5215 SE Duke, Portland, OR 97206
Phone: 503-788-8052
Fax: 503-788-9197
www.rosecdc.org

ROSE CDC properties are multi-family, single-family and senior occupied. The following is a contact list for Resident Assets staff for each of our sites:

Teisha Parchment, Resident Assets Coordinator
teisha @ rosecdc.org 503-788-8052 x 103
Country Squire – 32 multi-family units
Jim and Salle’s Place – 17 multi-family units
Johnson Creek Commons – 15 multi-family units
Marla Manor – 25 multi-family units
Single family homes – 17 homes at scattered sites

Jennifer Will-Thapa, Resident Assets Coordinator
jennifer @ rosecdc.org 503-762-1466
Leander Court Apartments – 37 multi-family units
Lents Village – 63 senior units
Beyer Court – 14 multi-family units
Lents Town Center – 36 multi-family units and 3 scattered sites

SERVICES OFFERED
1. Service Coordination is one of the primary responsibilities of ROSE’s Resident Assets Coordinators. Tenants receive move-in packets from property management and the Coordinator meets with the new tenant to conduct new move-in orientations. A survey is done to ensure that ROSE services meet the needs of each household. The Coordinator provides comprehensive information and referrals for food, furniture, appliances, clothing, transportation, and low-cost services. Some sites have mobile and/or on site food pantries and partnerships have been created to coordinate ride shares to the local farmers market. Mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, counseling and employment services are available through agency partnerships. Early childhood education and entrepreneurial opportunities are available through the Child Care Improvement Project. ROSE is Oregon’s recognized leader in designing affordable homes for on-site family child care.

2. Conflict Resolution services are provided by the Resident Assets Coordinators, who work with on-site property managers to support residents in maintaining their housing. Information is shared between Resident Services staff and property managers to address lease violations and tenant disputes. Coordinators assist residents in accessing rent and utility assistance, as well as TANF benefits.

3. Community Building is the key to the successes of the Resident Assets program. Resident gatherings and community education help to build cohesion between tenants. Coordinators strengthen connections among residents and create lasting ties to the surrounding community. Community building activities include potluck dinners, movie nights and community workshops. ROSE encourages us of our facilities for community meetings and events sponsored by partner organizations. Police relations, tenant leadership development and block improvement programs have been initiated by tenants and the Coordinators alike.

PROGRAMS OFFERED

• Youth Programs – homework help, summer lunch program, after-school and summer activities, field trips, 4-H photography club
• Adult Programs – exercise group

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Providing summer lunch and activities to 3 apartment communities

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Cascadia Behavioral Health Care * Catholic Charities * Centennial School District * Community Health Partnership * Community Vision * Fred Meyer * Great Day Fellowship Church * Human Solutions * Impact Northwest * JOIN * Lents International Farmers Market * Lifeworks Northwest * Loaves and Fishes * Multnomah County Community Justice / Office of Neighborhood Involvement Crime Prevention * OSU Extension Service * Outside In * Portland’s Children’s Museum * Portland Police Bureau * RideShare * Wattles Boys & Girls Club