Housing Services News

With Supportive Housing Services (SHS) resources, Washington County funds capital investments in access center and two transitional housing sites to address important community need for housing with wrap around services onsite.

Every day, Supportive Housing Services (SHS) resources are helping neighbors like Rebekah thrive.

The Beaverton Shelter joins the Washington County shelter program, representing over 430 beds county-wide thanks to critical Supportive Housing Services funding.

You might remember Russell from our 2022-23 SHS annual report. Well, this year we’ve got an update for you!

Our Homeless Services Assistant Director Jes Larson spent the day with two outreach workers from Project Homeless Connect: Amanda Terpening and Chad Giakas.

SHS revenue is fully committed, supporting Washington County’s homeless services system of care, providing a pathway to stable housing for people experiencing and at risk of homelessness to stable housing, and serving over 10,000 people in the last year.

Designed to meet the needs of one of Oregon’s most diverse communities, it’s their largest complex ever built

Severe Weather Shelters will close July 10, 2024 at 9 a.m.

Los refugios de clima extremo cerrarán el 10 de julio a las 9 a.m.

Due to dangerous conditions, Washington County has activated severe weather shelters for anyone seeking shelter through the summer weather event.