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I’m interested in being a client at Kenton Women’s Village. Who do I contact?

Please contact KWV waitlist number 503.688.2632to discuss your needs.

I’m an interested community member or member of the media. How do I visit Kenton Women’s Village?

Kenton Women’s Village is a private community for fifteen women (limited capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic). Many community partners and volunteers worked to make the Village a reality, and have contributed time or talent or financial support to this important and innovative project.

In an effort to protect the privacy and preserve the village as a home, outside visitation is limited. Please call (971) 222-1880 to inquire.

How do I volunteer with Kenton Women’s Village?

You can learn more about our volunteer opportunities here.

Articles

Recognize Resurrection

Posted By | Natalie Wood
Easter is more than a day. It’s a seven-week season focused on renewal and wonder. And Easter is also much more than a historic event. It changed history, infusing it with great patterns of hope. Your support for Catholic Charities of Oregon can help make sure that Easter just keeps happening, day by day.

‘It’s freedom, a chance to expand’

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications
Catholic Charites refugee team partners with local organization that provides free bicycles More than 50 Portland-area refugees served by Catholic Charities of Oregon will be rolling through spring with new or refurbished bicycles, helmets and locks. That’s thanks to a consortium of cycle-minded nonprofits.

In the News: Catholic Charities seeks housing for 3 refugee families that just arrived in Portland

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications (source KGW8)
This story highlights the critical refugee resettlement work being done by Catholic Charities of Oregon.  After greeting families and individuals at the airport from countries like the Ukraine, securing housing for refugees is a first and crucial step toward stability and healing.

Lifting each other

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications
Throwback Thursday: Refugee family and neighbors create a transformative bond This is a story about a family from 9,000 miles away with so much gravitas and good nature that a Portland neighborhood has fallen hopelessly in love.