Housing with Supports 

Bridge Beds 

Transcending Hope’s Bridge Beds offer a vital lifeline for community members facing substance use disorders and mental health challenges. These innovative emergency placements offer short-term stays of 14 to 31 days, with live-in support, peer case management, and personalized transition planning. Fully funded, located sporadically throughout the tri-county area, and designed to empower participants, Bridge Beds serve as a critical bridge to the next steps in their recovery journey, helping individuals access the treatment and alternative supportive placements they need to build a healthier future.

BHRN Housing 

Transcending Hope’s Behavioral Health Resource Network offers a compassionate and supportive recovery housing solution for community members facing Substance Use Disorders in Clackamas County. With four welcoming locations, including two culturally specific homes tailored for Latiné men and women with children, we foster a family-like environment that nurtures healing and growth.

Our fully-funded six-month stays include vital live-in support, peer engagement, and community-building activities that empower residents on their recovery journeys. Additionally, we provide housing navigation and goal-setting assistance to ensure individuals are prepared for permanent housing. Our program is thoughtfully designed to enhance recovery and treatment access, helping residents transcend their challenges and build a brighter future. Together, we create a healthy, supportive space for lasting change and empowerment. 

HRSN 

Transcending Hope’s Health Related Social Needs (HRSN) program supports individuals and families experiencing housing instability across Clackamas County, Multnomah County, and Washington County. Through housing stabilization services, our team works to support individuals transitioning from incarceration, behavioral health treatment settings, and homelessness by helping them maintain stable housing and access community-based support systems. Services focus on tenancy support, eviction prevention, housing navigation, and ongoing stabilization assistance for vulnerable populations, including individuals with behavioral health needs and underserved communities.

As part of Oregon’s Health Related Social Needs initiative through Trillium Community Health Plan and the Oregon Health Authority, Transcending Hope is expanding its infrastructure, workforce, and technology systems to strengthen coordinated care and improve access to housing-related supports. Our program emphasizes trauma-informed care, culturally responsive services, confidentiality, and community-centered engagement to better serve individuals at risk of housing instability throughout the region.

Peer Support 

At Transcending Hope, we believe in the transformative power of community and connection. Our peer support program is designed to uplift and empower participants, offering a safe space to share experiences, celebrate resilience, and foster personal growth. With a focus on culturally specific Latine programs, we honor the unique backgrounds and traditions of our members, ensuring that their voices are heard and valued. Through shared stories and mutual support, we create a sense of belonging, helping individuals transcend their challenges and embrace their hopes for the future. Join us in creating a strong network of support where everyone can thrive and achieve their dreams.

Peer Case Management 

At Transcending Hope, Peer Case Management provides individualized, recovery-oriented support for participants navigating mental health challenges, substance use disorders, housing instability, and involvement with behavioral health and legal systems. Grounded in lived experience and trauma-informed care, Peer Case Managers build supportive relationships that create trust, accountability, empowerment, and self-determination. Services are designed to meet participants where they are while helping them identify goals, reduce barriers, and build the skills needed to move toward long-term stability and recovery.

Peer Case Managers coordinate care and connect participants to essential community resources, including behavioral health treatment, primary care, transportation, legal support, benefits navigation, and permanent housing opportunities. They work collaboratively with county behavioral health programs, treatment providers, community partners, and support teams to help participants remain engaged in services and successfully transition out of crisis systems. Through ongoing advocacy, transition planning, life skills support, and community-based collaboration, Transcending Hope’s Peer Case Management model promotes stability, reduces recidivism and homelessness, and supports lasting recovery outcomes.