4/25 | OWNERSHIP: Housing and Health

Join Jesse Beason, Executive Director of Proud Ground, a non-profit that assists low-income families in purchasing affordable homes—and Amanda Roe, Naturopathic Physician and partner in Family Tree Medicine—in a discussion about living healthfully outside and in.

Jesse has experience in more than just affordable home ownership – he’s had a long-term love affair with finding or creating affordable housing solutions in Portland so he has lots of information to share on OTHER housing options as well.

Amanda has been a Preferred Provider with Working Artists for several years now, and in addition to her naturopathic practice she has some Tips and How-to’s on all kinds of situations where attending to your health is important – like keeping healthy when you’re traveling, alleviating stress naturally, and more!

About Proud Ground

Owning a home—and owning it affordably, day in, day out—means more than a house, a shelter on a piece of property. Owning a home changes you, changes your family, changes your community. It is roots, a sense of belonging, a foundation to nourish from and build upon.

Proud Ground is much more than a place, too. We exist to remove the barriers between families and affordable homeownership. We work with lenders, builders and other community partners to serve low and moderate-income first-time homebuyers and prepare them for buying a new or existing home

About Family Tree Medicine

Family Tree Naturopathic Medicine and Midwifery is a full service natural family health care and midwifery practice located in Portland, OR. We are licensed naturopathic family physicians with additional training in natural childbirth and midwifery and are in the unique position of being able to care for you and your family both before, during and after your pregnancy and birth. Utilizing herbal medicine, clinical nutrition, homeopathy, hydrotherapy, dietary and lifestyle counseling and bodywork, we are proud to offer exceptional holistic care for the entire family. We follow the midwives model of care and honor the healing power of nature to bring your body, mind and spirit to profound health and wellness. We look forward to caring for you and your family!

EVENT DETAILS:
Date/Time: Sunday, April 25 | 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Location: Urban Grind, 2214 NE Oregon, Portland OR 97232

CONTACT INFO:
Adrienne Fritze, Working Artists Network [WAN]
Phone: 503-349-6075
Email: wan@workingartistsonline.com

$25 Non-Member, $5 PRO, $10 START-UP, $15 BASIC.

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