HOUSING & LIVING FACILITIES
A NEW PATH FORWARD •
A PLACE TO FIND YOUR FOOTING
Compass provides emergency shelter and supported living in Coos Bay for people experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
Each facility serves different needs and circumstances, with private living space, shared community expectations and access to practical support.
Space is limited and availability changes. Please call Compass or use the Get Help option to ask what may be available and how to apply.
HOUSING AND LIVING FACILITIES
COMPASS HOUSING OPTIONS
01
COALBANK VILLAGE
Coalbank Village provides emergency shelter in Coos Bay for people experiencing homelessness. Each participant has a private, lockable shelter, with shared spaces and support close by.
People staying here work with a case manager to address immediate concerns, navigate services and work toward more stable housing. Compass also coordinates with community partners to make some shelter spaces available for people with specific health needs.
02
THE PEOPLE'S PLACE
The People’s Place offers supported living for older adults, many of whom have previously stayed in emergency shelter.
Participants have private, lockable rooms and share a kitchen, bathrooms, laundry facilities and other common areas. The setting offers greater stability and independence, along with the reassurance of living in community.
Participants take care of their own rooms and share responsibility for keeping common spaces comfortable and respectful.
03
WILLOW HOUSE
Willow House offers supported living for families with children, including parents working toward family reunification.
The three unit home provides private living space along with shared facilities. Families can settle into a safer, more stable environment while working toward longer term housing and goals for their family.
COMPASS OUTREACH
CARE THAT CONTINUES AFTER YOU MOVE IN
Compass housing offers more than a place to stay. Participants also have someone to help them work through the systems and responsibilities connected with building greater stability.
Case managers can help with benefits, identification documents, appointments, health care connections, housing applications and other needs that may affect the path forward. The support looks different for each resident because every person brings different circumstances, priorities and goals.
WAYS TO HELP
LIVING IN A SHARED COMMUNITY
Every person living in a shared community has a private, secure space, along with communal areas that everyone helps care for.
Participants are expected to look after their own belongings, complete household responsibilities and treat neighbors, staff and shared spaces with respect. Each facility has its own eligibility requirements and participant expectations, which the Compass team will explain during the application and intake process.
GET STARTED
HOW TO ASK ABOUT HOUSING
Call Compass or use the Get Help option to begin. You can also speak with a peer at a meal site or outreach event if you would like help starting an application.
A team member will ask about your circumstances, explain which housing program may be appropriate and let you know about current availability.
Compass cannot promise immediate placement, but the team can help you understand the process and what to do next.