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COORDINATED ENTRY FOR FAMILIES - MOBILE HOUSING TEAM (MHT) QUEUE
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211info is the main agency that is placing families into the Coordinated Entry for Families MHTQ system. Please do not call or walk in to any of the partner agencies, as they will refer back to 211info.
Coordinated Entry for Families/MHT is not an immediate or guaranteed resource and is based on availability of services and individual eligibility.
Eligibility:
AND meet one of the following criteria:
-Staying in emergency shelter, transitional housing, place not meant for habitation (i.e. car, streets, tent, abandoned building, etc.)
-Staying in an institution (i.e. jail, hospital, substance use or mental health treatment facility, etc.) and at risk of exiting to homelessness
-Doubled up (staying with family/friends and not on the lease) and at risk of becoming literally homeless within 14 days
-Housed and will become literally homeless within 14 days or has received an official court order notice of eviction (notice of restitution)
-Fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, or other dangerous or life-threatening conditions that relate to violence and lacks the resources or support networks to obtain other safe, permanent housing
Meeting eligibility requirements does not guarantee access to housing. Households are prioritized for limited resources based on factors including barriers to housing, length of time homeless, and date assessed. Please encourage people to continue seeking other resources and support.
This program cannot assist financially with current eviction to maintain current housing. It may be able to help with future housing if the tenants end up vacating current housing due to the eviction. For eviction prevention in current housing seek rental or eviction prevention assistance.
AND meet one of the following criteria:
-Staying in emergency shelter, transitional housing, place not meant for habitation (i.e. car, streets, tent, abandoned building, etc.)
-Staying in an institution (i.e. jail, hospital, substance use or mental health treatment facility, etc.) and at risk of exiting to homelessness
-Doubled up (staying with family/friends and not on the lease) and at risk of becoming literally homeless within 14 days
-Housed and will become literally homeless within 14 days or has received an official court order notice of eviction (notice of restitution)
-Fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, or other dangerous or life-threatening conditions that relate to violence and lacks the resources or support networks to obtain other safe, permanent housing
Meeting eligibility requirements does not guarantee access to housing. Households are prioritized for limited resources based on factors including barriers to housing, length of time homeless, and date assessed. Please encourage people to continue seeking other resources and support.
This program cannot assist financially with current eviction to maintain current housing. It may be able to help with future housing if the tenants end up vacating current housing due to the eviction. For eviction prevention in current housing seek rental or eviction prevention assistance.
Hours:
8am-6pm 7 days per week for screening intake assessment
8am-6pm 7 days per week for screening intake assessment
Phone/FAX Numbers
- Intake 211
Email Address: [email protected]
INTAKE PROCEDURE:
Family/friends/caseworkers can add individuals needing services to the waitlist, however to complete the full waitlist intake the individual needing services will be contacted within a few days by a Homeless Services Specialist from 211 and will need to give consent to be added to the list and receive services.
During the initial call, 211info will take name and phone number and submit a referral form for a callback. A Coordinated Entry for Families Homeless Services Specialist will call back within 72 hours with additional screening questions. Voicemail available for those returning a call from a Homeless Services Specialist.
Assistance is based on the Multnomah Services and Screening Tool assessment (MSST -formerly SPDAT) to determine the risk of a family's situation and their prioritization of services and is not first come, first served.
Family/friends/caseworkers can add individuals needing services to the waitlist, however to complete the full waitlist intake the individual needing services will be contacted within a few days by a Homeless Services Specialist from 211 and will need to give consent to be added to the list and receive services.
During the initial call, 211info will take name and phone number and submit a referral form for a callback. A Coordinated Entry for Families Homeless Services Specialist will call back within 72 hours with additional screening questions. Voicemail available for those returning a call from a Homeless Services Specialist.
Assistance is based on the Multnomah Services and Screening Tool assessment (MSST -formerly SPDAT) to determine the risk of a family's situation and their prioritization of services and is not first come, first served.
FEES:
DOCUMENTS:
AREA SERVED:
Services:
- Homeless Permanent Supportive Housing * Homeless Families
- Homeless Permanent Supportive Housing * Pregnant Individuals
- Housing Related Coordinated Entry * Homeless Families
- Housing Related Coordinated Entry * Pregnant Individuals
Other Services Offered At This Location:
- DISASTER SERVICES - 211INFO DCM LINE
- DISASTER SERVICES - GORGE CITIZEN ALERT PROGRAM
- DISASTER SERVICES - SEVERE WINTER WEATHER INFORMATION SERVICES
- DISASTER SERVICES - WINTER AND SEVERE WEATHER INFORMATION SERVICES - MULTNOMAH COUNTY
- FOOD - 211INFO SNAP AND FOOD ACCESS
- HEALTH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES - 211INFO IMMUNIZATION LINE
- HOUSING/SHELTER - COORDINATED ENTRY FOR FAMILIES - MOBILE HOUSING TEAM QUEUE (MHT) FAQ AND SCRIPTING
- HOUSING/SHELTER - LANE COUNTY HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
- HOUSING/SHELTER - MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAMILY SHELTER WAITLIST
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - 211INFO CHILD CARE
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - 211INFO COORDINATION CENTER
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - 211INFO MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM
- INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES - 211INFO RESOURCE PARENT SUPPORT
- INFORMATION SERVICES - 211INFO INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
- INFORMATION SERVICES - 211INFO OUTREACH AND MATERIALS REQUESTS
- INFORMATION SERVICES - 211INFO RESOURCE DEPARTMENT
- INFORMATION SERVICES - OREGON HIV/STD HOTLINE
- MONEY MANAGEMENT - 211INFO FINANCIAL WELLNESS
- UTILITIES - 211INFO UTILITY ASSISTANCE UPDATES
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