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Our mission is to create safe and supportive environments where people can rebuild their lives, find community, and develop the skills needed for long-term success.

Transcending Hope is developing a new transitional housing and stabilization facility at 1010 NE Cornell Rd in Hillsboro, Oregon. This ground-up project is designed to provide safe, structured, and supportive housing for individuals recovering from substance use disorders and those experiencing mental health challenges.

The project will consist of a three-story, 39-unit shared housing building, intentionally designed to support recovery and long-term stability. Each floor will feature clustered living arrangements with shared kitchen and living spaces, creating a supportive community environment that encourages connection and healing.

Of the 39 total units, 36 will be dedicated to residents, and 3 units will be reserved for on-site residential managers who provide 24/7 support and oversight.

The building will include private meeting rooms for case management and support services, as well as administrative space to coordinate programming and resident care. The design prioritizes safety, dignity, and community, while maintaining a structure that supports recovery-focused living.

The site is approximately 0.46 acres, and the building will be approximately 16,647 square feet, with 8–10 parking spaces available on site.

This development represents an important expansion of Transcending Hope’s mission to provide low-barrier, trauma-informed housing that helps individuals stabilize their lives and transition toward independent living.