HOUSING Stabilization
Housing Stabilization at YCAP offers a variety of services and resources to the community including: one-time financial assistance, shelter placement, supportive housing programs, case management, and other supportive services. Our programs are targeted towards low-income households, and individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Those in need can inquire about any of the programs by calling (503) 687-1494 .
Services include:
Self-sufficiency and goal-setting information
Referral services
Financial Assistance that can be used for work related needs, transportation, education, ID, licenses and birth certificates
Case management to assist families in achieving and maintaining stable housing
Assistance searching for and obtaining housing
Shelters for homeless families with children and single women
Affordable housing
Rental assistance for homeless and low-income households and those at risk of becoming homeless
Landlord Information
Landlords are essential to the success of YCAP’s Supportive Housing programs and we work diligently to maintain strong landlord partnerships. If you currently work with us or if you are interested in learning more about partnering with YCAP, check out our landlord materials below:
Landlord Benefits Sheet
HTBA Landlord Letter
ROLS Landlord Letter
SSVF Landlord Letter
Stabilization Landlord Letter
YCAP Landlord Helpline
Direct Deposit
YCAP hosts a Landlord Lunch quarterly, which introduces new landlords to YCAP programs, addresses any questions or concerns landlords might have about partnering with YCAP, and allows us to express gratitude to those landlords that currently partner with us.
SPOTLIGHT STORY
“A family of six staying in YCAP’s Shelter struggled for months to find housing. Despite their recent progress and steady income, they faced several housing barriers, such as a past eviction and poor credit. After working closely with their Case Manager and YCAP’s Housing Specialist, they located a house that met their needs and their application was accepted through one of our landlord partnerships. They now pay 100% of their own rent and remain successful and stably housed.”
