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Benton County seeks applicants for transitional housing support

Benton County’s Coordinated Homeless Response Office (CHRO) is seeking to hire a qualified service provider to help run a new transitional housing program in Corvallis.

The County issued a Request for Proposals and is seeking applications from agencies that can provide safety and oversight through onsite supervision and housing support. The provider selected through the competitive process will be responsible for onsite operations and coordinating with the CHRO to provide wrap-around and clinical services.

Read the full news release from Benton County
More information about the project
Benton County Health Department graphic seeking a service provider for transitional housing support, with a proposal link.

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