Promoting development and preservation of quality affordable multifamily housing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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"In these difficult economic times, it is critical that we
provide safe and affordable housing for those in need."
–Senator Charles Schumer
 

Contact
Oregon AHMA

Maggie Meikle
 Executive Director

Telephone
503-357-7140

Fax: 503-992-0853

Email

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1135
Forest Grove
OR 97116
 


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“In order for a person to successfully achieve self-sufficiency, they must not only have access to housing, support services, and employment opportunities, but also must be building positive relationships with those who have had common experiences and can offer support.”

–Center City Concern

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

Who we are and what we do . . .

Happy tenants saying "thank you!" to an AHMA member.

Founded in 2001, the Oregon Affordable Housing Management Association is a statewide, trade association providing continuing education and advocacy to the owners, management agents, and housing project management staff of HUD, Rural Development, Tax Credit, and HOME-financed apartment housing for low income seniors, families, and people with disabilities. Oregon AHMA is governed by an active, enthusiastic board of directors with Executive Director, Maggie Meikle, managing the day-to-day administration of this Oregon 501(c)(6) non-profit organization.

Please download the 2012 training calendar to find the continuing education classes you need.  Classes are held at various venues throughout Oregon. More programs will be added to the calendar as the year progresses, so stay tuned! 

2012 Training Calendar
SUMMER CLASSES
June 12
 RD Certifications
Clover Glen Apts. Community Room, La Grande
June 14
 RD Certifications for Managers of Senior/Disabled Projects
Valley River Inn, Eugene
July 20, 2012
 Fair Housing Jeopardy Game at the Beach!
Beacon Crest Apartments Community Room, Lincoln City
August 16, 2012
 Tax Credit Acquisition/Rehab for Affordable Housing Providers
Keizer Renaissance Inn, Keizer
August 22, 2012
Fair Housing Focus Class
Part 1: Reasonable Accommodations: Assistance Animals
Part 2: A Review of the Most Common Fair Housing Complaints
Clover Glen Apartments Community Room, La Grande
August 24, 2012
 Fair Housing Jeopardy Game in Central Oregon!
Rural Development Conference Room, Redmond
September 13, 2012
Fair Housing Focus Class
Part 1: Reasonable Accommodations: Assistance Animals
Part 2: A Review of the Most Common Fair Housing Complaints
Holiday Park Gardens Community Room, Grants Pass
 

 
 

Oregon AHMA Education Testimonials

“This was my first time at a housing conference, and I loved every moment.”
“Thank you for doing what you do. These conference seminars are a great help when we go back home – new insights!”
“The Tax Credit class is relevant to my job. I appreciated the updates and was able to ask questions and get clarifications in person. Thank you.”
“I started at my job less than a year ago, and I found all the information at the conference maintenance track very useful.”
“Good refresher on fair housing laws. The speaker was very easy to listen to, and she made everything clear.”
“Thanks to the Fair Housing Council of Oregon speaker for answering questions I’ve had for awhile. I liked the small group activities and the entire session.”
“The REAC instructor very clearly, efficiently, and effectively presented the information. He was very good at explaining issues. The visual aids and printed materials were very helpful.”
“The presenter’s personality enhanced the presentation. The material was totally understandable and clear. I like the presenter’s comfortable style- it helped everyone in the audience understand.”
“I liked the applicant/tenant interviewing section of the basic occupancy class. The information on medical expenses and calculating household rent exercises was very helpful.”
“I liked the way the speaker explained the techniques and discussed valid feelings versus actual facts. It was good to learn to see conflict as an opportunity to resolve a situation instead of a discomfort.”
“Communication on Conflict Resolution added perspective and tools that can be taken for granted over the years of experience, but it emphasized the key tools that keep resident relationships that work well.”
“I appreciate the wonderful opportunity to not only learn but also to meet and share ideas. Thank you all!”
“Thank you for the Life & Fire Safety Training. The topic, instructors & location were great."
“We always look forward to your skill building classes.”
“Your classes always cover everything I need, and what you have is always great.”

“I especially want to commend you on the quality of the classes you arrange and how organized everything is, and to give you a big “Thank you” for the hard work you perform for your members out here trying to make sense of it all.”
 
 

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