Coffee with Kiera with NW Coastal Housing
Project Turnkey Tour and Roundtable with the Governor at CPR Shelter
5 Year Battle to Preserve Affordable Housing-The Golden Eagle II Story
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Posted in: UncategorizedThe Measure 110 Funds have been continuing the service of those with substance use disorders at Coastal Phoenix Rising (CPR), an emergency transitional shelter owned and operated by Northwest Coastal Housing. In 2024, with only 14 rooms funded through the Oregon Health Authority (12 initially), 41 households have made their way through the services of [...]
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Posted in: Coastal Phoenix Rising-Project Turnkey, News & Events, StoriesWe here at Northwest Coastal Housing are grieving the loss of Jeff Sutton, former client and employee of Coastal Phoenix Rising. People have heard me tell the story of when we first opened our doors. We were told to expect a client in a wheelchair. We waited for this arrival, only to discover there were [...]
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Posted in: UncategorizedThe Lincoln County Community and Economic Development Funds were awarded to Northwest Coastal Housing (NWCH) toward the advancement of a 30-unit apartment complex in Toledo called “Olalla Meadows”. The units will be for households with 60% AMI and is planned to have 3 Permanent Supportive Housing units for individuals with 30% AMI. The funds will [...]
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Posted in: UncategorizedThanks to the Nonprofit Social Services Allocation Grant, clients of Coastal Phoenix Rising Emergency Transitional Shelter are getting the opportunity to have increased access to laundry services onsite! Owned and operated by Northwest Coastal Housing, the purchased hotel from Project Turnkey funds came with a single washer/dryer for the 37 client rooms to use (around [...]
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