Coordinated Housing Access Team (CHAT)

Housing resource · Multnomah County

Last verified Jun 2026

About

Multnomah County Supportive Housing Services runs the coordinated access system that connects adults to permanent supportive housing paired with rental assistance, case management, and behavioral health support. The Coordinated Housing Access Team (CHAT) is the adult housing access point for the county. CHAT hotline (844) 765-CHAT.

Services offered

Housing helpCase management

Who it's for

Currently unhousedWith disabilitiesLow-income

Serves

Multnomah County

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