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Project PATH Practical Assistance through Transitional Housing
Last Updated: 01/15/2024 |
-Community Development- Contact: Dave Stockdale Project Liaison: Marisela Morales Financial Contact: Melissa Ince DESCRIPTIONThe Cities of Hermiston, Umatilla, Stanfield and Echo are working in partnership with Umatilla County to establish a program and develop a site to implement Project Path (Practical Assistance through Transitional Housing). This project is intended to bring together various services available in the region to assist individuals and families facing homelessness with the objective to move them into and through transitional housing to permanent housing. A major component of Project PATH will include a facility on property owned by Umatilla County within the City of Umatilla to create a safe space for overnight or longer stays with supportive services available onsite. The site will have transit services available to it to encourage work during the transition from homelessness to having a home. Why it's needed-In response to the State experiencing a significant increase in the number of people experiencing homelessness and unsheltered homelessness, lack of funds, resources, services, lack of affordable housing, the Oregon Department of Administrative Services is providing fund to communities to help and coordinate leadership to end homelessness. FINANCIAL
ENGAGEMENTNone. IMAGESSee below.
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