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Resident Services

Catholic Charities of Oregon helps residents maintain their housing and thrive as members of our community.

More than housing

Our Resident Services team provides on-site, relationship-centered support and services

Across several of our properties in Portland, our Resident Services team is committed to ensuring every individual and family is deeply supported and connected to community.

Resident Services for Families in Southeast Portland

At Kateri ParkEsperanza CourtHoward House, and Haven House, resident services coordinators work with residents located on Catholic Charities of Oregon’ southeast Portland campus. Services are primarily for families and include academic enrichment programs for preschool and school age children, English language instruction, family mentors, citizenship, health promotion, school liaison, and family advocacy, among other services.

Resident Services for Seniors & Persons with Disabilities

Caritas Villa, Caritas Plaza, and Sacred Heart Villa serve older adults and people with disabilities. Programming is offered to educate residents on self care and managing chronic illness, but is also designed to invite seniors to continue participating in outside activities, volunteer as they are able, and manage their fixed incomes.

Resident Services in Northeast Portland

Named in honor of community leader Gladys McCoy, the first African American elected to public office in Oregon, McCoy Village provides affordable housing for low-income families and seniors.

Health services offered through community partners are designed to help seniors remain in their communities for as long as they can. Additionally, resident services coordinators partner with family members and other community partners to provide neighborhood-based services.

Resident Services

In-Kind Needs

We are in need of the following items:

  • School supplies (please refer to the Portland Public School list)
  • Disposable razors
  • School backpacks
  • Adult diapers (all sizes)
  • First aid kits (household size)
  • Ice packs
  • Band-Aids
  • Bottled water
  • Reusable water bottles
  • House plant supplies (Indoor soil and pots)
  • Full-size bed (1)
  • Bedside tables
  • Small couch or loveseat
  • Table lamps
  • Dresser (1)
  • Small TV (1)
Articles

Catholic Charities buildings named finalists for prize

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications
Two Catholic Charities housing developments are up for awards in the 2023 TopProjects competition. The Daily Journal of Commerce contest recognizes the best buildings put up in the past year in Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Lunch among ladies

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications
March 8, is International Women’s Day! To celebrate, we’d like to share with you this video and beautiful story from the women of Kenton.

Aman's Journey to Safety and Stability

Posted By | Raeann Boero, Communications Coordinator
Without Chiles House, Aman would have been living on the streets, battling his PTSD alone and facing the additional trauma of homelessness. Thanks to Chiles House, Aman now has a safe place to heal and has access to counseling right next door at Catholic Charities’ headquarters.

Darla's Story of Hope

Posted By | Raeann Boero, Communications Coordinator
The Housing Transitions Program (HTP) operates on the Housing First model that prioritizes finding permanent housing as quickly as possible, providing supportive services as needed. Everyone’s path at Catholic Charities is different and Darla’s story is a beautiful example of a Catholic Charities client’s journey into permanent housing.