CO-PS

Central Oregon Peer Services (CO-PS), also identified as Central Oregon Peer Services Foundation (COPS), is a Bend, Oregon-based organization focused on helping people build fulfilling lives and achieve long-term recovery. It meets individuals where they are, including during incarceration, active addiction, homelessness, treatment, or early recovery, and supports self-determined paths forward through lived-experience-informed services and community relationships.

Its offerings include certified peer support, outreach, recovery mentoring, respite care, structured residential programming, peer-run sober housing, and substance use disorder (SUD) outpatient treatment. The organization also provides vocational training through the Way Out Recovery Crew (W.O.R.C.) program, along with reentry and justice services. Its nine-acre rural hub, The Farm, is located east of Bend and brings together sober housing, vocational programming, and onsite outpatient treatment. CO-PS describes its approach as grounded in lived experience, discipline, and a faith-centered community, with the aim of enabling people in recovery to support others. Individuals can contact the organization in Bend for help or information about its services.