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AnyDoor Yamhill Coordinated Entry

YCAP operates the AnyDoor Yamhill Coordinated Entry system for Yamhill County which is the entry point for housing services and can help with needs such as:

rental arrears and deposit assistance
ongoing housing assistance and connection to help with utilities
searching for an apartment
referral to a shelter and other local resources

You can access the AnyDoor Yamhill Coordinated Entry system by completing an initial screener. You can complete this screener by clicking the button below or calling (503) 687-1494.

Take the AnyDoor Yamhill Initial Screener

Realice la evaluación inicial de Anydoor Yamhill

AnyDoor Place (ADP) Newberg Navigation Center

If you are currently experiencing homelessness, or someone you know is experiencing homelessness and in need of nightly shelter, please complete an ADP Newberg Referral form by clicking the button below:

ADP Newberg Referral form

Shelter Diversion

The Shelter Diversion program works with persons who are seeking entrance into a YCAP shelter or who are experiencing homelessness to explore all available housing options, such as natural support networks and rapid re-housing resources. It is designed to decrease the overall number of persons entering shelter in Yamhill County through short-term assistance.

Apply

Households seeking information about local shelters or diversion resources, should (503) 687-1494 or use the Coordinated Entry link above.

Case Management

YCAP offers case management services to persons in YCAP housing and Turnkey programs. Case managers focus on self-sufficiency and housing stability goals. Aftercare is also provided to clients for six months following exit from housing programs.

Spotlight Story

“A single mother of four young children, with one on the way, entered YCAP’s Transitional Living Shelter after having moved around from other shelters, to Motel 6, to her car. When a room opened in the shelter, she was able to move into YCAP’s shelter. Working with her case manager, she was able to connect with a primary care doctor and address her prenatal health. She qualified for a YCAP housing program and worked with her case manager to secure an apartment.”