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Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) enable individuals and households with limited financial resources to save and build assets at an accelerated pace while developing good financial habits. By enrolling in an IDA program with one of our partner agencies, making regular monthly deposits, and completing financial education an individual saver gains access to match funds.
IDAs can be used to achieve the following life goals: post-secondary college education or job training, homeownership, home rehabilitation or repair, small business start-up or expansion, purchasing a vehicle, securing a rental, saving for retirement, and assisitve technology or specialized training.
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RootedHomes provides affordable and sustainable homeownership opportunities for the Central Oregon community.…
The Housing Authority of the City of Salem is Salem and Keizer's largest housing provider.…
Self Enhancement, Inc (SEI) is dedicated to guiding underserved youth to realize their full potential.…
St. Vincent de Paul's mission is to assist the poor and those in need of consolation, seeking out and utilizing every resource. Being mindful of the sanctity and dignity of all, we know that any chari…
The Next Door opens doors to new possibilities by strengthening children and families and improving communities.…
Umatilla Morrow Head Start (UMCHS) commits to ensuring that children and those who care for them are given all the tools they need to create healthy and happy futures for the next generation.…
Supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence, and survivors of sex trafficking, primarily in the greater Portland Metro Area, but can serve statewide in Oregon. …
All participants must be receiving housing assistance from West Valley Housing Authority and enrolled with the Family Self-Sufficiency Program.…
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Community Loan Fund
CASA of Oregon received certification as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) from the US Treasury in 2000. Originally designed to address the predevelopment funding needs of non-profit organizations developing affordable housing and community facilities, our CDFI has since expanded to include construction and …
Build Affordable Housing & Facilities
The Real Estate Development Department partners with local community organizations and nonprofit housing sponsors to improve the stock of affordable rental housing and neighborhood community centers. We believe that shelter is a basic necessity and that life is better and easier when people have access to quality affordable shelter with community facilities located near-by.
CASA of Oregon is recognized as an innovative and effective developer of affordable housing. Partnerships facilitate development of headstart facilities, medical clinics and community centers. We work with sponsor agencies to ensure mission-critical construction and rehabilitation projects are well planned, completely funded, and managed responsibly.
What We Have Done
13
single family homes
1097
new housing units
1615
rehab units
9
community facilities
