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OACRA Oregon Housing & Reentry Directory

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Oregon Housing, Shelter & Reentry-Friendly Options

This directory organizes Oregon housing pathways that may support people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, reentry supervision, treatment court, recovery supervision, tribal reentry, or with a criminal record. Oregon access varies sharply by region: Portland has a large shelter and navigation network, Lane County has a reentry-specific housing anchor, and rural counties often require a mix of shelter, recovery housing, community action, motel bridges, family placement, tribal services, and supervision-aware private housing.

Four reentry housing levels covered: emergency shelter and day shelter, transitional and reentry housing, recovery or sober living environments, and longer-term supportive or independent housing stabilization across Oregon.

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Coverage: statewide Oregon. This section keeps statewide reentry, recovery-housing, public housing, tribal reentry, and supervision-aware planning in one place so regional sections can focus on direct providers and local housing paths.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Reentry, Recovery Housing & Statewide Housing Support

Oregon Reentry Housing Planning — DOC / Supervision Coordination Statewide planning path for people leaving custody, on post-prison supervision, parole, probation, or other supervision. Housing should be planned before release or before changing residence, especially when the person needs shelter, transitional housing, recovery housing, or an approved private address.

Reentry planning DOC / supervision Approval may apply

Use when The person is leaving custody, lacks an approved address, is under community supervision, or is trying to move to a new county. Coordinate with the supervising officer, release counselor, reentry staff, or attorney before moving.

Prepare Proposed address, provider/landlord contact, household members, rules, rent/fees, curfew, transportation, treatment schedule, work plan, and move-in date Ask whether written permission, residence approval, transfer approval, or provider verification is required

Area Statewide Oregon / reentry planning

Oxford House — Oregon Recovery Housing Search Statewide recovery-housing path. Oxford House describes its model as shared residences where people in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction live together in a drug- and alcohol-free environment, share house responsibilities, and may stay as long as they follow house rules and pay their share of expenses.

Recovery housing Sober living House rules vary

Search Oxford House Search by Oregon city and call individual houses directly before travel or payment.

Ask each house Open beds, weekly share, gender eligibility, interview process, sobriety requirements, medication policy, MAT policy, curfew expectations, visitor rules, transportation, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Statewide Oregon / recovery homes

Oregon Housing and Community Services — State Housing Programs State housing agency path for rental assistance, homelessness services, housing stabilization, affordable housing, and statewide housing-policy programs. Use OHCS for state-level program information, then contact the local administering agency or provider listed in the relevant region.

State housing programs Rental assistance / homelessness Local access varies

Info oregon.gov/ohcs Use local provider pages for intake, availability, and service-area rules.

Ask locally Emergency rent help, shelter access, rapid rehousing, homelessness prevention, affordable housing waitlists, documents, and county-specific referral route Ask whether application, appointment, denial, or assistance activity can be documented for court or supervision

Area Statewide / local-administered programs

Sponsors, Inc. — Reentry Housing Model / Lane County Anchor Reentry-specific Oregon anchor. Oregon’s Lane County Reentry Program identifies Sponsors, Inc. as a nonprofit providing transitional housing and employment opportunities to people returning to Lane County from Oregon jails and prisons.

Reentry housing Transitional housing / employment Lane County-focused

Info Lane County Reentry Program See Lane County section for fuller local routing.

Ask Eligibility, release timeline, Lane County supervision connection, transitional housing, employment support, program rules, documents, and verification letters Ask whether referral must come from DOC, county parole/probation, sheriff, or a reentry partner

Area Lane County / statewide reentry model

Going Home II — Transition and Reentry Support Oregon reentry support path working with people transitioning from correctional institutions and youth authority settings. This is not a general emergency shelter, but it can be relevant for pre-release planning, classes, reentry preparation, and transition support.

Transition / reentry Pre-release support Program-specific

Info Going Home II transition and reentry Confirm current service area and referral requirements directly.

Ask Pre-release classes, reentry planning, transition support, housing-related referrals, documents, and facility-specific eligibility Ask whether support can coordinate with supervision, reentry staff, or community providers

Area Statewide / facility-linked reentry support

🛠️ Confirm First Statewide Backup, Private Housing & Address Approval

211info Oregon — Backup Search and Local Confirmation Use 211info as a backup when direct provider options are full, closed, unsafe, or unavailable in a rural county. This V2 directory prioritizes named providers first; 211info should be used to confirm current overflow shelters, warming/cooling centers, local administering agencies, and county-specific emergency contacts.

Backup locator Use after named providers Verify provider directly

Use when No direct provider is available, the person is in a rural county, or current seasonal shelter information is needed. 211info.org

Ask specifically Ask for the exact provider name, intake phone, address, hours, eligibility, documents, and whether the program accepts justice-involved clients. Then call the provider directly before traveling.

Area Statewide backup

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Independent Housing In many Oregon counties, private housing may be more realistic than a formal shelter bed. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, weekly motels, family placement, employer-linked housing, sober living, or transitional recovery homes.

Independent housing Rural practical path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written rent terms, utilities, guest rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking supervision approval if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, transportation plan, and move-in date Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area Statewide Oregon

Safety Shelter and Confidential Housing People fleeing domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, coercion, or immediate danger may need confidential shelter rather than ordinary homeless shelter. Safety planning should use confidential provider routes and safe phone access whenever possible.

Safety shelter Confidential access Call safely

Use when The person is fleeing danger, abuse, stalking, trafficking, coercion, or unsafe household control. Do not publish or share confidential shelter locations publicly.

Ask safely Safe intake, transportation, children/pet rules, confidentiality, phone safety, protective-order support, and how to report safely if supervised Ask how address confidentiality can be handled with probation, parole, or court reporting

Area Statewide / safety-specific

Supervision-Aware Address Approval People on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, or electronic monitoring may need approval before moving. A shelter bed, recovery home opening, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether a county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, provider/landlord contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, or denial when available

Area Statewide Oregon

Portland Metro

Counties: Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, and Columbia. Cities and communities include Portland, Gresham, Troutdale, Fairview, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Tigard, Tualatin, Forest Grove, Oregon City, Milwaukie, Gladstone, Lake Oswego, Canby, Sandy, Estacada, Wilsonville, St. Helens, Scappoose, Rainier, and surrounding metro communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Portland Metro Shelter, Day Center, Reentry & Supportive Housing Providers

Transition Projects — Resource Center / Shelter Access Primary Portland shelter-access and day-service route. Multnomah County states that Transition Projects shelter beds can be accessed in person through the Resource Center at 650 NW Irving Street or by email, and Transition Projects describes the Resource Center as connecting people to showers, laundry, mail, medical support, shelter programs, and other services.

Shelter access Resource Center Showers / laundry / mail

Access Transition Projects Resource Center 650 NW Irving St., Portland, OR 97209 Main office: (503) 280-4700 Email listed by Multnomah County: shelter.access@tprojects.org

Ask Shelter access, day-center hours, showers, laundry, mail, ID expectations, medical support, case management, shelter waitlist/placement route, and verification letters Tell staff if you are on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring and need a verifiable housing path

Area Portland / Multnomah County

Transition Projects — Shelter Programs Major Portland shelter provider. Transition Projects states its shelter programs provide safe temporary homes and support services during the transition out of homelessness, and lists 852 available shelter beds across its shelter system.

Shelter programs Temporary housing Support services

Info Transition Projects shelters Start through the Resource Center or current shelter-access route.

Ask Which shelter program fits the person’s age, gender, household, medical needs, pets, mobility, recovery needs, documents, and supervision status Ask whether shelter stay, appointment, application, or denial can be documented for court or supervision

Area Portland / Multnomah County

Blanchet House — Meals, Services & Blanchet Farm Residential Program Portland provider offering daily meals and a men’s transitional residential recovery program through Blanchet Farm. Blanchet House says Founders Café serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner Monday–Saturday, and Blanchet Farm provides an opportunity for men to build a healthier, sober life in a rural setting.

Meals / day support Men’s residential program Program-specific

Info blanchethouse.org Portland meal service + Blanchet Farm residential program.

Ask Meal hours, hygiene/basic needs, residential program eligibility, sobriety expectations, farm-program rules, application route, documents, and verification letters Ask whether people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring can participate

Area Portland / Blanchet Farm regional program

Central City Concern — Affordable Housing, Recovery, Health & Employment Support Major Portland supportive-housing and services provider. Central City Concern is a long-standing Portland provider for homelessness, housing, health care, recovery, and employment-linked supports. Use this as a supportive-housing and stabilization path, not a same-night shelter guarantee.

Supportive housing Recovery / health / employment Program-specific

Info centralcityconcern.org Confirm current intake, housing eligibility, and referral pathways directly.

Ask Supportive housing, recovery housing, health-care linkage, employment support, case management, documents, waitlists, and referral requirements Ask how services coordinate with parole, probation, post-prison supervision, treatment, or reentry staff

Area Portland / Multnomah County

Do Good Multnomah — Shelter and Housing Support Path Portland-area shelter/housing provider, especially known for serving veterans and people experiencing houselessness. Blanchet House’s Portland shelter-access guide lists Do Good Multnomah phone numbers for people seeking shelter access.

Shelter / housing support Veteran-aware provider Call first

Access dogoodmultnomah.org Phone numbers listed in Portland shelter guide: (503) 490-0285 / (503) 358-0519

Ask Shelter availability, veteran eligibility, documents, referral requirements, program rules, case management, housing navigation, and verification letters Ask whether residents on supervision or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Portland / Multnomah County

JOIN — Housing Placement and Outreach Support Portland housing-placement and outreach provider focused on helping people transition from homelessness into housing. Use this path for outreach-linked housing support, documentation, and provider coordination rather than immediate same-night shelter only.

Housing placement Outreach / case support Referral/program-specific

Info joinpdx.org Confirm current services and access points directly.

Ask Housing placement, outreach contact, ID/document support, landlord navigation, move-in support, eligibility, and referral requirements Ask whether services can coordinate with probation, parole, reentry staff, treatment court, or case management

Area Portland / Multnomah County

Rose Haven — Day Shelter and Advocacy for Women, Children and Gender-Diverse People Portland day-shelter and advocacy path for women, children, and gender-diverse people experiencing homelessness, poverty, or safety instability. Use for daytime support, basic needs, safety-sensitive support, and housing/service referrals.

Day shelter Women / children / gender-diverse Confirm hours

Info rosehaven.org Confirm current service hours and intake before arrival.

Ask Day shelter hours, meals, showers, clothing, advocacy, safety planning, children’s needs, housing referrals, documents, and verification of contact Ask how address confidentiality or safety-related supervision reporting can be handled if needed

Area Portland / Multnomah County

🛠️ Confirm First Washington, Clackamas, Columbia, Recovery, Private Housing & Supervision Paths

Bybee Lakes Hope Center — Higher-Barrier Shelter / Transitional Path Large Portland shelter and transitional-housing path operated by Helping Hands Reentry Outreach. Public reporting has described Bybee Lakes as both emergency and higher-barrier transitional shelter, including sobriety requirements. Confirm current operations, funding status, eligibility, and intake before relying on this option.

Shelter / transitional path Higher-barrier model Verify current intake

Verify Helping Hands Reentry Outreach Confirm Bybee Lakes current intake and eligibility before travel.

Ask Current operating status, sobriety requirements, eligibility, referral route, documents, program rules, length of stay, case management, and verification letters Ask whether people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Portland / Multnomah County

Blanchet House — Bethanie’s Room Women’s Shelter Path Emerging women’s shelter path in Northwest Portland. Local reporting in 2025 described Bethanie’s Room as a privately funded women’s overnight shelter operated by Blanchet House and planned for the Slabtown area; verify launch status and intake rules before listing as an active bed source.

Women’s shelter path Verify active status Confirm before travel

Verify Blanchet House Confirm whether Bethanie’s Room is open, who is eligible, and how intake works.

Ask Active shelter status, women’s eligibility, check-in process, hours, documents, safety rules, belongings, case management, and verification letters Ask whether supervision status affects eligibility or reporting needs

Area Portland / Northwest Portland

Washington County — Community Connect Shelter Access Primary Washington County shelter-access route. Washington County instructs people seeking emergency shelters to contact Community Connect at 503-640-3263 or work with a case manager at partner organizations.

County shelter access Community Connect Call first

Access Washington County shelter programs Community Connect: (503) 640-3263

Ask Current shelter availability, partner referrals, family shelter, single-adult shelter, transitional housing, documents, and verification of contact Ask whether case-manager referral or Community Connect screening is required

Area Washington County / Hillsboro / Beaverton / Tigard

Community Action — Hillsboro Family Shelter Network Washington County family-shelter network. Community Action states its Hillsboro Family Shelter is the lead partner in a three-shelter network that includes Good Neighbor Center in Tigard and Family Promise of Greater Washington County in Hillsboro, helping residents plan for permanent housing and stability.

Family shelter network Hillsboro / Tigard Use access route

Info Community Action housing stability Use Community Connect or partner referral for access when required.

Ask Family shelter eligibility, children’s documents, access route, current openings, permanent housing planning, tenant education, case management, and verification letters Ask whether court, probation, parole, or child-welfare involvement affects documentation or eligibility

Area Washington County / family shelter network

Family Promise of Greater Washington County — Family Housing Path Family-focused provider serving Beaverton, Aloha, Hillsboro, Cornelius, Forest Grove, Banks, and surrounding school-district communities. Family Promise provides services for families experiencing homelessness and lists a direct family-support email and phone number.

Family housing path Beaverton / Hillsboro Family-specific

Contact Family Promise Greater Washington County Email: familysupport@fpgwc.org Phone: (971) 217-8949

Ask Family eligibility, shelter model, current openings, children’s documents, case management, school stability, transportation, and housing plan Ask whether contact or application can be documented for court, supervision, or child-welfare planning

Area Washington County / families

Hillsboro Year-Round Shelter — Single Adult Shelter Path Emerging Hillsboro single-adult shelter path. The City of Hillsboro states it is preparing a year-round shelter for single adults at SW 17th Avenue and TV Highway, expected to welcome first guests in winter 2025–26. Confirm current opening status before relying on it.

Single-adult shelter path Verify opening status Confirm before travel

City page Hillsboro shelter update Use Community Connect until the active access route is confirmed.

Ask Opening status, access route, single-adult eligibility, documents, check-in rules, case management, transportation, and verification letters Ask whether supervision status affects eligibility or address approval

Area Hillsboro / Washington County

The Father’s Heart Street Ministry — Oregon City Resource Center Clackamas County resource-center and service path. The Father’s Heart states it serves homeless adults in Oregon City and surrounding areas with basic needs, supportive services, and pathways to stability; public profiles also identify meals, showers, resource-center services, outreach, case management, peer support, housing navigation, transitional housing, and jail-reentry mentoring connections.

Resource center Meals / showers / navigation Confirm shelter status

Contact The Father’s Heart 603 12th St., Oregon City, OR 97045 Phone listed locally: (503) 722-9780

Ask Meals, showers, resource-center hours, case management, housing navigation, emergency shelter status, transitional housing, reentry mentoring, and verification of contact Ask whether people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring can use housing services

Area Oregon City / Clackamas County

Clackamas County Community Resource Centers — Local Stabilization Path Clackamas-area practical support route using local community-service centers. Happy Valley’s houseless resource page lists Clackamas Service Center, Canby Center, Father’s Heart, Molalla Service Center, Sandy Community Action, Wilsonville Community Sharing, and other local supports.

Community centers Food / support / referrals Not all are shelters

Local list Clackamas-area resources Use to identify the closest local stabilization contact.

Ask Emergency assistance, food, clothing, showers, housing navigation, rental help, shelter referrals, documents, transportation, and verification of contact Ask whether they know the current direct shelter route for the person’s city

Area Clackamas County / city-specific

Columbia County / St. Helens / Scappoose Housing-Stability Path Columbia County may require a Portland Metro bridge plus local private housing: local landlords, room rentals, motel stays, family placement, recovery housing, community action or county resources, and Portland-area providers when direct shelter is needed.

County path Portland Metro bridge Confirm transportation

Access Start with local county/community resources, then confirm Portland-area shelter or day-center access before traveling. Confirm whether a Portland placement creates travel, county-transfer, or reporting issues if supervised.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, phone access, income proof, transportation plan, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether local or regional placement can be verified for court or supervision

Area St. Helens / Scappoose / Columbia County

Recovery Housing & Sober Living — Portland Metro Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in substance-use recovery, treatment court, reentry supervision, or post-prison supervision. Portland Metro has multiple sober living and Oxford House-style options, but each home has different rules and openings.

Recovery housing Sober living House rules vary

Search / call Oxford House search Call individual homes directly before travel or payment.

Ask each home Open beds, fees, gender eligibility, medication policy, MAT policy, sobriety requirements, drug testing, curfew, visitors, employment expectations, transportation, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Portland Metro

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Extended-Stay Options — Portland Metro Private housing may be the fastest workable option when shelter beds are full or unsuitable. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, weekly motels, extended stays, family placement, employer-linked housing, or recovery housing.

Independent housing Metro practical path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, visitor rules, receipts, safety, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, move-in date, and transportation plan Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area Portland Metro / surrounding counties

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Portland Metro For people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, shelter verification, or written permission is needed.

Area Portland Metro

Willamette Valley

Counties: Marion, Polk, Linn, Benton, and Yamhill. Cities and communities include Salem, Keizer, Woodburn, Silverton, Stayton, Dallas, Monmouth, Independence, Albany, Lebanon, Sweet Home, Corvallis, Philomath, McMinnville, Newberg, Sheridan, Willamina, Dayton, and surrounding Willamette Valley communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Salem, Albany, Corvallis & Yamhill Housing Providers

ARCHES / Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action — Salem Housing Navigation Salem-area homelessness and housing-navigation anchor. Use ARCHES for shelter access questions, housing navigation, outreach, homeless services, and local stabilization planning in the Marion-Polk region.

Housing navigation Homeless services Salem / Marion-Polk

Access Confirm current ARCHES intake, shelter navigation, and housing-program access before travel. Use with Salem shelter providers, county resources, and reentry planning.

Ask Shelter access, outreach, housing navigation, case management, documents, ID/mail support, rapid rehousing, prevention resources, and verification letters Ask whether contact, intake, application, appointment, denial, or service participation can be documented for supervision or court

Area Salem / Marion and Polk counties

Union Gospel Mission of Salem — Men’s Shelter and Recovery Path Direct Salem shelter and recovery-support provider. Use UGM Salem for men’s emergency shelter, meals, recovery-support programming, case management, and reentry-stabilization questions.

Men’s shelter Meals / recovery support Confirm intake

Info ugmsalem.org Confirm current bed status and check-in requirements directly.

Ask Current availability, check-in hours, documents, meals, recovery programs, case management, length of stay, curfew, medication rules, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Salem / Marion County

Simonka Place — Women and Children Shelter Path Salem-area shelter path for women and children through the Union Gospel Mission of Salem network. Use for women, mothers with children, and family-stabilization needs where a women/children shelter is more appropriate than a general shelter.

Women / children shelter Family stabilization Confirm eligibility

Info Union Gospel Mission of Salem Confirm current Simonka Place access route before travel.

Ask Women/children eligibility, current availability, children’s documents, intake hours, safety rules, case management, recovery support, and verification letters Ask how supervision, court involvement, child-welfare involvement, or safety needs should be documented

Area Salem / Marion-Polk region

Church at the Park — Salem Managed Shelter and Micro-Shelter Path Salem-area managed shelter and micro-shelter provider. Use this path for managed outdoor shelter, micro-shelter, and stabilization programs when standard congregate shelter is not the right fit.

Managed shelter Micro-shelter / stabilization Program-specific

Info church-at-the-park.org Confirm current access route, village status, and referral requirements directly.

Ask Current shelter site availability, referral route, documents, length of stay, case management, pets, belongings, safety rules, and verification letters Ask whether residents on supervision or electronic monitoring are accepted and how address verification works

Area Salem / Marion-Polk region

Albany Helping Hands — Shelter and Self-Sufficiency Path Direct Albany shelter and stabilization provider. Albany Helping Hands describes itself as a nonprofit helping individuals overcome homelessness and achieve self-sufficiency, and public service listings describe its emergency shelter as serving individuals and families in a housing crisis. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Shelter / stabilization Individuals / families Albany

Contact albanyhelpinghands.org Call before travel to confirm current intake and availability.

Ask Current bed availability, individual/family eligibility, intake hours, documents, meals, case management, program rules, length of stay, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Albany / Linn County

Linn County Adults Facing Houselessness — County Stabilization Path Linn County service path for adults and families who are homeless or near homeless. Linn County describes the mission as helping people overcome or prevent homelessness by facilitating access to comprehensive community-based services leading to stabilized lives. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

County stabilization Homeless / near homeless Service-specific

Info Linn County adults facing houselessness Use with Albany Helping Hands, local landlords, recovery housing, and county/community resources.

Ask Community-based services, stabilization planning, mental-health support, housing resources, documents, case management, and partner referrals Ask whether service participation can be documented for probation, parole, court, treatment, or reentry planning

Area Linn County / Albany / Lebanon / Sweet Home

Community Outreach, Inc. — Transformative Shelter Program Direct Corvallis shelter and service provider. Community Outreach’s Transformative Shelter Program provides on-site housing for men, women, and families, with case management, peer support, food pantry access, mental-health counseling, addiction-prevention services, medical and dental clinics, and childcare. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Shelter / on-site housing Men / women / families Case management

Contact communityoutreachinc.org Transformative Shelter Program

Ask Current availability, eligibility, sobriety/behavior expectations, documents, case management, health/behavioral-health services, family eligibility, childcare, and verification letters Ask whether people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring can participate

Area Corvallis / Benton County

Corvallis Housing First — Permanent Supportive Housing Path Corvallis provider focused on housing and services for individuals experiencing homelessness. Use this for permanent supportive housing and longer-term stabilization, not same-night emergency shelter. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}

Supportive housing Housing First Eligibility-specific

Info corvallishousingfirst.org Confirm intake and current program availability directly.

Ask Permanent supportive housing eligibility, application route, waitlist, case management, documents, disability/homelessness documentation, and partner referrals Ask whether services coordinate with probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment, or reentry staff

Area Corvallis / Benton County

YCAP / AnyDoor Yamhill — Coordinated Housing Access Yamhill County’s coordinated-entry and housing-stabilization route. YCAP operates AnyDoor Yamhill for people who are homeless, in shelter, or about to become homeless, and its housing stabilization services include financial assistance, shelter placement, supportive housing, case management, and supportive services. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

Coordinated entry Shelter placement / support Yamhill County

Access YCAP / AnyDoor Yamhill YCAP housing stabilization Housing inquiry phone listed by YCAP: (503) 687-1494

Ask AnyDoor screener, shelter placement, shelter diversion, supportive housing, one-time financial assistance, case management, documents, waitlist, and verification of contact Ask whether YCAP can document application, screening, appointment, denial, or service participation for supervision or court

Area McMinnville / Newberg / Yamhill County

YCAP Shelter Diversion — Shelter and Rapid Rehousing Options Yamhill County shelter-diversion path. YCAP’s Shelter Diversion program works with people seeking entrance into a YCAP shelter or experiencing homelessness to explore available housing options, natural support networks, and rapid rehousing resources. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

Shelter diversion Rapid rehousing Program-specific

Info YCAP shelter services Use with AnyDoor Yamhill screening.

Ask Shelter diversion, shelter access, rapid rehousing, natural-support options, short-term assistance, documents, case management, and verification letters Ask whether out-of-county placement, supervision rules, or safety concerns affect the housing plan

Area Yamhill County

🛠️ Confirm First County, Recovery, Private Housing & Supervision Paths

Marion / Polk County Housing-Stability Path Salem-area housing access may involve ARCHES, Union Gospel Mission, Simonka Place, Church at the Park, safety shelter providers, Oxford House or other recovery housing, local landlords, motels, family placement, and county/community resources.

County path Salem provider cluster Confirm current route

Start with ARCHES for navigation, UGM/Simonka Place for shelter routes, Church at the Park for managed-shelter options, and safety shelter providers where danger is involved. Confirm current intake before travel.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, ID if available, income/benefits, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, appointment, application, stay, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Salem / Keizer / Woodburn / Dallas / Monmouth

Linn County / Albany / Lebanon / Sweet Home Housing-Stability Path Linn County access should start with Albany Helping Hands and county Adults Facing Houselessness resources when appropriate. Practical backup may include local landlords, motels, recovery housing, family placement, churches/community agencies, and regional referral to Corvallis, Salem, or Eugene-area providers.

County path Albany anchor Confirm local capacity

Start with Albany Helping Hands for shelter/stabilization and Linn County adult houselessness supports for community-based stabilization. Use regional providers only after confirming transportation and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, income proof, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, treatment/work schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether local or regional placement can be verified for court, probation, parole, or reentry planning

Area Albany / Lebanon / Sweet Home / Linn County

Benton County / Corvallis Housing-Stability Path Benton County access should start with Community Outreach, Inc. for shelter and comprehensive services, and Corvallis Housing First for supportive housing pathways. Backup may include local landlords, motels, recovery housing, family placement, and county/community resources.

County path Corvallis provider cluster Confirm program fit

Start with Community Outreach for shelter/case-management services and Corvallis Housing First for supportive housing. Confirm whether sobriety, behavior expectations, documents, or referral requirements apply.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, current location, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether service contact, shelter stay, application, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Corvallis / Philomath / Benton County

Yamhill County / McMinnville / Newberg Housing-Stability Path Yamhill County access should start with YCAP / AnyDoor Yamhill and Shelter Diversion. Practical backup may include local landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, safety shelters, churches/community resources, and regional provider routes to Salem or Portland Metro when appropriate.

County path YCAP / AnyDoor Use coordinated route

Start with YCAP AnyDoor Yamhill for coordinated entry and YCAP Housing Stabilization for shelter placement, assistance, supportive housing, and case management. Confirm current shelter and diversion route before travel.

Prepare ID if available, income proof, current location, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether screening, application, appointment, assistance, or denial can be documented for court or supervision

Area McMinnville / Newberg / Yamhill County

Recovery Housing & Sober Living — Willamette Valley Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, reentry supervision, or post-prison supervision. Salem, Albany, Corvallis, and surrounding cities may have Oxford House-style or other sober living options, but every home has different rules.

Recovery housing Sober living House rules vary

Search / call Oxford House search Call individual homes directly before travel or payment.

Area Willamette Valley

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Extended-Stay Options — Willamette Valley Private housing may be the fastest workable option when shelter beds are full or unsuitable. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, weekly motels, extended stays, family placement, employer-linked housing, or recovery housing.

Independent housing Valley practical path Verify before payment

Area Willamette Valley

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Willamette Valley For people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, treatment court contact, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, shelter verification, or written permission is needed.

Area Willamette Valley

Lane County / Eugene-Springfield

County: Lane. Cities and communities include Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove, Florence, Junction City, Veneta, Creswell, Oakridge, Lowell, Pleasant Hill, Coburg, Elmira, Mapleton, and rural Lane County areas.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Eugene-Springfield Shelter, Reentry, Behavioral Health & Housing Providers

Sponsors, Inc. — Lane County Reentry Housing and Employment Anchor Lane County’s key reentry-specific housing provider. Oregon’s Lane County Reentry Program identifies Sponsors, Inc. as providing transitional housing and employment opportunities to people returning to Lane County from Oregon jails and prisons, and Sponsors describes its Reentry Resource Center at Roosevelt Crossing as a hub where people with conviction histories can access housing and employment assistance, education guidance, and computer-lab support.

Reentry housing Transitional housing Employment support

Info sponsorsinc.org Sponsors programs Lane County Reentry Program

Ask Eligibility, release timeline, Lane County connection, transitional housing, Reentry Resource Center access, employment assistance, mentoring, documents, program rules, and verification letters Ask whether referral must come through DOC, Lane County parole/probation, sheriff, reentry staff, attorney, or direct application

Area Eugene / Lane County reentry

Eugene Mission — Rescue Shelter and Revitalization Programs Major Eugene emergency-shelter and stabilization provider. Eugene Mission lists its address at 1542 W. 1st Ave. and phone 541-344-3251; its rescue-shelter page lists meals and points people to the ROC office for more information on programs such as R³ and Life Change / relapse prevention.

Rescue shelter Meals / programs Eugene

Contact eugenemission.org Rescue Shelter 1542 W. 1st Ave., Eugene, OR 97402 Phone: (541) 344-3251 ROC Office extension listed: x105

Ask Current shelter availability, check-in process, women/children access, meals, R³ application, Life Change program, relapse-prevention support, documents, medication rules, curfew, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Eugene / Lane County

Lane County Shelter Listing — Eugene Mission Rescue Shelter / Center for Women and Children Lane County’s shelter page identifies Eugene Mission Rescue Shelter and Eugene Mission Center for Women and Children at 1542 W. 1st Ave. in Eugene, with phone 541-344-3251. The county page notes “show up in person” for registration for the women and children center and lists Eugene Mission as the shelter agency.

County-listed shelter Women / children route Confirm current intake

County listing Lane County shelter page Shelter site: 1542 W. 1st Ave., Eugene, OR 97402 Phone: (541) 344-3251

Ask Current registration route, check-in times, women/children eligibility, documents, meals, case management, program rules, and whether direct arrival is still allowed Ask whether shelter stay can be documented for court, parole, probation, or post-prison supervision

Area Eugene / Lane County

St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County — Shelter Assistance Programs Major Lane County shelter and stabilization provider. St. Vincent de Paul states that its shelter programs help families and individuals experiencing homelessness in Lane County, including Dawn to Dawn, Safe Parking, First Place Annex Night Shelter, Safe Sleep, and Egan Warming Centers during severe winter weather.

Shelter assistance Safe Parking / Safe Sleep Lane County

Info SVdP shelter assistance Confirm current access points, referral routes, and shelter availability directly.

Ask Dawn to Dawn, Safe Parking, First Place Annex, Safe Sleep, Egan activation, documents, check-in rules, family/single-adult eligibility, pets, vehicles, case management, and verification letters Ask whether each site accepts people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring

Area Eugene-Springfield / Lane County

Egan Warming Centers — Cold Weather Shelter Path Seasonal severe-weather shelter route administered by St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County. Egan Warming Centers provide meals and a safe place to sleep on dangerously cold nights in Lane County, and SVdP states the program activates when temperatures are forecasted to drop below 30 degrees Fahrenheit.

Cold-weather shelter Seasonal activation Check activation first

Activation eganwarmingcenters.org SVdP Egan Warming Centers Lane County notes text alerts by texting “Join” to 541-730-3071

Ask Whether Egan is activated tonight, site locations, transportation, meals, check-in time, belongings rules, pets, documents, and whether LTD/free transit options are active Ask whether attendance or shelter use can be verified if needed for supervision or court

Area Lane County / cold weather nights

ShelterCare — Housing and Behavioral Health Services Lane County housing and behavioral-health provider. ShelterCare states that it provides housing and behavioral-health services for individuals and families seeking a safe and stable home; its housing programs include permanent supported housing for chronically homeless and medically fragile individuals or people living with mental illness.

Supportive housing Behavioral health Eligibility-specific

Info sheltercare.org ShelterCare housing programs Behavioral Health Services: (541) 505-5188 499 W. 4th Ave., Eugene, OR 97401

Ask Permanent supported housing, behavioral-health services, eligibility, disability/homelessness documentation, case management, peer support, referral requirements, and verification letters Ask how services coordinate with parole, probation, treatment court, post-prison supervision, or reentry staff

Area Eugene / Lane County

ShelterCare Behavioral Health Services — Mental Health and Housing Stability Path Behavioral-health support path for people whose homelessness or housing instability is tied to mental health, trauma, or disability-related needs. ShelterCare lists Behavioral Health Services at 499 W. 4th Ave. with weekday hours and phone 541-505-5188.

Behavioral health Housing stability support Program-specific

Contact ShelterCare Behavioral Health Services 499 W. 4th Ave., Eugene, OR 97401 Phone: (541) 505-5188 Listed hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Ask Mental-health support, housing-stability services, case management, trauma-related support, documents, insurance/coverage needs, crisis planning, and housing-program referrals Ask whether service participation can be documented for court, parole, probation, or treatment court

Area Eugene / Lane County

Oasis / Family Shelter Route — Households with Children Lane County’s shelter page states that Oasis has overnight shelters and a drop-in day access center for households with children in Springfield, with registration routed through its “need help” page and Family Support Interest Form.

Family shelter route Households with children Use registration process

County listing Lane County shelter page Follow the current family-support registration route listed by Lane County / Oasis.

Ask Family eligibility, children’s documents, overnight shelter availability, drop-in center hours, registration form, transportation, school stability, and verification letters Ask how court, supervision, or child-welfare involvement should be documented if applicable

Area Springfield / Lane County / families

🛠️ Confirm First Lane County Area Paths, Recovery, Private Housing & Supervision Planning

Eugene / Springfield Housing-Stability Path Eugene-Springfield access may involve Sponsors for reentry-specific housing, Eugene Mission for rescue shelter, St. Vincent de Paul for shelter assistance and Egan Warming Centers, ShelterCare for supportive housing/behavioral health, Oasis for households with children, recovery housing, local landlords, motels, and family placement.

County path Direct provider cluster Confirm current route

Start with Sponsors for reentry housing, Eugene Mission for general shelter, SVdP for shelter assistance and severe weather shelter, ShelterCare for supportive housing/behavioral health, and Oasis for families with children. Confirm current intake before travel.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, treatment schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, appointment, application, stay, service contact, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Eugene / Springfield / Lane County

Cottage Grove / Creswell / South Lane Housing-Stability Path South Lane housing may require local landlords, motels, recovery homes, family placement, churches/community agencies, and a Eugene-Springfield provider bridge for direct shelter, reentry services, or supportive housing. Transportation can be the difference between a workable and unworkable plan.

South Lane path Eugene bridge Transportation matters

Access Use local private housing and community resources first, then confirm Eugene-Springfield shelter or provider availability before travel. Check whether travel or address approval is required if supervised.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, landlord/host contact, phone access, income proof, transportation plan, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether regional placement can be verified and approved before travel

Area Cottage Grove / Creswell / South Lane County

Florence / Coastal Lane Housing-Stability Path Coastal Lane County may require a mixed plan: local landlords, motel bridges, family placement, recovery homes, churches/community agencies, coastal community resources, and a Eugene-Springfield provider bridge if direct shelter or reentry housing is needed.

Coastal Lane path Local + Eugene bridge Distance matters

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, family host, recovery home, church/community agency, or community resource. Use Eugene providers only after confirming bed/service availability, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, rural/coastal directions, landlord/host contact, phone access, income proof, transportation, and supervision contact Ask whether coastal placement can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and emergency-contact needs

Area Florence / Coastal Lane County

Junction City / Veneta / Oakridge / Rural Lane Housing-Stability Path Rural Lane County may not have the same direct shelter access as Eugene-Springfield. Practical housing may require local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery homes, employer-linked housing, churches/community agencies, and regional provider access through Eugene or Springfield.

Rural Lane path Private housing / regional access Plan before travel

Access Confirm local private housing, recovery housing, motel, or family options before arranging travel to Eugene-Springfield providers. Check supervision travel, residence approval, and transportation feasibility before moving.

Prepare Proposed address, landlord/host contact, income proof, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, treatment/work schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether remote housing can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and emergency-contact requirements

Area Junction City / Veneta / Oakridge / rural Lane County

Recovery Housing & Sober Living — Lane County Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, reentry supervision, or post-prison supervision. Eugene-Springfield and nearby communities may have Oxford House-style or other sober-living options, but every home has different rules and openings.

Recovery housing Sober living House rules vary

Search / call Oxford House search Call individual homes directly before travel or payment.

Area Lane County / recovery housing

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Extended-Stay Options — Lane County Private housing may be the fastest workable option when shelter beds are full, restricted, or unsuitable. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, weekly motels, extended stays, family placement, employer-linked housing, or recovery housing.

Independent housing Lane practical path Verify before payment

Area Lane County

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Lane County For people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, Sponsors placement, recovery home, family address, motel stay, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, treatment court contact, reentry coordinator, or Sponsors/reentry staff before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, shelter verification, reentry-program verification, or written permission is needed.

Area Lane County

Southern Oregon

Counties: Jackson, Josephine, Douglas, Klamath, and Lake. Cities and communities include Medford, Ashland, Central Point, Eagle Point, White City, Grants Pass, Cave Junction, Roseburg, Sutherlin, Winston, Myrtle Creek, Klamath Falls, Chiloquin, Bonanza, Lakeview, Paisley, and rural Southern Oregon communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Medford, Grants Pass, Roseburg & Klamath Provider Anchors

Rogue Retreat — Shelter, Housing First & Community Living Southern Oregon housing and shelter anchor. Rogue Retreat describes its mission as meeting people experiencing homelessness where they are, offering immediate stabilization through shelter and a housing-first approach, then supportive services for transition back into the community.

Shelter / housing-first Supportive services Medford / Jackson County

Contact rogueretreat.org Rogue Retreat community living 711 E. Main St. #25, Medford, OR 97504 Phone: (541) 499-0880 Email: office@rogueretreat.org

Ask Shelter availability, housing-first programs, community living, case management, current program openings, documents, length of stay, program rules, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Medford / Jackson County

Medford Navigation Center — 24/7 Emergency Shelter and Housing Connection Direct Medford emergency shelter and navigation route. The City of Medford states the Navigation Center provides 24/7 emergency shelter access to health services, public benefits, permanent housing connections, and other services for unhoused individuals and families.

24/7 emergency shelter Housing navigation Public benefits / health links

City page Medford Navigation Center Confirm current intake route and operator instructions before arrival.

Ask Current availability, 24/7 access, check-in rules, documents, health-service connection, public benefits, permanent housing connection, family eligibility, pets/belongings, and verification letters Ask whether residents on supervision or electronic monitoring are accepted and how address/shelter verification works

Area Medford / Jackson County

ACCESS — Jackson County Shelter, Rental Assistance & Housing Programs Jackson County housing and emergency-assistance anchor. ACCESS states it provides food, warmth, and shelter for Jackson County families and offers rental assistance, affordable housing, homeownership support, veteran rental assistance, and emergency shelter services.

Housing programs Rental assistance Emergency shelter services

Info accesshelps.org ACCESS shelter and housing

Ask Emergency shelter services, rental assistance, veteran support, affordable housing, eligibility, documents, current program openings, waitlists, and verification of contact Ask whether housing applications or assistance activity can be documented for probation, parole, court, or reentry planning

Area Jackson County / Medford region

Grants Pass Gospel Rescue Mission — Shelter and Pathway to Independence Direct Josephine County shelter provider. Grants Pass Gospel Rescue Mission says it has helped people leave homelessness behind in Josephine County since 1983 and focuses on a Pathway to Independence model. The City of Grants Pass lists the Gospel Rescue Mission for homeless men at 540 SW Foundry and Fikso Family House for homeless women and children at 530 SW Foundry.

Shelter / residential program Men / women / children routes Call first

Contact gospelrescuemissiongp.org City of Grants Pass shelter listing Men: 540 SW Foundry St., Grants Pass, OR 97526 Women & children: 530 SW Foundry St.; call first for appointment Mission phone listed by Chamber: (541) 450-5713; City listing includes (541) 476-0082

Ask Men’s shelter, women/children shelter, appointment requirements, current availability, Pathway to Independence, documents, program rules, sobriety/behavior expectations, and verification letters Ask directly whether supervision status or offense history affects eligibility before travel

Area Grants Pass / Josephine County

Hearts With A Mission — Grants Pass Youth Shelter Path Youth-specific Josephine County shelter route. The City of Grants Pass lists Hearts With A Mission for homeless teens at 1504 NE 9th Street, 24 hours, with phone 541-956-4190.

Youth shelter 24-hour listing Age-specific

City listing Grants Pass youth shelter listing 1504 NE 9th St., Grants Pass, OR Phone: (541) 956-4190

Ask Age eligibility, current availability, intake rules, guardian/court involvement, documents, school needs, case management, and verification letters Ask how juvenile court, probation, child welfare, or family safety issues should be coordinated if applicable

Area Grants Pass / Josephine County / youth-specific

Roseburg Rescue Mission — Shelter, Food and Recovery Care Direct Douglas County shelter provider. Roseburg Rescue Mission states it provides food, shelter, and recovery care to men, women, and children in need. Its contact page lists 752 SE Pine Street, Roseburg, OR 97470 and phone 541-673-3004.

Shelter / food / recovery care Men / women / children Roseburg

Contact Roseburg Rescue Mission Contact page 752 SE Pine St., Roseburg, OR 97470 Phone: (541) 673-3004

Ask Men’s shelter, women/children shelter, current availability, meals, showers, clothing, recovery care, program rules, documents, and verification letters Ask whether people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Roseburg / Douglas County

Samaritan Inn — Roseburg Women and Children Shelter Path Women and children shelter path connected to Roseburg Rescue Mission. Citygate Network describes Roseburg Rescue Mission as having separate women and children’s shelter capacity through Samaritan Inn, including emergency shelter, program space, family living area, and transitional housing.

Women / children shelter Emergency + transitional housing Confirm current intake

Info Samaritan Inn Shelter capacity profile Main phone: (541) 673-3004

Ask Women/children eligibility, current availability, children’s documents, emergency shelter, transitional housing, program rules, safety needs, and verification letters Ask how court, supervision, child welfare, or safety issues should be documented if applicable

Area Roseburg / Douglas County / women and children

UCAN / Douglas County Transitional Housing Resource Path Douglas County’s public quick-link page for LPSCC transitional housing includes UCAN, Oxford House, Peace at Home, Roseburg Rescue Mission, Samaritan Inn, Orchard Knoll Apartments, and TrueNorth Star Ministries. Use this as a county-level named-resource route rather than a generic search tool.

County resource path Transitional housing links Confirm each provider

County page Douglas County transitional housing quick links UCAN

Ask Which provider fits the person’s household, recovery needs, safety needs, supervision status, eligibility, application process, documents, and current availability Ask for written confirmation of intake, application, referral, denial, or program participation when available

Area Douglas County / Roseburg region

Klamath & Lake Community Action Services — Housing and Homeless Prevention Primary Klamath/Lake housing and community-action route. KLCAS lists housing support and homeless-prevention programming, with its office at 2316 S. 6th St., Suite B in Klamath Falls and phone 541-882-3500.

Housing support Homeless prevention Klamath / Lake counties

Contact klcas.org KLCAS housing 2316 S. 6th St., Suite B, Klamath Falls, OR 97601 Phone: (541) 882-3500; toll free: (866) 665-6438

Ask Homeless prevention, rental assistance, housing navigation, direct-service partners, documents, eligibility, current funding, application route, and verification of contact Ask whether housing support can be documented for probation, parole, court, or reentry planning

Area Klamath Falls / Klamath and Lake counties

Klamath Falls Resource Route — Shelters, Housing Authority, Youth and Safety Providers The City of Klamath Falls resource page lists Klamath & Lake Community Action Services direct providers, including Klamath Falls Gospel Mission, Klamath Housing Authority, Integral Youth Services, Lake County Senior Citizen’s Association, and Marta’s House. Use this as a named local provider checklist for the basin rather than a broad referral loop.

Local provider checklist Shelter / youth / safety / housing Confirm each provider

City page Klamath Falls resources Use with KLCAS for direct housing navigation and current provider routing.

Ask Current shelter status, Klamath Falls Gospel Mission access, Klamath Housing Authority options, youth shelter supports, safety shelter access, rental help, and documents Ask whether each provider can document contact, intake, assistance, application, denial, or stay

Area Klamath Falls / Klamath Basin

Klamath Tribes — Transitional Emergency Shelter Path Tribal emergency/transitional shelter path. The Klamath Tribes announced a transitional emergency shelter whose programs assist struggling tribal members by providing housing and direct access to mental health, substance-use, medical, dental, and pharmacy services to support self-sufficiency.

Tribal shelter path Housing + health services Eligibility-specific

Info Klamath Tribes shelter announcement Confirm current eligibility, application, and access route directly with the tribal program.

Ask Tribal eligibility, current shelter status, housing support, mental-health support, substance-use services, medical/dental/pharmacy connection, documents, and program rules Ask whether services can coordinate with supervision, tribal court, state court, reentry staff, or treatment providers

Area Klamath Tribes / Klamath region

🛠️ Confirm First County, Recovery, Private Housing & Supervision Paths

Jackson County / Medford / Ashland Housing-Stability Path Jackson County access should start with Rogue Retreat, the Medford Navigation Center, and ACCESS. Practical backup may include recovery housing, local landlords, motels, family placement, churches/community agencies, and public-benefits/housing-navigation support.

County path Medford provider cluster Confirm current intake

Start with Rogue Retreat for shelter/housing-first support, Medford Navigation Center for 24/7 emergency shelter navigation, and ACCESS for rental/housing support. Confirm current openings before travel.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, treatment schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, application, shelter stay, appointment, denial, or service contact can be documented

Area Medford / Ashland / Jackson County

Josephine County / Grants Pass Housing-Stability Path Josephine County access should start with Grants Pass Gospel Rescue Mission for adult shelter/program support, Fikso Family House for women and children, and Hearts With A Mission for youth. Backup may include private landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, family placement, and regional Medford support.

County path Grants Pass anchors Screening rules may apply

Start with Gospel Rescue Mission / Fikso Family House for adult/family shelter and Hearts With A Mission for youth. Call first to confirm appointment requirements and eligibility.

Prepare Current location, ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, offense-history details if asked, phone access, transportation, release papers, and supervision contact Ask whether provider contact, appointment, intake, stay, or denial can be verified for supervision or court

Area Grants Pass / Cave Junction / Josephine County

Douglas County / Roseburg Housing-Stability Path Douglas County access should start with Roseburg Rescue Mission, Samaritan Inn for women and children, and UCAN/Douglas County transitional housing resource links. Backup may include recovery housing, private landlords, motels, family placement, and community partners.

County path Roseburg anchors Confirm program fit

Start with Roseburg Rescue Mission for shelter and food/recovery support; Samaritan Inn for women and children; UCAN and LPSCC links for transitional housing routes. Confirm current availability and intake before travel.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, treatment schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, appointment, shelter stay, application, or denial can be documented in writing

Area Roseburg / Douglas County

Klamath County / Klamath Falls Housing-Stability Path Klamath County access should start with KLCAS for housing/homeless-prevention support and Klamath Falls local provider routes for shelter, housing authority, youth, and safety services. Tribal programs may be relevant for eligible Klamath Tribes members.

County path KLCAS / provider checklist Confirm current route

Start with KLCAS for housing navigation/rental assistance; Klamath Falls resources for shelter, youth, housing authority, and safety providers; Klamath Tribes where eligible. Confirm current shelter availability before travel.

Prepare Current location, ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, tribal eligibility documents if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether contact, application, appointment, denial, or assistance can be documented

Area Klamath Falls / Klamath County

Lake County / Lakeview / Paisley Housing-Stability Path Lake County may require a rural stabilization plan: KLCAS, Lake County Senior Citizen’s Association where age-appropriate, local landlords, motel bridges, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, and regional support through Klamath Falls or Bend depending on location and transportation.

Rural county path KLCAS / local resources Distance matters

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, family host, recovery home, KLCAS, senior/community resource, or county/community support. Use regional providers only after confirming availability, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, rural directions, landlord/host contact, phone access, income proof, transportation, and supervision contact Ask whether remote housing can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and emergency-contact needs

Area Lakeview / Lake County

Recovery Housing & Sober Living — Southern Oregon Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, reentry supervision, or post-prison supervision. Southern Oregon has Oxford House-style and other sober living options, but every home has different rules and openings.

Recovery housing Sober living House rules vary

Search / call Oxford House search Call individual homes directly before travel or payment.

Area Southern Oregon

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Extended-Stay Options — Southern Oregon Private housing may be the fastest workable option when shelter beds are full or restricted. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, weekly motels, extended stays, family placement, employer-linked housing, or recovery housing.

Independent housing Rural/metro practical path Verify before payment

Area Southern Oregon

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Southern Oregon For people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, tribal shelter, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, treatment court contact, tribal program, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, shelter verification, tribal-program verification, or written permission is needed.

Area Southern Oregon

Central Oregon

Counties: Deschutes, Jefferson, Crook, Wasco, Hood River, Sherman, and Gilliam. Cities and communities include Bend, Redmond, La Pine, Sisters, Madras, Warm Springs, Culver, Metolius, Prineville, The Dalles, Hood River, Mosier, Cascade Locks, Maupin, Dufur, Grass Valley, Moro, Arlington, Condon, and surrounding rural Central Oregon communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Bend, Redmond, Veterans, Mid-Columbia & Central Oregon Provider Anchors

Bethlehem Inn — Central Oregon Emergency Shelter Major Central Oregon emergency shelter for adults and families experiencing homelessness. Bethlehem Inn describes itself as a community-based shelter providing a warm, safe place to sleep, nourishing meals, and case management services for adults and children in Central Oregon.

Emergency shelter Adults / families Meals / case management

Info bethleheminn.org About Bethlehem Inn Get help / housing support

Ask Current availability, adult/family eligibility, shelter intake, meals, case management, medical-service access, documents, length of stay, program rules, and verification letters Ask whether people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted and how shelter verification works

Area Bend / Redmond / Central Oregon

Bethlehem Inn Redmond Community Housing — BIRCH Supportive Housing Path Bethlehem Inn’s get-help page describes Bethlehem Inn Redmond Community Housing as continued supportive housing for adults over 18, with intakes and applications available through partner agencies. Bethlehem Inn states its programs offer shelter, three meals a day, case management, hygiene products, and clothing access.

Supportive housing path Adults 18+ Partner agency intake

Info Bethlehem Inn get help Main office extension listed for BIRCH: 541.699.1272 ext. 13

Ask Partner-agency referral route, eligibility, openings, supportive housing rules, case management, meals, hygiene/clothing access, documents, and verification letters Ask whether supervision status affects eligibility or address approval

Area Redmond / Deschutes County

Shepherd’s House Ministries — Bend Shelter and Navigation Center Direct Bend shelter and navigation provider. Shepherd’s House states its Bend shelter and navigation center provides a safe space 24 hours a day, with 100 beds available on a first-come, first-served basis and support services available daily.

24/7 shelter 100 beds Case management

Info Shepherd’s House Ministries Confirm current intake, bed availability, and navigation-center rules before travel.

Ask Current bed availability, first-come process, check-in rules, meals, case management, support services, documents, length of stay, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Bend / Deschutes County

Shepherd’s House — Redmond Center Direct Redmond 24/7 shelter and day-services provider. Shepherd’s House states the Redmond Center provides three daily meals, overnight stays, case management, job opportunities, housing resources, showers, laundry, separate men’s and women’s dorms, and Central Oregon’s only walk-in family rooms.

24/7 shelter / day services Meals / showers / laundry Family rooms

Info Redmond Center Confirm current bed count, intake, and family-room availability before arrival.

Ask Current availability, overnight stays, family-room access, meals, case management, job resources, housing resources, showers, laundry, documents, and verification letters Ask how supervision, treatment court, electronic monitoring, or family status affects eligibility and documentation

Area Redmond / Deschutes County

Central Oregon Veterans Outreach — Veteran Housing and Outreach Path Central Oregon veteran housing and outreach anchor. COVO states it provides assistance through VA and local programs, outreach services, housing services, application/deposit/rental help, SSVF, HUD-VASH, and Veterans Village connections.

Veteran housing support SSVF / HUD-VASH / outreach Central Oregon

Contact covo-us.org Phone: 541-383-2793 Email: covo@covo-us.org

Ask Veteran housing assistance, SSVF, HUD-VASH, outreach, application/deposit/rental help, emergency shelter support, Veterans Village, documents, and verification letters Ask how services coordinate with VA, parole/probation, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or reentry staff

Area Bend / Central Oregon veterans

Central Oregon Veterans Village — Transitional Shelter for Veterans Veteran-specific transitional shelter path. Central Oregon Veterans Village describes itself as a community of transitional shelters designed to provide shelter and services for homeless veterans, in partnership with Bend Heroes Foundation and Central Oregon Veterans Outreach.

Veteran transitional shelter Shelter + services Eligibility-specific

Info Central Oregon Veterans Village Confirm referral route, veteran eligibility, and current openings directly.

Ask Veteran eligibility, application/referral process, openings, services, case management, VA coordination, program rules, documents, and verification letters Ask whether criminal-history, supervision, or treatment requirements affect eligibility or documentation

Area Bend / Deschutes County / veterans

Fuse Housing Collaborative — Permanent Supportive Housing Path Central Oregon permanent supportive housing provider. Fuse Housing Collaborative states it creates permanent, affordable housing with supportive services for chronically homeless community members, including scattered-site permanent supportive housing.

Permanent supportive housing Chronically homeless support Eligibility-specific

Info Fuse Housing Collaborative Confirm current referral, eligibility, and availability directly.

Ask Permanent supportive housing eligibility, referral route, chronic-homelessness documentation, disability documentation, case management, housing retention support, and verification letters Ask whether support can coordinate with parole, probation, treatment, reentry, or behavioral-health providers

Area Central Oregon / supportive housing

Mid-Columbia Community Action Council — Shelter and Transitional Housing Primary Mid-Columbia housing and shelter anchor for Wasco, Hood River, and Sherman counties. MCCAC states it provides housing and shelter assistance, including shelter and transitional housing services, The Annex in downtown The Dalles, and the Hood River Warming Shelter.

Shelter / transitional housing The Dalles / Hood River Wasco / Hood River / Sherman

Contact MCCAC housing and shelter MCCAC main site Email listed in local resources: housing@mccac.com Phone listed in local resources: 541-298-5131

Ask Shelter access, The Annex, Hood River Warming Shelter, transitional housing, eviction prevention, rental assistance, documents, current waitlists, and verification letters Ask whether people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring can participate

Area Wasco / Hood River / Sherman counties

MCCAC The Annex — The Dalles Transitional Housing and Shelter Units Direct Mid-Columbia transitional housing/shelter path. MCCAC states The Annex provides over 50 transitional housing and shelter units with coordinated supportive services on-site, serving individuals and families from Hood River, Wasco, and Sherman counties.

Transitional housing 50+ units The Dalles

Info MCCAC The Annex Location listed by MCCAC: 200 W. 2nd St., The Dalles

Ask Eligibility, waitlist, current openings, shelter/transitional units, supportive services, documents, employment expectations if any, length of stay, and verification letters Ask whether supervision status affects eligibility, address approval, or participation requirements

Area The Dalles / Wasco County / Mid-Columbia

CAPECO — Community Action Path for Rural Central / Columbia Plateau Counties Community Action Program of East Central Oregon serves Gilliam, Hood River, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Wasco, and Wheeler counties. Use CAPECO as a rural stabilization and community-action path for housing-related assistance, energy assistance, information/referral, and poverty-related support.

Community action Rural stabilization Service varies by county

Info capeco-works.org Confirm service area and housing-related assistance directly.

Ask Housing-related help, energy assistance, information/referral, senior or low-income supports, documents, eligibility, application route, and current funding Ask whether assistance contact or application can be documented for court or supervision

Area Gilliam / Sherman / Hood River / Wasco rural routes

🛠️ Confirm First Central Oregon County, Recovery, Private Housing & Supervision Paths

Deschutes County / Bend / Redmond Housing-Stability Path Deschutes County access should start with Bethlehem Inn, Shepherd’s House Bend or Redmond, COVO for veterans, Veterans Village for eligible veterans, and Fuse Housing Collaborative for supportive housing. Backup may include local landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, safe parking where available, family placement, and county/community resources.

County path Bend / Redmond provider cluster Confirm current intake

Start with Bethlehem Inn for adults/families, Shepherd’s House for Bend/Redmond shelter and navigation, COVO/Veterans Village for veterans, and Fuse for supportive housing eligibility. Confirm active intake before travel.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, veteran documents if applicable, treatment schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether shelter stay, intake, appointment, application, denial, or provider contact can be documented in writing

Area Bend / Redmond / La Pine / Sisters / Deschutes County

Jefferson County / Madras / Warm Springs Housing-Stability Path Jefferson County may require a mixed rural and regional plan: local landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, family placement, tribal/community resources where eligible, churches/community agencies, county resources, and regional provider access through Redmond or Bend when direct shelter is needed.

Rural / tribal-adjacent path Madras / Warm Springs Distance and eligibility matter

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, recovery home, family host, tribal/community resource, church/community agency, or county support. Use Redmond/Bend shelters only after confirming beds, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, landlord/host contact, phone access, income proof, transportation, tribal/community contact if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether local or regional placement can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and emergency-contact needs

Area Madras / Warm Springs / Jefferson County

Crook County / Prineville Housing-Stability Path Crook County may have fewer public-facing shelter beds than Bend/Redmond. Practical plans may involve local landlords, motel bridges, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, county resources, and regional access through Redmond or Bend providers when shelter or supportive housing is needed.

Rural county path Prineville / regional bridge Plan before travel

Access Use local private housing and community supports first, then confirm Redmond/Bend provider access before travel. Check whether cross-county placement is allowed if supervised.

Prepare Proposed address, landlord/host contact, income proof, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and treatment/work schedule Ask whether regional placement can be verified and approved before travel

Area Prineville / Crook County

Wasco County / The Dalles Housing-Stability Path Wasco County access should start with MCCAC for shelter, transitional housing, The Annex, housing stabilization, and eviction prevention. Local resources also describe MCCAC’s pallet shelter village in The Dalles as a year-round shelter option with a waitlist and work-search expectations.

County path MCCAC / The Annex Waitlist may apply

Start with MCCAC housing/shelter assistance and The Annex for transitional housing/shelter units. Confirm whether pallet shelter, Annex, or other current shelter route fits the person’s situation.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, work-search plan if required, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, waitlist, shelter stay, application, denial, or assistance can be documented

Area The Dalles / Wasco County

Hood River County / Hood River / Cascade Locks Housing-Stability Path Hood River County access should start with MCCAC for shelter, housing stabilization, and the seasonal Hood River Warming Shelter. Practical backup may include local landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, family placement, Columbia Gorge community resources, and regional provider routes to The Dalles or Portland Metro.

County path MCCAC / warming shelter Seasonal availability

Start with MCCAC for housing and shelter assistance and to confirm seasonal Hood River Warming Shelter availability. Confirm before travel because seasonal shelters and beds change quickly.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, income proof, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether shelter contact, application, waitlist, denial, or assistance can be verified for court or supervision

Area Hood River / Cascade Locks / Hood River County

Sherman / Gilliam Rural Housing-Stability Path Sherman and Gilliam counties may require a rural stabilization plan: MCCAC/CAPECO where applicable, local landlords, motel bridges, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, county resources, and regional access through The Dalles, Hood River, Pendleton, or Bend depending on location and transportation.

Rural county path Community action / private housing Distance matters

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, family host, recovery home, church/community agency, county resource, CAPECO, or MCCAC depending on service area. Use regional shelters only after confirming availability, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Area Moro / Grass Valley / Arlington / Condon / rural Gorge counties

Recovery Housing & Sober Living — Central Oregon Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, reentry supervision, or post-prison supervision. Bend, Redmond, The Dalles, Hood River, and surrounding cities may have Oxford House-style or other sober-living options, but every home has different rules and openings.

Recovery housing Sober living House rules vary

Search / call Oxford House search Call individual homes directly before travel or payment.

Area Central Oregon

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Extended-Stay Options — Central Oregon Private housing may be the fastest workable option when shelter beds are full, seasonal, or unavailable. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, weekly motels, extended stays, family placement, employer-linked housing, farm/ranch housing, or recovery housing.

Independent housing Rural/metro practical path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, heat/cooling, visitor rules, receipts, safety, rural directions if needed, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, lease or written terms, move-in date, transportation plan, and phone access Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, work, treatment, electronic monitoring, and long-distance travel limits

Area Central Oregon

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Central Oregon For people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, veteran shelter, transitional unit, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, treatment court contact, veteran case manager, or reentry coordinator before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, rural address verification, shelter verification, veteran-program verification, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, rural directions if needed, provider/landlord contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, denial, shelter stay, veteran-program contact, or service participation when available

Area Central Oregon

Oregon Coast

Counties: Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln, Coos, and Curry. Cities and communities include Astoria, Warrenton, Seaside, Cannon Beach, Tillamook, Bay City, Rockaway Beach, Garibaldi, Pacific City, Lincoln City, Newport, Toledo, Waldport, Yachats, Coos Bay, North Bend, Charleston, Bandon, Coquille, Myrtle Point, Brookings, Harbor, Gold Beach, Port Orford, and surrounding coastal communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Coastal Shelter, Reentry, Navigation & Housing Provider Anchors

Helping Hands Reentry Outreach Centers — Clatsop County / Uniontown HOPE Center Coastal reentry and homelessness provider anchor. Helping Hands lists a Uniontown HOPE Center serving Clatsop County and states it provides emergency shelter and long-term transitional housing through its reentry program. Helping Hands also describes itself as a provider of trauma-informed services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

Emergency shelter Transitional housing Reentry program

Contact Helping Hands Reentry Outreach Centers HOPE Centers P.O. Box 413, Seaside, OR 97138 Phone: (503) 738-4321 Email: contact_us@helpinghandsreentry.org

Ask Uniontown HOPE Center access, emergency shelter availability, transitional housing, reentry-program eligibility, referral requirements, documents, program rules, length of stay, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted and how address verification works

Area Clatsop County / Astoria-Seaside region

Helping Hands — Tillamook HOPE Center at the Jason Goodding Direct Tillamook County shelter and transitional housing path. Helping Hands lists the Tillamook HOPE Center at the Jason Goodding as serving Tillamook County and providing emergency shelter and long-term transitional housing through the reentry program, with a facility director contact phone.

Emergency shelter Transitional housing Tillamook County

Contact Helping Hands HOPE Centers Contact listed: Brianne Prince, Facility Director Phone: (503) 354-8014

Ask Emergency shelter availability, transitional housing, reentry-program rules, referral requirements, documents, length of stay, employment/recovery expectations, and verification letters Ask whether supervision status, offense history, treatment court, or electronic monitoring affects eligibility or address approval

Area Tillamook County

CARE Tillamook — Housing Assistance, Coordinated Entry & Shelter Access Tillamook County social-service and housing anchor. CARE provides housing programs, homeless prevention, emergency services, coordinated entry, and housing assistance for people experiencing homelessness or struggling to stay housed. Oregon Health Authority also describes CARE’s shelter expansion as including The Village and The Anchor shelter access, with assessments through CARE’s office at 2310 First Street in Tillamook.

Housing assistance Coordinated entry Shelter access

Contact careinc.org CARE housing assistance 2310 First St., Tillamook, OR Phone listed in CARE micro-shelter materials: (503) 842-5261

Ask Coordinated entry, shelter assessment, micro-shelter availability, The Village, The Anchor, homeless prevention, emergency services, rental assistance, documents, and verification letters Ask whether application, appointment, shelter stay, assessment, waitlist, denial, or assistance can be documented for supervision or court

Area Tillamook County

Lincoln County Community Shelter and Resource Center — Newport / Lincoln City County-operated seasonal shelter and resource route. Lincoln County states its Community Shelter and Resource Center is a safe, affirming space for all, including pets, with 2025–26 season information from November 10 through April 30 and two county locations, including Newport at 351 SW 7th Street.

Seasonal shelter Newport / Lincoln City Pets allowed per county page

County page Community Shelter and Resource Center Newport CSRC: 351 SW 7th St., Newport, OR 97365 Confirm current Lincoln City location and seasonal status before travel.

Ask Current season dates, nightly availability, Newport/Lincoln City location, check-in time, pet rules, documents, belongings, meals/services, transportation, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Lincoln County / Newport and Lincoln City

The Nancy Devereux Center — Coos Bay Homelessness Resource Center Coos Bay resource anchor. The City of Coos Bay identifies the Nancy Devereux Center as the area’s leading resource for homelessness, serving people experiencing homelessness, mental illness, and veterans, and lists the center at 1200 Newmark Avenue near Ocean Boulevard. Local reporting has noted showers, laundry, warming-center functions, and periods of limited resources, so current services should be confirmed directly.

Resource center Homelessness / mental health / veterans Confirm current services

City page City of Coos Bay homelessness issues Location listed by city: 1200 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay / Empire area Recent service-status reporting

Ask Current hours, showers, laundry, warming-center status, case management, food outreach, mental-health support, veteran support, housing navigation, documents, and verification of contact Ask whether service participation can be documented for probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or reentry planning

Area Coos Bay / Coos County

Oregon Coast Community Action — ORCCA Housing Stabilization Coos and Curry County housing-stabilization anchor. ORCCA states it has limited funding to help households in Coos and Curry counties experiencing housing instability, including rental and deposit assistance, with assistance depending on eligibility, funding availability, and program requirements.

Housing stabilization Rental / deposit assistance Coos / Curry counties

Info ORCCA housing stabilization Confirm current funding and eligibility before relying on assistance.

Ask Rental assistance, deposit assistance, eligibility, documents, current funding, landlord requirements, housing navigation, application process, and verification of application/assistance Ask whether ORCCA can document contact, application, approval, denial, or waitlist status for court or supervision

Area Coos and Curry counties

Brookings CORE Response — Resource Navigation, Housing Assistance & Transitional Shelter Curry County housing and navigation anchor. Brookings CORE Response lists resource navigation, housing assistance, case management, rental assistance, and transitional shelter information. Curry Homeless Coalition resources list Brookings CORE Response at 97900 Shopping Center Avenue #31 in Brookings, with walk-in Peer House hours and contact details.

Housing assistance Resource navigation / case management Transitional shelter

Contact brookingscoreresponse.org Curry Homeless Coalition resource page 97900 Shopping Center Ave. #31, Brookings, OR Phone: (541) 251-0825 Email: Contact@brookingscoreresponse.org

Ask Resource navigation, housing assistance, rental assistance, case management, transitional shelter, Peer House walk-in hours, documents, current funding, and verification letters Ask whether service participation or shelter/housing contact can be documented for probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or reentry planning

Area Brookings / Curry County

Curry Homeless Coalition — Gold Beach / County Housing Support Route Curry County local homelessness-support route. Public volunteer listings describe Curry Homeless Coalition as supporting people with housing needs and list a Gold Beach location. Use it as a local coordination and support route alongside Brookings CORE Response and ORCCA.

Local housing support Gold Beach / Curry County Confirm current services

Info Curry Homeless Coalition listing Location listed: 29821 Colvin St., Gold Beach, OR 97444 Curry County resources

Ask Current services, housing support, local referrals, shelter or warming options, documents, transportation, and coordination with ORCCA or Brookings CORE Response Ask whether contact or assistance can be documented for court, supervision, or reentry planning

Area Gold Beach / Curry County

🛠️ Confirm First Coastal County, Recovery, Private Housing & Supervision Paths

Grace Wins Haven / Agape Respite Legacy Route — Verify Current Status Former Newport homeless-services anchor. Public nonprofit records describe Grace Wins Haven as providing food, lodging, transportation, and survival gear, but local reporting in 2023 described the organization as closing. Use this as a historical/confirm-first route only and verify whether any successor services, Agape Respite-related support, or local partners are active before relying on it.

Historical local anchor Verify active status Do not treat as active shelter without confirmation

Verify Local closure reporting Agape Respite background Use Lincoln County CSRC as the primary current shelter route.

Ask locally Whether any day center, respite, navigation, shelter, food, lodging, transportation, survival-gear, or volunteer-supported service is currently active Confirm active phone, address, hours, and provider status before sending anyone there

Area Newport / Lincoln County

Clatsop County / Astoria / Seaside Housing-Stability Path Clatsop County access should start with Helping Hands Reentry Outreach Centers and the Uniontown HOPE Center route. Backup planning may include local landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, family placement, community action resources, churches/community agencies, and regional provider access toward Tillamook or Portland Metro when needed.

County path Helping Hands anchor Confirm current intake

Start with Helping Hands / Uniontown HOPE Center for emergency shelter and reentry/transitional housing. Confirm current facility location, referral requirements, and bed availability before travel.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, treatment schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, shelter stay, application, denial, or reentry-program participation can be documented

Area Astoria / Warrenton / Seaside / Clatsop County

Tillamook County Housing-Stability Path Tillamook County access should start with CARE Tillamook for housing assistance, coordinated entry, shelter assessment, and homeless prevention, and Helping Hands Tillamook HOPE Center for emergency shelter/transitional housing. Backup may include private landlords, motels, recovery housing, family placement, and community agencies.

County path CARE + Helping Hands anchors Assessment may be required

Start with CARE at 2310 First Street for assessment/housing assistance and Helping Hands Tillamook HOPE Center for shelter/transitional housing route. Ask whether The Village, The Anchor, or HOPE Center is the correct route for the person’s household.

Prepare Current location, ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether assessment, appointment, shelter stay, application, denial, or assistance can be documented

Area Tillamook County

Lincoln County / Newport / Lincoln City Housing-Stability Path Lincoln County access should start with the Community Shelter and Resource Center during the active season, then county/community resources, local landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, family placement, and regional provider access. Grace Wins Haven should be treated as verify-first due to reported closure and possible successor/community efforts.

County path Seasonal shelter route Verify active providers

Start with Lincoln County Community Shelter and Resource Center for seasonal shelter in Newport/Lincoln City. Confirm dates, location, and availability before travel.

Prepare ID if available, current location, income/benefits, proposed address, pets/belongings information, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether shelter stay, appointment, resource-center use, denial, or provider contact can be documented

Area Newport / Lincoln City / Lincoln County

Coos County / Coos Bay / North Bend Housing-Stability Path Coos County access should start with The Devereux Center for homelessness resource support and ORCCA for housing stabilization. Because services have had periods of limited resources, confirm current hours, location, and available supports before sending anyone there. Backup may include private landlords, motels, recovery housing, family placement, and community agencies.

County path Devereux + ORCCA anchors Confirm current status

Start with The Devereux Center for resource-center support and ORCCA for housing stabilization/rental or deposit assistance when funding is available. Confirm active hours, service limitations, and assistance availability before travel.

Prepare Current location, ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether contact, application, assistance, denial, shelter/warming use, or service participation can be documented

Area Coos Bay / North Bend / Coos County

Curry County / Brookings / Gold Beach Housing-Stability Path Curry County access should start with Brookings CORE Response for housing assistance, resource navigation, case management, and transitional shelter information; ORCCA for housing stabilization; and Curry Homeless Coalition for local coordination/support. Backup may include private landlords, motel bridges, family placement, recovery housing, and regional access north toward Coos County or south across the border only when permitted.

County path CORE / ORCCA / Coalition Confirm travel rules

Start with Brookings CORE Response, ORCCA housing stabilization, and Curry Homeless Coalition / local resources. Confirm current assistance, shelter status, and service area before travel or payment.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether case management, rental help, shelter contact, application, denial, or assistance can be documented

Area Brookings / Gold Beach / Curry County

Recovery Housing & Sober Living — Oregon Coast Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, reentry supervision, or post-prison supervision. Coastal recovery options may be limited and scattered, so call individual homes and confirm transportation, fees, house rules, and supervision compatibility before moving.

Recovery housing Sober living Coastal capacity varies

Search / call Oxford House search Call individual homes directly before travel or payment.

Area Oregon Coast

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Extended-Stay Options — Oregon Coast Private housing is often essential on the coast where shelter beds may be limited, seasonal, or distant. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, weekly motels, extended stays, family placement, employer-linked housing, or recovery housing.

Independent housing Coastal practical path Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, heat/cooling, visitor rules, receipts, safety, transportation, rural/coastal directions if needed, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Area Oregon Coast

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Oregon Coast For people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, or electronic monitoring, a shelter bed, recovery home, family address, motel stay, transitional reentry placement, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, treatment court contact, reentry coordinator, or provider before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, shelter verification, reentry-program verification, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, coastal/rural directions if needed, provider/landlord contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, denial, shelter stay, reentry-program contact, or service participation when available

Area Oregon Coast

Eastern Oregon

Counties: Umatilla, Union, Baker, Malheur, Harney, Wallowa, Grant, Morrow, and Wheeler. Cities and communities include Pendleton, Hermiston, Milton-Freewater, Umatilla, Boardman, Heppner, La Grande, Baker City, Ontario, Nyssa, Vale, Burns, Hines, John Day, Canyon City, Prairie City, Enterprise, Joseph, Wallowa, and surrounding rural Eastern Oregon communities.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Eastern Oregon Community Action, Shelter & Emergency Housing Anchors

CAPECO / Home 4 Hope — East Central Oregon Homelessness Coalition Primary east-central Oregon housing and homelessness coalition path. CAPECO states that Home 4 Hope works to prevent, reduce, and end homelessness in Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, and Wheeler counties, and that the coalition includes community members, service organizations, state and federal agencies, churches, and nonprofits.

Housing coalition Umatilla / Morrow / Gilliam / Wheeler Homelessness prevention

Info CAPECO housing / Home 4 Hope CAPECO main site Confirm current access points, housing assistance, and county-specific routing directly.

Ask Home 4 Hope access, emergency housing assistance, rental assistance, motel assistance, utility help, housing navigation, documents, local shelter links, and verification of contact Ask whether contact, application, appointment, denial, or assistance can be documented for court, probation, parole, or reentry planning

Area Umatilla / Morrow / Gilliam / Wheeler counties

Stepping Stones Alliance / Project PATH — Hermiston Shelter and Transitional Housing Path Direct Hermiston shelter and transitional-housing anchor. Stepping Stones Alliance describes its mission as providing people experiencing houselessness with necessary stepping stones — shelter, basic needs, and supports that lead to stability. Its contact page lists a mailing address at 81535 Lind Road in Hermiston, and local reporting describes Project PATH as Practical Assistance through Transitional Housing.

Shelter / transitional path Hermiston Basic needs / stability supports

Contact Stepping Stones Alliance Contact page Mailing/site address listed: 81535 Lind Rd., Hermiston, OR 97838

Ask Current shelter status, Project PATH access, transitional housing status, intake hours, documents, ID help, basic-needs support, case management, length of stay, and verification letters Ask whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted and how address verification works

Area Hermiston / Umatilla County

Community Connection of Northeast Oregon — Emergency Housing Assistance Primary Northeast Oregon emergency-housing assistance route. Community Connection states its emergency housing programs provide rent, motel, utility, and security-deposit assistance to prevent evictions and utility shut-offs, establish permanent housing, and provide emergency lodging. The agency serves Union, Baker, Wallowa, and Grant counties.

Emergency housing Rent / motel / utility / deposit help Union / Baker / Wallowa / Grant

Access Community Connection emergency housing Community Connection main site Confirm county office, intake, and current funding before relying on assistance.

Ask Rent assistance, motel assistance, utility help, security-deposit assistance, emergency lodging, documents, eligibility, county office, application route, and written notices Ask whether application, appointment, approval, denial, or emergency lodging contact can be documented for supervision or court

Area Union / Baker / Wallowa / Grant counties

Community in Action — Malheur / Harney Housing Programs Primary Malheur and Harney housing and community-action route. Community in Action states that it serves low- and moderate-income individuals and families in Harney and Malheur counties and lists housing programs, emergency housing assistance, housing stability assistance, information and referrals, and education.

Housing programs Emergency housing / stability assistance Malheur / Harney

Info communityinaction.info Community in Action housing programs Confirm current program availability and county routing directly.

Ask Emergency housing assistance, housing stability assistance, information/referrals, rental help, motel options, documents, current funding, eligibility, and application route Ask whether assistance contact, application, appointment, denial, or approval can be documented for court, probation, parole, or reentry planning

Area Malheur / Harney counties

Community in Action — Housing Resource Center, Ontario Direct Ontario housing resource path. Community in Action states that its Housing Resource Center is located at 915 SW 3rd Avenue in Ontario and supports housing counseling services for homebuyers, homeowners, and low- to moderate-income renters to improve housing situations and understand tenancy and homeownership responsibilities.

Housing Resource Center Housing counseling Ontario

Contact Housing Resource Center 915 SW 3rd Ave., Ontario, OR Phone listed by Harney resource partners: (541) 889-9555

Ask Housing counseling, rental assistance, emergency housing, deposit help, tenancy education, landlord issues, documents, eligibility, current funding, and application route Ask whether counseling, application, assistance, or denial can be documented for supervision, court, or reentry planning

Area Ontario / Malheur County

Baker County / Baker City Emergency Housing Route Baker County’s most reliable public housing-stability route is Community Connection of Northeast Oregon for emergency housing assistance, including rent, motel, utility, and deposit assistance. Direct shelter infrastructure may be limited; confirm whether any current shelter, motel voucher, or local emergency lodging route exists before travel.

Emergency housing route Motel / rent / deposit help Confirm shelter availability

Access Community Connection emergency housing Use Baker County office routing through Community Connection and confirm current local options.

Ask Emergency lodging, motel assistance, rental assistance, security deposit assistance, utility help, current shelter partners, documents, eligibility, and written notice of action Ask whether contact or application can be documented for probation, parole, post-prison supervision, or court

Area Baker City / Baker County

Union County / La Grande Emergency Housing Route Union County access should start with Community Connection of Northeast Oregon for emergency housing assistance and local stability planning. Ask specifically about motel assistance, rental assistance, utility assistance, security-deposit help, emergency lodging, and current local shelter or warming-center routes.

Emergency housing route La Grande / Union County Funding varies

Access Community Connection of Northeast Oregon Emergency housing programs

Ask Emergency lodging, motel assistance, rent assistance, utility help, security-deposit help, documents, eligibility, current funding, and local provider partners Ask whether application, assistance, approval, denial, or appointment can be documented in writing

Area La Grande / Union County

Eastern Oregon Recovery / Treatment-Linked Housing Path In Eastern Oregon, housing stability may depend on treatment-linked recovery housing, sober living, outpatient treatment, peer support, or court/treatment-court coordination. Use CAPECO, Community Connection, Community in Action, Oxford House search, and local treatment providers together when the housing issue is connected to recovery or behavioral-health needs.

Recovery-linked housing Treatment / sober living Confirm each program

Search / coordinate Oxford House search Also ask local community action and treatment providers about recovery housing or sober-living referrals.

Ask Open beds, fees, sobriety requirements, MAT policy, medication policy, treatment participation, relapse policy, curfew, transportation, offense-history restrictions, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Eastern Oregon / recovery and treatment-linked housing

🛠️ Confirm First Eastern Oregon County, Rural, Private Housing & Supervision Paths

Umatilla County / Pendleton / Hermiston Housing-Stability Path Umatilla County access should start with CAPECO / Home 4 Hope for housing and homelessness assistance and Stepping Stones Alliance / Project PATH for Hermiston-area shelter/transitional housing. Backup may include local landlords, motel bridges, recovery housing, family placement, tribal/community resources where eligible, and regional provider routes.

County path CAPECO + Project PATH Confirm current intake

Start with CAPECO / Home 4 Hope for homelessness and housing assistance; Stepping Stones Alliance / Project PATH for Hermiston shelter/transitional housing. Confirm current availability before travel or payment.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, proposed address, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, treatment schedule, and supervision contact Ask whether intake, application, shelter stay, motel assistance, denial, or service contact can be documented

Area Pendleton / Hermiston / Umatilla County

Morrow County / Boardman / Heppner Housing-Stability Path Morrow County access should start with CAPECO / Home 4 Hope for homelessness prevention and housing assistance. Formal shelter options may be limited, so practical planning often requires local landlords, employer-linked housing, motel bridges, family placement, recovery housing, churches/community agencies, and regional access through Hermiston/Pendleton or The Dalles depending on location.

Rural county path CAPECO / Home 4 Hope Distance matters

Access Use CAPECO / Home 4 Hope first, then build a local landlord, motel, family, employer, recovery, or regional provider plan. Confirm transportation and supervision travel approval before using a regional provider.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, employer housing contact if applicable, landlord/host contact, income proof, phone access, transportation, and supervision contact Ask whether remote housing can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and emergency-contact needs

Area Boardman / Heppner / Morrow County

Wheeler County / Fossil / Spray / Mitchell Housing-Stability Path Wheeler County access should start with CAPECO / Home 4 Hope, but formal shelter infrastructure may be limited. Practical housing may require local landlords, motel lodging, family placement, employer-linked housing, faith/community supports, county resources, recovery housing, and regional provider routes to The Dalles, Bend, Pendleton, or John Day depending on location.

Rural county path CAPECO / regional bridge Plan before travel

Access Build the local plan first: landlord, motel, family host, employer housing, church/community agency, CAPECO/Home 4 Hope, or county support. Use regional shelters only after confirming availability, transportation, and supervision approval if required.

Prepare Full address, rural directions, landlord/host contact, phone access, income proof, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether remote housing can support reporting, treatment, work, curfew, and emergency-contact needs

Area Fossil / Spray / Mitchell / Wheeler County

Union / Baker / Wallowa / Grant County Housing-Stability Path Northeast Oregon access should start with Community Connection of Northeast Oregon for emergency housing assistance, rent/motel/utility/deposit support, and local stabilization planning. Shelter availability may vary by county, so ask directly about current emergency lodging, local shelter partners, and motel assistance before travel.

Regional county path Community Connection anchor Funding and lodging vary

Start with Community Connection of Northeast Oregon for emergency housing, rent, motel, utility, and security-deposit assistance. Ask for the correct office and county-specific route.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, eviction or utility notice if applicable, proposed address, motel contact if applicable, phone access, transportation, release papers, and supervision contact Ask whether application, approval, denial, motel placement, or housing-assistance contact can be documented

Area La Grande / Baker City / Enterprise / John Day

Malheur County / Ontario / Nyssa / Vale Housing-Stability Path Malheur County access should start with Community in Action and the Ontario Housing Resource Center for housing programs, emergency housing assistance, rental assistance, housing counseling, and information/referral. Backup may include local landlords, motel lodging, recovery housing, family placement, churches/community resources, and regional Boise-area resources only when legally and supervision-permitted.

County path Community in Action / Ontario HRC Cross-state travel may matter

Start with Community in Action housing programs and the Ontario Housing Resource Center at 915 SW 3rd Avenue. Confirm before using any Idaho-area resource if supervised.

Prepare ID if available, income/benefits, rental notice if applicable, proposed address, landlord/motel contact, phone access, transportation, release papers, and supervision contact Ask whether application, housing counseling, rental help, denial, or assistance can be documented

Area Ontario / Nyssa / Vale / Malheur County

Harney County / Burns / Hines Housing-Stability Path Harney County access should start with Community in Action for housing programs, emergency housing assistance, and rental assistance where available. Because Harney County is remote, practical planning often requires local landlords, motel lodging, family placement, employer-linked housing, community supports, and regional provider access only after confirming transportation and supervision approval.

Remote county path Community in Action Distance and travel approval matter

Access Use Community in Action first, then build a local landlord, motel, family, employer, recovery, or regional provider plan if needed. Confirm travel and reporting feasibility before leaving county if supervised.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, landlord/host contact, income proof, phone access, transportation, release papers if applicable, and supervision contact Ask whether remote housing can satisfy reporting, treatment, work, curfew, emergency-contact, and transportation needs

Area Burns / Hines / Harney County

Recovery Housing & Sober Living — Eastern Oregon Recovery housing may be more practical than emergency shelter for people in treatment court, substance-use recovery, reentry supervision, or post-prison supervision. Eastern Oregon recovery options may be limited and far apart, so call individual homes, local treatment providers, and community action agencies before travel or payment.

Recovery housing Sober living Capacity varies by region

Search / call Oxford House search Also ask local treatment providers and community action agencies about recovery-housing referrals.

Area Eastern Oregon

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Motels & Extended-Stay Options — Eastern Oregon Private housing is often essential in Eastern Oregon where shelter beds are limited or distant. Options may include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, weekly motels, extended stays, family placement, employer-linked housing, farm/ranch housing, or recovery housing.

Independent housing Rural practical path Verify before payment

Area Eastern Oregon

Supervision-Aware Address Planning — Eastern Oregon For people on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, or electronic monitoring, a motel voucher, emergency lodging, recovery home, family address, employer-linked housing, farm/ranch housing, or private room does not automatically mean the address is approved.

Address planning Rural supervision-aware Approval may apply

Check first Confirm with the supervising officer, attorney, case manager, treatment court contact, reentry coordinator, tribal/community program, or provider before moving when approval is required. Ask whether county transfer, travel approval, residence approval, rural address verification, emergency-lodging verification, or written permission is needed.

Prepare Full address, rural directions if needed, provider/landlord/motel contact, house rules, residents, fees, curfew, move-in date, transportation, treatment schedule, and employment plan Keep proof of intake, application, phone interview, appointment, denial, emergency lodging, motel assistance, or service participation when available

Area Eastern Oregon

Rural, Tribal, Recovery & Supervision Planning

Coverage: statewide Oregon planning layer for rural counties, tribal service areas, recovery housing, sober living homes, private rentals, motel bridges, family placement, approved addresses, out-of-county placement, cross-county travel, and supervision-aware housing plans. Use this section when a person’s housing option is not a direct shelter or named provider.

✅ Direct Provider / Named Path Statewide Reentry, Tribal, Recovery & Provider Listing Paths

Oregon Reentry Housing Plan — Before Release or Residence Change For people leaving custody, on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, recovery supervision, tribal supervision, or electronic monitoring, housing should be planned before release or before changing residence. Shelter, recovery housing, family placement, motels, transitional housing, and private rentals may all require approval or verification.

Reentry planning Release / residence change Approval may apply

Use when The person is leaving jail or prison, lacks an approved address, is being released to a county with limited shelter, or must change residence while supervised. Coordinate before paying money, traveling, or moving.

Prepare Full proposed address, provider or landlord contact, household members, rules, rent/fees, curfew, transportation, treatment schedule, work plan, and move-in date Ask whether approval, inspection, written permission, county transfer, or provider verification is required

Area Statewide Oregon / reentry planning

Tribal Housing, Reentry and Community Support Path Oregon housing planning may involve tribal housing, tribal reentry, behavioral-health, transportation, legal, family, elder, youth, or case-management supports depending on tribal citizenship, residence, jurisdiction, release status, and program rules. Tribal resources should be checked directly when the person is a tribal citizen, eligible for tribal services, or lives in a tribal service area.

Tribal support path Housing / reentry / case management Eligibility-specific

Use when The person may be eligible for tribal services, has tribal-court or state-court involvement, lives in a tribal service area, or needs culturally specific reentry/housing support. Confirm eligibility directly with the tribal program.

Ask Housing assistance, reentry case management, transportation, treatment, documents, ID help, family support, safety shelter, emergency assistance, and rental/housing programs Ask whether tribal staff can coordinate with probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, reentry staff, or court contacts

Area Statewide Oregon / tribal service areas

Oxford House — Statewide Recovery Housing Verification Path Use Oxford House to identify peer-run recovery homes in Oregon. Recovery housing can be a practical route when the housing need is tied to sobriety, treatment court, substance-use recovery, relapse prevention, reentry supervision, or post-prison supervision rather than ordinary shelter only.

Recovery housing Statewide search Confirm house rules

Search Oxford House search Call each house directly before travel, payment, or address submission.

Ask each house Open beds, weekly share, gender eligibility, interview process, sobriety requirements, drug testing, medication policy, MAT policy, curfew, visitor rules, transportation, and verification letters Confirm whether residents on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, treatment court, or electronic monitoring are accepted

Area Statewide Oregon / recovery housing

Oregon Providers: Add, Correct, or Claim a Listing OACRA invites Oregon shelters, recovery homes, sober living homes, reentry housing providers, domestic-violence shelters, tribal programs, youth shelters, day centers, supportive housing providers, community action agencies, and local housing navigators to submit accurate listing information for public discovery.

Provider listing Oregon coverage Directory growth

Submit Request or claim a provider listing Contact OACRA

Useful details Provider name, service area, intake phone, website, eligibility, referral process, accepted populations, fees, documents, offense-history restrictions, supervision compatibility, and whether justice-involved clients are considered Providers can request verified listing review or expanded visibility options

Area Statewide Oregon

🛠️ Confirm First Rural Housing, Private Placement, Motels, Safety & Address Approval

Behavioral-Health, Treatment and Supportive Housing Path When homelessness is linked to serious mental illness, substance-use disorder, trauma, disability, medical fragility, or recovery needs, the housing plan may need to run through behavioral-health providers, supportive housing programs, recovery homes, CCBHCs, county health departments, or treatment-linked programs instead of ordinary emergency shelter only.

Behavioral-health path Mental health / addiction / disability Program-specific

Use when The person needs treatment-linked housing, recovery housing, psychiatric stabilization, case management, medication support, supportive housing, or disability-linked housing support. Coordinate with local county mental-health or behavioral-health providers.

Ask locally Supportive housing, recovery residence referral, treatment linkage, mental-health case management, Medicaid/Oregon Health Plan help, disability documentation, and housing retention support Ask whether participation can be documented for court, probation, parole, treatment court, post-prison supervision, or reentry staff

Area Statewide / behavioral-health-linked

Rural Oregon Housing-Stability Plan Many Oregon counties do not have a large walk-in shelter or a public-facing reentry housing program. A practical plan may require local landlords, motels, family placement, recovery homes, community action agencies, tribal services where eligible, faith/community supports, county resources, and a regional provider bridge to a larger city.

Rural stabilization Local + regional plan Call before travel

Build locally first Check local landlord/room rental, motel, recovery home, family host, tribal service, church/community agency, county office, employer-linked housing, or community action agency. Use regional shelters only after confirming bed availability and travel approval if supervised.

Prepare Current location, proposed address, landlord/host contact, income proof, transportation plan, phone access, release papers if applicable, and reporting/treatment schedule Ask whether rural housing can satisfy work, treatment, reporting, curfew, emergency-contact, and electronic-monitoring needs

Area Statewide rural Oregon

Private Landlords, Room Rentals, Shared Housing and Apartments Private housing may be the fastest path when shelters are full, seasonal, distant, or unavailable. Options include room rentals, shared housing, small landlords, apartments, mobile homes, family placement, employer-linked housing, weekly rentals, recovery-focused homes, or motel-to-rental plans.

Independent housing Screening varies Verify before payment

Before paying Confirm legal address, landlord/host identity, written terms, utilities, guest rules, refund policy, receipt policy, safety, transportation, and whether the address can be approved if supervised. Do not pay before checking approval requirements if approval is required.

Prepare Income proof, ID, references, proposed address, landlord/host contact, written agreement, move-in date, and transportation plan Ask whether the address supports curfew, reporting, treatment, work, electronic monitoring, and travel restrictions

Area Statewide Oregon

Motels, Hotels and Temporary Lodging Motels and hotels can bridge the gap while waiting for shelter, family placement, recovery housing, private rental approval, community action assistance, or reentry placement. Check cost, safety, receipts, guest rules, ID requirements, and supervision approval first.

Temporary lodging Bridge option Cost / approval issues

Check first Daily/weekly rate, deposit, ID requirements, visitors, payment method, receipts, safety, transportation, and whether stay verification is available. Confirm whether the motel address can be used for supervision reporting if required.

Prepare Full motel address, rate terms, payment source, check-in date, expected length of stay, receipt plan, transportation, and next-step housing plan Ask what happens when payment ends and whether the location is acceptable under supervision conditions

Area Statewide Oregon / temporary placement

Family Placement, Shared Housing and Approved Residence Planning Family or shared housing can stabilize reentry quickly, but supervised individuals may need address approval before moving. Household members should understand residence verification, curfew, visitor rules, location restrictions, electronic-monitoring needs, and reporting expectations.

Family placement Shared housing Household rules matter

Before move-in Confirm household members, sleeping arrangement, landlord permission if applicable, lease status, address verification, and whether the location is allowed. Ask whether any household member, victim restriction, school/daycare proximity issue, or location restriction creates a conflict.

Prepare Full address, host name and phone, landlord if applicable, household members, rent terms, transportation, and move-in date Plan work, treatment, reporting, curfew, and emergency contact around the residence

Area Statewide / family and shared housing

Housing Red Flags Before Paying Money People in reentry or housing crisis may be pressured to pay quickly. Before paying a deposit, weekly rent, sober-living fee, motel cost, application fee, or room-rental payment, verify the address, written terms, rules, safety, payment receipts, and supervision compatibility.

Consumer caution Payment safety Verify first

Red flags No written terms, refusal to provide full address, pressure to pay immediately, unclear landlord identity, unsafe conditions, no receipt, rules that conflict with supervision, or refusal to answer medication/MAT/offense-history questions. For recovery housing, ask for written rules, fees, relapse policy, drug testing, medication policy, MAT policy, and refund policy.

Before paying Verify address, owner/program contact, house rules, payment terms, refund policy, receipt availability, and whether approval is needed before move-in. Confirm approval requirements before changing residence.

Area Statewide / private and program housing

Safety Planning When Housing Is Confidential If the housing need involves domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, coercion, or immediate danger, confidential safety planning may override normal housing search steps. Standard public listings, shared addresses, and normal provider calls may not be safe.

Safety planning Confidential shelter Do not disclose location

Access safely Use a safe phone, hotline, advocate, hospital, law-enforcement referral, shelter intake process, or confidential provider route. Do not share confidential shelter locations publicly or with unsafe parties.

Ask safely Safe intake, transportation, children/pet rules, confidentiality, phone safety, protective-order support, address confidentiality, and how to report safely if supervised Plan around phone safety, safe contacts, and whether supervision can receive protected location information through a safe process

Area Statewide / confidential access

Documents to Prepare Before Housing Applications Housing programs, shelters, community action agencies, recovery homes, reentry programs, supportive housing providers, tribal programs, and landlords may ask for different documents. A basic housing packet can prevent delays and protect a person from losing an opening because paperwork is missing.

Document packet Application prep Requirements vary

Core packet ID or ID-replacement plan, Social Security information if required, birth certificate if available, income proof, benefit letters, release documents, phone/email contact, and emergency contact. Keep copies in a folder or secure phone storage.

Also useful Rental history, references, treatment schedule, medication list, employment letter, supervision contact, tribal enrollment or citizenship documentation if applicable, recovery plan, and written rehabilitation explanation if appropriate Ask each program what documents are mandatory versus helpful

Area Statewide / all applications

Final Address-Approval Checklist For supervised individuals, verify the housing plan before moving. A shelter bed, motel stay, recovery home, family address, tribal/community placement, employer-linked housing, transitional housing, reentry placement, or private rental may still fail if it conflicts with supervision rules.

Address approval Supervision-aware Check before moving

Confirm Address approval, travel permission, county transfer, residence verification, electronic-monitoring compatibility, curfew feasibility, transportation, treatment access, employment access, and reporting plan. Ask whether written permission or provider verification is required.

Keep proof Proof of intake, application, phone interview, bed offer, stay, appointment, denial, payment receipt, house rules, lease, landlord/provider contact, or service participation Keep copies of all communications when possible

Area Statewide Oregon

Directory Use Disclaimer

OACRA provides publicly available information to help people locate housing, shelter, reentry, recovery, safety, prevention, and stabilization resources. OACRA is not a court, probation office, parole office, tribal government, housing authority, treatment provider, shelter operator, law firm, or government agency, and cannot guarantee acceptance, placement, eligibility, bed availability, funding, service-area coverage, address approval, or continued program operation.

Always verify intake rules, hours, documents, referral requirements, program rules, fees, background-screening practices, offense-history restrictions, supervision compatibility, and current availability directly with the provider. If you are on probation, parole, post-prison supervision, pretrial release, treatment court, tribal supervision, electronic monitoring, or any other court-related supervision, follow your conditions and obtain required approval before changing residence.

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