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In 2023 our team continued to build relationships in community and centered justice, our bedrock and core belief, in our work. View our 2023 accomplishments and what's in store for 2024.

Racheale had never heard of Behavioral Health Resource Center when she entered Do Good Multnomah shelter and housing programs. Seven months later, she was living in her own apartment.

The data shows that 2,819 people experienced chronic homelessness in Multnomah County in February; as data collection becomes more expansive, numbers will continue to change

The Multnomah County Board took several critical steps on Thursday, Dec. 17 to assure as many clients and community members as possible receive direct assistance through CARES Act funding.

After months of work sessions and engagement, the Office of Diversity and Equity received unanimous approval from the Board of Commissioners for the County’s 2024-2028 Workforce Equity Strategic Plan.

Monoclonal antibodies do not take the place of a COVID-19 vaccine. Getting vaccinated is the best way to prevent getting sick with COVID-19.

More than 90 representatives of small firms and those owned by minorities and women gathered Aug. 31 to learn about opportunities to be involved in the county's Central Courthouse project.

The Department of Community Justice includes more than 500 professionals – including probation and parole officers, juvenile court counselors, juvenile custody services specialists and more.

The Health Department today confirmed that six people have been sickened by E. coli at Montessori of Alameda school in Portland.
Four of the people have the most serious type E. coli O157:H7.

There is no better time than now to share the ways that Multnomah County has strengthened and expanded its work around domestic violence education and prevention.

Additional site, plus a switch to a larger site in east County, help increase capacity to about 400 beds on Sunday, Jan. 29

Long-planned affordable housing development in Kenton is moving forward; officials are working to find a new home for the Kenton Women’s Village pilot project

Negotiations around $1.5 million investment lay groundwork for potential longer-term partnership alongside County's existing range of shelter services

Multnomah County is urging renters who are unable to pay rent to sign the State of Oregon’s declaration of financial hardship form in order to qualify for protection from eviction.

W. Haywood Burns Institute report provides an update on racial disparities in Multnomah County’s justice system, serves as a starting point for strategies to promote equity

Certain high-risk individuals who are not immune can get just-in-time medicine; window closes today

The health center’s Refugee Clinic “has really created a welcoming environment” Multnomah County’s director of Integrated Clinical Services, Vanetta Abdellatif.