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Here to Stay: Celebrating Sisters’ Legacy and Future Impact 

Today marks the beginning of our Here to Stay fundraising campaign.

For decades, Sisters of the Road has been a staple in the community — a steady and reliable presence for people seeking a welcoming space to take refuge and nourish their bodies and spirits.

Supreme Court to Hear Oregon Case Regarding Homeless Rights to Rest 

The City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, Gloria, et. al will weigh in on the constitutionality of both the Blake v. City of Grants Pass and Martin v. Boise decisions. The stakes are high.

Picture of the outside of the House of Louie

Sisters Has A New Home

Sisters of the Road is officially the new owner of the House of Louie in Old Town Chinatown!

For the next two years, we will renovate and design our new home to meet our unique needs and wants.

Our Vision

Sisters of the Road is a social justice organization that uplifts the dignity and autonomy of people experiencing poverty through low/no-cost meals, education and training, a barter work program, advocacy, and a welcoming community space for all.

What we’re up to

We’d like to welcome our new Major Gifts Officer, Kelsey Schwartz! Q: What drew you to work at Sisters of the Road? A: Sisters has an outstanding reputation in the unhoused community, and has built trust in the community as a safe haven and a
All eyes on Portland State University.
Governments across the country are pouring taxpayer money into private security companies to police unhoused people and protect private property. With minimal oversight and training, these companies enable their employees to abuse some of our most vu
Registration deadline is on April 30, 2024 You can register to vote even if you do not have a permanent residence address or are experiencing housing instability or homelessness. Visit the link in our bio to learn more.
We testified at this week’s city council against Mayor Wheeler’s proposed camping ban. Here are the highlights.
‼ This is not only happening in our city, but across the nation. Sign up for testimony for Mayor Wheeler’s revised camping ordinance to let them know that fines and jail are NOT the solution. City Council - Agenda item 320 Thursday, April 18
We are pleased to announce the next installment of our Community Voices series ⚖️ Learn about the role and function of the Multnomah County District Attorney’s office in our local legal system with representatives from the office, and come prep

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