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Join us in making a difference. Give!Guide is Willamette Week’s annual effort to raise funds and awareness to the good works of local nonprofits.
In collaboration with Americh, Chown Hardware are hosting a special LIVE auction event on October 3rd at their Portland showroom! A custom Americh Somerset solid surface bathtub hand-painted by the […]
Rose Haven’s award winning trauma informed approach to services and the physical design of the space means that re-traumatization of guests is less likely, and the agency is best positioned […]
People living on Portland’s streets and those working to connect them to food, clothing and shelter reacted Friday to the Supreme Court’s Grants Pass decision. The 6-3 ruling leaves it up […]
A debate is raging about whether or not Multnomah County should distribute tents to the homeless one day ahead of a Portland City Council vote aimed at curbing such activity. […]
You may not see it, but you can surely smell the result of five days of extreme temperatures on the streets of Portland’s Old Town neighborhood. Urine and hot trash […]
The National Women’s Shelter Network, Inc. Joins Law Enforcement Associations, Faith-Based Organizations, Medical Professionals, Legal Experts, Academic Leaders, Advocates, and Members of Congress to Urge an End to the Criminalization […]
On the one hand, many are relieved to see the mayor taking what they call a more humane approach. On the other hand, some are still concerned about it […]
Lack of affordable housing, health care needs and a digital divide worsen conditions for homeless seniors by Ellen Clarke | 24 Jan 2024 Editor’s note: This story discusses self-harm. In her late 50s, […]
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Wintery weather and frigid temperatures have agencies across the Portland metro thinking of those most vulnerable: the homeless. While some agencies already have overnight warming shelters […]