The Resident Advisory Board (RAB) is a group of residents elected by their neighbors from each of Homes for Good’s Public and Assisted Housing Communities, as well as Section 8 Voucher Holders.
RAB meets to learn about the latest happenings in and around the agency, and bring questions, concerns, complaints, and even praise to Homes for Good staff. RAB acts as a “sounding board” when agency staff has new information, ideas and/or policies to bring to residents.
The opinions and input of RAB members are highly regarded and are a necessary part of agency planning and the development of resident programs. Elected representatives also bring information to their communities and neighbors about Homes for Good policies, procedures, staff changes, grants, etc.
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Communities Currently Represented with RAB Members
- Riverview Terrace
- McKenzie Village
- Fourteen Pines
- Firwood Apartments
- Section 8 Vouchers
RAB Meetings
There are generally 10-12 meetings annually. Meetings are on the 2nd Thursday of each month from 11:30-1:30pm. Members can attend either virtually via zoom or in-person at the Homes for Good Service Center at 100 W 13th Avenue in Eugene.
Any Homes for Good resident or program participant is welcome to attend monthly RAB meetings.
Becoming a RAB Member
Are you interested in becoming a RAB member and representing your neighbors at RAB meetings?Here's where to start:
- Attend a monthly RAB meeting to see what RAB is all about
- Contact Resident Services to fill out an interest form
Learn More About RAB
If you would like more information about RAB Meetings, or to ill out a membership interest form, contact Homes for Good's Resident Services team: