The Rain Garden Apartments, along with two group homes and two apartment complexes for adults with mental illness, sits in the award-winning “urban village”. According to experts, Villebois is the first community in the country where community housing has been incorporated into a larger master-planned community from its inception. The integration of community housing for people with disabilities in a state-of-the-art neighborhood like Villebois puts Oregon on the map when it comes to having the most progressive model of community living. 

At Villebois, community housing consists of homes where residents live “family-style” with assistance from on-site staff, and apartments where residents enjoy a greater level of independence in a supportive environment. All of the community housing at Villebois is consistent with the design and size of surrounding properties, and adheres to Homeowner Association standards for architecture and permitted uses. 

Click here to read The Oregonian’s complete article about community housing in Villebois. 

We appreciate your interest and support of community housing in the Villebois community. If you would like more information, please call 866.580.2836 or email Info@CostaPacific.com.

If you have specific questions about the types of housing for people with mental illness that exists in Villebois, please contact Darcy Strahan with the Oregon Department of Human Services at 503.945.9722 or Darcy.Strahan@state.or.us. You may also contact Bruce Mack at Community Solutions for Clackamas County at 503.502.2346 or brucem@co.clackamas.or.us; or Sherry Mackey at Clackamas County Community Health at 503.722.6628 at SherryMac@co.clackamas.or.us.