Coordinated Entry System
Complete a Coordinated Entry assessment to help identify housing programs and community resources that may fit your situation.
Important to Know
Housing resources connected to Coordinated Entry are limited.
Completing an assessment does not guarantee that you will be selected for shelter or a housing program.
We recommend continuing to explore other housing options and community resources after completing your assessment.
What Is Coordinated Entry?
Coordinated Entry is a community-wide intake process that helps match people experiencing homelessness with existing community resources and housing programs. The Coordinated Entry System uses a standardized assessment to identify which resources and programs may be the best fit for each household’s situation.
Who Can Be Screened?
Adults, families and youth may be eligible to be screened for Coordinated Entry if they are:
- Sleeping outdoors.
- Staying in a homeless shelter.
- Staying in a car or camper without running water and electricity.
- Leaving an institution after staying there for fewer than 90 days, if they were homeless before entering the institution. This can include a jail, prison, psychiatric hospital, medical hospital, or drug or alcohol treatment program.
- Fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking.
Ready to Start?
Call the Coordinated Entry assessment line during assessment hours.
Phone: 541-630-2533
Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, noon to 4 p.m.
Fair Housing
NeighborImpact conducts business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Act and all state and local fair housing laws.
Last reviewed: September 2026