
Lo que hacemos
Our programs support families before, during and after a housing crisis. The Family Promise model includes prevention, shelter diversion, shelter, housing, stabilization and community services. Local services depend on funding and capacity. The descriptions below explain what is currently available through FPGWC.
Eviction Prevention
Part of the Family Promise model. FPGWC has limited eviction-prevention and rental-assistance funding. Assistance depends on available funds and eligibility. Contacting us does not guarantee a rent payment. Our Resource Guide lists other organizations to explore; their funding and eligibility vary.
Shelter Diversion
We help families explore safe options that may prevent entry into shelter, such as staying with a trusted support network or connecting with community resources. Assistance depends on each family’s situation and available resources; contacting us does not guarantee transportation, rent or deposit payment.
Shelter & Emergency Services
For eligible families experiencing homelessness, shelter and case management offer a place to regain stability and work toward housing. Placement depends on eligibility and available space. Start with our Need Help page for the current family support and Community Connect contacts.
Stabilization & Graduate Support
Support can continue after families move into housing. Graduate support focuses on family goals, connections to resources and the practical steps that help housing last. Families already participating in our programs can ask their case manager about available support.
Community Services
Beaverton Buddies connects families with necessary supplies, everyday essentials and community resources. Meeting these needs can reduce out-of-pocket expenses and free up money for rent and other household priorities. Community partnerships help make this practical support possible.