🏠 Transitional Housing Program Description
The N.I.C.E. Foundation Safe & Stable Housing Placement Program
Program Purpose
The Safe & Stable Housing Placement Program provides immediate, secure, and structured housing to adults with disabilities and their immediate family members who are experiencing housing instability or homelessness in Newberg and Yamhill County, Oregon.
The program exists to ensure that vulnerable individuals have a safe place to live while stabilizing income, accessing community resources, and transitioning toward long-term housing security.—
Target Population
• Adults receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• Individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability
• Immediate family members or caregivers when appropriate
Program Structure
• The nonprofit organization serves as the primary leaseholder for approved residential units.
• Program participants reside in the unit as beneficiaries of the transitional housing program.
• Rent payments are supported through verified Social Security income and, when applicable, local housing assistance programs.
The nonprofit maintains financial oversight and ensures timely payment of rent and agreed-upon obligations.
Program Goals
1. Provide immediate housing stability for individuals facing homelessness.
2. Maintain consistent rent payment and lease compliance.
3. Connect participants to benefits, housing assistance, and local community services.
4. Transition participants into long-term stable housing arrangements.
Oversight & Governance
The program operates under the governance of the nonprofit’s Board of Directors. The President oversees financial management, compliance, documentation, and landlord communication to ensure professional and consistent operations.
📄 Nonprofit Verification Section
Legal Name: The N.I.C.E. Foundation (The New Initiative Community Enhancement Foundation)
State of Incorporation: Oregon
Legal Status: Active Oregon Nonprofit
CorporationPurpose: Community enhancement, housing stability, and support services for vulnerable individuals and families.
Authorized Representative: Martine Rohlfing President & Registered Officer
Governance: The organization is governed by a Board of Directors in accordance with Oregon nonprofit statutes. The President is authorized to enter into lease agreements and housing arrangements on behalf of the organization in furtherance of its charitable mission.
Financial Responsibility
The nonprofit maintains:
• Separate organizational records
• Documented income verification for program participants
• Formal oversight of rent payments and housing compliance
• When acting as leaseholder, the organization assumes responsibility for ensuring lease terms are met in a timely and professional manner.
Contact Information:
info@the-nice-foundation.org