Officials say Recovery Campus will include on-site transitional housing to support reentry
Summary
Speakers at the Clackamas County groundbreaking highlighted on-site transitional housing as a core component of the Recovery Campus, intended to help formerly unhoused or justice-involved people build "recovery capital" and reenter communities.
County presenters said the campus will include on-site transitional housing designed to help residents build stability and recover. Agency official (S2) described the design as allowing people to "build their recovery capital and reenter communities again," and framed housing as a distinctive feature that sets this campus apart from other recovery centers.
Speakers linked housing to longer-term recovery outcomes and reentry: S2 said transitional housing will be on-site to support recovery and reintegration. Officials did not provide bed counts, eligibility criteria, or operational dates during the ceremony; those specifics were not specified.
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