Clean and Sober Housing Options in Central Oregon

Clean and Sober Housing Options in Central Oregon
Oxford Houses
Men’s Oxford Houses: Prices vary by house but about $400 per month plus a sobriety deposit that
varies between $100 to $125, based on which house. Everyone is responsible for their own food.
Each house interviews prospective occupants. Call for an interview.
Bear Creek House
1543 Bear Creek Road
Bend, OR 97701
330-1888
Centennial House
569 SE Centennial Blvd
Bend, OR 97702
788-0022
Mount Bachelor House
750 NE Olney Court
Bend, OR 97701
678-5384
McCartney House
212 McCartney St.
Bend, OR 97701
633-7576
House of Hope Men’s & Women’s Housing
Call: 390-1594
House of Hope offers clean and sober housing with a faith-based approach. The House of Hope ministries
is conducted by Darlene Woods. House of Hope has men’s homes in Bend and Redmond and women’s
homes in Bend and Redmond. Cost is $400 for your own room and $350 if you share a room, plus a $135
deposit. You furnish your own food. Website: http://houseofhope_bend.org. Email:
[email protected].
Lake Place (Clean and Sober living for women)
1290 SW Silver Lake Blvd
Bend, OR 97702
Office 541-617-5088
Cell 541-306-7587
Contact person Dawn Martin, Intake Administrator. Cost - $395 per month for women without children
and $25 per child extra per month. Boys up to age 12 only. There is a $100 nonrefundable move-in fee
and a $20 charge for the background check. There are 26 single rooms each with a private ½ bath.
Country in the City Women’s Housing
1776 NE 8th St.
Bend, OR 97701
385-7639
Clean and sober housing for women. There are 8 single units. Cost is $400 per month. Contact Sheri
Glover or Lois Walcott, who manage the units and live in a large house on-site.
This list is provided courtesy of the Meth Action Coalition, Deschutes County, OR
Bethlehem Inn Homeless Shelter
3705 N. Highway 97
Bend, OR 97701
389-2820 or 322-8768
There are about 40 beds for men and 30 for women and 5 family units. For single men and women it is
bunk style living. Married couples with no children – the men live with the men and the women live with
the women. There is a $5 charge per night but no cost to move in and living expenses can be worked off by
doing chores around the facility. All meals furnished.
Shepherd’s House Homeless Shelter
1854 NE Division Street
Bend, OR 97701
388-2096
A faith-based homeless shelter. Men only. No charge. Residents are expected to attend chapel and
participate in other services that are offered as part of the program. Contact Gary, Donna or Linda.
Madras Gospel Mission
63 SE 11th Street
Madras, OR 97741
475-2064
A faith-based homeless shelter for men and women. There are 14 beds for men and 4 for women. Men
share a room with men and women with women. No charge. Contact Jamie, Mark or Jim.
“Home of the Brave” – Clean & Sober Housing for Homeless Vets
(Central Oregon Veteran’s Outreach)
2934 NE Wells Acres Road
Bend, OR 97701
PH: 383-5904
Contact: Central Oregon Veteran’s Outreach, 354 NE Greenwood Ave., Suite 113. Phone #: 383-2793; fax
383-5822. Website: http://covo-us.org/. Transitional housing for homeless veterans. A program funded by
a grant from the Veteran’s Administration. Housing is free but residents must cover meal costs.
The Loft – Clean & Sober Housing for Homeless Youth
(Cascade Youth & Families)
19 SW Century Drive
Bend, OR 97702
Phone: (541) 318-3436 or 382-0934
Fax: (541) 585-2460
CYFC provides Crisis Intervention and Support Services to youth ages 11-21. Crisis priorities include
youth who have run away, are homeless, have been abandoned, are under current abuse or serious neglect,
or for other reasons have no safe and stable living.
Teen Challenge International Pacific Northwest Centers, Central Oregon Outreach
581 DeKalb Avenue
Bend OR 97701
This list is provided courtesy of the Meth Action Coalition, Deschutes County, OR
541-678-5272
[email protected]
Teen Challenge has a 10-bed inpatient sober house near Bend High for adult men which is faith-based. It is
a faith-based treatment program, not simply clean and sober housing. Contact Executive Director Terry
Van Antwerp for more information.
This list is provided courtesy of the Meth Action Coalition, Deschutes County, OR