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Parker House Project

Last updated Jun 2026

About

The Parker House Project operates Ashland's transitional housing program for women and their children, helping participants regain emotional well-being, independence, and permanent housing. Based in a renovated 1897 farmhouse, it offers a community living environment with private bedrooms and on-site support, including individual case management, mentoring, education, and community referrals. Prospective residents and supporters can connect through the website or by phone (541-500-7381).

Services offered

Housing helpCase managementPeer support

Who it's for

Families

Location

Parker House Project

2895 Highway 66, Ashland, OR 97520

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