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Shelter opens at former Salem motel for wildfire victims, homeless - Vimarsana News

Shelter opens at former Salem motel for wildfire victims, homeless

This month, the former Super 8 motel in northeast Salem is set to open its doors as one the 19 shelters funded by Project Turnkey.

The Skanner News - Sen. Manning on the Year Ahead and the Year That Was - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Sen. Manning on the Year Ahead and the Year That Was

In a virtual town hall Tuesday, Sen. James Manning (D-Eugene), previewed next year’s legislative priorities, beginning with a short session during which he said senators and representatives were told not to bring forward any bills relating to guns or vaccines.

Medford to consider $420K grant toward Rogue Retreat 'Project Turnkey' housing - Vimarsana News

Medford to consider $420K grant toward Rogue Retreat 'Project Turnkey' housing

The Medford City Council will discuss on Thursday night whether to allocate CARES Act funding toward the Redwood Inn emergency housing development.

Source: kdrv.com
Rogue Retreat receives $150K check from People's Bank for Medford housing renovations - Vimarsana News

Rogue Retreat receives $150K check from People's Bank for Medford housing renovations

The People's Bank of Commerce Foundation gave a $150,000 grant to Rogue Retreat for five rooms at the Redwood Inn, now the site of emergency housing.

Source: kdrv.com
Shepherd's House plans to renovate former Redmond church to help the homeless - Vimarsana News

Shepherd's House plans to renovate former Redmond church to help the homeless

Shepherd’s House plans to renovate former Redmond church to help the homeless BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Shepherd’s House Ministries, a nonprofit shelter operator in Bend, is partnering with Redmond churches to develop a year-round shelter for Redmond's homeless population. Director of Development Dave Notari, said they have been doing winter ministries in Redmond and in that seven year span, they have been looking for an opportunity to develop a homeless shelter.  “The need in Redmond continues to grow with those who are experiencing homelessness and are unhoused,” Notari said. With the ...

Source: ktvz.com