Joseph joined the Housing Access program in March 2021. After receiving a Housing Choice Voucher, he and his son moved into a new home in August 2025.
Funding cuts to Medicaid will have an impact on us in the coming years, although exactly how much is unknown. What we do know is our mission remains certain.
Community Vision received a $50,000 grant from Wells Fargo to focus on eviction protection for Portland-area people with disabilities.
Sophia is supported by Community Vision's Employment Connections program. She works at Crema Coffee & Bakery as morning help.
Community Vision has been at the forefront of a growing movement to make Oregon’s housing more accessible for people with disabilities.
Medicaid isn’t just a government program—it’s a lifeline. The people supported by Community Vision continue to depend on Medicaid daily.
Our annual fundraiser exceeded our wildest dreams. We felt surrounded by people who believe in our work and will be by our side, whatever the future holds.
The push for accessible housing in Oregon gained momentum as advocates gathered outside the State Capitol to rally support for SB 444.
Max worked with Community Vision's Housing Access Program to find a new home on his own that he can afford.
