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Rahab's Sisters

Last updated Jun 2026

About

Rahab's Sisters builds community through radical hospitality with women, trans, and nonbinary people marginalized by poverty, houselessness, sex work, violence, and substance use. Founded in 2003, it offers weekly gatherings centered on nourishing meals and authentic relationships, plus food, clothing, hygiene and harm-reduction supplies, and wraparound support including resource navigation and housing help. Guests are welcomed without judgment; find gathering times through the website or reach the org at 971-208-3176.

Communities centered

Trans & nonbinarySex worker-affirming

Services offered

Food & mealsHousing helpPeer supportCase management

Who it's for

Currently unhousedLow-income

Location

Rahab's Sisters

232 SE 80th Ave, Portland, OR 97215

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