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Housing
Oakridge Neighborhood is not just a housing facility, but truly a neighborhood, a community of people gaining stability while preparing for the next step in their life’s journey.
We have a globally diverse population of 1,000 people that make Oakridge Neighborhood home, and we serve others from the Des Moines area with our roust social service programs.
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countries represented
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languages spoken
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children under 18
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refugees and immigrants
![$23,245](https://oakridgeneighborhood.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/23245.jpg)
average household income
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Oakridge Neighborhood is unique in its ability to provide for the most basic needs of low-income and refugee families through quality government assisted permanent housing in conjunction with human services, making it an integral part of the greater Des Moines housing and human services continuum.
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