Our clean and sober living program is committed to helping residents build a strong foundation for long-term stability, independence, and success. We understand that finding employment and accessing supportive services can be challenging, especially for individuals who may face barriers due to their past.
As part of our commitment to supporting each resident, we provide access to a variety of community resources, including:
Our goal is to provide more than just a safe and supportive living environment. We strive to connect residents with the resources, opportunities, and community support they need to move forward, establish stability, and work toward a healthier and more independent future.
We connect residents with temp agencies, resume support, job placement assistance, and employers willing to work with individuals with criminal histories. We also serve as job references for committed residents.
Yes, we connect residents with community providers for mental health resources, counseling, and therapy whenever needed.
We help residents build a strong foundation for long-term stability, independence, and a healthy future through housing and community support.
Peer-led support, mentoring, and resources for individuals navigating recovery.
Diversion programs, housing assistance, and essential county safety-net services.
Comprehensive addiction treatment, including inpatient care, detox, and outpatient programs.
Oregon Health Authority program providing housing, utility, and meal assistance to eligible Medicaid members.
Flexible outpatient substance use treatment and counseling integrated with local drug courts.
Safe day shelter, emergency housing, meals, and employment support for adults facing homelessness.
Substance use treatment, residential care, and family-focused recovery services.
Reentry services, transitional housing, mentorship, and employment aid for individuals exiting incarceration.
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