South Corvallis and Lincoln City motels to be repurposed for homeless
From the Lincoln City Homepage: Oregon’s Project Turnkey was awarded three grants totaling $11.4 million for properties in Corvallis, Eugene and Lincoln City to purchase and
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From the Lincoln City Homepage: Oregon’s Project Turnkey was awarded three grants totaling $11.4 million for properties in Corvallis, Eugene and Lincoln City to purchase and
From The Lincoln City News Guard and the Newport News Times: Community Services Consortium (CSC) has received an additional $2.5 million dollars of state funding
From the Lincoln City News Guard: In 2020, CSC provided over $3.7 million to the community in rental assistance for households that were financially impacted
From the Lincoln City News Guard: Community Services Consortium (CSC) —a Community Action Agency providing assistance with housing, food, employment, education, utility bills and more—is
From the Corvallis Gazette-Times: Since July of 2020, Community Services Consortium (CSC) —a Community Action Agency providing assistance with housing, food, employment, education, utility bills
From MyCentralOregon.com: Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) and Oregon Health Authority (OHA) are teaming up to address COVID-19-related health inequities through a shared investment
From the Albany Democrat-Herald: Working with Linn Benton Food Share, SHEM provides monthly meal boxes — enough to last at least five days — to
From the Polk County Itemizer-Observer: A simple sidewalk project brought about opportunities for collaboration and education. About a year ago, Claire Osborn asked city of
From the Albany Democrat-Herald and the Corvallis Gazette-Times: The Community Services Consortium has awarded more than half a million dollars in emergency grant money to
From the Sweet Home New Era: A wave of evictions may occur once the statewide moratorium on evictions runs out on Sept. 30, experts say,
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