A multifaceted program for housing instability and homelessness. Everyone deserves safe and stable housing. Together, with our partners and volunteers, we are going beyond symptoms alone and addressing the root causes of homelessness.

The Housing Stabilization Program assists low-income families who are receiving a state Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) grant or who are otherwise eligible and are homeless or are unstably housed and at risk of becoming homeless.

The Homeless Rental Assistance Program (HRAP) was the City of Salem’s Housing First initiative to permanently house the “top 100 hardest to house” chronically homeless individuals in Salem. Launched in July 2017, Salem Housing Authority is the lead agency in this collaborative initiative and partners with various social service agencies.

Our Rental Assistance Program (RAP) serves adults ages 26 years and older, who are diagnosed with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) and who are: Homeless or at risk of becoming homeless; Transitioning from the Oregon State Hospital; Transitioning from …

The Salem Housing Authority’s mission is to assist families of low- or moderate-income to achieve self-sufficiency through stable housing, economic opportunity, community investment, and coordination with social service providers. Tracking Progress on Homelessness Efforts.

OHCS received $39 million through SB 5701 to create a statewide rehousing program. This initiative quickly moves households from homelessness to permanent, stable, and safe housing. The program encourages grantees to customize the …

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The Homeless Rental Assistance Program (HRAP), launched in 2017, was the City of Salem’s Housing First initiative to permanently house the “top 100 hardest to house” chronically homeless individuals in Salem.

Sequoia Crossing is a 60-unit property of Permanent Supportive Housing in NE Salem: Twenty units at Sequoia Crossings include project-based Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) rental assistance provided by the State of Oregon.

Call for move-in assistance, first month’s rent or deposit help, loans and even free landlord-tenant mediations. Dial (503) 399-9080, and veterans can apply for housing grants from SSVF as well. ARCHES homeless prevention and rehousing programs include many components.