Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) for the 2017-18 program year on activities related to federally funded housing and community development activities.
SNAP, formerly called food stamps, can help you save money in many ways you might not know about.
Throughout this summer, Multnomah County has been raising awareness about mental health in our community through a public outreach campaign. Now, the County is expanding its message to share the story
Next month, hundreds of public transit passengers will be riding on Portland buses featuring ads raising awareness about intellectual and developmental disabilities.
At 10:30 on Oct. 18, we're observing a moment of silence for the 28 people who've died due to domestic violence.
It’s National Preparedness Month so we wanted to share 5 tips that will help you get prepared to be safe.
Wildfires continue to cause smoky conditions that can pose a health risk to certain people. Please check on your neighbors who may be older or have disabilities to see if they need assistance.
Liesl Wendt will step down as the department’s director Aug. 31. Peggy Brey will take the reins as interim director on Sept. 1.
Among the 474 participants, LGBT elders had unique perspectives and needs.
DCHS works to keep your information safe from the moment you first contact us.
We asked older people what they needed most and they said transportation. Here's how you can help.
It's time to sign up for kindergarten. If your child will be 5 on Sept. 1 - sign up now.