LATEST AT REACH
Stories and updates from the REACH team, partners, and supporters.
More Than a Building: Creating Opportunity at 73Foster
73Foster is more than a building. As residents begin moving into 64 affordable homes, including 22 permanent supportive housing units with onsite case management from El Programa Hispano Católico, we're celebrating the partnerships, resources, and community connections that help Read More »
REACH Welcomes Five New Members to Our Board of Directors
REACH is pleased to welcome five new members to its Board of Directors: Cameron Herrington, Maggie Gilman Holm, Emily Kaleel, Andrea Guedes, and Seth Leonard. Together, they bring decades of experience in housing policy, nonprofit leadership, communications, community engagement, Read More »
Camas Meadows Showcases What’s Possible When Housing Solutions Come Together
At Camas Meadows, REACH welcomed housing and community leaders for a discussion on affordable housing, job creation, and housing policy. The event showcased how collaboration across sectors is helping deliver more affordable homes and opportunities for Oregon families. Read More »
Job Jumpstart Fund: Removing Barriers and Opening Doors to Employment
Small obstacles can have outsized consequences when someone is working to secure or sustain employment. A missed certification fee, lack of work clothing, or a transportation issue can mean the difference between stability and setback. Read More »
Federal Court Orders DHS to Immediately Stop Flooding Portland Homes with Toxic Chemical Munitions
Court Finds Residents Face Irreparable Harm and Bars Use of Tear Gas and Other Chemical Weapons Near Gray’s Landing Housing Community Read More »
Gray’s Landing Residents and REACH Take Action to Protect Health and Safety
REACH and Gray’s Landing residents have filed an emergency motion to stop DHS from using tear gas and chemical munitions near homes. Toxic exposure has caused severe health impacts for families, seniors, and veterans. We’re fighting for safe, healthy housing. Read More »