Published on: 10/30/2026
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Earlier this year, Kaila believed she and her son were facing homelessness, again. She said they had fled an abusive relationship, struggled through several unsafe living situations and finally found a safe home in Southeast Portland with rent covered by an emergency housing voucher.
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