Clackamas County Supportive Housing Services

In May 2020, Metro voters passed the Supportive Housing Services measure — Measure 26-210. The measure will raise money for supportive housing services for people experiencing homelessness or at risk of experiencing homelessness. Clackamas County will receive 21.33% of the total revenue generated.

Each county developed their own Local Implementation Plan detailing how they are utilizing the raised funds to tackle chronic homelessness. Clackamas County’s plan identifies and outlines unmet needs and investment priorities for rental assistance and supportive services. The program prioritizes Communities of Color, and 75% of funds are prioritized for extremely low-income households with at least one disabling condition that are experiencing or at imminent risk of experiencing long-term literal homelessness.

Progress

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. Here is the supportive housing services progress to date, in numbers and stories.

 
Naloxone

385

people placed in permanent housing

Naloxone

139

rooms for emergency shelter and short-term housing

 

A look at how #ClackCo is working to solve the homelessness crisis

Struggle, hope and help in Clackamas County

Story provided by Metro

Motel program to address homelessness finds success in Clackamas County

New program provides trash pickup to homeless encampments and offers housing and services

Stay in touch

 

Phone:503-655-8267
Fax:503-655-8676
Email:hacc@clackamas.us

13930 Gain St Oregon City, OR 97045

Office Hours:

Monday to Thursday
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
By appointment only after 5 p.m.

After Hours Maintenance Emergency:
503-780-3896

Maintenance (Monday - Thursday):
503-650-3535

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