About this Recovery Home
The Men's 69th House is a men's sober house in Portland, Oregon, in Multnomah County, operated by Sober Housing Oregon in the inner southeast part of the city.
A Southeast Portland Sober House Near Holgate
The operator describes this residence as the 69th and Holgate men's house and places it close to downtown, with a bus stop directly outside the door, a park and ride nearby and the As-Is Church across the street. Inner southeast Portland is dense, gridded and served by frequent bus lines running both north to south and east to west, so a resident here is roughly twenty minutes from the central city and roughly the same from the Lents and Foster corridors. That position matters for men who are working shifts that start before transit peaks or end after it.
Shared and Single Rooms in This Recovery Home
Both shared and single occupancy are offered at this address. The choice is the main lever a resident controls. Doubling up lowers the monthly cost and builds in a witness to how someone is actually doing, which is the whole mechanism behind peer housing. A single room costs more and preserves a boundary that some men need in order to sleep, hold a job and stay. Applicants should decide which they want before calling, because availability of each type moves independently.
How Accreditation Works for Oregon Recovery Housing
Oregon has no licensure scheme for recovery residences. The one voluntary program is run by the Mental Health & Addiction Certification Board of Oregon, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, and it accredits organizations, so the credential covers a company and every house under its name. Because participation is optional and the credential attaches to the provider, a resident evaluating a specific Portland sober house learns more by asking for the house documents than by checking a list. Fees in writing, rules in writing, a relapse and discharge policy in writing, and a name to complain to above the house manager.
Applying to This Portland Men's Sober Living Home
The street address is not published and applications go through Sober Housing Oregon, which posts current vacancy for each residence it runs, including expected open dates when a bed is turning over. Worth confirming at intake: the monthly rate and what it covers, the deposit and its return terms, whether the available room is shared or single, curfew, drug testing frequency, and whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted.
Sober Housing Oregon Recovery Homes in Multnomah County
This is one of fourteen houses the operator runs between inner southeast Portland, east Portland and Gresham, thirteen of them for men. The cluster is tight enough that a resident changing houses keeps the same city, the same bus system and the same outpatient provider. Transfers stay inside a single application and a single set of expectations.
Well run homes with the structure you need!
Sober Housing Oregon has multiple locations around the metro area, all near public transportation and other resources.
What you can expect:
-Fully Furnished home including bedding, kitchen items, and TV. Some locations also have gaming area as well as PC
-On-site house manager for overbite and mentorship
-Random UA and breathalyzers conducted for all residents and rests available to PO or case managers upon request
-All paper products (ie toilet paper, paper towels) provided as well as all cleaning products
-High speed internet and wifi
-Weekly house meeting and check in
-Access to clothing closet as well as food boxes
-Referrals to employment services, mental health and addiction services
-Rental reference upon exit
-Periodic organization-wide events such as sledding trips, beach trips, camping etc.
-Referral bonus of $100 for any incoming resident referral
