A bed can be requested by filling out this form: https://www.tprojects.org/shelter-access-pre-screening-form

• If unable to fill out the form, we ask for individuals to visit the Transition Projects Resource Center at 650 NW Irving, Portland, OR, 97209.

• Our shelters are not available for drop-in; all guests are required to have a reservation or referral prior to arrival.

• Once a space is reserved, the guest may continue to use the space until they no longer need it.

Housing-focused supports: 1:1 support to set short- and long-term housing goals and overcome housing barriers. Case managers help guests get application ready, including obtaining ID and addressing past debt and legal issues, and provide direct housing placement assistance. They also support in identifying opportunities for earned income and qualify for social security and VA benefits.

Health-focused services: Wellness staff and peer-supports connect guests with Oregon Health Plan, alcohol and drug treatment, mental health treatment, and primary care.

• All shelters are gender affirming

• Large sleeping room(s)

• Access to onsite resources such as Case Management and Wellness Access Specialists.

• A space for coffee and tea, books, and board games

• TV and computer stations

• Restrooms, showers, and laundry

• Space to leave belongings during the day

• A hot dinner every night, with snacks and leftovers provided during the day

Yes. Guests may bring their animal that is well-behaved, safe, and housebroken.

The owner of the animal is responsible for caring for, feeding, and cleaning up after the animal.

Be Respectful

• Be a good neighbor

• Disruptive, threatening, violent, and oppressive behavior will not be tolerated

• No racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, hate-speech

Be Safe

• No smoking inside; smoke only in designated outdoor areas

• No possession or use of alcohol, drugs or weapons

Be Kind

• Don’t steal, destroy property, or litter in or around the shelter

  Repeat rule violations and situations resulting in a 911 police call may result in exclusion.

Shelter participants will be expected to be working towards a personalized housing plan.

Donations are welcome and appreciated! See tprojects.org/give for ways to give.

Providing meals is a rewarding hands-on experience for a group of friends, co-workers, family, or neighbors! Meal providers plan, purchase, cook and serve a meal to shelter residents.

Volunteers: There are many opportunities for volunteers to support the program. To get involved, please contact volunteer@tprojects.org or 503.488.7745.

Visit www.tprojects.org/contact-us if you have questions or concerns that are not answered here.