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Portland-area homeless people need more than just the keys to an apartment to stay off the streets. They also need support services such as mental health care, addiction treatment and job training.
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Portland-area homeless people need more than just the keys to an apartment to stay off the streets. They also need support services such as mental health care, addiction treatment and job training.
Stafford Beer, the British theorist, taught that “the purpose of a system is what it does.” But too often, what it does is not what was intended. If we want our community systems to produce something different, we need to do something different.
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Speaker Tina Kotek has added $20 million to her proposal to help Oregon cities deal with rising homelessness.
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House Speaker Tina Kotek wants an emergency declaration recognizing the state’s homelessness crisis, with the state spending $120 million on affordable housing and shelter needs.
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Oregon’s legislative leaders aren’t expecting health care to be the wedge issue that divides lawmakers this session.
Multnomah County is experiencing a spike in chronic homelessness, according to figures presented to local elected officials Tuesday.
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More homeless people than ever are dying in Multnomah County.
Oregon Health & Science University students are holding a one-day free clinic for local residents who need basic medical, dental or vision exams.
Life on the streets turned deadly again last year in the Portland area, with dozens of people dying far too young.
