Uniting to Provide Housing Options for Oregon
Since 2017, Oregon’s unsheltered homelessness rate has increased by 63 percent. See how partners across our state are making progress toward reducing homelessness every day.
To address the crisis and help Oregon take action, Governor Tina Kotek has:
Declared homelessness
a state of emergency in Oregon
Set a goal of
36,000 new homes per year
“The housing crisis is one of the largest emergencies we have ever faced … and the human suffering it causes to individuals, families and communities is unacceptable. We can and must rise to meet the moment.”
– Tina Kotek, Governor
Building a Better Tomorrow
Use this dashboard to see frequently updated data about your region’s success in reducing homelessness:
- Select your community’s continuum of care from the dropdown box to track goals and progress.
- Choose an icon for details on emergency shelter beds and permanent homes being created and utilized to help Oregon neighbors in need.
- Track homelessness prevention efforts by selecting a community action agency from an additional dropdown box or choosing an icon to see how funding is being used.
Making a Difference
Who's Involved
News
Access articles and press releases about how our state is helping neighbors in need.