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SHS programs address homelessness
Need Help With Housing?
Are you or someone you know in a housing crisis? Call 503-655-8575 or visit Coordinated Housing Access (CHA).
2021 – 2026 SHS Outcomes
For thousands of people in Clackamas County, home is made possible by SHS
Homelessness prevention
Rental assistance and services to stop homelessness before it starts
5,283 evictions were prevented over five years, allowing thousands of people to keep their own homes
Outreach
Street outreach and engagement with people experiencing homelessness
In FY 25-26, outreach workers engaged 1,141 people experiencing homelessness
Shelter
Emergency and transitional shelter: motel-based, site-based, and pod villages
In FY 25-26, 246 shelter units, including year-round and emergency weather shelters, served 1,475 people
Permanent housing
Rental assistance for people who have faced homelessness
3,535 people housed through permanent supportive housing and rapid rehousing programs over five years
Housing Retention
Adaptive, relationship-based case management to help people stabilize and thrive in their housing
96% of people retained their housing in permanent supportive housing programs
Cross Sector Partnerships
Health-housing integration, partnerships with behavioral health and recovery providers, coordination with local city initiatives, and alignment with the affordable housing bond enhance SHS programs and housing outcomes.
In May 2020 voters of the greater Portland area took a historic step to address homelessness by approving Measure 26-210 for Supportive Housing Services. Clackamas County receives 21.33% of the total SHS revenue generated and works in partnership with nonprofit and community-based organizations to provide a continuum of services in alignment with the county’s Local Implementation Plan. Five years early, Clackamas County has surpassed the SHS Measure mandate to place 1,065 households in permanent supportive housing and stabilize 2,130 households.
SHS program outcomes and reported quarterly and annually.
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Our Stories
Clackamas County residents are transforming their lives with support from the supportive housing services program. Clackamas County uses our fund to help people exit homelessness and regain their lives for good in safe, stable long-term housing.
Thanks to Metro’s voter-approved supportive housing services fund, Clackamas County has massively expanded their social safety net for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
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Coordinated access program simplifies housing opportunities for people in need
Struggle, hope and help in Clackamas County
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