing Institute put on by our partners, Corporation for Supportive Housing.
See under “Building PSH Capacity in Oregon" for more information. *Projects and teams that have completed the Supportive Housing Institute are prioritized for PSH funding.
The PSH Program at OHCS offers 3 funding components, all accessed through the State's Affordable Rental Housing Oregon Centralized Application (ORCA) process: PSH Capital for the development of PSH Projects PSH Project-Based Rental Assistance to allow for long-term, deep affordability for households experiencing chronic homelessness.
PSH Services Funding to operate a long-term PSH Services program on site for all PSH households PSH Units must serve households earning at or below 60% County Area Median Income (AMI) and are chronically homeless based on a region's CoC definition of “chronically homeless". PSH Projects must also utilize their region's Coordinated Entry system to identify residents for PSH units.
PSH Guidance, Program Information, and Program Materials PSH Standards, Best Practices, and Program Manual PSH Rental Assistance Lease Addendum For additional PSH documents like the PSH Services Plan Form and PSH Budget Template, please contact hcs. psh@hcs. oregon.
gov . Building PSH Capacity in Oregon Oregon Supportive Housing Institute OHCS opens a competitive RFA once a year (between January and March) for the Oregon Supportive Housing Institute. The Institute provides targeted training, technical assistance, and project planning support to both new and experienced development teams seeking to develop Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) in their communities.
Eligible teams must include*, at a minimum: a housing development/owner partner a supportive service provider partner a property management partner Participation in a Supportive Housing Institute is required to be eligible to submit an Oregon Centralized Application which include capital development, rental assistance and services resources.
PSH Cohort and Projects PSH Resources and Learning OHCS Affordable Rental Housing Dashboard PSH Operational Resources PSH Risk Mitigation Pool The Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Risk Mitigation Pool (RMP) was created in 2023 by the Oregon State Legislature to reimburse current PSH property owners for operational costs. A total of $4 million will be available. Learn more about PSH Risk Mitigation Pool.
2026 Supportive Housing Institute Request for Application period closed on March 6, 2026. Watch the informational webinar to learn more.
Oregon Supportive Housing Institute Cohort Panel on Lessons Learned in PSH Celebrating 5 years of the Oregon Supportive Housing Institute Past Oregon Supportive Housing Institute Project Reveals 2024 Supportive Housing Institute Project Reveal 2023 Oregon Supportive Housing Institute Graduate feature 2023 Oregon Supportive Housing Institute Project Reveal 2022 Oregon Supportive Housing Institute Project Reveal Meghan Von Tersch , 503-400-2942 Affordable Rental Housing Division email: Please note, this program does not provide housing or services to individuals and households directly.
We fund organizations to build and operate supportive housing. If you are seeking information on how to access PSH in your community, please call 211 or contact your local Community Action Agency. You can also email housinginfo@oregon.
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Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Program is funded by Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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