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Oregon Housing and Community Services : Homeless Services and Housing Retention Programs : For Providers : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Homeless Services and Housing Retention Programs OHCS makes state and federal programs funds available to community action agencies (CAAs) and other providers throughout the state.
CAAs develop community-based programs and coordinate the use of the funds to serve their communities. Housing Stablization Program Compliance Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) The Community Services Block Grant assists communities for the reduction of poverty, the revitalization of low-income communities and the empowerment of low-income families and individuals to become fully self-sufficient.
CSBG funds are provided by formula to local eligible entities that meet requirements in the Community Services Block Grant Act. Grantees provide services and activities addressing employment, education, self-sufficiency, housing, nutrition, healthcare, emergency services and youth or elderly-based initiatives. Visit the CSBG webpage for more information .
Emergency Housing Assistance Program (EHA) The Emergency Housing Assistance Program assists low or very-low income persons who are homeless or are unstably housed and at risk of becoming homeless.
Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing costs Case Management and Program Delivery costs Shelter and Transitional Housing facilities rehabilitation, renovation or conversion Emergency System and Strategy Strengthening Lived Experience Engagement Read the program factsheet.
Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) The Emergency Solutions Grant Program assists low-income individuals and families quickly regain stability in permanent housing after experiencing a housing crisis or homelessness. Data collection via Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) Read the program factsheet .
HOME Tenant-Based Assistance (HTBA) The HOME Tenant Based Assistance Program assists very low-income families to stabilize their housing. Refundable security deposits, Monthly rent and utilities. Read program factsheet.
Housing Choice Landlord Guarantee (HCLGP) The Housing Choice Landlord Guarantee Program provides financial assistance to landlords to mitigate damages caused by Housing Choice Voucher (also known as Section 8) tenants or tenants rehoused under a Rehousing Initiative, as a result of their occupancy. A landlord may apply for financial assistance to reimburse them for qualifying damages.
Program assistance is limited to reimbursement of $500-$20,000. Program assistance may include expenses related to property damage, unpaid rent, or other damages satisfactorily described and documented in an application from the landlord to Oregon Housing and Community Services. Read the program factsheet .
Housing Stabilization Program (HSP) The Housing Stabilization Program assists low-income families who are receiving a state Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) grant and are homeless or are unstably housed and at risk of becoming homeless. Case management and program delivery costs Read the program factsheet . Long-term Rental Assistance for Youth House Bill 2163 invests $4.
5 million to establish a long-term rental assistance program supporting individuals younger than 25 years old and are transitioning out of foster care, homelessness, behavioral health or treatment facility, or corrections or detention facility. The program will be introduced/piloted in three areas of the state, including one urban area, one rural area, and one coastal area.
Oregon Rehousing Initiative (ORI) This initiative quickly moves households from homelessness to permanent, stable, and safe housing. The program encourages grantees to customize the intervention for each household's specific needs. This allows households personalized financial and support resources, ensuring stability in new housing.
Visit the Oregon Rehousing Initiative page for more information. Rent Guarantee Program (RGP) The Rent Guarantee Program provide financial assistance to landlords that rent or lease to low-income households by reimbursing up to $5,000 for unpaid rent and damages that exceeds a tenant's security deposit.
Landlords who have had a tenant vacate or has been evicted due to non-compliance of a lease/rental agreement within the first 12 months of occupancy may submit a request for reimbursement up to the limit of the program. Read the program factsheet.
State Housing Assistance Program (SHAP) The State Homeless Assistance Program helps meet the emergency needs of homeless Oregonians by providing operational support for emergency shelters and supportive services to shelter residents. Emergency shelter facilities operations and maintenance Case management and program delivery Shelter facilities rehabilitation, renovation or conversion Read the program factsheet .
Youth Emergency Housing Assistance (YEHA) The Youth Emergency Housing Assistance (YEHA) program provides funding to organizations dedicated to supporting K-12 students and their families who are unhoused or facing the risk of homelessness. Learn more about the program on the YEHA page. OHCS wants to ensure that everyone has access to its information and programs.
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State Homeless Assistance Program (SHAP) is funded by Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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