Provides outpatient chemical dependency treatment, state-certified DUII education, rehabilitation, and advocates for clients in court. Information and referral to other community resources, including detoxification. Provides corporate training for prevention and intervention training in the workplace. Interventions and sober housing are available. State-approved treatment for restricted or hardship driver license.

Provides affordable sober housing based studio & two-bedroom apartments combined with peer-based recovery support.

Provides clean and sober housing and a working farm offering support that will allow a person to gain sobriety and take the necessary steps to become self-sufficient again. AA and NA support groups help build a foundation in recovery and the connection of friendships by working and living together towards a common goal.

Program offers transitional and permanent housing as well as treatment and supportive service options for individuals recovering from addictions. Led by peer mentors. IOP and outpatient substance use disorder treatment is available at various locations.

Program offers transitional and permanent housing as well as treatment and supportive service options for individuals recovering from addictions. Led by peer mentors. IOP and outpatient substance use disorder treatment is available at various locations.

Program offers transitional and permanent housing as well as treatment and supportive service options for individuals recovering from addictions. Led by peer mentors. IOP and outpatient substance use disorder treatment is available at various locations.

Provides housing and support services including housing linked to employment, fair market, low-income housing, and Section 8 housing. Also provides Grant and Per Diem veteran transitional housing.

Provides residential and outpatient treatment for adults with drug and/or alcohol addictions. Provides evaluations for people arrested for DUIs, Minor in Possession (MIP) information classes, two transitional living facilities (one for men, one for women and children), and alcohol- and drug-free apartments for those who have successfully completed treatment. The residential program includes a child development program for men, women, and their children.

Offers transitional housing and sober living facilities. Clients must remain clean and sober for the duration of their stay.

Provides emergency shelter, housing, food, clothing, and a comprehensive needs assessment process supported by a case manager. Can provide information and referral about identification replacement, schooling, and job placement services. Also offers assistance with applying for health insurance.

Provides emergency shelter, housing, food, clothing, and a comprehensive needs assessment process supported by a case manager to individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness, coping with addiction, those who are in crisis, and/or those who are re-entering the community from incarceration. Establishes networks with partner agencies to offer counseling, identification, schooling, and job placement. Also has in-person assisters to help apply for health insurance. Once admitted to the emergency shelter, clients can use the space 24 hours per day / 7 days per week for 30 days, with an option for a long term reentry program.

Provides emergency shelter, housing, food, clothing, and a comprehensive needs assessment process supported by a case manager. Can provide information and referral about identification replacement, schooling, and job placement services. Also offers assistance with applying for health insurance.

Offers supportive shared housing and alcohol-and drug-free shared homes. This is not a shelter.

Provides sober living for people in recovery.

Provides up to date information on recovery housing in Oregon; information is updated by agencies and recovery residence operators.

Provides medical detox for adults who need assistance with detoxification from one or more substances prior to entering a residential program. This is a voluntary program and the focus is management of symptoms during detoxification. The program has licensed professional oversight, and the individual meets daily with a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner who assists with Medication Assisted Treatment.

Provides housing for women and men in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. There is no time limit for residency. Each resident is responsible for membership dues, and residents share household responsibilities. Houses are democratically run. There are no house managers or supervisors. Each house has an elected board, and weekly house meetings are conducted to discuss business, policies, etc.

Provides independently run, residential housing that consists of all-female or all-male living spaces. Separate housing options are available to accommodate individuals with children.

Provides sober housing. Clients work towards achieving self sufficiency, family reunification, and permanent housing by establishing stable work and rental histories.

Provides sober housing. Clients work towards achieving self sufficiency, family reunification, and permanent housing by establishing stable work and rental histories.

Provides a structured housing environment for those seeking recovery from addiction, alcoholism, incarceration, and/or mental health. There are 22 locations, including Aid & Assist Community Restoration and culturally responsive Latino and Latina housing.

Locator with housing information for 25 states. Transitional housing is temporary housing for the working homeless population and is set up to transition their residents to permanent housing.

Provides a recovery home to help individuals overcome and break the cycle of drug-addiction, alcoholism, homelessness, gang, and domestic violence, through a comprehensive life and faith-based approach that utilizes classroom training, bible studies, prayer, and support groups.