Housing Resources

Access provides utilities assistance and home weatherization, senior assistance, affordable housing, home purchase resources, foreclosure prevention and rental assistance, a housing list (one for general public and another for those with disability) emergency food boxes, food pantries, veterans and families program, and medical equipment resources.

The City of Ashland offers a variety of assistance programs for citizens who may have difficulty paying their utility bill.

The Senior Services Division offers support services and a variety of free or low cost recreational, health promotion, and educational opportunities at the Ashland Senior Center, located in Hunter Park.

Ashland Supportive Housing (ASH) provides support for group homes, individual support services and relief care.

Francis Cheney Family Place offers affordable, temporary lodging based on availability and financial need.

Compassion Highway Project provides community outreach, food, clothing, hygiene products, blankets and crisis housing to those in need.

The Housing Authority of Jackson County provides resources for Section 8, low rent public housing and multi-family properties. They also provide housing repair assistance to low-income home owners.

As one of the largest service providers to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Southern Oregon, Living Opportunities meets basic needs and provide services to hundreds of individuals of all ages, including residential care, supported living, employment, behavioral consulting, and assistive technology.

OHRA provides assistance with employment, housing, shelter, counseling, essential services, and showers and laundry.

Pathway Enterprises, Inc. is committed to ensuring adults with disabilities are offered opportunities to live, work, and recreate in their communities so they may experience personal growth, integration and independence.

CAT is a membership organization for tenants, by tenants. Low-income tenants predominantly low-wage workers, families with children, people living with disabilities, seniors, and people of color. CAT provides education on tenants rights and evictions counseling.