Provides low-cost housing to men and women in the early stages of sobriety who are in transition to the next level of recovery. Transition housing provides support during a critical time in recovery, helping clients establish a path to a better life through a safe and monitored reintegration into the community.

Provides faith-based housing for men for up to 24 months who are in recovery and wish to live clean and sober. There is no maximum period of length on when the inpatient program was completed. Services provided to clients include case management, work force development, assistance with getting ID, and overcoming other barriers to stability.

Provides housing and support services for individuals and families with a focus on individuals in recovery, people with mental health issues, people living with HIV/AIDS or other chronic conditions, and people with a history of criminal involvement. Provides housing linked to employment, fair market, low-income housing, and Section 8 housing. Also provides Grant and Per Diem veteran transitional housing.

Provides transitional housing. Clients will be offered access to case management services; medical, dental, and substance abuse treatments; courses on life, career, computer, health, cooking, nutrition, and communication; and overcoming barriers to acquiring permanent housing. Must agree to be clean and sober for the duration of their stay.

Provides an 18 month long faith-based recovery program. Residents are provided with case management, mental health supports, vocational support, recovery supports, and life skills classes. Residents must remain clean and sober for the duration of the program and will be subject to urinalysis testing.

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.

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.

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.

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

Provides a structured housing environment for those seeking recovery from addiction, alcoholism, incarceration, and/or mental health. There are 14 homes total, with 6 homes for men only, one for men with children, one family housing, a women's home, and a women's and children's home and culturally specific Latinx housing. Each home has an on-site house manager who oversees house operations, administers urinalysis and breathalyzer tests, works with probation and parole officers, and supports each member's recovery journey.

Residential housing program provides 32 units of supportive housing for women in recovery.

Offers housing for formerly incarcerated people and people who are in recovery programs and their families.