Everyone Needs A Place to Call Home

Building Stable Homes Since 1991

Northwest Coastal Housing stands as a beacon of hope along Oregon's coast, transforming lives through the fundamental human need for safe, affordable housing. Rooted in the values of compassion and integrity that define our coastal communities, we understand that a stable home is the foundation for everything else—employment, education, health, and happiness. With every family we house and every community we strengthen, we're not just providing shelter; we're building the cornerstone of thriving coastal neighborhoods where everyone belongs.

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Housing As A Foundation for Health

Brandy Banner, a Lincoln City resident and mother of three, shares how stable housing has enabled her family to access the healthcare services they desperately need through the Oregon Health Plan. Her story demonstrates how affordable housing provides the foundation that allows families to address other critical needs, from her daughter's cystic fibrosis treatment to her son's behavioral therapy. At Northwest Coastal Housing, we understand that a safe, stable home is often the first step toward accessing the comprehensive support services that help families thrive.

Partner Spotlight

BMO

We're proud to recognize BMO for its ongoing support of our mission to expand affordable housing opportunities in Lincoln County. Their partnership demonstrates a shared commitment to strengthening our community by ensuring that working families, seniors, and individuals have access to safe, stable housing they can afford.

BMO understands that affordable housing is foundational to community health and economic vitality. Their support helps us continue developing housing solutions that reflect the needs and hopes of the people we serve, while providing the wraparound services that help residents achieve long-term stability. Thank you, BMO, for your commitment to housing equity and your investment in our shared future.

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