Members of the Housing Alliance believe that hard-working people should be able to afford housing and still have money left for food and basic necessities.

This isn't the case today.

The Housing Alliance knows that we all have a stake in addressing the problems our communities and neighbors are facing as a result of the recession. In Oregon, we believe in protecting those most impacted by the economic downturn. Housing gives people an opportunity to build better lives, and our communities are better and strong when we and our neighbors can afford to pay rent and still have money left over for food and medicine.

Let's give all Oregonians the opportunity to build better lives. To succeed, we all need a place to call home.

We must take significant steps towards meeting housing needs in the State of Oregon.

Read about the short 2012 session, or contact Alison for details on our preparation for the 2013 session.