Asset Building
FHDC believes that individual and family wealth starts with safe and stable housing. One of our goals is to help immigrant and working families break the cycle of poverty that oppressive systems have created. We do this by offering financial education and resources to support families in their pursuit of self- and community actualization, skill development and academic education, better-paying jobs, and homeownership. Our trainings and classes take a peer learning approach that helps integrate an understanding of how financial systems work and how to move from a scarcity to an abundance mindset.
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Homeowners:
We are currently taking new applications for individuals and families who are in judicial foreclosure.
At this time, you can reach our certified foreclosure prevention team at casa@fhdc.org or 503.902.0869 for questions and to set up an intake appointment. Updates on additional assistance for families not currently in judicial foreclosure proceeding will be available in February of 2023.
Questions? Contact our Asset Building Department or by calling 503.902.0869
Propietarios de casa:
Actualmente estamos aceptando nuevas solicitudes para familias que se encuentran en una ejecución hipotecaria judicial. Comuníquese con nosotros al casa@fhdc.org or 503.902.0869 para programar una cita de admisión. Las actualizaciones sobre asistencia adicional para familias que actualmente no se encuentran en procedimientos judiciales de ejecución hipotecaria estarán disponibles en febrero de 2023.
Financial Education
We offer education to support Marion, Polk, and Linn residents in their understanding of wealth, money management, credit building, and savings to support their goals and future.
Homeownership Support
Working in partnership with many service providers and educators and funders, we are currently building out our homeownership support network.