Consulting

Interested in learning more about the complex issue of homelessness? 

Path Home is proud to offer presentations and consulting services to the community. With over 15 years of providing direct services to people experiencing homelessness, Path Home Executive Director, Brandi Tuck, is an expert in the field and has a wealth of knowledge to share about the complex issue of homelessness and the transformative impact of trauma-informed design and architecture.

Homelessness

A deep dive into the history, causes, effects, and solutions to homelessness. Great for groups interested in learning an overall view of this complex issue. Recommended for companies, faith communities, foundations, or any other group.

Included:

  • 30 or 45 minute tailored presentation from Path Home Executive Director, Brandi Tuck

  • 15 minutes for questions and conversation

  • 100 brochures corresponding to the presentation included (digital also available) 

  • Slides available after presentation

Beginning at $250/hour, with free or discounted rates for partners. For inquiries, contact speakingrequest@path-home.org.

Trauma-Informed Design & Architecture

Path Home’s Family Village Campus is the first and only family shelter in Oregon featuring trauma-informed design. This type of design is shown to help people heal through the crisis and trauma of homelessness and have more success in long-term housing.

Are you considering implementing Trauma-Informed design in your organization? Want to learn some easy ways that you can make your space more trauma informed?

Learn from the only local experts in Oregon.

Beginning at $150/hour. All consulting is tailored to your requests. For inquires, contact speakingrequest@path-home.org.

About Brandi

Executive Director, Brandi Tuck, graduated from the University of Florida with degrees in Political Science & Philosophy and a minor in Organizational Leadership for Nonprofits, as well as a certificate in Nonprofit Administration from Boston College. In 2005, Brandi moved to Portland and began working at the Oregon Hunger Relief Task Force conducting in anti-hunger public policy and outreach for federal nutrition programs. In 2007, Brandi founded Path Home and has worked as the Executive Director ever since, increasing the organizational budget from $78,000 to $5.2 million. Brandi is currently on the board of the American Leadership Form of Oregon and has also served on the board of the Nonprofit Association Oregon (NAO) and national board of the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network (YNPN).

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