Oxford House Beaverton in Hillsboro, Oregon

About Oxford House Beaverton

Oxford House Beaverton is a women’s sober living home located in Hillsboro, Oregon that offers a supportive environment for recovery from substance use disorders. This home operates on the proven Oxford House Model which emphasizes peer-supported, self-run recovery in a 100% drug-free setting.

It provides a stable foundation for adult women seeking to rebuild their lives in a structured, communal atmosphere.

Key Features of Oxford House Beaverton

• Recovery model: Operates under the self-governed, peer supported Oxford House Model for sustained sobriety.
• Level of care: Provides a structured sober living environment and is not a clinical treatment facility.
• Population served: A supportive home dedicated exclusively to adult women in recovery.
• Peer-driven approach: Residents share household responsibilities and provide mutual support to maintain a drug-free life.
• Democratic self-management: The house is managed by elected resident officers, fostering accountability and independence.
• Flexible length of stay: No time limits on residency for members who remain drug free and fulfill their house obligations.
• Community integration: The Hillsboro, Oregon location is in a residential area with access to public transportation.
• National network: As part of the Oxford House network, residents join a nationwide community of recovery support.
• Financial responsibility: Residents are responsible for their share of household expenses to maintain the home.

Begin Your Recovery Journey

The admissions process for this peer-run home typically starts by contacting Oxford House Beaverton directly to inquire about bed availability and house rules. The current residents can provide details on financial responsibilities and explain how the self governance model supports long term recovery. Take the first step toward a stable, sober living environment by reaching out to learn more today.