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NameOregon Balance of State HIV/AIDS Housing & Services System Integration Plan
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(2008; 75 pages)

This plan identifies housing resources, gaps, challenges, and opportunities for collaboration between HIV/AIDS housing and services providers and their colleagues providing mainstream housing and services, in order to strengthen housing and services systems integration across the state of Oregon and increase stable housing, access to care, and prevention of homelessness for persons with HIV/AIDS. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funded the development of this plan, which Building Changes facilitated in partnership with the Oregon Department of Human Services.
FilenameOregon-HIV-AIDS-Housing-+-Services-System-Integration-Plan.pdf
Filesize1.33 MB
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