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70-bed addiction recovery housing to open in East Portland By Nicole Hayden, oregonlive.com Share: East Portland will soon have new transitional housing for people experiencing homelessness who are in the early stages of their recovery from substance use. Central City Concern, one of the area’s largest homeless services provider, received $7 million from the Oregon Community Foundation to acquire a former 70-room Comfort Inn and Suites near Portland International Airport. The CCC Recovery Hotel is part of Oregon’s $65 million program to remake motels into homeless shelters,...

70-bed addiction recovery housing to open in East Portland Updated May 06, 2021; Posted May 06, 2021 The facility, located at 5019 NE 102nd Ave., is slated to open in September. The hotel will be able to serve 70 people at a time, providing residents access to behavioral health care, addiction recovery services, and help finding a job and permanent housing. Facebook Share East Portland will soon have new transitional housing for people experiencing homelessness who are in the early stages of their recovery from substance use. Central City Concern, one of the area’s largest homeless servic...

May 07 2021 Washington County received a $6.2 million grant from Project Turnkey to purchase the motel for the project. Washington County plans to turn a motel in Hillsboro into the county's first year-round shelter for homeless and other at-risk groups after receiving grant funding for the project. The county received $6.2 million from Project Turnkey to purchase the 60-room Econo Lodge Inn & Suites at 622 S.E. 10th Ave., according to a Thursday, April 22, announcement from the nonprofit Oregon Community Foundation. The foundation is administering Project Turnkey, which was created by ...

City of Bend to consider 2 NE Bend motels for converting into temporary transitional shelter Two NE Bend motels are in the running for a state-funded project to be purchased by city of Bend for temporary transitional housing Process resumes a month after earlier motel purchase plan was scrubbed BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – A month after the city of Bend called off plans to buy a Third Street motel to convert into a transitional shelter, city councilors Wednesday night agreed to begin the process again, this time considering two other northeast Bend motels, to see if one is suitable for a state-funde...

State Sen. Jeff Golden, D-Medford, urged his colleagues to vote for the housing bill. Here he listens to arguments on the floor of the Oregon Senate in January 2019. A measure to allow the easy conversion of hotels and motels into emergency shelters and long-term affordable housing for people who lost their homes in the wildfires or who are otherwise unhoused sailed through the Senate on Monday. A measure to ease the conversion of hotels and motels into emergency shelters and long-term affordable housing for people who lost their homes in the wildfires or who are otherwise unhoused sailed thr...