Programs

Transition Projects provides people with the resources and tools they need to end their homelessness and maintain housing. Helping people meet their basic needs-shelter, clothing, food, cleanliness-is the bedrock of what we do. Once someone has met their basic needs, they can build the skills they need to transition to housing-goal setting, job skills, life skills, overcoming barriers to housing and income.

Our programs include:

Barbara Maher Building - Thirty-two units of supportive housing for women in recovery.

The Clark Center - A 90-bed shelter for men that provides the supports needed to move out of homelessness. The Clark Center features an on-site computer lab, mental health counseling, life skills, and case management. Stays are up to four months.

The Clark Center Annex - Twenty-two units of permanent supportive housing for men.

The Community Service Center - The front door to the agency, the Community Service Center provides showers, clothing, access to shelter waiting lists, information and referral, Community Voice Mail, mail, a message service, identification assistance, and housing assistance to homeless persons.

The Glisan Center - A 90-bed shelter for men, featuring: case management, life skills, mental health counseling, and a computer lab. Stays are up to four months.

Housing Outreach - Providing housing assistance, supportive services, a special outreach program for homeless women, and services to help people maintain their housing. Housing Outreach also provides eviction prevention, rental assistance, and case management for people on our shelter waiting lists.

Jean's Place - A 55-bed program for women. Jean's Place was the first program of its kind for women in Portland. It features an education and employment center, mental health counseling, case management, and life skills. The program includes the opportunity to lease a room at Jean's Place while rebuilding rental histories. Stays are up to eleven months.