
ALT Image of young man in a wheelchair with a service dog sitting next to him. Housing Oregon's Industry Support Conference and Gala September 26, 27, and 28. Text is about the conference's Resident Services Track Highlights about connecting residents with resources addressing social determinants of health.

ALT Photo of two men smiling and with hands clasped together on a postcard detailing Housing Oregon's 2023 Industry Support Conference & Gala. Highlighting a track of five workshops addressing the affordable housing needs for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) which is made possible by the support of the Kuni Foundation. Workshops listed are: Deepening Disparities: Stable Housing Needs for our Neurodiverse Neighbors Supported Living: Making Affordable Housing Work for Everyone Turning up the Volume: I/DD Advocacy Wins and the Road Ahead Accessory Dwelling Units as a Path Toward Inclusive I/DD Housing Incorporating the IDD Communities’ Unmet Needs into our Understanding of Fair Housing Proudly sponsored by Umpqua Bank, Walsh Construction, Wells Fargo, Oregon Housing and Community Services, JPMorgan Chase, and Kuni Foundation. Register Today at www.housingoregon.org/conference

ALT HUD INVESTING IN MAKING HOMES HEALTHIER $700 million These grants will go to state and local goverments to improve the health and safety of low-income families living in privately-owned older (pre-1978) homes. $50 million This funding was made available to assist communities in building the capacity necessary to operatea full-scale lead hazard control and health homes program. $171 million These awards will go to public housing agencies to evaluate and reduce housing-related hazards, including lead-based paint in public housing.





























