Connection
Welcoming ways to find community without needing to fit a predefined mold.
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Belonging should not require anyone to become easier to understand. We want to create more room for people to meet others, encounter ideas, learn, experiment, and express themselves.
This page presents a developing vision, not a currently operating list of community programs.
Technology
Exploring tools and AI systems that protect agency and respect individual differences.
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A culture of open knowledge and creative collaboration.
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Community resources
We are building a practical guide to existing community support. You do not have to wait for Auralethi to develop its own services to find a place to start.
Select a need, then a region. Each option explains where to go and what to do next. Services, funding, eligibility and availability can change; contact the listed organization to confirm.
Housing and shelter Find help now
Whether you need immediate shelter, rental assistance, eviction information, or help staying housed, start with the appropriate referral service.
Oregon
211info
Best first step: Find local housing and shelter referrals based on your city or ZIP code.
How: Visit 211info.org, search Housing & Shelter and enter your area, or call 211 (also 866-698-6155). Ask which programs are currently accepting requests.
Ask about accommodations or interpretation if needed.
Oregon Housing and Community Services
Best for: Finding the local Community Action Agency handling housing and rental-support programs.
How: Open the state housing resources guide, find your county's Community Action Agency, and contact it about current assistance and required documents.
State-level housing offices generally refer people to local providers rather than granting direct emergency aid.
Aging and Disability Resource Connection
Best for: Connecting disability-related long-term support needs with local services.
How: Call 855-673-2372 or use the Oregon ADRC information page. Explain your needs, location, and any accessibility barriers.
If you received an eviction summons: Act promptly. The state's housing guidance recommends contacting your Community Action Agency, the Eviction Defense Project, and 211 for available help.
Elsewhere in the United States
Local 211
Start with 211.org to find participating local referral services. Availability differs by region.
HUD housing assistance
Use the HUD assistance directory to locate homelessness, rental assistance, public housing, and housing counseling options. You can also call 800-569-4287 for housing counseling.
Disability and access needs Information and referrals
If disability, neurodivergence or accessibility needs make housing or benefits navigation harder, tell the referral service what accommodations would help. In Oregon, start with ODHS disability services or call the ADRC at 855-673-2372. Eligibility and available programs vary.
These are external organizations, not Auralethi programs or endorsements. We do not currently determine eligibility, submit applications on someone's behalf, guarantee placement, or provide emergency response. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. Please do not send sensitive personal or medical documents through the website.