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A-24 Appendices—<strong>Oregon</strong> <strong>HIV</strong>/<strong>AIDS</strong> <strong>Housing</strong> and <strong>Services</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> Integration Plan<br />
Umpqua CDC<br />
Online: http://www.umpquacdc.org/<br />
Contact: 541-267-6505, 541-673-4909<br />
Programs: Affordable housing developer in Douglas, Coos, and Curry Counties. Special needs<br />
housing currently includes programs for people with brain injuries, victims <strong>of</strong><br />
domestic violence, and autistic adults. Other programs include housing rehabilitation<br />
and regional housing centers.<br />
Other <strong>Housing</strong> and Related Resources<br />
Lane County Human <strong>Services</strong> Commission<br />
Online: http://www.lanecounty.org/hsc/<br />
Contact: HOME TBA program, 541-682-3798<br />
Pearl Wolfe, Homeless services, 541-682-4629, pearl.wolfe@co.lane.or.us<br />
Programs: Community action agency sponsored by Lane County. Programs include:<br />
• HOME Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBA)<br />
• Weatherization and energy assistance<br />
• List <strong>of</strong> other services available online at:<br />
http://www.lanecounty.org/HSC/ProvidersPrograms.htm<br />
ShelterCare<br />
Online: http://www.sheltercare.org<br />
Contact: Erin Bonner, 541-686-1262 x313, ebonner@sheltercare.org<br />
Chris Steele, 541-686-1262 x311, csteele@sheltercare.org<br />
Programs: Lane County housing and services provider focusing on homeless and mentally ill<br />
populations. People are selected <strong>of</strong>f wait lists into programs that match their service<br />
needs, not necessarily in order <strong>of</strong> application. Programs include:<br />
• Shelter Plus Care vouchers for formerly homeless, administered with HACSA<br />
• Emergency Shelter and Support provides support and housing in community<br />
residential settings<br />
• Transitional <strong>Services</strong> provides ongoing staff support after families leave<br />
shelter for housing in the community<br />
• Homelessness Prevention provides small amounts <strong>of</strong> financial assistance<br />
coupled with one-on-one support and training<br />
• Crisis management and intensive care programs provide varying levels <strong>of</strong><br />
support and housing needed during a mental health crisis<br />
• Supported vocational services for individuals with mental illness<br />
Sponsors, Inc.<br />
Online: http://www.sponsorsinc.org/
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