Twenty-six Years of Service!
A Registered 503(C)(3) Tax Exemption Corporation
Community-based Supportive Housing
Restoration House, Inc.'s (RH) Mission is to provide supportive residential housing that serves adult men with significant co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders not otherwise served by other non-profit agencies within Clatsop County.
The SPMI (Serious & Persistent Mental Illness) SRO Project
Coming in 2026
Restoration House, Inc. (RH) is an innovator in supportive housing and
behavioral health by creatively addressing the need for affordable housing, homelessness and home instability, and behavioral healthcare. RH is constructing 10 new affordable SRO (single-room occupancy) units to provide supportive housing for individuals who are diagnosed as having Serious and Persistent Mental Illnesses (SPMI). The new initiative is called the SPMI SRO Project (SSP).
(read more about the SPMI SRO projetc under separate heading above)
Rendering of the SPMI SRO addition by Brittell Architectural, Inc.
Restoration House, Inc. Key Dates
Twenty-six Years!!
- In 1999, Steve Taylor Incorporated Restoration House, Inc., a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation
- In 2000, RH purchased 208 North Holladay from Clatsop County Housing Authority (CCHA).with a grant received a grant from the Oregon State Department of Housing.
- 2022 RH received an OHA HB-5024 Grant to build a 10 unit SRO addition
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Restoration House Success Stories*
Bill's Story
Bill knows Restoration House, Inc. well after eight years of history. His early life in a severely dysfunctional household with absent parents who were not able to provide good guidance meant he did not develop positive life skills. His street friends influenced his choices that lead to repeated criminal behavior resulting in significant prison time. Bill was ordered to Restoration House by his parole officer in 2012 following his time served. Soon, he began to engage with community peers with similar life experiences. RH asked Bill to use his life experience in general housing maintenance, yard work, and remodeling. Bill became a true asset to the program where he learned and shared a sense of community support, positive socialization and the importance of purpose. After six years of positive participation, he was asked to be a House Manager. After his hard-fought period of recovery, the offer surprised and delighted him. Although he was nervous at the beginning with the new responsibility to mentor others, he managed his responsibilities with high reviews. The success of Restoration House is due to its supportive community atmosphere, encouragement for honesty, and self-development. Bill knows Restoration House, Inc. and understands these core program components have helped him remain a contributing member of the community. His natural and focused interaction with the other residents is a great example of Restoration House, Inc.'s successful peer to peer managed program.
Alan's Story
Alan lived at Restoration House following some adjudicated time. After a long struggle with drinking, he experienced both the program’s support and working together as a community. He developed a personal goal of opening his own painting business with his son. Restoration House provided the opportunity to make good decisions and that led to him successfully launching his business while actively working on his Recovery.
Robert's Story
Robert lived at Restoration House for a few years following a chaotic life and subsequent incarceration. At the House, after working on his recovery from alcohol abuse in the communal setting, he began to set his sights on a personal goal - to learn the plumbing trade! With the program’s support, he was interviewed by a local plumbing firm and was subsequently selected for an apprenticeship opportunity. Today, Robert recently purchased his own home and has developed a reputation around the community as a reputable plumber. He often stops in at Restoration House to help with the older home’s upkeep challenges or to just say hello. He continues to thank the program for his Recovery and stability.