Affordable. Comfortable. Connected.

At Cornerstone Apartments, we believe that housing is just the beginning of what makes a strong, connected community. That’s why we’ve partnered with Catholic Community Services, a trusted local nonprofit that provides on-site resident services to help individuals and families feel confident, supported, and at home.

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Catholic Community Services has a mission to foster thriving communities by leading with love, pursuing justice, embracing truth, and honoring freedom. Through compassion, fairness, integrity, and respect, they work to create inclusive environments where every person is valued, supported, and empowered to live with dignity and purpose.

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Two children are looking into an open backpack. One child has short hair and is wearing a red dress, while the other has braided hair and is wearing a pink jacket and backpack. They are standing on a carpeted floor near a door.

Two women in a kitchen each hold backpacks with colorful patterns, smiling at the camera.

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Cornerstone Apartments Services

We partner with local organizations to connect residents with valuable resources and support services that promote stability, well-being, and opportunity. Through our partnerships with Catholic Community Services, United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley, Marion Polk Food Share, and the Department of Human Services, residents may access assistance with food security, housing resources, financial and family support services, healthcare programs. Along with employment resources, and other essential community services. These partnerships help ensure residents have access to the tools and support they need to thrive.

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Peer Support

Marion Polk Food Share

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Essential Goods Pantry

A computer classroom with multiple desks and chairs arranged in a U-shape around a central table. Each desk has a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. The room features a chalkboard wall with handwritten notes and drawings, including a welcome message, holiday greetings, and various sketches. A large flat-screen TV is mounted on the right wall.

Education Support

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Health Screenings

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Job Fairs

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Local Partnerships

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Community Events

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Open-concept living and dining room with beige and gray walls, large windows, gray sofa, wooden dining table with high-back chairs, and a mix of carpeting and hardwood flooring.

A spacious conference room with gray walls and multiple windows with blinds, decorated with abstract artwork, and furnished with tables and blue chairs stacked in the corner.

Medical examination room with an examination table, chairs, framed artwork on the wall, a window, and a wooden cabinet, in a healthcare facility.

Living room with a large window showing trees and parking lot outside; damaged bean bag chairs on carpeted floor; blue and white shelving unit with storage bins; framed dog breed illustrations on wall; piano with bench near window; sliding door leading to other room.

Our approach: The Five Protective Factors

At Cornerstone Apartments, we support residents by strengthening the Five Protective Factors that help individuals and families thrive. We foster resilience by connecting residents with resources that help navigate challenges and build stability. Through community-building opportunities, we encourage meaningful social connections and a sense of belonging. We also promote access to parenting and life-skills resources that support healthy development and informed decision-making. When needs arise, we help connect residents to concrete supports such as housing assistance, food resources, and local services. Above all, we strive to create a supportive environment that nurtures emotional well-being and helps both adults and children grow with confidence.

Parental Resilience
The ability of parents or caregivers to manage stress and recover from challenges, while maintaining healthy functioning.
Social Connections
Having supportive relationships with family, friends, neighbors, or community members that provide emotional support and practical help.
Knowledge of Parenting and Child Development
Understanding how children grow and develop, and using that knowledge to guide positive parenting practices.

Concrete Support in Times of Need
Access to basic resources and services like housing, food, healthcare, and financial assistance during difficult times.
Social and Emotional Competence of Children
Helping children develop skills to manage emotions, build relationships, and communicate effectively.

Resiliencia parental
La capacidad de los padres o cuidadores para manejar el estrés y recuperarse de los desafíos, mientras mantienen un funcionamiento saludable.
Conexiones sociales
Contar con relaciones de apoyo con la familia, amigos, vecinos o miembros de la comunidad que brindan apoyo emocional y ayuda práctica.
Conocimiento sobre la crianza y el desarrollo infantil
Comprender cómo crecen y se desarrollan los niños, y usar ese conocimiento para guiar prácticas de crianza positivas.
Apoyo concreto en momentos de necesidad
Acceso a recursos y servicios básicos como vivienda, alimentos, atención médica y asistencia financiera durante tiempos difíciles.
Competencia social y emocional de los niños
Ayudar a los niños a desarrollar habilidades para manejar emociones, construir relaciones y comunicarse de manera efectiva.

Apoyamos los cinco factores protectores.

Three children wearing protective face masks and blue gloves standing in front of store shelves filled with household and baby supplies, smiling and posing for the camera.

“I love it here. I may be living here for a long time, I feel at home compared to other places I have lived. I'm grateful and feel safe with the gates.”

— Current Resident