Recovery Resources

Meetings and Community Groups

Places to connect, find support, and build community in recovery.

• Alano Club of Portland — A recovery community center in Portland offering AA, NA, and other 12-step meetings, along with events and sober social activities.
• Gresham AA — Oregon District 11 — Alcoholics Anonymous meetings serving the Gresham and East Portland area.
• Lunch Bunch / Extended Family AA Online — Online AA meetings offering connection and support for those who prefer or require virtual participation.
• Live and Let Live Club — 12-step recovery community specifically serving Portland's LGBTQ+ community.
• Wellbriety Meetings — Recovery meetings rooted in Native American and Indigenous healing traditions, open to all.
• Sober in Seaside — Recovery celebrations and community events at the Oregon coast.

Treatment and Rehabilitation Centers

Professional treatment programs for addiction and co-occurring disorders.

• Another Chance — Addiction recovery services in Portland with a focus on long-term sobriety and community reintegration.
• 4D Recovery — A recovery community organization for young adults in Multnomah County offering peer support, treatment navigation, and life skills.
• Fora Health Treatment and Recovery — One of Oregon's largest nonprofit addiction treatment providers, offering medical detox, residential, and outpatient services.
• Crestview Recovery — Inpatient mental health and addiction treatment in Portland, OR.
• Painted Horse Recovery — Culturally responsive addiction recovery services with a focus on Indigenous and underserved communities.
• True Colors Recovery — Recovery services designed for and by the LGBTQ+ community.
• Serenity Lane — Oregon nonprofit offering residential and outpatient addiction treatment across multiple locations.

Mental Health and Dual Diagnosis Support

Resources for those navigating mental health alongside addiction recovery.

• Mental Health and Addiction Association of Oregon (MHAAO) — Peer-delivered mental health and addiction services across Oregon, including the Peer Company program.
• Dual Diagnosis Anonymous — Support groups specifically for people managing both mental health conditions and addiction.
• IOP — Intensive Outpatient Program Resources — Information and referrals for intensive outpatient programs for those stepping down from residential treatment or needing structured support.

Sober Living and Housing

Safe, supportive housing options for people in recovery.

• Oxford House — A national network of self-supporting, democratically run sober living homes. Chapters available throughout Oregon.
• Arbor House Portland — Sober living for women in Portland, OR, providing a structured and supportive environment for long-term recovery.
• Central City Concern — Comprehensive services for people experiencing homelessness and addiction in Portland, including housing, healthcare, and employment support.
• Outside In — Services for homeless youth and young adults in Portland, including substance use treatment and transitional housing.

Advocacy and Community Organizations

Organizations working to change policy, reduce stigma, and strengthen Oregon's recovery community.

• Oregon Recovers — A statewide advocacy organization working to transform Oregon's addiction and recovery systems through policy and community engagement.
• Recovery Network of Oregon (RNO) App — A free app connecting Oregonians with recovery meetings, treatment resources, and peer support services statewide.

Wellness and Physical Recovery

Programs that support recovery through physical fitness and community activity.

• Go the Distance — Recovery through physical fitness, offering running, walking, and wellness programs for people in recovery.
• Portland Frontrunners — Portland's LGBTQ+ running and walking club, welcoming to all fitness levels and supportive of recovery community members.

Artists and Advocates in Recovery

Individuals using their platform and creative work to amplify recovery voices.

• Skyler Ray — Artist and recovery advocate using music and storytelling to inspire and support the recovery community.
• Futuristic — Artist, rapper, and recovery advocate using music and storytelling to inspire hope and share his journey through addiction and sobriety.
• Madison Shanley — Singer-songwriter and recovery advocate using her voice and music to share her journey and inspire others in the recovery community.

Additional Support and Resources

Dial 211 or visit 211info.org if you need help finding local resources including health and family services, food assistance, or housing.

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