Family Transitional Housing & Stabilization
Martha’s House provides alcohol and substance-free transitional housing for homeless families with children and single women in Umatilla and Morrow Counties. Residents live in safe, home-like units for approximately 3–6 months while working toward permanent housing.
Participants receive comprehensive wraparound support, including individualized case management, life skills and financial literacy education, employment and housing assistance, parenting support, and referrals to mental health and childcare services. Residents are required to actively pursue employment and housing and to save 30% of earned income to build financial stability.
Martha’s House serves approximately 18 families (about 60 individuals) annually, in FY 2025 81% of our residents successfully transitioned to permanent housing.
"Let's Make Our Community Better"
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"Let's Make Our Community Better" 〰️
Our Mission
To provide compassionate transitional housing and supportive services that empower individuals and families experiencing homelessness to achieve long-term stability, independence, and hope.
What We Offer
Residents at Martha's House receive more than temporary shelter. Our program is designed to address the underlying challenges that contribute to housing instability while providing the support needed to build a stronger future.
Safe Transitional Housing
Families and individuals are provided a secure, clean, and welcoming environment where they can focus on rebuilding their lives.
Visit Us
Martha’s House by appointment only!!!
Location: 305 SE 4th Street Hermiston OR 97838
Phone
(541) 571-3963
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Martha’s House Director & House Manager:
Stephen Boulton
Individualized Case Management
Each resident works closely with a case manager to develop a personalized plan focused on achieving permanent housing and long-term success.
Providing Hope, Stability, and a Path Forward
Martha's House, an outreach program of Eastern Oregon Mission, provides safe, stable, and supportive transitional housing for families and individuals experiencing homelessness in Eastern Oregon.
Since opening in 2013, Martha's House has served as more than just a place to stay—it is a place where lives are rebuilt. We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, regain independence, and build a brighter future.
Through safe housing, personalized case management, life skills education, and connections to community resources, Martha's House helps residents overcome barriers to self-sufficiency and move toward permanent, stable housing.
Resources & Partnerships
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Umatilla Housing Authority Partnership
Martha’s House partners with Umatilla Housing Authority to provide safe, stable housing for individuals and families in need. Together, we combine housing support with essential services to help residents achieve stability and long-term independence.
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Head Start
We partner with Head Start to support families by connecting children to early childhood education, school readiness resources, and family support services that promote long-term success.
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Work Source
We partner with Work Source Oregon to connect individuals with employment services, job training, and career resources that support long-term stability and self-sufficiency.
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ConneXions
We partner with ConneXions to connect individuals and families with resources, support services, and opportunities that promote stability and personal growth.
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CARE
The CARE program is a system navigation program founded to assist Umatilla County families with school age children. It acts as a single point of contact, or a "no wrong door" entry point, for families accessing multiple social services.
