Partnerships
Working together, our communities rise.
Getting to support the crucial work others are doing in our communities is core not just to our collective mission—but fulfills us personally.
Our partnerships are expanding!
They may involve:
- Supervising your team of front line counselors or social workers
- Placing an intern to provide therapy sessions for your organization’s clients at low or no cost to them;
- Attending or even hosting events or event series;
- Providing client or social worker trainings
Some of our current and past partnerships include:
Home Forward is a Portland-based housing authority that provides rental assistance and subsidized housing at both HF apartment communities and at other properties.
What we Do
Our interns support HF residents with fee-free therapy.
What we Do
“I spent almost a decade working with children and adults involved in the foster care system in Oregon…
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One of the biggest frustrations I had was how few of them had access to consistent, skilled therapists. Most youth in foster care are matched with an intern and have to change therapists every school year (and some even more often with how much they move). The situation is even more dire when they “age out” of foster care at 21. When I joined Pulse, I needed to find a way to honor this experience and give back.
I started volunteering with AHW a few months after joining Pulse and was matched with a young adult shortly after that. Pulse and my peer volunteers at AHW have provided support at every step, and I feel privileged to show up every week for this.”
–Rebekah Lubeck, Quality Assurance Director
What we Do
Rosanne Marmor facilitates a Resident Services Peer Learning Group (RSPLG) for those who provide services to people in affordable and public housing in the state of Oregon.
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Resident and Community Services provided housing stability, crisis intervention, community building and asset development to people in public and affordable housing. RSPLG increases the knowledge, skills and systems that aid on this work while connecting providers to best practices and systems that can offer metrics and goals that increase funding for programs that support housing stability.
Other current and former partners include:
Central Oregon Fuse
Basic Rights Oregon
Bridge Meadows
Cascade Aids Project
Center for Black Excellence
Haymarket Pole Collective
Portland Street Response
New Avenues for Youth
Youth Villages
Community Partners for Affordable Housing
Community Vision
Northwest Cooperative Development Center
Cooperative Portland
Catholic Charities
Are you interested in partnering with us?



