By Charlotte Hanscom Every night, thousands of Oregonians sleep on sidewalks, in tents and in cars. Houselessness is continually increasing and is currently one of the main issues the city […]
Housed, Unhoused Frustrated With City’s Handling of Homeless Situation Read More
By Frances Vice, Franklin High School’s The Franklin Post Beginning around July 2025, tenants will start moving into the Cesar Apartments, located at 1610 SE Cesar E Chavez Blvd., which
Making a Dent in Houselessness at Cesar Apartments Read More
By Jonathan Sommer, Franklin High School’s The Franklin Post In recent years, Portland has seen freezing ice storms which caused mass power outages, shut down roads and led to numerous
Winter is Coming: How to Support Our Unhoused Neighbors Read More
Portlanders now have a new and improved online system for reporting campsites that eliminates the need for people to log in. The new form improves accessibility for all community members,
New Campsite Reporting Website Eliminates Log In Requirement Read More
By Marshall Hammond A new kind of housing development aimed at serving the most vulnerable members of Portland’s houseless population is scheduled to break ground on city-owned land at SE
Construction to Begin on SE Division St. Micro-Village Read More
Mark your calendars for a Summit on Homelessness from SE Uplift’s Houselessness Action Committee (HAC) Thursday, September 7, 6-8 pm. HAC is committed to taking action, fostering collaboration and driving
SE Uplift Summit on Homelessness Read More
By Ellen Spitaleri Currently the lack of affordable housing and the homeless situation are two challenging issues in Portland. “We’re all concerned and not sure how to help,” said Beckie
Family Promise of Metro East to Open Family Shelters in March 2022 Read More
The League of Women Voters of Portland present a Zoom panel discussion about how organizations in the metro area are addressing the problems of houselessness. A link to the recording
LWV Homelessness to Housing Panel Read More
