Volunteers of America of Oregon Men’s Residential Center – Portland, Oregon
Volunteers of America Oregon’s Men’s Residential Center provides comprehensive addiction treatment in Oregon for men recovering from drug or alcohol addiction. The facility operates in northeast Portland, serving adult men referred through the Multnomah County court system or Federal Probation and Parole. The six-month program moves through two phases: an initial structured residential phase followed by a second phase of vocational training and supervised community-based activities.
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About Volunteers of America of Oregon Men's Residential Center
After completing the intensive residential program, men transition into rent-free transitional housing with six additional months of outpatient aftercare, extending support through the critical early post-treatment period. Clinical services include individual and group counseling, CBT, motivational interviewing, DBT, family psychoeducation, case management, legal advocacy, HIV testing, and peer support. MAT clients on prescribed opioid medications are accepted, though the center does not itself prescribe MAT. Integrated primary care is available on-site.
What Makes VOA Oregon Men’s Residential Different?
The criminal justice referral pathway is the defining feature of this program. VOA Oregon’s Men’s Residential Center exists specifically for men coming out of the court system, which shapes everything from the clinical approach to the peer community inside the program. For men navigating both addiction and legal accountability, being in a program designed around that reality rather than adapting a general program to fit it produces a genuinely distinct therapeutic environment.
Treatment Offerings
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Life Skills
- Motivational Interviewing
- Family Therapy
- Trauma Therapy
- Relapse Prevention
- Case Management Services
- 1-on-1 Counseling
Amenities
- Gym
- WiFi
- Walking Trails
- Air-Conditioned Rooms
- Laundry Services
Get Answers About Volunteers of America of Oregon Men's Residential Center
Yes, vocational training and supported employment are part of the second phase of the program, as well as community-based activities that reinforce recovery skills in real-world settings.
Yes, the Men’s Residential Center accepts Oregon Health Plan (the state’s Medicaid), Medicare, federal government funding, and private insurance.
To learn more, see our page on Oregon drug and alcohol rehabs that accept Medicaid.
The residential program is six months, followed by rent-free transitional housing and six additional months of outpatient aftercare for a total of up to one year of structured support.
Yes, mental health services, comprehensive assessments, and trauma-informed care are all part of the residential program.
Visit our guide to dual diagnosis treatment facilities in Oregon.
The program serves adult men referred through the Multnomah County court system or Federal Probation and Parole. Admission requires a referral from one of these criminal justice sources.
See our directory of men-only rehab centers in Oregon to learn more.
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