A Fresh Start. A Stronger Foundation.
A welcoming, structured sober living community where individuals can build healthy routines, meaningful connections, and a foundation for lasting recovery.
Four homes across the Portland area.
More Than a Place to Stay.
Sober living is the space between structured treatment and fully independent life. It gives people a stable home, clear expectations, and housemates who are working toward the same goal.
Since 2012, Sober Living Oregon has offered shared, substance-free homes in Portland and Oregon City. Residents keep their jobs and schooling, contribute to the household, and take on more independence as they're ready.
Learn more about usBuilt around stability and accountability.
Every home runs on the same simple principles, so residents know what to expect from the day they move in.
Structured Living
An environment designed to encourage healthy routines and accountability.
Supportive Community
Meaningful connections with others committed to positive change.
Comfortable Homes
Welcoming residential spaces designed to feel like home.
Personal Growth
A foundation for independence, responsibility, and long-term success.
What Life Looks Like Here.
A shared home, a steady routine, and people who understand.
Shared responsibilities
Residents help keep the house clean and running, the same way any household works together.
Community connection
A weekly house meeting keeps everyone talking and solving problems together.
Healthy daily routines
Work, school, recovery meetings and rest give each day a steady shape.
Personal accountability
Clear house guidelines and a substance-free home mean everyone knows where they stand.
Respectful living
Housemates respect each other's space, schedules and progress.
Building independence
Curfews and freedoms grow with each phase of residency as residents show they're ready.
A Simple Path Forward.
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Reach Out
Contact our team to learn about the homes and current availability.
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Connect With Us
Discuss your needs, expectations, and whether the community is a good fit.
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Begin Your Next Chapter
Complete the admissions process and prepare to move into your new home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can't find what you're looking for? Call us at 503-701-8391.
Your Next Chapter Starts Here.
Whether you're exploring sober living for yourself or someone you care about, we're here to help you understand the next steps.
Steady, supportive housing since 2012.
Sober Living Oregon provides shared, substance-free homes in Portland and Oregon City for men and women who want structure and support while they build a stable life in recovery.
Our mission statement [Placeholder: Aaron to provide mission statement]
We believe recovery is easier with a safe place to live, people to be accountable to, and enough freedom to keep working, studying and rebuilding relationships.
Our homes are residences, not treatment facilities. We don't provide detox, counseling, psychiatric care or medical services. What we provide is a structured household that supports the work residents are already doing.
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The principles behind every home.
Structure
Clear expectations, curfews and house meetings give each day a reliable shape.
Accountability
Every resident agrees to keep the home substance-free and to follow house guidelines.
Community
Housemates support one another and work through problems together.
Independence
Residents keep working or studying, and earn more freedom as they progress.
Member of the National Sober Living Association.
Sober Living Oregon is affiliated with the National Sober Living Association. [Placeholder: confirm membership details or certification level]
Comfortable homes in Portland and Oregon City.
Each home is a shared residence for either men or women. Rent is $675 a month at every home, with utilities and basic household supplies included.
Ask about an opening.
Availability changes often. Send a quick inquiry and we'll let you know which homes have space.
A structured home, not an institution.
Here's what living in one of our homes looks like day to day, and what every resident agrees to.
Routines that support recovery.
Work, school or service
Residents are welcome to work or attend school. Curfews can be adjusted around your schedule with management approval.
Recovery meetings
Residents are strongly encouraged to attend five recovery meetings or workshops a week, or three if working full-time.
Weekly house meeting
Everyone attends the weekly house meeting to stay connected and keep the home running smoothly.
What every resident agrees to.
Some expectations vary by phase of residency and individual circumstances.
A substance-free home
No drugs or alcohol, with testing when requested by staff.
Curfews
Curfew schedules vary by phase and can flex around work or school.
Visitors
Generally welcome from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors must be sober and follow house rules. Overnight passes need approval.
Medications
Residents store their medications safely according to house rules.
Transportation
Residents arrange their own rides to work, appointments and meetings.
Respect
Treat housemates and the property with respect. Violence or serious violations may result in discharge under the resident agreement.
What to bring.
Bring clothing, hygiene items and other everyday necessities. Residents are responsible for their own belongings. [Placeholder: anything residents should not bring]
See the Admissions ProcessGetting started is simple.
Admission depends on availability and whether the home is a safe, appropriate fit for you. Most people start with a phone call or a short inquiry.
From first call to move-in day.
Families and referral partners are welcome to reach out on someone's behalf.
Start an Inquiry- 01
Reach out
Call, email or send the inquiry form.
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Talk with us
We learn about your housing needs and answer your questions.
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Confirm an opening
We find space in the right home for you.
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Review expectations and costs
We go over house guidelines, rent and the move-in deposit.
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Complete paperwork
Fill out the resident agreement and required documents.
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Move in
Orientation and getting settled into your new home.
Simple, all-inclusive rent.
$675 a month, utilities and household supplies included.
A $100 cleaning deposit is due before move-in and may be negotiable depending on your circumstances. Please contact us to confirm payment details.
Check availability or ask a question.
Prospective residents, families and referral partners are all welcome to reach out. We'll follow up as soon as we can.
12435 NE Rose Parkway, Portland, OR 97230 Brittany House (women)
14363 Brittany Terrace, Oregon City, OR 97045 Perrone House (men)
11006 SE Henderson Drive, Portland, OR 97266 Hiram House (men)
16410 Hiram Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045