Northwest Pilot Project
Northwest Pilot Project – NW Pilot Project
📍 Portland Downtown, Portland
🏆 9+ yrs
⭐ 4.2/5 (49 reviews)
I’m a Non-profit organization in Portland helping Corporations, Government Entities with DUI/DUII Defense, Estate Planning, Employment Law, Personal Injury.
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Office: 1430 SW Broadway Suite 200, Portland, OR 97201
Phone: 5032275605
Website: https://www.nwpilotproject.org/
Status: OPERATIONAL •
Managed by: Northwest Pilot Project
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9+
Years
4.2/5
Average Rating
49
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English, Spanish
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About Northwest Pilot Project
We help connect low-income and very low-income seniors (55 and over) in Multnomah County who are capable of independent living with rental housing that is safe, permanent and affordable to them. We help connect low-income and very low-income seniors (55 and over) in Multnomah County who are capable of independent living with rental housing that is safe, permanent and affordable to them. Title: Experienced Lawyer in Portland, OR | Northwest Pilot Project – Connecting Seniors with Safe and Affordable Housing | Call Now: 503-227-5605 Description: Looking for a knowledgeable and compassionate lawyer in Portland, Oregon? Contact Northwest Pilot Project at 503-227-5605 to schedule an appointment with our experienced attorney who specializes in helping low-income and very low-income seniors (55 and over) in Multnomah County find safe, permanent, and affordable rental housing. Northwest Pilot Project is a trusted non-profit organization dedicated to supporting independent living for seniors in need. With our expert legal guidance, we strive to bridge the gap between low-income seniors and suitable housing options, ensuring their well-being and security. Our lawyer, [Lawyer’s Name], boasts an impressive track record of success in assisting seniors throughout Multnomah County. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by low-income and very low-income seniors, [Lawyer’s Name] is committed to providing personalized legal solutions tailored to their specific needs. At Northwest Pilot Project, we understand that finding adequate housing can be a daunting task, especially for seniors facing financial constraints. Our lawyer aims to alleviate this burden by offering comprehensive legal services, including: 1. Housing Advocacy: [Lawyer’s Name] is well-versed in tenant rights and can advocate on behalf of seniors to ensure fair treatment and prevent unlawful evictions. Our lawyer works tirelessly to protect the rights of low-income seniors, helping them maintain stable and secure housing. 2. Rental Assistance: [Lawyer’s Name] can guide seniors through the process of applying for rental assistance programs, such as Section 8, to help make housing more affordable. Our lawyer will walk you through the eligibility requirements, application procedures, and any necessary documentation to maximize your chances of approval. 3. Housing Discrimination: Our lawyer is experienced in handling cases related to housing discrimination. If you believe you have been unfairly treated due to your age, income, or any other protected characteristic, [Lawyer’s Name] will diligently investigate your claim and fight for your rights. 4. Lease Review and Negotiation: [Lawyer’s Name] can provide a thorough review of lease agreements to ensure seniors understand their rights and obligations. Our lawyer can also negotiate lease terms with landlords to secure more favorable conditions for our clients. 5. Eviction Prevention: If you are facing an imminent eviction, [Lawyer’s Name] will assess your situation, explore all possible legal defenses, and strive to prevent the loss of your housing. Our lawyer will work closely with you to develop a strategic plan to safeguard your rights and secure a positive outcome. Northwest Pilot Project is committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of low-income and very low-income seniors. We believe that everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to call home, and our lawyer is dedicated to helping seniors navigate the complexities of the housing system with confidence. Don’t let housing challenges overwhelm you. Contact Northwest Pilot Project at 503-227-5605 today to schedule a consultation with our experienced lawyer. Let us be your advocate and guide towards finding the secure, permanent, and affordable rental housing you deserve. Keywords: Northwest Pilot Project, low-income seniors, very low-income seniors, Multnomah County, Portland, Oregon, independent living, safe housing, affordable housing, non-profit organization, legal assistance, tenant rights, rental assistance, housing discrimination, lease review, negotiation, eviction prevention. Northwest Pilot Project. We help connect low-income and very low-income seniors (55 and over) in Multnomah County who are capable of independent living with rental housing that is safe, permanent and affordable to them.. Non-profit organization. Northwest Pilot Project – NW Pilot Project. We help connect low-income and very low-income seniors (55 and over) in Multnomah County who are capable of independent living with rental housing that is safe, permanent and affordable to them.. . Non-profit organization. 5032275605. Portland
Fees: Hourly rates and flat fees available
Amenities: Accessibility,Wheelchair accessible entrance,Wheelchair accessible parking lot,Wheelchair accessible restroom,Wheelchair accessible seating,Gender-neutral restroom,Crowd,LGBTQ+ friendly,Other,LGBTQ+ friendly,
Credentials & Expertise
Education & Admissions
- Law School: Willamette University College of Law
- Bar Admissions: Washington State Bar
- Years in Practice: 9+
Practice Focus & Clients
Detailed Practice Areas: DUI/DUII Defense, Estate Planning, Employment Law, Personal Injury
Case Types Handled: Estate Planning, Wrongful Death, Business Formation, Adoption, Bankruptcy
Client Types: Corporations, Government Entities
Memberships, Awards & Notables
Professional Memberships: International Association of Defense Counsel, American Bar Association, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Oregon Association of Defense Counsel
Awards: Best of Portland
Notable Achievements: Recognized as Martindale-Hubbell AV Rated
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Office, Maps & Hours
Address
1430 SW Broadway Suite 200
Portland, OR 97201
Neighborhood: Portland Downtown
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Office Hours
| Monday | 8:00AM-5:00PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00AM-5:00PM |
| Wednesday | 8:00AM-5:00PM |
| Thursday | 8:00AM-5:00PM |
| Friday | 8:00AM-5:00PM |
| Saturday | Friday:Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Amenities (quick view): Accessibility,Wheelchair accessible entrance,Wheelchair accessible parking lot,Wheelchair accessible restroom,Wheelchair accessible seating,Gender-neutral restroom,Crowd,LGBTQ+ friendly,Other,LGBTQ+ friendly,
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I serve Portland and Portland Downtown with 9 years in DUI/DUII Defense, Estate Planning, Employment Law, Personal Injury.
Free initial consultation available. Contact our office to schedule an appointment and discuss your legal needs. • Hourly rates and flat fees available • Languages: English, Spanish
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Carrie Christensen
4 months agoI work with a apartment complex that works with this company and there was a law that has passed about paper application and my company has not provided any information on this. So I was following what I've always been told no paper application unless they have a reasonable accommodation. I got a call by a very rude agent about getting a paper application I tryed explaining that we dont do paper application and i have not been told other wise but she was very rude not understanding at all.
April Griffith
5 months agoOur assessment specialist, Mitzle Penner, was friendly, knowlegable, and took care of business. She gave us many resources putting a bad situation into a hopeful one. She's definitely An asset to Northwest Pilot Project.
Jalena Turner (Jay Tee)
9 months agoMy mom is a recipient of case management from this organization. She is a senior, disabled, vulnerable and at imminent risk of homelessness. She has suffered a traumatic life experience this last year in which her quality of life has deteriorated and she is unable to advocate for herself. She has been struggling with mental stability and has been incapable of making logical choices in regards to her living situation and daily needs. She has been incapable cognitively with making rental payments and physically with cleaning her apartment to remove clutter. In October, we(her family) was made aware of this situation and have done everything we can to try and intervene despite being met with multiple systematic barriers. In late November she received a letter from her apartment management saying she needed to clean up the clutter or she would be evicted. Her apartment management sent the email over Thanksgiving week to her case manager at NWPP but we were not informed of this until it was too late. I am not sure if this happened because it was a holiday week or not but it was really detrimental that there was a lapse in communication during such a time sensitive period because now my mom is being evicted because of it. Stuff like this shouldn't be happening at this level and it is unfortunate that it did because my mother has been failed by the system and this organization when it mattered most. To some she may seem like a number, but she is a human being who is already struggling and now she is going to be homeless.
April Warner
8 months agoI wanted to say amazing things about this company as I've been with them for 2 years now. They placed me in temporary housing 2 years ago my case worker in the beginning was absolutely amazing and bent over backwards to help me. I was homeless and living in a tent and she got me out of that nightmare and placed me immediately in temporary housing where I've been since that day. After I was placed and settled she took another position and was no longer my caseworker. I was assigned another case worker that didn't do much of anything for me. She did however inform me that I was going to be very disappointed when I was in permanent housing compared to what I was living in right now. My third caseworker has been a very nice nice person but never informed me that I should be on government or federally funded subsidized housing lists right away Since I didn't know to do that, I didn't do that and now I have two weeks to find a place to live. The apartments they offered, and had to get on a waiting list were a little more than sketchy. There was a couple that were really okay and I felt safe there but the waiting list is still going as far back as 2024. I viewed a number of others and all I felt was completely unsafe . They had a colorful array of residents there some out of prison some were drug addicts some were just completely shady and scary.Not to say that I'm not grateful because I am. I have been very happy in my temporary housing and now I have to try to remake a home somewhere and I have two weeks to do it. I have no extra money nothing saved because I only make what I have on my SSI so I'm scared right now. they put me in a beautiful apartment where I've made for myself for 2 years and now I have to leave and I have nowhere to go. To say the least I'm very disappointed.
Tammy J. Roberts
4 months agoThis place is amazing help when they have funds to help. I am forever grateful,!