From Conversation to Coordination: Sharing the SPARC Model in Curry Count
We recently had the opportunity to present at the Courageous Conversations Conference in Curry County, hosted in partnership with the South Coast Health Equity Coalition.
We recently had the opportunity to present at the Courageous Conversations Conference in Curry County, hosted in partnership with the South Coast Health Equity Coalition.
Over the past two decades, I’ve had the opportunity to be part of developing housing and homelessness solutions across Oregon. When I look back, what
There are moments in this work when something shifts—from planning and persistence to real, visible progress. This is one of those moments. North Bend Family
There’s been a lot of interest—and a lot of questions—about rents and availability at North Bend Family Housing Phase I. That’s a good sign. It
This year’s South Coast Housing Summit marked a turning point—not just in attendance or energy, but in alignment. What we experienced wasn’t just another
We’re incredibly excited to
Housing stability doesn’t happen by accident—especially in rural communities. It’s the result of careful planning, long-term investment, and steady partnerships that hold systems together even
SPARC—Service Providers and Regional Connections—is a regional systems framework designed to align outreach, shelter, housing, and services so people can move out of homelessness in
Public Housing Authorities and their partners are being asked to solve two problems at once: reduce pressure on shelter systems today while delivering affordable housing
All this week (end of January 2026), Point-in-Time Counts are taking place across the country. They are intended to be a single snapshot of homelessness,