Homes First Eugene

Here is a very handy tool. I was unable to find it via a google search, but a friend was able to send me in the right direction
Some of the HUD pages appear to have been stripped down, but this little tool can help you get around that. There is a very short tutorial that I would recommend viewing, so you can drill down to what you need in particular.
If you would like to know of al the low income properties in our area, this can map it out for you, so you can literally see what is available where.
It can also show you the local HUD office, as well as the Public Housing Authority.
There are also homeless resources, as well as a section for the elderly & disabled.
IDK why I couldn't find this; I could have used this years ago. I hope you find it helpful, while it's still there, and please share.
https://resources.hud.gov/ #

HUD Resource Locator

TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT: Immigration Enforcement in Our Community: Protecting Tenants and Residents.
Sponsored by Housing Oregon
Friday, December 12, 10 am to 11 am

Get answers to your questions

RSVP at https://housingoregon.wildapricot.org/event-6446904
Questions? - Contact Cristina Palacios at [email protected] or 971-347-9508

Housing Oregon - Immigration Enforcement in Our Community: Protecting Tenants & Residents

TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT: Immigration Enforcement in Our Community: Protecting Tenants and Residents.
Sponsored by Housing Oregon
Friday, December 12, 10 am to 11

RSVP at https://housingoregon.wildapricot.org/event-6446904

Questions? - Contact Cristina Palacios at [email protected] or 971-347-9508

Housing Oregon - Immigration Enforcement in Our Community: Protecting Tenants & Residents

When looking for housing, don't overlook this page on the Homes For Good website. These properties are income based, usually 30%. Here is more info on just some of the options:

Agency Owned and Managed Housing:

Homes for Good offers clean, safe, and affordable publicly owned housing units for low-income families, people with disabilities, and the elderly. Eligibility is based on income and family size.

One and two-bedroom units for seniors and people with disabilities can be found in Eugene, Springfield, Junction City, Veneta, Cottage Grove, Creswell, and Florence.
Two, three, and four-bedroom units for families of two or more people can be found in Eugene, Springfield, Veneta, and Florence.

At many of the properties managed by Homes for Good, the rent is adjusted based on your income. At these properties you would pay 30% of your allowable gross income toward rent and utilities.

Low Income Housing Options in Lane County Lane County Oregon's housing agency for low income public housing and Section 8 rent assistance.

Homes For Good newly released listings. Apply ASAP because they go fast.

Housing first as soon to be a thing of the past, if this administration gets their way. It works. Don't let them tell you otherwise.

Good luck. ✌🏽

www.homesforgood.org

Hope, Stability, and a Fresh Start for 25 Families

During the 2024–2025 fiscal year, 25 unhoused families found refuge in our OASIS Emergency Family Shelter—a safe and supportive place to stay until they could transition into permanent housing.

Why does this matter? Because housing is more than just a roof over someone’s head—it’s the foundation for health, stability, and opportunity. When families have a secure home, children can thrive in school, parents can pursue work without fear of where they’ll sleep at night, and the cycle of homelessness is broken.

Thank you to everyone who makes this life-changing work possible. Together, we are creating pathways to stability and hope for families in our community.