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The Fair
Housing Council - Provides advice and assistance regarding federal,
state and local laws that prohibit housing discrimination. Serving all of
Oregon and SW Washington since 1990.
Unlimited
Choices - provides home modifications for accessibility and
independence, for renters and homeowners with physical disabilities in
Portland, Beaverton, Vancouver, and throughout Multnomah and Clark Counties.
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Independent
Living Resources - provides advocacy, information and referral, peer
support and counseling to individuals with disabilities.
Disability
Compass - A web-based resource for people with disabilities, their
families and supporters. Provides access to hundreds of disability-related
organizations, services, programs and products.
The Housing
Authority of Clackamas County - Serving Clackamas County.
The Housing
Authority of Portland - Serving Multnomah County, Oregon.
The
Vancouver Housing Authority - Serving Clark County, Washington.
Washington
County Department of Housing Services - This office administers housing
activities and programs of the County and the Housing Authority.
The Local
Department of Housing and Urban Development - This office provides
information for the state of Oregon regarding programs provided by the
federal Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
211info
- 2-1-1 is an easy-to-remember telephone number that helps connect people in
need with the community resources available to help meet those needs. The
211info website offers a on-line searchable database of community resources
avaiable in the Portland/Vancouver Metro Region.
The Beehive
- Connects you to information and resources around the things that matter
most to you: health, jobs, money, education and family. Learn how to save on
your utility bill, find a doctor, get help in becoming a homeowner, and find
how to get a better job. It's all on the Beehive.
Cascade
AIDS Project's Housing Services - Founded in 1983, Cascade AIDS Project
is the oldest and largest community-based provider of HIV services, housing,
education and advocacy in Oregon and Southwest Washington. Cascade AIDS
Project offers a broad range of housing services and assistance.
Central
City Concern - Central City Concern provides a broad array of services
for low income and homeless persons in Portland, including substance abuse
treatment, transitional and permanent rental housing, and employment
training.
City of
Portland Bureau of Development Services, Neighborhood Inspections Program
- The City of Portland, Bureau of Development Services' Neighborhood
Inspections Program provides assistance on abating
grass, weeds, trash and debris in residential areas. If you are a renter
in Portland, and believe housing hazards or violations exist, you can
contact the
Housing Maintenance Division to learn more (or call (503) 823-7306), as
well as review City code
Title 29,
the Property Maintenance Standards.
Clackamas
Community Land Trust - Give working families the opportunity to own
safe, decent and affordable homes of their own.
Columbia
Non-Profit Housing (CNPH) - Columbia Non Profit Housing (CNPH) not only
provides housing for the more vulnerable members of our community - whether
they are low-income seniors or families who cannot afford the conventional
rental marketplace - or they are first-time homebuyers who cannot afford
high cost homes in our community.
The
Community Alliance of Tenants - Provides information for renters about
their rights and responsibilities. Tenants may call their Renter’s Hotline
(503-288-0130) for information if they are having a landlord/tenant dispute
or have other housing questions.
Community
Housing Resource Center - A HUD Certified Housing Counseling Agency
serving low/moderate income first time homebuyers in Vancouver and SW
Washington.
Domestic
Violence Resources - A listing of domestic violence shelters, hotlines,
and agencies in the Portland region.
Elders in
Action - Elders in Action offers a wide variety of services to seniors
including Ombudsman who offer support and assistance to seniors experiencing
problems with housing.
Human
Solutions - Human Solutions is a multi-purpose social service agency
located in southeast Portland, which provides affordable housing, employment
training, and family support services.
Immigrant
and Refugee Community Organization - IRCO provides services to immigrant
and refugee communities throughout the Portland region.
Northwest
Pilot Project - provides services for people 55+ to attain and maintain
housing and independence.
Oregon
Helps! - Find out if you are eligible for a number of benefits and
programs including the Oregon Health Plan and Food Stamps.
Oxford
Houses - Self-run, self-supporting, alcohol and drug-free homes for
recovering alcoholics and addicts.
Portland
Community Land Trust - The Portland Community Land Trust is a nonprofit
membership organization that buys and permanently holds land for the benefit
of the Portland community. Portland Community Land Trust provides affordably
priced homes for first-time homebuyers of modest means.
The
Portland Housing Center - Provides education and counseling services to
first-time home-buyers, home owners, renters, and landlords. A national
NeighborWorks Homeownership Center.
Shared
Housing - Interested in renting a room or have a room to rent? Contact
the Shared Housing program at (503) 225-9924.
Transition
Projects, Inc. - Transition Projects provides a broad array of services
for low income and homeless persons in Portland, including case management,
emergency shelter, transitional and permanent rental housing.
The
Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue page - Provides excellent information
concerning fire safety and smoke alarm information for both renters and
landlords. If you have any questions concerning fire safety in your home,
please visit this page.
Regional
Multiple Listing Service - The Regional Multiple Listing Service (RMLS)
inventories properties listed for sale by participating Realtors(R) in the
greater Portland, Oregon metropolitan area and Clark and Cowlitz Counties in
Washington. You may find properties for sale here at RMLS.com that you don't
find on HousingConnections.org.
Affordable
Communities for Everyone (ACE Communities) - Affordable Community
Environments (ACE) Community Development Corporation exists to “provide
accessible, affordable housing with available support services in an
innovative living environment for residents of SW Washington” while striving
to build beautiful, environmentally “green” homes.
SmokeFreeHousingNW - For renters
bothered by second-hand smoke, this site will answer FAQs, describe your
rights and help you find non-smoking housing. Resources developed by
American Lung Association of Oregon, Multnomah County Health Department and
Clark County Public Health.
Oregon
LeadLine - The LeadLine is staffed by Oregon-licensed Lead Risk
Assessors in the Multnomah County Health Department's Lead Poisoning
Prevention Program who can answer your questions about lead poisoning and
prevention. Information available includes: * FREE CHILDHOOD BLOOD LEAD
SCREENING * INFORMATION FOR HOME REPAIR AND REMODELING * REDUCING HOME LEAD
HAZARDS: Information, workshops and services * FREE TAP WATER TESTING
My First
Home - My First Home Magazine is a Operation H.O.M.E. strategy to
educate consumers and to encourage more people of color to purchase homes in
Portland, Oregon. Within our magazine and web site, you will find
information from organizations that are committed to helping people of color
and anyone else who is struggling to own a home of their own.
Clark
County Rental Association - The Clark County (WA) Rental Association
educates landlords and property managers in successful management
techniques, and keeps them up-to-date on laws and regulations which govern
the rental housing industry.
Community
Development Network - The CDN is an association of nonprofit community
development corporations in Portland. The site includes housing-related
resources and a directory of its member organizations.
Metro
Multifamily Housing Association - MMHA represents approximately 150,000
rental units across Oregon and SW Washington. Our members consist of
residential property managers large and small, as well as industry suppliers
that perform every service related to rental housing. We serve as an
educational and professional development resource for our members and
through our annual events, instructional classes, and up-to-date rental
forms Metro Multifamily Housing Association creates a professional community
that proudly promotes quality rental housing.
Multifamily
Assistance Program (MAP) - Connects you to a free statewide service that
helps rental property owners obtain cash and tax incentives for energy
efficiency upgrades. Contact MAP at (800) 813-2201.
Oregon
Rental Housing Association - The Oregon Rental Housing Association is a
membership organization of residential rental owners and managers that works
on behalf of the interests of the industry, including legislative advocacy
and continuing professional education.
Rental
Housing Association of Greater Portland - The RHA is a non-profit member
organization that offers tenant screening, rental forms, and trainings on
improved management techniques for rental housing owners and managers of
Portland metropolitan area.
Landlord
Study Hall - Our goal at Landlord Study Hall is to empower owners of
residential and multifamily homes; providing education and information,
allowing us to develop a lifetime relationship with the attendees, and to
assist them with their residential and rental real estate transactions.
Bureau of
Development Services, Neighborhood Inspections Program - The City of
Portland, Bureau of Development Services' Neighborhood Inspections
Program provides assistance on abating
grass
and weeds, trash and debris in residential areas. If you are a
landlord within the City of Portland, you may be interested in their
Landlord
Training Program.
Institute
of Real Estate Management (IREM) - IREM is a national association for
property managers. The state and local chapters linked to here offer
educational classes and training toward national designations.
Multifamily
Garbage and Recycling Info, City of Portland - Within the City of
Portland, all residential properties of five units and larger are required
to establish garbage and recycling systems. This include apartments,
condominiums, mobile home parks and moorages.
SmokeFreeHousingNW - This site offers
practical tools for developing and implementing a no-smoking policy in
rental housing, including FAQs, marketing, and tenant compliance. Developed
by American Lung Association of Oregon, Multnomah County Health Department
and Clark County Health Department
Oregon
LeadLine - The LeadLine is staffed by Oregon-licensed Lead Risk
Assessors in the Multnomah County Health Department's Lead Poisoning
Prevention Program who can answer your questions about lead poisoning and
prevention. Information available includes: * FREE CHILDHOOD BLOOD LEAD
SCREENING * INFORMATION FOR HOME REPAIR AND REMODELING * REDUCING HOME LEAD
HAZARDS: Information, workshops and services * FREE TAP WATER TESTING
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