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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.

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A New Chapter for Caritas Housing and the People We Serve
Caritas Housing

A New Chapter for Caritas Housing and the People We Serve

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications
Catholic Charities of Oregon has reached an agreement to sell 19 affordable housing properties to EAH Housing. The planned sale will keep more than 1,000 homes in the hands of an affordable housing nonprofit and allow Catholic Charities to focus more of its work on the services that help people find and keep a stable…
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A Familiar Welcome is About to Grow
Homeless Services

A Familiar Welcome is About to Grow

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications
A meal, a shower, a familiar face. At Catholic Charities of Oregon’s Housing Transitions Program, everyday moments of care help women experiencing homelessness find connection and support. Now, we’re excited to plan an expansion that will make room for more women, even as funding cuts force other local services to scale back.
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What it means to welcome the stranger
Leadership

What it means to welcome the stranger

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications
A familiar teaching took on renewed meaning at this month’s Catholic Charities USA gathering. As Catholic Charities of Oregon prepares to resume refugee resettlement, CEO Kaleen Deatherage reflects on the responsibilities of welcome and the possibilities it creates for our communities.
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Learning to Listen at Kenton Women's Village
Homeless Services

Learning to Listen at Kenton Women's Village

Posted By | Catholic Charities Communications
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