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Volunteers of America Oregon - Men's Residential Center

Portland, Oregon · Part of Volunteers of America Oregon

Level of care
Residential, Outpatient
Ages
18+
Insurance
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Listed as operating. 6 sources, newest retrieved Jun 24, 2026. Record researched Jun 24, 2026.

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Published program summary

A 54-bed nonprofit residential substance-use treatment program for adult men referred through Multnomah County's Department of Community Justice or the Federal Probation/Parole system, pairing roughly six months of intensive, skills-focused residential treatment with a six-month outpatient aftercare phase plus 12 transitional alcohol- and drug-free beds at the adjacent Sacramento Recovery House. The center is not open to the general public; admission is by criminal-justice referral only.

Services and populations

Genders served
Men
Specialties
Substance use disorder, Co-occurring / concurrent mental health, Criminal justice-involved men and reentry (Multnomah County DCJ and Federal Probation/Parole referrals), Trauma / root-cause work, Men's treatment
Modalities
Group counseling, Individual counseling, Anger management, Emotional regulation techniques, Skills-focused residential treatment, Vocational training / pro-social activities
Approximate published capacity
54

Admissions

Typical length of stay
~6 months residential, followed by ~6 months of outpatient aftercare

Credentials and public record

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Location

County
Multnomah County

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