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	* Ongoing advocacy and support to help survivors realize their longer-term goals—such as education or career aspirations		* Ongoing advocacy and support to help survivors realize their longer-term goals—such as education or career aspirations

	Bradley Angle works with a local network of domestic violence providers to ensure survivors get equitable access to housing resources. This coordinated approach is part of a nation-wide effort to tackle housing and homelessness known as Coordinated Access. In Multnomah County, this process begins with a Safety and Stabilization Assessment (SSA). To reach a housing advocate: ~~call~~		Bradley Angle works with a local network of domestic violence providers to ensure survivors get equitable access to housing resources. This coordinated approach is part of a nation-wide effort to tackle housing and homelessness known as Coordinated Access. In Multnomah County, this process begins with a Safety and Stabilization Assessment (SSA). To reach a housing advocate: ''email'' ''housing@bradleyangle.org''
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	Bradley Angle works with a local network of domestic violence providers to ensure survivors get equitable access to housing resources. This coordinated approach is part of a nation-wide effort to tackle housing and homelessness known as Coordinated Access. In Multnomah County, this process begins with a Safety and Stabilization Assessment (SSA). To reach a housing advocate: call		Bradley Angle works with a local network of domestic violence providers to ensure survivors get equitable access to housing resources. This coordinated approach is part of a nation-wide effort to tackle housing and homelessness known as Coordinated Access. In Multnomah County, this process begins with a Safety and Stabilization Assessment (SSA). To reach a housing advocate: call
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{{Resource
|Group=Housing
|Category=Housing
|Name=Bradley Angle House
|Description=Bradley Angle House provides emergency housing for survivors of domestic violence at two locations:

The '''Bonnie Tinker House''' provides residents with a safe place to live for up to eight weeks. Bonnie Tinker House can accommodate a maximum of 23 people, including adults and children. To learn more about The Bonnie Tinker House call their Shelter Access Line at (503) 281-2442.

The '''Tami Best Emergency Shelter Program''' provides residents with safe and confidential shelter through four, single-family properties for up to eight weeks. To learn more about the Tami Best Emergency Shelter Program call their Shelter Access Line at (503) 281-2442.

Services provided for shelter residents include comprehensive safety planning, clothing, food, and toiletries, Help with housing, financial, and legal issues, job assistance, financial education, transportation assistance, health and wellness assistance (including drug, alcohol and mental health counseling), and workshops and support groups (including activities for children and youth).

Bradley Angle’s '''Housing Assistance Program''' provides housing and support for survivors of domestic violence. Their services include:
* Help finding and keeping safe and stable housing options
* Short- and medium-term rental assistance
* Emotional support to help survivors build strong and healthy relationships
* Ongoing advocacy and support to help survivors realize their longer-term goals—such as education or career aspirations

Bradley Angle works with a local network of domestic violence providers to ensure survivors get equitable access to housing resources. This coordinated approach is part of a nation-wide effort to tackle housing and homelessness known as Coordinated Access. In Multnomah County, this process begins with a Safety and Stabilization Assessment (SSA). To reach a housing advocate: call
#''email'' ''housing@bradleyangle.org''

}}