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WERQ TOGETHER, Trans Relocation Fund & Aid Network (TRFAN)

Trans-affirmingLast updated Apr 2026

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WERQ TOGETHER's flagship program providing relocation assistance, housing navigation, and stabilization funds specifically for trans and gender-expansive people moving to or within Oregon. Pairs direct financial assistance (deposits, first month's rent, moving costs, document-change fees) with trans-competent peer navigation. 80+ successful relocations; 97% housing placement rate; 95%+ employment within 90 days.

Communities centered

Trans & nonbinary

Services offered

Housing helpFinancial assistancePeer support

Who it's for

Adults 18+

Eligibility

Trans and gender-expansive people relocating to or within Oregon, or trans Oregonians in housing/stability crisis.

Location

WERQ TOGETHER, Trans Relocation Fund & Aid Network (TRFAN)

5441 S Macadam Ave Ste R

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