Recovery help after treatment in Oregon
We've found 11 places in Oregon for people after treatment and in recovery, mostly in Portland, Eugene and Salem, and 6 that serve the whole state. Our volunteers haven't confirmed these yet, so a quick call ahead is worth it. Most of them help with food (7), shelter & housing (6) and health & medication (4).
Places in Oregon
211info
Oregon's information and referral line connecting callers to shelter, food, health care, mental health, and employment help across the state and Southwest Washington. Dial 211, or text your ZIP code to 898211 during weekday business hours.
Oregon Vital Records (Center for Health Statistics)
Where to get a certified copy of an Oregon birth certificate. The first copy costs $25 ($28 in person with ID authentication); appointments are same-day for most records, mail orders take 3–5 weeks. One valid government photo ID or three documents from the approved list are required.
Oregon DMV Identification Card
State ID card issuance. Make an appointment or use standby service at a DMV office, bring proof of identity and Oregon address, provide a Social Security number or certify you have none, and pay the fee. An interim card is issued on the spot; the permanent card arrives by mail within about 20 days.
ONE Customer Service Center (SNAP, OHP, TANF)
Single point of entry for Oregon food benefits (SNAP), the Oregon Health Plan, TANF cash, child care assistance, and TA-DVS funds for people leaving domestic violence. Apply through the ONE portal online, by phone on weekdays, or in person at a local office.
4D Recovery
Peer-run recovery community organization for adolescents and young adults, with centers in Portland, Gresham, Clackamas, Hillsboro, Salem, Bend, and Medford. Start by filling out the online self-assessment or referral form, or call the admin office.
Alcohol & Drug Helpline
Statewide helpline offering referrals to treatment and counseling for anyone seeking recovery from alcohol or drug use. Lines for Life also runs Oregon's 988 crisis line and a YouthLine for people up to age 24.
Blanchet House
Old Town Portland hospitality house serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner Monday through Saturday to anyone who comes to the door, plus clothing and hygiene items. Bethanie's Room offers overnight shelter for women 18 and up every night of the year, and residential programs run downtown and at a farm in Carlton.
Portland Rescue Mission
Faith-based shelter, meals, and recovery programs for men, women, and mothers with children experiencing homelessness or addiction in Portland. Call 503-MISSION to ask about a bed, a meal, or the residential recovery track.
Union Gospel Mission of Salem
Round-the-clock shelter and essential-needs support for adults and children experiencing homelessness in the Salem-Keizer area. Check the Get Help section of the website for current intake instructions.
Eugene Service Station
Day shelter for adults experiencing homelessness in Eugene, open every day with breakfast, lunch, showers, laundry, clothing, and supplies. It is also the entry point for Dawn to Dawn shelter, Safe Parking, and Egan Warming Centers; just show up during open hours.
Eugene Mission
Faith-based shelter in Eugene providing meals, beds, clothing, and social services to homeless men, women, and children throughout Lane County at any hour. Call ahead to ask about current intake.
National lines that work in Oregon
SAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential treatment referral for substance use and mental health. Finds local programs that take your insurance or none.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988 for any mental health or substance use crisis. Available to anyone in any program.
Lifeline free phone program
Free or discounted phone and service for people on Medicaid, SNAP, SSI, or low income. Apply online or through a carrier.